Marketers provide insight as Nigeria’s cooking gas price hike persists

Author: dailypost.ngPublished on: June 9, 2026Country: Nigeria

Business & Economy

Marketers provide insight as Nigeria’s cooking gas price hike persists

Marketers of liquefied petroleum gas, known as cooking gas, have explained the real reason for the continuous price surge in Nigeria. They provided insights into the factors driving the persistent hike. This increase is impacting Nigerian consumers directly.

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