Nigerian Petrol Prices Hold as Brent Crude Slides to $100
Nigerian depots kept petrol prices steady at ₦1,327-₦1,350 per litre despite Brent crude falling 3.47% to $100.30, delaying relief for motorists.
Nigerian depots kept petrol prices steady at ₦1,327-₦1,350 per litre despite Brent crude falling 3.47% to $100.30, delaying relief for motorists.
Dangote Industries acquires 4,000 new machines to expand Lekki refinery to 1.4 million barrels per day, rejecting foreign contractors after $2.5 billion fee quotes.
About 219,000 metric tonnes of petrol, diesel, aviation fuel and butane are moving through Lagos, Warri and Port Harcourt as marketers boost supply, with Dangote Refinery loading several cargoes.
Petrol depot rates fell to N1,330 per litre in Calabar, Warri, and Port Harcourt, while Lagos remained firm at N1,350 amid improved Dangote Refinery supply and volatile crude prices.
Ikeja Electric Plc begins refunding MAP meter payments through electricity units, with an online tracking dashboard for customers and renewed safety warnings against illegal electrical work.
Petrol prices in Lagos and Abuja hit N1,400-N1,450 per litre as NMDPRA clarifies it lacks legal authority to set pump prices under the PIA, citing free-market rules.
Nigeria's PCNGI says 500 CNG stations will arrive by end of October, with another 500 ordered, totaling 1,000 units. Deployment will prioritize high-traffic cities like Lagos, Kano, Abuja, and Port Harcourt.
Dangote Refinery plans to subsidise petrol transportation costs and deploy more trucks to equalise prices across Nigeria, targeting Sokoto, Kano, and Calabar.
Dr Joseph Obele urges FG and NNPCL to restart Port Harcourt and Warri refineries to boost local supply, cut imports, and ease rising petrol prices.
Dangote Refinery assures investors that falling crude prices won't hurt profitability, as earnings depend on refining margins, with dollar-denominated dividends promised.
NNPC Ltd launches the NNPC Fuel app, enabling digital fuel purchases, gifting via Me2U, station discovery, and doorstep diesel delivery across Nigeria.
Petrol prices surged to N1,850 per litre in Mubi, Adamawa State, with northern markets recording N1,500–N1,700, following Dangote Refinery's gantry price increase to N1,350.
Cooking gas prices have risen again, with some Nigerians paying up to ₦1,600/kg. Average LPG prices are around ₦1,300/kg, but costs vary by location and seller.
Nigeria's cooking gas demand fell nearly 23% to 123,000 tonnes in June 2026, a seven-month low, as Iran conflict disrupted LPG supply, per Argus.
The naira closed at N1,329.86/$ on September 16, 2026, down 0.24% from the previous session. Interbank FX turnover plunged 65.9% to $89.355 million, while external reserves rose to about $54.61 billion.
Petrol prices in Nigeria now reach ₦1,700 per litre in Taraba and Mubi, with Kano, Yobe, Sokoto, Borno, Zamfara at ₦1,500. See the full state-by-state breakdown.
Cooking gas prices in Nigeria rose 25% to N1,500 per kg, while diesel crossed N2,000 per litre, intensifying cost pressures on households and businesses, with petrol remaining stable.
All On and PowerGen partner to expand Nigeria's mini-grids, targeting 41,000 beneficiaries, 6,000 connections, and 9MW capacity.
Nigeria's petrol landing cost hit N1,420 per litre on September 16, N70 above Dangote Refinery's N1,350 gantry price, driven by Middle East supply disruptions.
NNPC says smart and self-service filling stations will boost efficiency and create new opportunities, not cause massive job losses, as it plans to upgrade 900 outlets into modern energy hubs.
Aliko Dangote says global crude costs, smuggling, and Nigeria's operating environment keep petrol prices high despite local refining, urging productive investment.
NNPCL increases petrol pump price to N1,430 per litre in Abuja and other cities, following Dangote Refinery's ex-depot price hike and rising crude oil costs.
Petrol prices are approaching N1,500 per litre in Nigeria as Brent crude settles at $106.37, with Dangote Refinery raising ex-depot rates to N1,350 and retail prices hitting N1,400 in Abuja.
Donald Duke says pricing domestic crude at production cost, not market rates, can enable petrol at N200-N300 per litre in Nigeria.
Nigeria's diesel import landing cost rose to N1,917.82 per litre, nearing N2,000, as Middle East tensions disrupt supply. Dangote's N1,850 price offers relief, but marketers may raise prices as cheaper stocks run out.
Petrol depot prices in Nigeria range from N1,350 to N1,390 per litre across Lagos, Warri, Port Harcourt, and Calabar, with Bulk Strategic recording the highest price, according to a new market report.
Dangote Group will break ground on a $17 billion oil refinery in Lamu, Kenya, by end of September 2026, with completion targeted within three years.
Dangote Refinery raises petrol gantry price to N1,350 per litre, a N185 increase in three weeks, as filling stations adjust pump prices to N1,400 amid crude oil questions.
Dangote Refinery's latest petrol price hike to N1,350 per litre pushes pump prices to N1,395 in Lagos, marking the fourth increase since August 21.
NNPC launches app-powered self-service petrol pumps, allowing motorists to pay digitally and dispense fuel independently. The company plans up to 70 smart stations nationwide.