Mixed reactions trail reduction in pump price of petrol
Nigerians, especially Lagosians, are not yet enjoying the reduction in the pump price of petrol as announced by the …
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Nigerians reject N5 per litre petrol hike by the Senate
‘It’s a way of inflicting more hardships on Nigerians’ Nigerians have kicked against the approved N5 fuel tax by …
Gowon 8.45k to Buhari N145: Updated timeline of fuel price increase in Nigeria
Following the latest hike in the price of petrol in Nigeria from N87 per litre to N145 per litre …
Condemnation for Buhari, APC as petrol sells for N145 per litre
Following the official removal of petrol subsidy by the Federal government yesterday, Wednesday, May 11, 2016, Nigerians have started …
Nigerians willing to buy fuel at N130 if queues disappear
Following speculations that the Federal Government was set for partial deregulation of the downstream oil sector, a move which …
‘We spend more on fuel than food’ (3)- Nigerians moan
Fuel expenses surpass food in Nigerian households. The incessant fuel scarcity and the attendant hike in pump price has …
‘We spend more on fuel than food’ (2) – Nigerians moan
The incessant fuel scarcity and the attendant hike in pump price has brought untold hardship to Nigerian homes. …
Hardship multiplies, Nigerians weep
‘We spend more on fuel than food’ – compatriots moan The incessant fuel scarcity and the attendant hike in …
No fuel in ‘Fuel Producing’ country! Nigerians vent frustration on social media
As the harsh effects of the lingering fuel crisis in the country become unbearable to most, with businesses crumbling …
Fuel scarcity – NSCDC to monitor petrol stations
Abuja — In a move aimed at curtailing the activities of black market operators and others benefiting from people’s …
Nigerians applaud fuel pump price reduction (2)
The recent slashing of the pump price of Premium Motor Spirit (PMS), otherwise known as petrol, by the Federal …
FUEL STILL SELLS ABOVE N87 PER LITRE (3) – Nigerians bitter for non-compliance by some filling stations
Despite the order by the Department of Petroleum Resources (DPR) that no filling station should sell fuel above N87 …
FUEL STILL SELLS ABOVE N87 PER LITRE (2) – Nigerians bitter for non-compliance by some filling stations
Despite the order by the Department of Petroleum Resources (DPR) that no filling station should sell fuel above N87 …
Fuel still sells above N87 per litre – Nigerians bitter for non-compliance by some filling stations
Despite the order by the Department of Petroleum Resources (DPR) that no filling station should sell fuel above …