Petrol price now N151.56 per litre ― PPMC

Wed, Sep 2, 2020
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Oil & Gas

THE price of petrol has been increased to N151.56 per litre, according to Pipelines and Product Marketing Company (PPMC), a subsidiary of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, NNPC.

In a statement, D.O Abalaka of the PPMC stated: “Please be informed that a new product price adjustment has been effected on our payment platform.

“To this end, the price of Premium Motor Spirit (PMS) is now one hundred and fifty-one naira, fifty-six kobo (N151.56k) per litre.” He added: “This takes effect from September 2, 2020.”

– Sept. 2 2020 @ 14:55 GMT |

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