The Nigerian National Petroleum Company (NNPC) Limited on Monday increased prices of fuel from N910 to N945 in Abuja and from N870 to N915 in Lagos.

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‎The new pump price increase reflects a N35 and N45 hike in the amount previously sold in Abuja and Lagos respectively.

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‎It was observed that some fuel stations in Lagos were already selling at N915 per litre with motorists lined up to purchase the product.

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‎NNPC outlets in Fin Niger Badagry Highway and Igando have their pumps already adjusted to N915 per liter.

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‎Also, the NNPC stations at the Federal Housing area, Kubwa, FCT, also have their meters adjusted to N945 per litre of fuel from the initial N910 per litre.

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‎Other petroleum product companies like the MRS fuel station in Lagos have adjusted their meters to N925 per litre from the previous price of N875 per litre.

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‎This adjustment in pump price increase comes on the heels of the move by the Dangote refinery to increase the ex-depot price of petrol to N880 per litre.

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‎Similarly, TotalEnergies increased the pump price of fuel to N910 per litre from N879 per litre

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