Petrol prices at Nigerian filling stations are likely to decline in the next few days after Dangote Refinery lowered the price of petrol sold at its loading gantry to N1,215 per litre. Given the refinery’s substantial role in supplying the domestic market, the move is expected to filter through Nigeria’s downstream oil industry. Managers at […]
Dangote Refinery Cut Signals Fresh Drop in Nigeria’s Petrol Prices
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