Nigerians are set to pay less for petrol as Dangote Petroleum Refinery rolls out a new pump price of ₦739 per litre across the country through MRS Oil filling stations.
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The price cut was announced by Dangote Refinery, which is supplying petrol to more than 2,000 MRS stations nationwide, covering both urban centres and rural communities.
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The sales are already in effect nationwide, coming at a time when fuel demand usually rises due to holiday travel and increased commercial activities.
The refinery took this step as part of its plan to steady the fuel market by refining petrol locally and making products readily available to consumers without supply shocks.
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The new price is made possible by Dangote Refinery’s daily production capacity of about 50 million litres, reducing reliance on imports, easing pressure on foreign exchange and supporting energy security.
Consumers have been advised to buy petrol only at the approved rate and report any MRS station selling above ₦739, as the refinery maintains its stance on fair pricing and steady supply nationwide.
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