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Nigerian Fuel Prices Anticipated to Decline Following Refinery Adjustments
Fuel marketers in Nigeria project a decrease in petrol and diesel costs by early next week, following recent price reductions implemented by the Dangote Refinery.
IPMAN Denies Halting Fuel Collection at Dangote Refinery
IPMAN has clarified that its members are still loading petrol at the Dangote Refinery, despite reports suggesting a boycott over dollar-denominated pricing.
IPMAN Halts Petrol Pickup at Dangote Refinery Due to Unstable Pricing
IPMAN has suspended petrol loading at the Dangote Refinery following an unexpected halt in operations, leading marketers to seek supplies from more expensive private depots.
IPMAN Challenges NMDPRA Import Permits as Local Fuel Prices Remain Competitive
IPMAN has petitioned the NMDPRA to reconsider petrol import licenses, arguing that locally refined fuel is cheaper and more sustainable than increasingly expensive imported supplies.
IPMAN raises alarm over surging import licences and potential fuel price hikes
IPMAN warns that an increase in petrol import licences is inflating fuel prices and straining the naira, urging the government to prioritize domestic refining to ensure stability.
IPMAN reports petrol supply freeze due to price instability
IPMAN says independent marketers have paused petrol purchases and closed stations due to price uncertainty caused by the suspension of loading operations at the Dangote Refinery.
IPMAN Urges Federal Government Action as Dangote Refinery Shifts to Dollar-Based Sales
IPMAN warns that fuel prices could surge after the Dangote Refinery ended its naira-for-crude sales agreement, prompting calls for government intervention.
IPMAN Clarifies Status of Fuel Sales Amid Market Deregulation
IPMAN officials have denied reports of a fuel sales halt, emphasizing that the current deregulated market environment allows for independent procurement and pricing strategies.
Kano Consumer Council Presses IPMAN to Lower Petrol Prices
The Kano State Consumer Protection Council is calling on petroleum marketers to lower petrol prices to reflect global market trends and ensure fair measurement at pumps.