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BREAKING: FG Reduces Price Of Petrol
FG has reduced price of petrol.
OnyxNews Nigeria reports that the Federal Government of Nigeria, led by President Muhammadu Buhari, has cut down the pump price of premium motor spirit otherwise know as petrol from N168 per litre to N162.44 per litre effective from December 14, 2020.
This online news platform understands that Chris Ngige, Minister of Labour and Employment, disclosed this to journalists at the end of a meeting with labour leaders which began at 9pm on Monday and ended at 1:30am on Tuesday, December 8.
FG reduces price of petrol
The product presently sells at N168, following the decision of the Petroleum Products Marketing Company, a subsidiary of the Federal Government – owned Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation to raise the ex-depot price of petrol from N147.67 per litre to N155.17 per litre in November.
The ex-depot price is the price at which the product is sold by the PPMC to marketers at the depots.
Ngige said a technical committee has been set up by the larger house to ensure price stability in the industry.
The minister said that the committee, which will report back to the lager house on the 25 of January 2021, will be appraising the market forces and every other thing that will make for stability in the industry.
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