The Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPCL) retail locations across the country have adjusted the price of Premium Motor Spirit (PMS), commonly referred to as petrol.
According to the most recent prices, drivers in Lagos are now paying N840 per litre instead of N740, and residents of Abuja are paying N875 instead of N815.
Currently, the prices at which NNPCL retail locations dispense PMS vary according on the location.
According to inve4stigations, Ondo State had the lowest pump price at N745 per litre, followed by Kwara at N790 and Ekiti at N797, providing some respite to drivers in those regions.
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Prices are still far higher in a number of other states, though, with Kano leading the pack at N915 per litre, followed by Ebonyi at N908 and Yobe at N895.
NNPC petrol prices nationwide
Petrol prices are generally higher in sections of the North and South-East, while some South-West states recorded significantly lower rates, according to an analysis of NNPCL pump prices nationwide.
While Rivers, Delta, Anambra, Edo, and Imo were in the midrange, states like Adamawa, Gombe, Bauchi, and Bayelsa recorded rates near N890 per litre. Current petrol prices at NNPC stations.
Latest pump price for petrol at NNPC stations
Lagos: N840
Abuja: N875
Abia: N805
Adamawa: N892
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Akwa Ibom: N805
Anambra: N860
Bauchi: N890
Bayelsa: N890
Borno: N860
Cross River: N805
Delta: N860
Ebonyi: N908
Edo: N860
Ekiti:N797
Enugu: N810
Gombe: N892
Imo: N862
Kaduna: N825
Kano: N915
Katsina: N892
Kwara: N790
Nassarawa: N880
Niger: N815
Ogun:N845
Ondo: N745
Osun: N839
Oyo: N839
Plateau:N825
Rivers:N855
Sokoto: N885
Taraba: N835
Yobe: N895
Zamfara:N830
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