NGPetrol depot prices dropped across major Nigerian cities such as Lagos, Warri, Calabar, and Port Harcourt as marketers implemented price cuts ranging from N2 to N23 per litre. In Lagos, Dangote Petroleum Refinery maintained the lowest price at N1,216 per litre, while other suppliers like Pinnacle, MRS, and Emadeb adjusted their rates accordingly. In Warri, Rain Oil recorded the largest reduction of N23, bringing prices down to N1,245 per litre. Similar declines were observed in Calabar and Port Harcourt, with prices converging toward N1,245 per litre. Analysts attributed these changes to increased domestic supply from Dangote Refinery and heightened competition among marketers. Diesel prices also fell in multiple locations, indicating broader improvements in the downstream petroleum market.
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