NGPETROAN, represented by its national president Mr. Billy Gillis-Harry, has called on refiners, depot owners, and fuel importers in Nigeria to adjust ex-depot and retail pump prices in line with the recent decline in global crude oil prices. The association cited the fall in Brent crude prices to around $77–$78 per barrel, attributed to a ceasefire between the U.S. and Iran and anticipated normalization of oil exports via the Strait of Hormuz. Market analysts are expected to see continued downward pressure on crude prices, though geopolitical risks persist.
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- organisation Statement by PETROAN National President Mr. Billy Gillis-Harry