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Nigeria’s junior oil minister predicts fall in pump price of petrol

- Kachikwu says the fall in diesel price is proof that petrol pump price will also fall soon - The oil minister predicts that the pump prices will start falling from between next 4 to 6 months - Kachikwu says the government has done huge work to stabilize the price of the

Pump Price of Diesel Down by over 30% in 4 Months

          A  report of THISDAY Newspaper’s market survey just published indicates that the pump price of diesel has dropped by over 30 per cent between February and June 2017, following the fluctuations in forex and international crude oil prices As a deregulated product, the price of diesel is controlled by the market

Domestic gas supply steps up to boost electricity output

          The NNPC, Nigeria National Petroleum Corporation, has stepped up domestic gas supply to an average 7.32 million standard cubic feet per day (mmscf/d). This increased volume guarantees an average supply of 689 mmscf/d to national gas-fired power plants, allowing for a total power output 3,056 MW. Daily gas supply is up by

Petrol Pump Price remains N145 – PPPRA

          In reiteration of The Senate President’s explanation on fuel pump price, the Petroleum Products Pricing Regulatory Agency on Tuesday stated that there was no approval of N5 increase in the pump price of Premium Motor Spirit, street-named petrol. The PPPRA is the authorised agency of the Federal Government that fixes and

Global Implications of the Qatari Rift

  Any kind of instability in the Middle East tends to send up oil prices, and the longer prices stay high, the more likely it is that it will cost more to fill up your tank. So far, oil and gas markets have been taking the crisis in their stride. Qatar is

Stop $150 deportation charge, NCAA asks Ethiopian Airlines

Facts have emerged of how Ethiopian Airlines compelled passengers traveling to South Africa to pay ‘unauthorized’ Deportation charges. The charge estimated at between $75 to $150 (N35,000- N70,000) is tagged, “Refundable Deportation Fee” which all South African bound passengers are compelled to pay before boarding. It was learnt that the fee was

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