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BREAKING: Petrol Price Increased To N1000/Litre

the price of Petrol has been increased to N1000 per Litre in filling stations around Enugu.

by NewsOnline Nigeria
February 20, 2024
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Petrol Price

Petrol Price

Petrol Price has reportedly been increased to N1000/litre.

 

NewsOnline Nigeria reports that the price of Petrol has been increased to N1000 per Litre in filling stations around Enugu.

 

 

This was revealed in a post by a doctor who expressed surprise after he was compelled to buy at such a high price.

 

READ ALSO: Unemployment Rate In Nigeria Increases Under Tinubu

 

 

In the post, he shared the dashboard of the fuel dispenser showing that he bought 8 litres for N8,000

 

 

See proof below

 

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