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Again, Dangote slashes petrol price to N835 per litre

Again, Dangote slashes petrol price to N835 per litre

Dangote Refinery has yet again reduced the price of Premium Motor Spirit, also known as petrol to N835 per litre.

The new price is a reduction of N30 from N865 per litre implemented six days ago, marking a 3.5 per cent decrease and N45 from N880 per litre sold by the facility last Wednesday.

Read also: Naira-for-Crude Deal: Dangote crashes petrol price to ₦865 per litre

This price slash also marks Dangote’s third downward adjustment in under six weeks.

The refinery informed its customers in a notice sent out on Wednesday morning.

It said the new price is inclusive of the Nigerian Midstream and Downstream Petroleum Regulatory Authority charges.

This comes as marketers secured regulatory approval to import 117,000 metric tonnes—equivalent to 156.897 million litres—of petrol within eight days, from April 8 to 16, 2025, to boost fuel supply nationwide.

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