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Dangote Refinery Reduces Fuel price for Second time in two weeks

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‎The spokesperson of Dangote Group, Anthony Chijiena, officially confirms that Dangote refinery has again reduced its depot petrol price nationwide to N1,125 per litre from N1,175 per litre, on Thursday.

‎This means that the refinery dropped its petrol gantry price by N50 per litre.

‎Dangote Refinery-backed Nigerian MRS filling stations have dropped its fuel pump price for the second time in two weeks, after Dangote Refinery’s gantry price cut.


‎A market survey by reports on Wednesday morning showed that MRS filling stations across Abuja have dropped their fuel price to N1,191 per liter, down from N1,241 per liter.

‎This means that MRS filling stations have reduced their petrol price by N50 per litre.

‎With the latest fuel price reduction by MRS, motorists in Abuja and environs now buy petrol between N1,191 and N1,300 per liter.

‎Reports adds that Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited, AA Rano, Ranoil, Nigerian Downstream Oil and Gas Company, Empire Energy, and other filling stations are dispensing petrol at N1210 and N1300 per liter in Abuja.

‎The development comes nearly a week after the Dangote Refinery adjusted its ex-depot fuel price to N1,125 per liter.

‎DAILY POST had earlier reported that fuel marketers would drop petrol price near N1,000 per liter amid growing pressure from Federal Government authorities on price control.

‎Recall that the MRS filling station, on June 19, 2026, dropped its petrol price following Dangote Refinery’s gantry price reduction.

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