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Breaking: Government Announces Fuel Price Reduction To ₦350 As PH/Warri Refineries Resume Operations
Breaking: Government Announces Fuel Price Reduction To ₦350 As PH/Warri Refineries Resume Operations
In a significant development, the Federal Government has taken decisive action to alleviate the burden on citizens by slashing the price of fuel to ₦350 per litre. This comes as a result of the successful resumption of operations at the Port Harcourt and Warri refineries…CONTINUE READING.
The decision to reduce fuel prices underscores the government’s commitment to addressing the economic challenges faced by Nigerians. With the refineries back in full swing, there is renewed optimism for stability in fuel supply and pricing across the nation.
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