Fuel Subsidy: Petrol Price Increase By Over 300% As NNPC Release Pump Price Per State (Photos)

The price of premium motor spirit (fuel) has skyrocketed after Nigerian President Bola Ahmed Tinubu announced the removal of fuel subsidy on the day of his presidential inauguration.

With the removal of the subsidy, petrol stations across the country have increased the price of petrol to over %300.

However, the Nigerian National Petroleum Commission (NNPC) has released the price template for petrol per liter across the 36 states of the federation.

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Lagos – ₦488 per litre
FCT Abuja – ₦537 per litre
Abia – ₦515 per litre
Adamawa – ₦550 per litre
Akwa Ibom – ₦515 per litre
Anambra – ₦520 per litre
Bauchi – ₦550 per litre
Bayelsa – ₦515 per litre
Benue – ₦537 per litre.

Borno – ₦557 per litre
Cross River – ₦511 per litre
Delta – ₦511 per litre
Edo – ₦511 per litre
Ekiti – ₦500 per litre
Enugu – ₦520 per litre
Ebonyi – ₦520 per litre
Gombe – ₦550 per litre
Imo – ₦515 per litre
Jigawa – ₦540 per litre
Kaduna – ₦540 per litre
Kano – ₦540 per litre
Katsina – ₦540 per litre
Kebbi – ₦545 per litre
Kogi – ₦537 per litre
Kwara – ₦515 per litre
Nasarawa – ₦537 per litre
Niger – ₦537 per litre
Ogun – ₦500 per litre
Ondo – ₦500 per litre
Osun – ₦500 per litre
Oyo – ₦500 per litre
Plateau – ₦537 per litre
Rivers – ₦511 per litre
Sokoto – ₦540 per litre
Taraba – ₦550 per litre
Yobe – ₦557 per litre
Zamfara – ₦540 per litre