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No plans to increase petrol pump price to N700 per litre – IPMAN denies claim

The Independent Petroleum Marketers Association of Nigeria, IPMAN has denied allegations claiming members of its association have concluded plans to increase the pump price of Premium Motor Spirit (PMS), also known as petrol, to N700 per litre nationwide in July, freshreporters media reports.

Dele Tajudeen, the Chairman of IPMAN South-west Zone, stated this in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria, in Ibadan on Friday, 30th of June, 2023.

While asking numerous Nigerians not to engage in panic buying and disregard the rumors, Tajudeen said

“I want to disabuse the mind of the people that they should not panic about it, there is no cause for alarm, we are in control, and there is nothing like that. So, people should be rest assured that there is no way they can buy petrol more than the price it is being sold now. If we look at the price from NNPC retail limited, which is an integral part of NNPC limited, they have more advantages than independent marketers and major marketers. So, it was the retail price that they announced they had never given a specific price to the independent marketers. “

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“However, I have read what somebody put into the paper; it is just speculation and not a reality. Nothing like that. I want to assure the masses.”

“There is no how the price can go to N700 as we speak because even if the FX is N700 or N800, that has not nothing to take the price of petroleum from N500 to N700” Tajudeen said

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The Chairman also noted that the product had been deregulated. Hence, the price differential was due to transportation as it is related to location.

”If you are moving products within Lagos, the price may not be more than N300,000, but if you are moving up to Ibadan or thereabout, it could be as much as N500,000. And if you are going to Ilorin, it could be as high as N700,000, that would account for the differential in prices. I want to say with all sense of authority that as of today, within Lagos metropolis, nobody should sell more than N515 to N520 per litre.” He added

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