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Plateau motorists pay ₦1,420 for petrol at NNPC stations as other outlets charge ₦1,492

Oladayo Jonathan · Premium Times

Published 15 Oct 2026, 7:52 pm·16 h ago·1 min read

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PREMIUM TIMES' checks at filling stations across Plateau State capital on Wednesday, 14 October, showed that outlets operated by the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited sold petrol at ₦1,420 per litre, while other filling stations charged between ₦1,472 and ₦1,492. The post Plateau motorists pay ₦1,420 for petrol at NNPC stations as other outlets charge ₦1,492 appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria .

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