PPPRA fixes ex-depot price for N138.62
The Petroleum Products Pricing Regulatory Agency kept the petrol dealers guessing on Tuesday when it approved an ex-depot price of N138.62 per litre for the Premium Motor Spirit petrol and kept the pump price to its chest.
Meanwhile, a source from the PPPRA told our Abuja correspondent that the Federal Government was silent on the dealer prices which may hit N145. 68 to N150 per liter because of the uprising it could trigger. “On the other hand, it has resisted the temptation of not interfering with the market fundamentals which determine the price review.”
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