Independent Petroleum Marketers Association of Nigeria (IPMAN)
on Monday, 20 June, asked marketers across the country to begin dispensing petrol at N180 per litre and above.
The cartel said it was no longer possible to sell at the government’s cap of N165 per litre, Peoples Gazette reports. “The chairman and executives, in conjunction with some senior members of our unit, organised a press conference today, 20th June 2022, at IPMAN house Ejigbo Lagos, where we explained our predicament with the current price of PMS at the private depot….
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