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Dangote Refinery partner, MRS filling station increases fuel price



Dangote Refinery partner, MRS filling stations, has increased its premium motor spirit pump price.


MRS disclosed this in a new price template released on its X account on Saturday.
The petroleum marketer said its petrol price would now go for between N925 and N955 per litre nationwide, from N825 to N895.
This means that motorists in Lagos, the South-west, North Central, North-west, North-east, and South-east would now buy petrol at N925, N935, N955, N945, and N955 per litre.
Specifically, Lagos and Abuja residents would now buy petrol at MRS at N925 and N945 per litre, up from N875 and N895 per litre.
However, the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited petrol pump price has remained at N875 and N895 per litre in Lagos and Abuja as of Saturday evening.
We earlier reported that petroleum marketers increased their petrol prices nationwide following a surge in crude oil prices as a result of the Israel-Iran war.