The actual price of Premium Motor Spirit, PMS, also known as petrol, climbed to N205 per litre, according to documents obtained from the Petroleum Products Pricing Regulatory Agency, PPPRA.
According to the documents from the PPPRA, the price of the commodity appreciated by 8.47 per cent from N189 per litre recorded in April 25, 2018, to N205 per litre as at May 16, 2018.
What this means is that if the Federal Government deregulates the downstream petroleum industry today, petrol would be sold to motorists by petroleum marketers at N205 per litre

source:https://www.infonewsnigeria.com/discussion/963/fuel-price-rises-to-n205#latest

lalasticlala mynd44 do the needful

an den?
na today yansh dey bak?
abeg, leev rubbish for Lawma jare!

Are u sure?

yes!!!

Divatochi:
Are u sure?

Till full deregulation is achieved this will continue to be the norm

Minister for petroleum should come and debunk this news..

By the way, who's the minister for petroleum and what ever happened to the "I will bring down the price of petrol to #40 per liter"

Just asking

If they like let it rise to 1000 but let that dullard in Aso Rock be chased back to his useless Daura village.

Buhari worshippers, come and worship your god

So how much is FG paying to keep it at 143 ??


INGRATES won't ask that question

okosodo:
Buhari worshippers, come and worship your god

DaBullIT:
So how much is FG paying to keep it at 143 ??


INGRATES won't ask that question

What do you mean by ingrates? Is the govt using Buhari's personal funds for subsidy?'isn't it provided for from Nigeria's revenues and tax? Aren't Nigerians the one generating this funds? Is it too much for FG to kuku build refineries than pumping billions of dollars away in the name of subsidy.

DaBullIT:
So how much is FG paying to keep it at 143 ??


INGRATES won't ask that question

Being insensitive and myopic does not mean others are ingrates, you speak of public fund as if it's someone's personal money; if ur mind is open to learn read the following;

President Buhari should also note that during the Jonathan administration, fuel subsidy was far less than the ₦1.4 trillion the Buhari government is spending today. Even at that petrol was ₦87 per litre under former president Jonathan while it is ₦145 today. How can fuel price increase while fuel subsidy also increases?

The Buhari administration has borrowed ₦11 trillion in three years, which is more money than the Peoples Democratic Party borrowed in 16 years. Yet, despite such unprecedented borrowings, the economy moved from being the third fastest growing economy in the world under President Jonathan in 2015, to an economy with the fourth worst performing currency in the world under President Buhari, according to Bloomberg, yet, President Buhari has the effrontery to paint himself as a saviour! It is Nigeria that needs to be saved from Buhari, and not Buhari that will save Nigeria!

Don't follow blindly, even if you decide to enslave yourself, I don't think your offsprings would want that...

DaBullIT:
So how much is FG paying to keep it at 143 ??


INGRATES won't ask that question

I don't know what fuel subsidy means - Buhari

Fuel subsidy is fraud and corruption - Buhari

So if government is paying anything to keep it at 145 then it means that Mr integrity is a fraudster.

DaBullIT:
So how much is FG paying to keep it at 143 ??


INGRATES won't ask that question

See how zombies are reasoning.... So it's now normal to ask questions?

Did you ask question when last administration kept it under #100? Did you ask questions when bubu said he doesn't know what subsidy is, later said the have removed subsidy and still said they are still paying subsidy?

Did you ask questions when they increase the fuel pump price even when paying for subsidy? Did you ask questions now that they are planning increase in pump price?

I believe you won't because it is done by your lord whom you lick his ass for a living everyday, so everything he does is always normal.

DaBullIT:
So how much is FG paying to keep it at 143 ??


INGRATES won't ask that question

How much was Goodluck Jonathan paying to keep it at #87?