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Current Price of Refilling Cooking Gas (per KG) in Nigeria Today: July 17, 2024

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Cooking gas, also known as liquefied petroleum gas (LPG), is a popular and convenient source of energy for many Nigerian households. It is cleaner, faster, and more efficient than other traditional fuels such as firewood, charcoal, or kerosene.

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How Much Is Cooking Gas Per KG in Nigeria Today?Current Price of Refilling Cooking Gas Per KG in Nigeria (As of July 17, 2024)How Long Does Cooking Gas Last in Nigeria?Benefits of Using Cooking Gas in NigeriaChallenges of Using Cooking Gas in Nigeria

However, the price of cooking gas in Nigeria is not fixed and varies depending on several factors such as demand, supply, location, and season.

In this article, we provide you with the latest information on the price of refilling cooking gas per kg in Nigeria today, as well as answer some frequently asked questions about it.

How Much Is Cooking Gas Per KG in Nigeria Today?

As of July 17, 2024, the average price of cooking gas per kg in Nigeria is ₦900. This means that if you want to refill a 12.5kg gas cylinder, you will need to pay ₦11,250 on average. However, this price is not uniform across the country and may differ from one filling station to another. Some factors that may affect the price of cooking gas in Nigeria include:

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  • Demand and Supply: The demand and supply of cooking gas in Nigeria fluctuate depending on the season, weather, availability, and accessibility of the product. During the rainy season, the demand for cooking gas may increase as people prefer to cook indoors, while the supply may decrease due to transportation challenges. Conversely, during the dry season, the demand for cooking gas may decrease as people opt for alternative fuels, while the supply may increase due to easier transportation.
  • Location: The price of cooking gas may also vary depending on the location of the filling station. For example, cooking gas may be cheaper in urban areas where there are more filling stations and competition, than in rural areas where there are fewer filling stations and higher transportation costs. Similarly, cooking gas may be cheaper in regions with more gas plants and pipelines than in regions with fewer such facilities.
  • Quality: The quality of cooking gas can affect its price. Some filling stations may sell adulterated or substandard cooking gas that may not last long or may pose safety risks. Therefore, it is advisable to buy cooking gas from reputable and certified filling stations that sell quality and genuine cooking gas.

Current Price of Refilling Cooking Gas Per KG in Nigeria (As of July 17, 2024)

Cylinder (kg)Current Price (₦)
1kg₦900
2kg₦1,800
3kg₦2,700
5kg₦4,500
6kg₦5,400
10kg₦9,000
12kg₦10,800
12.5kg₦11,250
50kg₦45,000

How Long Does Cooking Gas Last in Nigeria?

The duration of cooking gas depends on several factors such as the size of the cylinder, frequency of use, type of stove, and cooking habits. Based on our research, the average time a given kg of cooking gas is expected to last is shown in the table below:

Cylinder (kg)Average Time (hours)
1kg8
2kg16
3kg24
5kg40
6kg48
10kg80
12kg96
12.5kg100
50kg400

These estimates are based on the assumption that the cooking gas is used for an average of 2 hours per day on a medium-sized stove with moderate cooking habits. However, these estimates may vary depending on the actual usage and conditions.

Benefits of Using Cooking Gas in Nigeria

Cooking gas offers many benefits, both for users and the environment:

  • Cost-effectiveness: Cooking gas is cheaper than other fuels like kerosene, firewood, or charcoal. It lasts longer and requires less quantity to cook.
  • Cleanliness: Cooking gas does not produce smoke, soot, or ash, unlike other fuels which emit harmful pollutants.
  • Convenience: Cooking gas is easy to use, control, and store, making it a preferred choice for many households.

Challenges of Using Cooking Gas in Nigeria

Despite its benefits, there are challenges:

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  • Availability: Cooking gas is not readily available in all parts of the country, especially in rural and remote areas.
  • Safety: Cooking gas is highly flammable and explosive if not handled properly. It’s important to follow safety precautions when using it.
  • Awareness: Some Nigerians may not be aware of the benefits of cooking gas or may have cultural or personal preferences for other fuels.

By staying informed about the latest prices and ensuring safe usage, Nigerians can fully benefit from the advantages of cooking gas. For more updates on cooking gas prices and other related information, keep checking our site.

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