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MRS Oil Cuts Petrol Prices Following Dangote Refinery’s Lead

Genesis Obong
By Genesis Obong
Published: February 10, 2025
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MRS Oil Nigeria Plc has announced a major price drop for Premium Motor Spirit (PMS), also known as petrol, which will surely benefit Nigerian consumers. This petrol price decrease, effective immediately, follows a similar decision by Dangote Refinery, MRS’s important partner, which reduced its ex-depot pricing to N890 per litre last Saturday.

MRS Oil has introduced regional pricing modifications. In Lagos, motorists may now buy petrol at N925 per litre at all company-owned stations. The price per litre is N935 in the South West and N945 in the North. The highest price is found in the East, where petrol is offered for N955 per litre.

The company emphasized that these price adjustments reflect the current market dynamics and aim to provide high-quality fuel at competitive rates. In a statement released on their official X account, MRS Oil assured customers that they are committed to fair pricing and urged them to report any instances of stations selling above the listed prices.

Dangote Refinery’s Role in the Price Reduction

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This development follows a crucial decision by Dangote Petroleum Refinery to reduce its ex-depot price from N950 to N890 per litre. This adjustment, driven by a favourable shift in the global energy landscape, particularly the decline in international crude oil prices, offers a much-needed respite for Nigerians grappling with rising fuel costs.

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While a slight price increase was implemented in January due to escalating crude oil prices, Dangote Refinery swiftly responded to the recent market trends, recognizing the need to alleviate the financial burden on consumers.

Effect on the Economy

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The impact of this petrol price reduction extends beyond individual motorists. A significant decrease in the cost of petrol is expected to have a positive ripple effect across the Nigerian economy. Lower transportation costs will translate to reduced prices for goods and services, ultimately easing the cost of living for millions of Nigerians.

This move aligns perfectly with the economic agenda of President Bola Tinubu’s administration, which prioritizes self-sufficiency in refined petroleum products and aims to position Nigeria as a leading oil export hub.

Impact on Nigerians

For many Nigerians, the rising cost of fuel has become a significant source of financial strain. From commuters struggling to afford daily transportation to small businesses facing increased operational costs, the impact of high fuel prices has been deeply felt across all sectors of society. This price reduction offers a much-needed breath of relief, providing a glimmer of hope for a more stable and affordable future for millions of Nigerians.

The coordinated price cuts by Dangote Refinery and MRS Oil signify a significant step towards easing the financial burden on Nigerian consumers. While challenges remain, these developments offer a beacon of hope, demonstrating the potential for a more stable and affordable fuel market in the near future.

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