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No Increase in PMS Prices, NNPC Assures Nigerians

 

The Nigerian National Petroleum Company (NNPC) Limited assures the public that there is no imminent increase in the cost of Premium Motor Spirit (PMS), commonly known as petrol.

NNPC Limited urges Nigerians to disregard unfounded rumours and assures them that there are no plans for an upward review of the PMS price.

Motorists nationwide are advised against engaging in panic buying, as there is presently ample availability of PMS across the country.

Olufemi O. Soneye

Chief Corporate Communications Officer

NNPC Limited

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