Nigerians are not satisfied with the recent price slash announced by the Dangote Refinery as they still purchase petrol for N1,000 or more per little of the product.
The Dangote Refinery said Sunday that it was reducing the price per little from N990 to N970, but according to users of the product, that has not made any significant impact.
The company in a press statement said the price reduction was its “way of appreciating the good people of Nigeria for their unwavering support in making the Refinery a dream come true.”
Reactions on X:
@TheoAbuAgada: “Not enough. Should be N550. You are being sold crude in Naira.”
@Chief_Ajiji: “Oil marketers’ import: N970/liter; Dangote Produces locally: N970/liter. Rubbish people!”
@gabriel_bolatit: “N20 reduction you can do better I think the cabal should pressure the more.”
@Oladapomikky1: “Sell it at N150 or wrap this sh!t up”
@macabelee: “The game is the game. A lot of people don’t seem to understand what’s going on here…..if Tinubu & NNPC still choose to import, they’ll eventually incur serious debt, and Dangote can still go on to reduce price”.
@Wewe_Of_Lagos: “Should we praise you or swear for you??? What the difference between the old price and this one…”
@daylearny: “O ya between you and I, is 970 not too high?”
@Firsatina: “Dangote’s efforts are not yielding the desired results. It’s unacceptable that Nigeria, with its vast crude oil resources, is still grappling with high fuel prices. Implementing a price reduction to ?250 per liter would be a vital step towards Nigeria’s economic recovery…”
@fabianobi: “If NNPC can import the same quality at a lower price. Then let’s have an open and competitive market”.
@Capolutiti: “Reading through some comments, we are so very funny set of people. Why not tell Dangote to sell at N50 per liter?
