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NNPCL increased fuel pump prices to stay in business – Marketers

  Petroleum marketers have said the Nigerian government has completely removed the subsidy on Premium Motor Spirit (petrol), which is the reason the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited increased the price of the product to N1,030 and N998 per liter...

NNPCL again increase it’s fuel pump price

Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited, NNPCL, has again increase the pump price of the Premium Motor Spirit, PMS, also known as petrol to N1,030 per liter. The development was observed at some NNPCL outlets in Abuja the federal capital city...

NNPCL Calls for Sustainability as Challenges of Climate Change Intensify

In a stakeholders meeting that brought together reporters covering the National assembly, the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation Limited (NNPCL), issued a clarion call on the  urgent need for collaborative efforts to tackle environmental degradation and promote sustainable practices across...

Crude Oil Theft and Fire Outbreaks: Devastation of Niger Delta Communities Must Stop – NNPCL

The Niger Delta region, once blessed with fertile lands, thriving rivers, and rich cultural heritage, now bears scars from decades of crude oil theft and fire outbreaks. From Oloibiri, where oil was first discovered in Nigeria, to the coastal...

Crude oil Production – Can Nigeria Hold Unto NNPCL’s Promise of 3million Barrels Per Day?

As Nigeria navigates its path to reclaiming its former oil production glory, the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPC) has reaffirmed its commitment to boosting production to an impressive 3 million barrels per day (bpd). This bold claim comes...

Oil Production: “We Can Achieve 3 Million Barrels Per Day” – NNPC’s Ambitious Promise

The Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPCL) has announced that Nigeria has the potential to increase its daily crude oil production from 1.7 million barrels to an impressive 3 million barrels per day.  This announcement came during a Stakeholders Engagement...

Why Nigerians’ Acceptance of CNG Conversion Is Critical to Survival

In recent times, you may have heard a lot of talk about CNG (Compressed Natural Gas). Everybody dey shout am! “CNG this, CNG that,” and yet, for many people, it still feels like one of those fancy things only...

CNG: A Basket for Nigeria’s Gas Fortunes or a Burden for Nigerians?

When we talk about energy in Nigeria, the first thing that comes to mind is the price of fuel. We all know how that conversation goes, especially when you reach the petrol station and see the meter running faster...

Boosting Nigerians’ Acceptance of CNG Conversion: Can We Make the Shift?

As the price of petrol continues to skyrocket like a Nigerian landlord increasing rent, the talk of converting cars to run on Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) has started gaining ground. But na we Nigerians dey look am with one...

Nigerians and the Journey to CNG Conversion: Wahala, Waka, and Hope for the Future

Imagine this: It’s a sunny Monday morning, and you’re standing at a filling station in Lagos. The air is thick with heat, and the queue, as usual, is as long as the “first gate to last gate” trek in...
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