THE WILL NEWS
The Independent Petroleum Marketers Association of Nigeria (IPMAN) has told Nigerians to be prepared to begin to pay N700 per litre of petrol from July, 2023.
IPMAN’s National Controller Operations, Mr. Mike Osatuyi, who disclosed this to newsmen further added that prices could rise to above N700 in the northern regions once independent marketers start importing products from July.
He said while those living in the northern states could pay as much as N700 and above for one litre of petrol, those outside Lagos should expect to pay around N610, as residents in Lagos would pay about N600 per litre.
“What I am seeing is around N600 and above, depending on the exchange rate, the current crude price at the international market and the landing cost. Those in Lagos will pay around N600, those outside Lagos around N600 plus, while those in the north would be paying anything from N700 and above,” he said.
