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Nigeria: FG Negotiates N1,350 Cap on Petrol Cost as Prices Climb

Nigeria's finance minister says refiners and importers would carry costs above the cap and recover them later, with crude sold forward to calm pump prices.

By Abdulazeez Hameed2 min read9th October, 2026

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Nigeria: FG Negotiates N1,350 Cap on Petrol Cost as Prices Climb

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