Abayomi Susan
Dangote Petroleum Refinery and Petrochemicals Limited has reaffirmed that its ex-depot price for Premium Motor Spirit (PMS), commonly known as petrol, remains unchanged, underscoring the company’s continued commitment to maintaining stability within Nigeria’s downstream petroleum sector.
The refinery stated that its decision to sustain current pricing reflects a broader commitment to supporting the domestic energy market, easing pressure on consumers and businesses, and shielding the wider economy from the impact of volatile global oil market conditions.
By maintaining stable ex-depot pricing despite prevailing operational and market pressures, the refinery said it is contributing to efforts aimed at moderating inflationary trends, enhancing energy affordability, and ensuring the uninterrupted availability of petroleum products across the country. The company noted that this approach aligns with ongoing national efforts to strengthen economic resilience and improve energy security for Nigerians.
The refinery further emphasized its dedication to the consistent production and supply of high-quality petroleum products to the local market, while continuing to play a strategic role in supporting Nigeria’s drive for self-sufficiency in refined petroleum products.
According to the company, maintaining supply stability and price consistency remains central to its operational objectives as it continues to expand its contribution to the nation’s energy value chain.
Dangote Refinery also urged members of the public, industry stakeholders, marketers, and consumers to rely solely on official communications issued by the company for verified and up-to-date information regarding its operations, pricing structure, and product supply activities.
