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September 19, 2026|16:28

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NMDPRA says it does not fix petrol pump prices

Punch Nigeria 19 minutes 1 mins read

The NMDPRA has clarified that it does not fix petrol prices, stating that the Petroleum Industry Act mandates unrestricted free-market pricing conditions. Read More: https://punchng.com/nmdpra-says-it-does-not-fix-petrol-pump-prices/

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