Rewane also predicted that the new price of petrol would increase the number of Nigerian citizens trapped in energy poverty to 168 million in 2025, from 161 million in 2023.
Jigawa recorded the highest average retail price per gallon of Household Kerosene with N7,250.00, followed by Taraba with N7,218.27 and Kebbi with N7,158.33.
The petroleum products importation statistics for Q2 2019 reflected that 5.61 billion litres of premium motor spirit (PMS), 1.38 billion litres of automotive gas oil (AGO), 12.22 million litres of Household kerosene (HHK), 131.36 million litres of aviation turbine kerosene (ATK), 77.24 million litres of base oil, 41.79 million litres of bitumen, 27.68 million litres…
