The report showed that “Lagos received the highest volume at 205.66 million litres, followed by Ogun with 88.69 million litres, the Federal Capital Territory with 77.51 million litres, and Oyo with 72.81 million litres.
“The decline in overall supply and distribution suggests continued challenges in the petroleum midstream and downstream sectors, impacting national fuel consumption patterns in June.”
Meanwhile, reacting to the recent Dangote Petroleum Refinery reduction in petrol price to N820 per litre from N828 per litre, oil marketers, yesterday, reduced their depot prices to N825 per litre.
The breakdown indicated that Bovas reduced its price to N825 per litre from N850 per litre while Sobaz reduced its depot price to N855 per litre rom N858 per litre.
Also, MRS (Tincan) reduced its depot price to N825 per litre from N849 per litre while Matrix (Warri) reduced it to N853 per litre from N855 per litre.
cupped from Vanguard.