Africa Oil Frenzy Hits Nigerians as Government Ends Role in Petrol Dispute
In a sensational twist, the Nigerian Government has abandoned its role as regulator of petrol prices amidst an intense price war sparked by rival oil companies – Dangote Refinery and the Nigeria National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPCL). According to its latest stance, the State Department under President Tinubu is willing to let things unravel naturally, believing competitors driving down prices will do them some good.
Federal information spokesperson Bayo Onanuga clarified this novel view, emphasizing that NN PCL, being partially State-owned, still is obliged to act like another entity and determine its commercial fares in a market system ruled by the free choice theory.
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