IPMAN is telling its members to match Dangote's new price. The association's president, Abubakar Maigandi, made the appeal. He wants dealers getting direct refinery delivery to sell at seven hundred thirty-nine naira per liter. Dangote Refinery dropped its rate to that level nationwide last month nationwide.
The refinery bought thousands of CNG tankers for free delivery. This service is for partnered stations. Currently, only MRS outlets are actually selling at the set price. Other partners have not received the promised free truck deliveries yet. They are still waiting for those shipments from the refinery.
Maigandi stated marketers remain confused about new tax reforms. They do not understand how the changes will affect their sales. Consequently, no adjustments have been made regarding the tax. The only clear market trend is falling pump prices across the country.
The IPMAN leader said they are waiting for the situation to unfold. The association is monitoring developments from the refinery and the government. Their primary focus remains on securing affordable fuel deliveries for stations.
The refinery bought thousands of CNG tankers for free delivery. This service is for partnered stations. Currently, only MRS outlets are actually selling at the set price. Other partners have not received the promised free truck deliveries yet. They are still waiting for those shipments from the refinery.
Maigandi stated marketers remain confused about new tax reforms. They do not understand how the changes will affect their sales. Consequently, no adjustments have been made regarding the tax. The only clear market trend is falling pump prices across the country.
The IPMAN leader said they are waiting for the situation to unfold. The association is monitoring developments from the refinery and the government. Their primary focus remains on securing affordable fuel deliveries for stations.
