Nigerians commend the Dangote-MRS collaboration. A major participant in the downstream oil sector in Nigeria, MRS Oil Nigeria Plc, has raised the price of fuel to N935 per litre at all of its retail service stations across the country. This comes after Dangote Industries Limited President Aliko Dangote said that the Dangote Petroleum Refinery has teamed up with MRS Oil and Gas to sell petrol at retail outlets for N935 per litre after the ex-depot price was lowered from N970 to N899.50 per litre.
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MRS Oil Nigeria Plc has responded by directing all of its locations to start using the new price right away. To guarantee complete compliance, a digital platform and monitoring staff have been established. Nigerians have also been urged by the firm to report any establishments that do not follow the new pricing scheme. “MRS Filling Stations across the country are currently selling petrol at N935. Please report any stations that do not adhere to this tariff.
The business said in a release, “Call 08009447853 or send an email to NG-FMKPMGWHISTLEBLOWING@NG.KPMG.COM.” * “We call on all petrol station owners to join MRS Oil Nigeria Plc in improving the supply chain of our beloved country, ensuring product quality and availability in every corner of Nigeria for the benefit of all Nigerians,” MRS Oil continued, highlighting the environmentally benign nature of its goods.*
Our correspondents’ checks yesterday verified that all MRS Oil and Gas retail locations across the country have adopted the new price. Commuters were observed waiting in line to buy petrol at MRS filling stations in Lagos. Many thanked MRS Oil and Gas and Dangote Petroleum Refinery, and they encouraged other marketers to support the domestic refinery instead of bringing in off-spec goods.
As her husband filled up their car, Mrs Ibukun Phillips, a commuter at the MRS station at Alapere on the Lagos-Ibadan Motorway, was unable to conceal her happiness. “Today makes me very pleased. Nigeria has won this,” she declared. “The greatest present of the season is the price reduction. In addition to the reduction, we are also purchasing regular, environmentally friendly petrol at a reduced cost.
Because my husband and I am confident in the product’s quality and want to support the economy, we have opted to exclusively use MRS going forward. Adio Ajibade, a commercial bus driver, said the price cut was a huge relief, particularly during the holiday season. It’s a huge comfort to see the reduction.
Nigerians will gain from lower transportation expenses. Alhaji Aliko Dangote would continue to be blessed by God, he declared. Dr. Tunde Akanni, a university lecturer and public affairs specialist, stated that the partnership between MRS Oil and Dangote Petroleum Refinery is a major step in enhancing the sustainability, affordability, and quality of petroleum products in Nigeria.
“This action will not only alleviate the financial strain on Nigerians but also encourage a more ecologically responsible approach to fuel consumption, which will ultimately benefit the economy and public health,” said Dr. Akanni. Tags: #News
