Petrol hits N750 per litre in Akure

News Express |7th Jul 2024 | 215

Fuel dispenser

The price ofPremium Motor Spirit (PMS)also known as fuel has hit N750 per litre in Akure.

Last week, it was sold for less than N700 per litre.

Many petrol stations visited within Akure metropolis has not fuel to dispense.

Some marketers said they have sold out their products and expecting new supplies.

Chairman of IPMAN, Ore Depot, Shina Amoo, said what was being experienced was because ˜everything will soon normalised.

He said shortage in a supply was general across the country. (The Nation)

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