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Dealers Crash Cooking Gas Prices Below N1,000/1kg

May 6, 2024
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Dealers Crash Cooking Gas Prices Below N1,000/1kg
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Cooking gas dealers have crashed the price of the product further following improved supply and forex availability

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The dealers said the price of refilling 12.5kg of cooking gas crashed from N14,000 to about N10,000

Findings show that the crash also comes following the relative gain of the naira against the US dollar

Findings also show that dealers of liquified petroleum gas (LPG), also known as cooking gas, have crashed the commodity’s price following supply improvements.

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According to a market survey conducted by Legit.ng, the dealers have crashed the product’s price to N900 per kilogramme from the N1,300 it sold weeks ago.

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A manager at Gasland depot in the Iju-Ishaga area of Lagos, who pleaded anonymity, revealed that the price crash also followed the Nigerian government’s removal of value-added tax (VAT) from the product.

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“We are witnessing supply improvements, and more marketers can access the products. Also, we have noticed an improvement in forex availability for importers to bring in the product.”

He stated that the deport sold the product at N1,300 per kilogramme two weeks ago but crashed the price to N900.

Recent data from the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) disclosed that the price of 12.5kg of LPG increased by 46.88% in one year.

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The NBS revealed this in its annual LPG price watch report for February.

The NBS said the price of refilling 12.5kg of cooking gas increased to N15,060.38, compared to N10,253.39 in the month under review.

The report said the average price for refilling a 12.5kg cooking gas cylinder rose by 28.33% in one month, from N11.735.72 in January 2024 to N15,060.38 in February 2024, TheCable reported.

The report said: The bureau said that “on a year-on-year basis, this rose by 46.88% from N10,253.39 in February 2023.”

“On state profile analysis, Ogun recorded the highest average retail price for the refilling of a 12.5kg Cylinder of Liquefied Petroleum Gas (Cooking Gas) with N16,375.00, followed by Delta with N16,333.33 and Edo with N16,321.43.

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“Conversely, Bauchi recorded the lowest average price, N13,167.50, followed by Katsina and Yobe, with N13,562.50 and N13,610.00, respectively.”

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