The Trade Union Congress (TUC) has called on the federal government to revert petrol prices to their June 2023 rates.
However, the latest adjustments have seen petrol prices soar to N998 per litre in Lagos and N1,003 per litre in Abuja.
He emphasised the need for the government to offer foreign exchange to Dangote refinery at $1/N1,000 rather than the current rate of over $1/N1,600 to effectively reduce petrol prices.
The TUC president noted that if the availability of petrol is compromised, it will pose a significant problem to many Nigerians.
“If, for example, the production from Dangote Refinery is less than 15 million litres per day, it is not sufficient,” Osifo said...
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