Price of kerosene rose by 98.76% – NBS

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On a year- on-year basis, the average retail price per litre of household kerosene increased by 98.76 per cent in July 2022.
This is according to the National Household Kerosene Price Watch for July 2022 by the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS)released in Abuja on Friday.

According to the report, the average retail price per litre of the product rose by 98.76 per cent from N397.34 in July 2021 to N789.75 in July 2022.

The report said on a month-on-month basis, there was a 3.68 per cent increase of the product in July 2022 at N789.75 compared to N761.69 recorded in June 2022.

On state profile analysis, the report revealed that the highest average price per litre of kerosene in July 2022 was recorded in Enugu State with N1,003.68, followed by Ekiti State with N989.58 and Osun State with N949.12.

On the other hand, the lowest price was recorded in Bayelsa State with N643.06, followed by Benue State with N654.76 and Rivers State with N655.24.

The report said that analysis by zone showed that the South-West recorded the highest average retail price per litre of household kerosene with N900.90, followed by the South-East with N892.40 and North-Central with N761.92, while the South-South recorded the lowest with N727.07.’

The News Agency of Nigeria reports that the average retail price per gallon of household kerosene paid by consumers in July 2022 was N2,886.41, showing an increase of 7.98 per cent from N2,673.04 in June 2022.

The report said while on a year-on-year basis, the increase indicated a 121.60 per cent increase from N1,302.56 in July 2021

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The young and goal driven writer and cinematographer started his journalism as a print journalist in Kaduna in 2005 writing for Kaduna Chronicles Newspapers, Liberator Newspapers where he became the South Bureau Chief. In 2008, he moved into TV production with an employment into Siverbird Television and Rhythm Fm as a Correspondent. He got certified by Independent Television Producers Association of Nigeria(ITPAN) in 2009. After five years of hardwork and training, he was employed as Associate Producer, Moments With Mo and subsequently Producer, Playground on HipTV. Francis currently majors in documentaries and high profile scripts for news and movies. He is currently a Senior Contents Producer at News Central TV

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