As Nigeria grapples with a severe fuel crisis, the Nigerian National Petroleum Company (NNPC) Limited has taken a significant step, announcing a sharp hike in fuel pump prices. The price per liter has surged from N568 to N897, marking a dramatic escalation that reflects the deepening challenges in the nation’s energy sector. This increase is likely to intensify the economic pressures faced by millions of Nigerians, further complicating the already precarious situation in a country where access to affordable fuel is critical for daily life and economic stability.
Spot checks at NNPC retail stations in Abuja and Lagos reveal the implementation of the new fuel pump prices, marking a significant shift for consumers in both cities.
In a striking fulfillment of a prophecy made by Nigerian prophet Primate Elijah Ayodele several months ago, the predicted rise in petrol prices in the country has now come to pass. Ayodele, known for his accurate forecasts, had warned of this increase, which has since materialized, causing widespread impact across the nation.
A well-known prophet, who has consistently spoken out on national issues, predicted months ago that Nigerians would be paying N800 per liter for petrol before December.
‘’Nigerians will buy petrol for N800 before December’’
The new hike in the pump price to ₦897 per litre has brought Primate Ayodele’s prophecy into sharp focus, confirming the accuracy of his foresight. Just as he predicted, this significant increase has now become a reality, aligning perfectly with the warnings he issued.
Similarly, Primate Ayodele has issued a fresh prophetic warning concerning the future of fuel prices in the country. His latest statement hints at a significant shift in pump prices, urging the nation to prepare for potential changes that could impact the economy and daily life. As always, his prophecy has sparked discussions, with many keenly watching to see how events unfold in the coming days.
Primate Ayodele has issued a stark warning to President Tinubu, urging him to dismiss Mele Kyari, the Group Managing Director of the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPCL), if he hopes to resolve the nation’s ongoing oil crisis. According to Ayodele, Kyari’s continued tenure could lead to a dramatic surge in fuel prices, potentially reaching as high as ₦1,200 per liter. The cleric emphasized that swift action is essential to prevent further economic turmoil and alleviate the burden on Nigerians.
“NNPC, if Tinubu has nothing to do with Mele Kyari, he should remove him. NNPC is rotten, there is a need for a reform of the organization. Petrol will increase to N1200 and this will be killing.”
