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In an effort to provide transparency and insight into the fluctuating prices of Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) across various Nigerian states, we present a comprehensive LPG price report for October 2023. The data outlines the prices for LPG in various cities across the country for both the 12.5kg cylinder and per kilogram, along with a comparative evaluation with the preceding month of September. Our survey gathered responses from a total of 21 participants, with the majority of responses originating from Facebook.
This pricing breakdown offers critical insights into the evolving LPG market in Nigeria, providing a clear picture of the variations in pricing across the country. Such information is invaluable for consumers, businesses, and government agencies, enabling them to make informed decisions and formulate policies in response to these dynamic market conditions.
We trust that this comprehensive overview serves as a valuable resource for all stakeholders within the LPG industry and beyond.
Cities or States Surveyed Include:Auchi, Benin, Ojo, Lagos, Alimosho, Iyana Ipaja, Egbeda, Lagos State, Gombe, Ibadan, Rivers State, Bwari, Abuja, Ogijo, Ogun State, Ijede, Ikorodu ,Warri, Delta State, Anambra State, Enugu State, Uyo, Ore, Ondo State, Bayelsa, Kwara State, and Kano State.
LPG Prices Across Nigerian Cities
Auchi, Benin:
LPG Price per Kilogram (KG): ₦1,050
12.5 KG Cylinder: ₦13,125
Ojo, Lagos:
LPG Price per KG: ₦1,000
12.5 KG Cylinder: ₦12,500
Alimosho, Iyana Ipaja:
LPG Price per KG: ₦1,100
12.5 KG Cylinder: ₦13,750
Ojo, Lagos:
LPG Price per KG: ₦900
12.5 KG Cylinder: ₦11,250
Egbeda, Lagos State:
LPG Price per KG: ₦950
12.5 KG Cylinder: ₦11,875
Gombe:
LPG Price per KG: ₦1,000
12.5 KG Cylinder: ₦12,500
Ibadan:
LPG Price per KG: ₦950
12.5 KG Cylinder: ₦11,875
Rivers State:
LPG Price per KG: ₦900
12.5 KG Cylinder: ₦11,250
Rivers State:
LPG Price per KG: ₦1,000
12.5 KG Cylinder: ₦12,500
Bwari, Abuja:
LPG Price per KG: ₦880
12.5 KG Cylinder: ₦11,000
Ogijo, Ogun State:
LPG Price per KG: ₦1,100
12.5 KG Cylinder: ₦13,750
Ijede, Ikorodu Lagos State:
LPG Price per KG: ₦1,000
12.5 KG Cylinder: ₦12,500
Warri, Delta State:
LPG Price per KG: ₦920
12.5 KG Cylinder: ₦11,500
Ibadan:
LPG Price per KG: ₦1,000
12.5 KG Cylinder: ₦12,500
Anambra State:
LPG Price per KG: ₦1,100
12.5 KG Cylinder: ₦13,750
Enugu State:
LPG Price per KG: ₦990
12.5 KG Cylinder: ₦12,375
Uyo:
LPG Price per KG: ₦1,000
12.5 KG Cylinder: ₦12,500
Ore, Ondo State:
LPG Price per KG: ₦800
12.5 KG Cylinder: ₦10,000
Bayelsa:
LPG Price per KG: ₦1,120
12.5 KG Cylinder: ₦14,000
Kwara State:
LPG Price per KG: ₦1,100
12.5 KG Cylinder: ₦13,750
Kano State:
LPG Price per KG: ₦1,050
12.5 KG Cylinder: ₦13,125
Cities or States with the Highest LPG Prices
1.Bayelsa:
LPG Price per Kilogram (KG): ₦1,120
12.5 KG Cylinder: ₦14,000
2. Anambra State:
LPG Price per KG: ₦1,100
12.5 KG Cylinder: ₦13,750
3. Alimosho, Iyana Ipaja:
LPG Price per KG: ₦1,100
12.5 KG Cylinder: ₦13,750
4. Kwara State:
LPG Price per KG: ₦1,100
12.5 KG Cylinder: ₦13,750
States and Cities with Intermediate LPG Prices
1. Uyo:
LPG Price per Kilogram (KG): ₦1,000
12.5 KG Cylinder: ₦12,500
2. Ogijo, Ogun State:
LPG Price per KG: ₦1,100
12.5 KG Cylinder: ₦13,750
3. Ijede, Ikorodu Lagos State:
LPG Price per KG: ₦1,000
12.5 KG Cylinder: ₦12,500
4. Ojo, Lagos:
LPG Price per KG: ₦900
12.5 KG Cylinder: ₦11,250
5. Rivers State:
LPG Price per KG: ₦900 (in one area) and ₦1,000 (in another area)
12.5 KG Cylinder: ₦11,250 (in one area) and ₦12,500 (in another area).
States and Cities with the Lowest LPG Prices
1. Ore, Ondo State:
LPG Price per Kilogram (KG): ₦800
12.5 KG Cylinder: ₦10,000
2. Bwari, Abuja:
LPG Price per KG: ₦880
12.5 KG Cylinder: ₦11,000
3. Ibadan:
LPG Price per KG: ₦950 (in one area) and ₦1,000 (in another area)
12.5 KG Cylinder: ₦11,875 (in one area) and ₦12,500 (in another area).
These states and cities offer the lowest LPG prices in the survey, providing affordable access to clean and efficient energy for households and businesses. The cost savings can significantly benefit consumers and reduce the economic burden associated with energy expenses.
Policymakers, industry stakeholders, and government bodies should take note of these regions with intermediate and lower LPG prices. They can use this information to develop strategies for promoting more affordable and accessible LPG in areas with higher prices, thus ensuring that clean and efficient energy is available to all Nigerians, regardless of their location.
Conclusively we can see that in October, the average price to purchase LPG is ₦ 12,446 and in September it was ₦ 11, 212. This shows a price increase of ₦ 1,234 between both months and a percentage increase is 11.01%.
So we will like to hear your opinion on the consistent increase in LPG prices. Comment below and let’s dialogue.
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