Find out more as new petrol prices hit filling stations, expert shares opinion

Petrol prices have climbed as CPPE rejects subsidy restoration and urges the government to support households, businesses, transport and energy sectors.

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14 Sept 2026, 08:15 WAT · 3 min read

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Find out more as new petrol prices hit filling stations, expert shares opinion

Petrol prices have climbed as CPPE rejects subsidy restoration and urges the government to support households, businesses, transport and energy sectors.

Find out more as new petrol prices hit filling stations, expert shares opinion

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