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Cooking Gas Prices Ease as Supply Improves Across Nigeria

The price of Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG), commonly known as cooking gas, has started declining across several parts of Nigeria following improvements in domestic supply and increased product availability.

Market surveys indicate that many retail outlets have reduced the cost of refilling cooking gas cylinders after weeks of price stability. Industry operators attribute the price drop to better supply from local producers, improved distribution networks, and a more stable foreign exchange environment, which has lowered import-related costs.

Consumers have welcomed the development, expressing hope that the downward trend will continue and provide relief amid the rising cost of living. Many households had previously reduced their use of cooking gas or switched to alternative fuels due to high prices.

Stakeholders in the LPG sector have urged marketers to maintain fair pricing while calling on the government to sustain policies that encourage local production, infrastructure expansion, and investment in the gas value chain.

Experts believe that consistent supply, improved storage facilities, and efficient transportation will help stabilize prices and support Nigeria's clean energy transition by making cooking gas more affordable and accessible to households nationwide.