NNPCL And Dangote Will Face Challenge Of Credibility If They Don't Uniform Their Price 

Prices don’t have to be uniform. Let the market be free. PMS is like any commodity. There is no uniformity in the price of bread in Ikeja and the one in Ikoyi or Ikorodu. Let each trader set his own prices.

Pls can you do viewers a favour by not insulting them with unknowledgeable such as this lady? And I don’t mean that in a derogatory manner! She is totally clueless. Stop putting panels of people together because they know someone in your TV station or because they look beautiful. Does she understand the terms “deregulation”, “market forces”, “price war”? So, a company that took loans to establish a filling station must apply “uniformity” in price with NNPC even when their overheads are far higher and their margins much smaller, hence unable to absorb price shocks like NNPC could? In any case, why worry that multiple filling stations have different prices in your area when you can easily drive to the nearest station to fill up and help to either force the pricier filling stations to either reduce prices or out of patronage? Do market-women in Onitsha Market all price their yams at exactly the same amount? Don’t you price around and then buy the best value at the cheapest price? Please help your station by getting more cerebral guests!

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