The SDP candidate has promised petrol, cooking gas and Jet A1 at N200 per litre within twelve months of taking office. Abuja is currently paying between N1,299 and N1,345.
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The SDP candidate has promised petrol, cooking gas and Jet A1 at N200 per litre within twelve months of taking office. Abuja is currently paying between N1,299 and N1,345.
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