NNPC gave away five litres of free fuel to early customers, including bike riders, to commemorate the opening of its new retail locations.

Celebrating the opening of one of its branches in Airport Road, Abuja, it stated that early customers will be able to get free five litres of petrol.

In a statement on Instagram, NNPC said Our new station on Airport Road, Abuja, opposite Shoprite, is now open. We care about your comfort, safety, and satisfaction.

"To say thank you, we gave away free fuel to customers who stopped by to purchase petroleum products, including over 200 bike riders who received 5 litres of free fuel."

The company also celebrated the grand opening of its new station in Bauchi:

"Hello, Bauchi! Our new station along Kano–Ningi Road was officially opened on April 17, 2025.

"To celebrate, we treated some of our first customers to free fuel as a thank-you for the warm welcome. Stop by for quality fuel, reliable service, and a smooth experience every time."

Earlier, Legit.ng reported that the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPCL) has slashed its petrol pump price to N880 per litre on Monday, April 21 for its Lagos retail stations.

This new price represents a N30 reduction from the previous pump price of N910 per litre, and now means that NNPC sells petrol cheaper than Dangote's partners in Lagos.

The Cable reports that in Abuja, at the Airport Road, Lugbe, and the Federal Housing, Kubwa, the price of the product dropped to N935 per litre.

This is the second adjustment in a week and comes days after the Dangote refinery announced a new ex-depot price and also for its partners' filling stations.