Cooking gas prices in Nigeria have reached N2,000 per kilogram, reflecting significant increases attributed to supply shortages and escalating costs. This surge in prices poses a challenge to the nation's clean energy objectives and contributes to rising food inflation across the country. Notably, Lagos and Abuja have recorded the highest rates for cooking gas, exacerbating concerns among consumers and stakeholders regarding affordability and access to energy resources. The situation underscores the urgent need for effective measures to stabilize the market and ensure sustainable energy solutions.
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