The National Bureau of Statistics in its August petrol price watch said the product was cheapest in Kano, north western state of Nigeria, during the month.
The Bureau, which monitors household expenditure on the product, said petrol buyers paid an average of N92.57 , slightly higher than the N91.50 paid in July.
Abuja, the national capital, comes next at N94.60, followed by Plateau at N94.71. Ogun state spent N95.29, Osun state, N95.81, Lagos, the country’s commercial capital spent N96.50, Delta , N96.63 and Katsina N96.64.
Please read the full report here: PMS watch August 2015 (1)