Motorists have dumped Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited, NNPCL, filling stations and others selling petrol at higher prices. The development comes as MRS, AA Rano, Sharon and other filling stations in Abuja reduced their petrol prices. Aside from MRS filling stations, AA Rano, Sharon and others also reduced their fuel prices by N25 per litre. The reduction in petrol prices by MRS and other Nigerian filling stations is not unconnected to Dangote Refinery’s latest petrol price cut to N1,165 per litre. “I hope the petrol price will reduce from tomorrow (Tuesday),” the filling station attendant who preferred anonymity told DAILY POST.