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Abubakar Ibrahim••448 words · 3 min read New fuel price projections for October could hit your wallet - but the exact figures and reasons behind them may surprise you.
The Chamber of Oil Marketing Companies has released its pricing outlook for the first October 2026 window, covering petrol, diesel, and LPG.
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