Price of Gas Per Kg Across Nigeria This Week

Price of Gas Per Kg Across Nigeria This Week
Regional disparities exist, with some states exceeding ₦22,000 for a 12.5kg refill.
Consumer prices vary; for instance, Abuja reported ₦1,200 per kilogram.

As of early September 2025, the price of cooking gas in Nigeria has experienced a notable decline. The average retail price for refilling a 12.5kg cylinder of Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) decreased by 17.4% month-on-month, from ₦14,375 in July to ₦11,875 in August.

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EKO HOT BLOG reports that this reduction translates to an approximate cost of ₦950 to ₦1,020 per kilogram, depending on the location.

Regional Price Variations

Despite the national average decrease, there are significant regional disparities in cooking gas prices:

Highest Prices: States such as Adamawa, Rivers, and Taraba recorded some of the highest average prices for a 12.5kg cylinder, exceeding ₦22,000.
Lowest Prices: Conversely, states like Yobe, Niger, and Nasarawa reported lower prices, with averages around ₦19,000 to ₦20,000 for a 12.5kg refill.

Consumer Experiences

On-the-ground reports from various regions indicate the following prices per kilogram:

Abuja: Approximately ₦1,200 per kilogram.
Lagos: Around ₦1,050 per kilogram.
Ibadan: Reported prices as low as ₦900 per kilogram.
Kwara State: Consumers have paid between ₦1,050 and ₦1,200 per kilogram.

Conclusion

While the national average price of cooking gas has decreased, regional variations persist, and consumer experiences may differ. It’s advisable for consumers to compare prices across different suppliers and regions to ensure they are receiving the best value.