The Nigerian Midstream and Downstream Petroleum Regulatory Authority says the supply of petrol rose to 71.5 million litres per day in November 2025, up from 46 million litres per day in October. The regulator attributed the increase largely to imports by the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited, which accounted for about 55 per cent of total supply from domestic and international sources.
According to the NMDPRA’s November 2025 fact sheet, petrol consumption also increased by 44.5 per cent to about 52.1 million litres per day, compared with 28.9 million litres in October. Domestic refineries contributed an average of 17.1 million litres per day, while the authority reported an excess supply of 37.4 million litres during the period.
The regulator said no production was recorded at the state-owned refineries in Port Harcourt, Warri and Kaduna, as they remained shut. It said the increased imports were aimed at boosting national stock levels, addressing earlier supply shortfalls and ensuring availability during the peak end-of-year demand period.
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On gas, the NMDPRA said average daily supply rose to 4.684 billion standard cubic feet per day in November, from 3.94 billion in October. The Nigeria LNG Trains 1 to 6 maintained output of 3.5 billion standard cubic feet per day, with improved utilisation, driven by higher processing levels across gas plants and steady export volumes.
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