Customers all around Nigeria are now relieved since the cost of recharging cooking gas (also known as liquefied petroleum gas, or LPG) has significantly dropped as of March 14, 2025.
The average cost of refilling a 12.5 kg cylinder has decreased from roughly ₦17,000 to roughly ₦13,750, according to recent market surveys. Prices of cooking gas as of right now:
A 1 kg cylinder was once sold for ₦1,500/kg, but it is currently at about ₦1,100/kg. ”
A 2 kg cylinder now costs about 2,200 naira. ”
Prices for a 3kg cylinder start at about ₦3,300. A 5 kg cylinder can be purchased for roughly 5,500 naira. ”
Six-kilogram cylinders currently cost about ₦6,600. ”
The cost of a 10 kilogram cylinder is about 11,000 won. ”
The price of the 12.5 kilogram cylinder was lowered from 17,000 to roughly 13,750. ”
A 15 kg cylinder now costs about 16,500 naira. ”
20 kilogram Cylinder: About ₦22,000 in price. ”
A 25 kg cylinder can be purchased for roughly ₦27,500. ”
Now, a 50 kilogram cylinder costs about 55,000 won. ”
These price changes are caused by a number of variables, such as changes in domestic supply dynamics, foreign exchange rates, and worldwide oil prices.
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Many Nigerian households are pleased to see the cooking gas prices have decreased, especially in light of the recent sharp hikes. ”
Keep in mind that costs can differ slightly based on the area and particular merchants. It is recommended that customers confirm current pricing with nearby vendors to guarantee accuracy.
