The Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPC Ltd.) has launched a nationwide ₦66 fuel discount promotion for customers using the NNPC Fuel App.
The promotion, which began on October 1, will run until October 7, 2026, across NNPC stations nationwide.
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The company announced the offer in a post on its official X handle on Friday, encouraging motorists and other customers to take advantage of the promotion during the seven-day period.
According to NNPC, customers across the country can participate in the promotion by using the NNPC Fuel App for their transactions.
“The ₦66 Discount Promo is ongoing & the excitement is already happening across our stations nationwide!” the company said.
NNPC added that customers in different parts of Nigeria had already started participating in the promotion, with activities taking place at several of its filling stations.
The company also shared highlights from the first day of the promotion and said more activities from participating stations would be released during the campaign.
NNPC said the ₦66 discount offer will remain available through the NNPC Fuel App throughout the promotional period.
The company encouraged customers to continue using the app when purchasing fuel and carrying out other eligible transactions.
“Keep fueling, keep transacting and keep your eyes on our pages,” NNPC said.
The company urged customers not to miss the opportunity before the promotion ends on October 7.
Customers seeking to participate in the promotion are required to use the NNPC Fuel App during the stated promotional period.
The offer is available at NNPC stations across Nigeria from October 1 to October 7, 2026, subject to the terms of the promotion.
NNPC said customers should follow its official communication channels for further updates and highlights from the promotion.
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The seven-day campaign comes as the company continues to promote the use of its digital platform for fuel purchases and transactions at its retail stations nationwide.
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