Nigeria Fuel Demand Surges: Daily Petrol Consumption Hits Record 56.7 Million Litres in October 2025Nigeria's daily petrol consumption soared to 56.74 million litres in October 2025, the highest in a year, as reported by the Nigerian Midstream and Downstream Petroleum Regulatory Authority (NMDPRA). �� This peak reflects sustained high demand for Premium Motor Spirit (PMS), with an average monthly usage of 661.5 million litres from October 2024 to October 2025. ��Supply Sources and Local Refining ProgressImports supplied 27.6 million litres daily, while domestic refineries provided 17.08 million litres, led by Dangote Refinery's 18.03 million litres output despite falling short of its 35 million litre target. �� Nationwide refining utilization reached 61.58% in early 2025 quarters, boosted by private sector efforts amid crude shortages. ��Other Fuel Consumption TrendsDiesel demand averaged 17.13 million litres daily, aviation fuel 2.61 million litres, and LPG 6,095 metric tonnes, underscoring broad energy needs across sectors. �� October outpaced prior highs like November 2024 (56 million litres) and April 2025 (55.2 million litres). ��Economic Implications and Annual SpendNigerians spent roughly N21.8 trillion on PMS over the year, with NNPC refineries offline and Dangote covering under half the market. �� NMDPRA data highlights gains in jobs, safety, and reduced imports through verified tracking. ��