The Minister of Information and Culture, Lai Mohammed, said this at a press conference in Abuja.

Mohammed was joined at the briefing by the Minister of Power, Sale Mamman; and the Minister of State for Petroleum Resources, Timipre Sylva.

“In spite of the recent increase in the price of fuel to N162 per litre, petrol prices in Nigeria remain the lowest in the West/Central African sub-regions.

“Below is a comparative analysis of petrol prices in the sub-regions (naira equivalent per litre): Nigeria -N162 per litre; Ghana -N332 per litre; Benin -N359 per litre; Togo – N300 per litre; Niger – N346 per litre; Chad -N366 per litre; Cameroon -N449 per litre; Burkina Faso -N433 per litre; Mali -N476 per litre; Liberia – N257 per litre; Sierra Leone -N281 per litre; Guinea -N363 per litre; and Senegal – N549 per litre.

“Outside the sub-region, petrol sells for N211 per litre in Egypt and N168 per litre in Saudi Arabia.

“You can now see that even with the removal of subsidy, fuel price in Nigeria remains among the cheapest in Africa.”

Mohammed added that with the 60 per cent reduction in the nation’s revenue, the present regime can no longer afford to subside petrol prices.

Ozo has been seen at different times in the house following Nengi and trying to be involved in everything she does.

Nengi got fed up of him and confronted him on Friday morning.

The BBNaija female housemate complained that Ozo is not allowing her socialize with other housemates, which is affecting her game in the house.

Nengi said:

“I’m worried for us, we don’t socialize and spend too much time together away from the housemates.

“Free me sometimes, we don’t have to discuss about everything. I don’t like stress at all you keep talking about issues that stressed me out.

“You always want to talk about something even when I want to sleep. I’m tired of complaining and I feel you need to understand and leave me alone.

“I understand you like me a lot and want to talk to me but sometimes just free me I hate when someone tries to force me.”