The Nigerian National Petroleum Company (NNPC) plans to deploy between 50 and 70 smart, self-service energy stations across Nigeria within the next six months. The outlets report that the stations are intended to expand consumer access to multiple fuel and related services through self-service models.
Both reports say the stations are expected to offer petrol and additional energy options such as CNG and LPG. Vanguard adds that the initiative also includes EV charging and other on-site services, including car wash, food, and mobility-related services. Legit.ng similarly describes a broader set of customer-facing functions alongside fuel dispensing.
While the outlets align on the proposed rollout scale and timeframe, they vary slightly in emphasis. Vanguard highlights the company’s expectation to reach up to 70 locations and lists the services in more detail, while Legit.ng focuses on the overall concept of smart self-service stations and their range of offerings.
