Its Chief Executive Officer, Clement Isong, said that any short-term intervention must be well-targeted, affordable, well-planned, time-bound, and should not have negative long-term effects on the Nigerian economy.
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The association made this development known in a statement it issued on Friday in Lagos on the appointment.
The marketers gave their support in a joint statement on Tuesday in Lagos, a day after the President’s declaration.
Its Chairman, Oluwole Adeosun, made the call at a web training for energy journalists Monday in Lagos.
The marketers also asked the Corporation to be competitive and efficient in its operations going forward in order to achieve the aim of the transition and for the benefit of the nation.
Olumide Adeosun, Chairman, MOMAN, made this known on Wednesday during a virtual consumer protection workshop.
The group also commended the NNPC and NMDPRA for demonstrating transparency, promoting accountability and also for their pragmatic response in ensuring that Nigerians have sufficient supply of petrol despite the disruption in some parts of the country.
The conditionality is contained in the draft of the Petroleum Industry Bill passed by the Senate on July 1.
The Dangote Group made the announcement in a statement posted on its website on Sunday.
Tunji Oyebanji, Chairman, MOMAN, told the News Agency of Nigeria on Tuesday in Lagos that the move could also affect competitiveness among players in the value-chain of the industry.
Clement Isong, Executive Secretary, MOMAN gave the assurance in a statement on Sunday in Lagos.
MOMAN’s Chairman, Tunji Oyebanji, told the News Agency of Nigeria in Lagos that the move would deepen gas utilisation in line with the objectives of the National Gas Expansion Programme (NGEP).
Tunji Oyebanji, Chairman, MOMAN, revealed this to the News Agency of Nigeria in Lagos on Thursday.
Major Oil Marketers Association of Nigeria says the total deregulation of the downstream oil sub-sector remains best option for Nigeria.
The Major Oil Marketers Association of Nigeria on Friday urged Nigerians to stop panicking over the likelihood of fuel scarcity.
Isiaka Abudulrasaq, the Chief Financial Officer of NNPC, gave the assurance in an interactive session with journalists in Lagos on the corporation’s stewardship to Nigerians in Lagos on Saturday.
Olufemi Adewole, Executive Secretary, Depot and Petroleum Products Marketers Association of Nigeria, said in a statement in Lagos that offers by government failed to meet the legitimate demands of the association.
Andrew Gbodume, the Chairman of MOMAN, made the appeal while briefing Energy Correspondents in Lagos on Monday.
Olawore said that the outstanding payment on subsidy and interest remained unpaid by government and this had led to its members’ inability to import petroleum products in the last few days