The Chief Corporate Communications Officer of the NNPCL, Olufemi Soneye, spoke on the report on Wednesday
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Chief Corporate Communications Officer of the NNPCL, Femi Soneye, revealed this in a statement on Wednesday
The daily consumption of petrol in Nigeria has fallen by 30 percent following the removal of subsidy by President Bola Tinubu.
“It is quite regrettable that a fuel station that sold at N590 a few days ago now sells at N610. One cannot help but wonder if President Bola Tinubu is the one controlling pump prices. Unfortunately, no one seems to have an answer to this question, as petrol cabals are back at work smiling to the bank and feeding fat on fuel subsidy remover. It is even sadder that some marketers and corrupt elements, who are angered that their ill-gotten wealth has been blocked with the removal of subsidies, have continued to unleash suffering on Nigerians.”
The Northern Independent Petroleum Marketers Forum has raised the alarm over imminent fuel scarcity in the country.
Clement Isong, the Chief Executive Officer of MOMAN, said this in a statement he issued in Lagos State on Friday.
NPA, in its Daily Shipping Position, announced that another 25 ships at the ports are discharging fuel, bulk wheat, general cargo, container, bulk salt, bulk sugar and frozen fishes.
The New Agency of Nigeria reports that the situation has caused long queues of vehicles at various filling stations.
NPA confirmed that 20 other ships had arrived at the ports and were discharging fuel, bulk wheat, general cargo, container, bulk salt, butane gas, bulk gypsum, base oil, soda ash and frozen fish.
At a prayer session on his mountain located at Benin Republic, the man of God revealed that he foresees tough time for Nigeria’s economy
The Lagos State Government through the Lagos State Safety Commission and Rapid Response Squad has sealed the centre
Omotoso said in a statement that government’s attention had been drawn to a viral video showing kegs of petrol being handed out as souvenirs at an events centre in Lagos.
For weeks now, getting to buy fuel in Nigeria has been tough, with many spending hours on queues and paying more for it.
NPA in its ”Daily Shipping Position” said that another 24 ships at the ports were discharging fuel, bulk wheat, general cargo, container, bulk urea, frozen fish.
The Customs Public Relations Officer of the command, Nasiru Manga, said this in a statement on Sunday in Birnin-Kebbi.
The NBS said this in its “Premium Motor Spirit (Petrol) Price Watch for February 2021” released on its website in Abuja on Saturday
The State Commissioner for Public Works and Transport, Prof. Daud Sangodoyin, who made the call in Ibadan, said the sight of long queues of vehicles in some filling stations in Ibadan was unacceptable.
NNPC disclosed in a statement by its spokesman, Dr. Kennie Obateru, in Abuja on Sunday
The scarcity of petrol is said to be caused by the refusal of marketers to load the product from the depots over an “ambiguous” price template.
A press release by the Group General Manager, Group Public Affairs Division of the Corporation, Dr. Kennie Obateru, stated that the figure was contained in the October 2020 edition of the NNPC Monthly Financial and Operations Reports