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- The Department of Petroleum Resources has said filling stations selling kerosene above the N50 per litre official price as well as those adjusting their pumps in a bid to defraud customers risk a 90-day closure if caught.
- The department said the 90-day ban was aside other fines the operators of such outlets would be made to pay before they would be reopened for business.
- The position of the DPR was made known on Wednesday by its spokesperson, Mrs. Dorothy Bassey.
Nigeria demands 2 permanent UN Security Council seats for Africa with veto powers
