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FUEL SCARCITY
News and analysis about fuel scarcity
Players in the Nigerian aviation industry have called on the federal government to prioritise local refining of Jet...
The Nigerian National Petroleum Company (NNPC) Ltd has stated that Nigerians will not have to queue for petrol in December as they have done for most of the year.
Traders, workers and other commuters in different parts of Lagos are lamenting the increasing cost of transportation to various destinations across the state.
Oil marketers have attributed the lingering fuel scarcity in Lagos and its environs to the inability of the PPMC to supply products...
IPMAN has pledged its support to avert a crisis and make petrol available at the regulated price of N165 per litre.
Oil marketers have threatened down tools by next week if the Federal Government does not pay the 12 months bridging claims owed them.
The NMDPRA says it has paid the sum of N74 billion to oil marketers as bridging claims in the past seven months.
Petroleum marketers in Nigeria have lament the current official pump prime of petrol, clearly stating that the price is no longer sustainable.
Fuel scarcity has worsened across Lagos, Ogun States, as filling stations now sell petrol at N185 per litre or more.
NMDPRA has insisted that the price of petrol must remain at N165 because it is a regulated product and the prices are fixed.
Independent Petroleum Marketers Association of Nigeria (IPMAN) explained the decision of some of its members to shut down their operations
Queues resurfaced in some filling stations along Lagos Ibadan expressway, Ikorodu road, and Ikoyi on Sunday evening and Monday morning.