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The NMDPRA has announced that from the months of December 2021 to August 2022, the sum of N103 billion has been disbursed as bridging claims to oil marketers.
IPMAN has claimed that the Federal Government is still owing transportation claims valued at N20 billion to marketers in Nigeria’s southeast.
Oil marketers have announced a collaboration with the EFCC in the fight against sales and distribution of illegally refined and adulterated products.
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 Independent Petroleum Marketers Association of Nigeria (IPMAN) has warned that it cannot guarantee the supply of petroleum products in the southeast.
The Independent Petroleum Marketers Association of Nigeria (IPMAN) has insisted that it will not sell petrol above N165 per litre.
Independent Petroleum Marketers Association of Nigeria (IPMAN) explained the decision of some of its members to shut down their operations
IPMAN has said that the inadequate supply of petrol from the depots in Lagos is the reason for the fuel scarcity in Abuja.
The Federal Government through the NMDPRA has paid petroleum marketers over N58 billion as bridging costs in the past few months.
Independent marketers have warned that the refusal of the NMDPRA to pay its members their bridging claims of N500 billion could lead to a fuel crisis.