By Funmi Adekoya Osun State government has condemned the deliberate action of petroleum marketers in hoarding the premium motor spirit, PMS, causing unnecessary hardship for the people in the State. The deliberate hoarding of fuel is sequel to the statement from the inaugural Speech of Continue Reading
As fuel scarcity lingers, one is bound to ask these questions. When will this debacle end? What is the real cause of the trauma the public is made to go through? Who are those that have left their duties undone? Where are we going as a nation? Titilayo Kupoliyi/Simeon Ugbodovon Subscribe to our Telegram and YouTube Channels also […]Continue Reading
Residents of Ibadan have called for the availability of premium motor spirit, PMS, known as petrol to ease their suffering. They made the call while speaking with Radio Nigeria correspondent who monitored the fuel situation in the state capital. The residents, who frowned at the frustration in getting PMS, said Federal Government had neglected its […]Continue Reading
By Kayode Oguntona The prevailing fuel situation in Oyo Town and its environs has become worrisome to residents, even as Premium Motor Spirit, PMS, now sells between N350 and N450 at filling stations operated by independent marketers. Mostly affected are commercial drivers, school bus operators, pepper mills and business centre owners. Our correspondent reports long […]Continue Reading
Residents of Ibadan have expressed disappointment and frustration over the persistent fuel scarcity in the metropolis. A visit by Radio Nigeria correspondent to some filling stations in the metropolis revealed that most of them were not dispensing the product while those that have the product sell it between two hundred and fifty naira and three […]Continue Reading
Residents of Ibadan have condemned the negative attitude of the Nigerian Midstream and Downstream Petroleum Regulatory Authority (NMDPRA) as the scarcity of premium motor spirit known as petrol bites harder. They made their displeasure known in Ibadan while speaking with a Radio Nigeria correspondent who monitored the situation in Ibadan, the state Continue Reading
Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps, NSCDC, has warned all Petrol dealers and tanker drivers that are in the habit of diverting the product to desist from such acts. NSCDC Commandant in Oyo State, Mr Micheal Adaralewa made this known at the Command State Headquarters of the Corps at Agodi while meeting with some of […]Continue Reading
Scarcity of Premium motor spirit, also known as petrol bites harder in Oyo town with some filling stations selling between N220 and N240. Radio Nigeria correspondent reports that many commuters this morning, especially civil servants and school children trekked to their various schools and workplaces. However, only Bovas filling stations are selling at N180 per […]Continue Reading
Residents of Ibadan have frowned at the irregular price of premium motor spirit, PMS, known as petrol by most filling stations in the metropolis. Our correspondent who visited some filling stations in the Ibadan metropolis reports that the majority of filling stations lock their gates to customers while few filling stations belonging to independent marketers are selling Continue Reading
Residents of Ibadan, Oyo State capital have continued to witness scarcity of premium motor spirit, PMS, as queues have resurfaced again. Radio Nigeria reporter Olukemi Akintunde who monitored the situation in the metropolis reports that many filling stations were under lock while some Independent marketers that have the product sold between 200 to 250 naira […]Continue Reading
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This is a video posted by @ajufo.victor on Facebook, showing a long queue of cars of at least 1 kilometre long (From Favos junction past Oshuntokun towards Bodija Market) trying to buy fuel at a popular filling station in the Bodija axis of Ibadan Maxwell OyekunleContinue Reading
Transport fares in Ibadan has increased by 50% as a result of the fuel scarcity in the state capital.some commercial drivers explained that the increase was due to the challenges being faced in purchasing the fuel.Our correspondent who monitored the situation in Ibadan observed that a good number of filling stations closed their gate to […]Continue Reading