By Uche Ndeke The Independent Petroleum Marketers Association of Nigeria, IPMAN, has advised members of the public to disregard the alarm and speculations about an increase in the pump price of Premium Motor Spirit otherwise known as fuel. Chairman of IPMAN, Enugu Depot, Mr Chinedu Anyaso made Continue Reading
The Nigerian National Petroleum Company (NNPC) Limited said it has noted the appearance of fuel queues in some parts of Lagos and a few other locations around the country. The retail management of the NNPC in a statement on Thursday, said the queues are due to reduced Depot loadout in Apapa, Lagos over a few […]Continue Reading
There was palpable anxiety among members of the public, following a rise in the ex-depot price of petrol by 4.3% to 490 naira per litre. As a result, some petrol stations have started selling above 500 naira per litre, 12 naira higher than the 488 naira per litre price in the Lagos area and 500 […]Continue Reading
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 President Bola Ahmed Tinubu on the removal of fuel subsidies. […]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
Many filling stations in Ibadan were this morning closed as a result of the announcement by the Independent Petroleum Marketers Association of Nigeria, IPMAN, to sell petrol beyond the official pump price of one hundred and forty-three naira Radio Nigeria correspondent, who monitored the situation within the metropolis, reports that few stations that opened to Continue Reading
Filling stations in Ibadan Metropolis are yet to comply with the federal government’s directive to reduce the pump price of petroleum from 145 to 125 naira. A team of Radio Nigeria correspondents who monitored the level of compliance in filling stations at Felele, Oke-Ado, Dugbe, and Mokola areas of Ibadan observed that most of the […]Continue Reading