Court document shows business history of P&ID, which wants Nigeria’s $9 billion
The document is First Witness Statement by the Chairman of P&ID, Michael Quinn, filed before the arbitration tribunal.
The document is First Witness Statement by the Chairman of P&ID, Michael Quinn, filed before the arbitration tribunal.
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He said two vessels laden with 50 million litres of petrol would arrive the shores of Nigeria.
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The move is to control the illegal exportation of products.
He said the suspect was arrested on October 4 following a compliant by the Department of Petroleum Resources (DPR).
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The revenue represented about 83 per cent of the agency’s target.
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The filling stations were sealed when the department carried out routine inspection.
The protesters symbolically cover their noses with masks.
“Depot owners should not sell the product to non-licensed filling stations."
Many of the stations allegedly sold above the approved price.
“We discovered that this station had diverted two trucks of petroleum products of 40,000 litres each."
The DPR says one marketer diverted 115 trucks of petrol.
Fuel sells for between N185 and N200 per litre in the state
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