Tag: Major Oil Marketers Association of Nigeria (MOMAN)

”The administration knows the fuel shortage has placed a strain on Nigerian citizens and businesses, but relief is on the ...

The government says it has enough petrol and advises against panic buying.

“We should let market forces determine the price of petrol and other products, not government dolling out subsidies with funds ...

Does Nigeria get optimal value as a nation for the effective subsidy Dangote gets via lenient forex rates and tax ...

The union says there is "a bit of confusion" whether the government has fully deregulated the sector or that they ...

The oil marketers had given a seven-day ultimatum.

Marketers on Sunday issued a seven-day ultimatum for the payment of their outstanding fuel subsidy debt

Marketers warn of withdrawal of services if government fails to meet their demands.

The oil marketers say they only want outright payment.

He said over 60 per cent of marketers had been forced out of business as banks had taken over their ...

The marketers say the inability of federal government to pay the debt has resulted in massive job losses in the ...

“It is on record that any time NNPC assumes the role of sole importer; there are issues of distribution.”

In Port Harcourt, the average price is as low as N150 per litre.

Prices dropped from N300 per litre to about N200 per litre.

Mr. Akinfemiwa promises to ensure compliance in the effective distribution and marketing of petroleum products.