Fuel queues return to Lagos, NNPC announces release of 250 petrol trucks
“At the weekend there was a hitch in discharging of petrol by ships which has been ratified.”
“At the weekend there was a hitch in discharging of petrol by ships which has been ratified.”
The NNPC also replied some of the issues raised by the Senate.
The lawmakers said a committee’s report missed a crucial issue.
Witness of the EFCC testifies in the trial of former GMD, Andrew Yakubu.
NNPC reportedly spent N300 billion on fuel subsidy in 2017, although there was no such appropriation by the National Assembly
The marketer also speaks on the reasons for the ongoing fuel scarcity.
NNPC officials say they have no idea what is causing the scarcity
“This plea comes on the heels of queues noticeable in some fuel stations, especially in Abuja.”
A fire on a gas pipeline on January 2 forced four power plants to shut down.
“I am happy that this problem (fuel scarcity) has been dealt with.”
Gas supply to customers on the line, including power generating companies, has resumed.
Oil block allocations have been dogged with nepotism, 'forced marriages,' and other forms of corruption.
The civic group made an FOI request.
The party says the government is decieving Nigerians.
"We noticed in the data analysis that up to 4,500 trucks did not complete the 'acquilla process'."
The minister says the NNPC loses N900 million daily selling petrol at N145 million.
The NNPC has lost N85 billion in three months.
The Senate committee cut short its recess for today's sitting.
The president only appointed a minister of state for the petroleum ministry.
Gas supply to some states will be affected as a result of the inferno.
Reports by PREMIUM TIMES correspondents indicate that the price of petrol is yet to return to normal.
The meeting is being held behind closed doors.
The president spoke on issues like the ongoing fuel scarcity.
The NLC listed some of the challenges faced by Nigerians in 2017.
A PREMIUM TIMES’ reporter poses as a prospective marketer to obtain real petrol depot prices.
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