The Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) Wednesday night said it had reached an agreement with oil marketers to end scarcity of petrol which has since resulted in the noticeable queues in major cities across the country. The corporation in a statement from its Group General Manager Public Affairs, Ohi Alegbe, in Abuja stated that the commitment of oil marketers to support measures put in place by the federal government to restore sanity to fuel supply and distribution condition will within days ensure that the scarcity ends. It explained that at the end of a strategy session convened by the Minister of State for Petroleum Resources, Dr. Ibe Kachikwu, to address the fuel situation, members of the Major Oil Marketers Association of Nigeria (MOMAN), Depot and Petroleum Products Marketers Association (DAPPMA) and the Jetty and Petroleum Tank Farm Owners of Nigeria (JEPTFON), agreed to end the fuel queues as soon as possible. Kachikwu was quoted in the statement to have asked the marketers to set up proactive mechanism to guarantee unimpeded distribution of petroleum products across the country. He also pledged to eliminate all bottlenecks to fast track the process, adding: “We have gotten DPR, PEF and PPPRA to be a bit more flexible with the rules to allow for more movement of trucks and products massively.” The statement further said the Executive Secretary of MOMAN, Femi Olawore, who spoke for the association, stated that the major stakeholders are willing and ready to work with the ministry and NNPC to restore normalcy to the fuel situation. “For us, there is only one thing that we know how to do and that is to sell petroleum products in accordance with the law. It is just a matter of few days before we get to normalcy,” Olawore said. He also noted that MOMAN would never do anything is against prevailing regulations on the supply and distribution of petroleum products. Also, Dapo Abiodun who spoke for DAPPMA, pledged their commitment to work towards the achievement of the government’s objective of ensuring free flow of petroleum products across the country. Equally, the Chairman of JEPTFON, Ifeanyi Uba was quoted to have pledged the readiness of the petroleum tank farm owners to support the initiative. Uba also called for government assistance in clearing the perennial traffic at the Apapa loading gantries

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Nice move.
God save Nigeria from this end time fuel scarcity.
God bless Nigeria.

KAYSANTOS:
The Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation
(NNPC) Wednesday night said it had reached an
agreement with oil marketers to end scarcity of
petrol which has since resulted in the noticeable
queues in major cities across the country.
The corporation in a statement from its Group
General Manager Public Affairs, Ohi Alegbe, in
Abuja stated that the commitment of oil marketers
to support measures put in place by the federal
government to restore sanity to fuel supply and
distribution condition will within days ensure that
the scarcity ends.
It explained that at the end of a strategy session
convened by the Minister of State for Petroleum
Resources, Dr. Ibe Kachikwu, to address the fuel
situation, members of the Major Oil Marketers
Association of Nigeria (MOMAN), Depot and
Petroleum Products Marketers Association
(DAPPMA) and the Jetty and Petroleum Tank Farm
Owners of Nigeria (JEPTFON), agreed to end the
fuel queues as soon as possible.
Kachikwu was quoted in the statement to have
asked the marketers to set up proactive
mechanism to guarantee unimpeded distribution
of petroleum products across the country.
He also pledged to eliminate all bottlenecks to fast
track the process, adding: “We have gotten DPR,
PEF and PPPRA to be a bit more flexible with the
rules to allow for more movement of trucks and
products massively.”
The statement further said the Executive Secretary
of MOMAN, Femi Olawore, who spoke for the
association, stated that the major stakeholders are
willing and ready to work with the ministry and
NNPC to restore normalcy to the fuel situation.
“For us, there is only one thing that we know how
to do and that is to sell petroleum products in
accordance with the law. It is just a matter of few
days before we get to normalcy,” Olawore said.
He also noted that MOMAN would never do
anything is against prevailing regulations on the
supply and distribution of petroleum products.
Also, Dapo Abiodun who spoke for DAPPMA,
pledged their commitment to work towards the
achievement of the government’s objective of
ensuring free flow of petroleum products across
the country.
Equally, the Chairman of JEPTFON, Ifeanyi Uba was
quoted to have pledged the readiness of the
petroleum tank farm owners to support the
initiative.
Uba also called for government assistance in
clearing the perennial traffic at the Apapa loading
gantries


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nooo, dey should wait till 2017,

good!

so that scarcity was deliberate dia-ris-godu-wo, all this bad bad thing that you people are do

Nothing like fuel ⛽ scarcity during Gej tenure Nigeria was moving forward till this buhari came along

cv