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Fuel Scarcity: APC Blames Fayose by justicejay(m): 10:30pm On Apr 24, 2016 |
The All Progressives Congress (APC) in Ekiti State
has accused Governor Ayodele Fayose of alleged
complicity in the fuel supply crisis in the state.
In a statement by Publicity Secretary, Taiwo
Olatunbosun, the party said it was in possession
of "incontrovertible evidence" that the governor
is allegedly contributing to the scarcity of fuel in
the state to sabotage the President
Muhammadu Buhari's administration.
Accusing Fayose and his aides of mischievously
disparaging the President for not doing enough
to make fuel available to Nigerians while they
were the actual culprits, Olatunbosun said
available information confirmed that daily
allocations of fuel to the state were allegedly
being diverted to other states with the alleged
connivance of some NUPENG officials and the
governor to allegedly sabotage the Federal
Government in order to set the people against
the President.
"Records have revealed that 10 trailers of fuel
for Ekiti State on Fayose's request were diverted
mostly to stations outside the state.
"The Secretary to the State Government, Dr. Mrs
Dupe Alade, had earlier written for same
allocation but her letter to NNPC was stepped
down when Fayose used his office to request for
the allocation of fuel to 10 filling stations, many
of which do not exist in Ekiti State
"The governor's letter was addressed to the
Area Manager at Mosimi and minuted to Ore
and was processed by the Ore office of NNPC.
"The trailers were loaded on Wednesday and
Thursday the 20th and 21st of April but the real
fuel companies and vendors were prevented
from loading until the 10 trailers demanded by
the governor left the depot but were diverted to
other stations outside Ekiti State," he explained,
adding that the governor had allegedly been
mentioned in several cases of fuel racketeering.
He said the development reportedly elicited
protests and complaints from the real fuel
marketers in Ekiti State, adding that this had
resulted in acute shortage of fuel in the state
with few stations dispensing fuel selling at
prohibitive costs to the masses that Fayose
claimed to be his friends.
He listed the company names in the letter of the
governor to include Amsek Filling Station
opposite Omolayo along Ikere road, Ado-Ekiti,
that is selling above official price.
"Other stations not in existence in Ekiti State but
which appeared in the governor's letter is Royal
Oil, which the letter falsely claimed to exist in
Omuo-Ekiti.
"Rova Oil, also on the governor's letter, no
longer exists in Ekiti because it has since been
sold and its name changed and it is now
operating under NNPC. It is located in Ajilosun
area of the state capital and selling above NNPC
official price.
"Other non-existent stations in Ekiti but which
appeared in the governor's letter and was
allocated fuel is Bisi Jay located in Ile-Oluji in
Ondo State.
"The other company that received Ekiti State's
allocation is Ademur located in Osun State. This
company has no station in Ekiti and it has no
lifting right or permit in Ore, while Eyeowa Fuel
that got allocation does not exist in Ekiti," he
explained.
He alleged that Moson Global located in Ifon,
Ondo State, also received Ekiti allocation at
NNPC official price but selling above official
price to the public.
He challenged the governor to deny ever writing
to the NNPC for fuel allocation.
"There is need for the security agencies and the
Minister for Petroleum to investigate the
governor's activities at the NNPC offices both in
Ore and Mosimi and the roles of NUPENG
officials in this wicked unleashing of pains on
Ekiti people by unpatriotic act to sabotage the
Federal Government," Olatunbosun concluded. www.vanguardngr.com/2016/04/fuel-scarcity-apc-blames-fayose/ |
Re: Fuel Scarcity: APC Blames Fayose by caleb404: 10:32pm On Apr 24, 2016 |
They've blamed Jonathan, blamed PDP, blamed the people they rule, blamed IPOB, blamed daddy shokey ... they've even blamed God! Elected on propaganda, ruling on denial. They've refused to take responsibility for any of their actions. No light, no power. Generate electricity, NO! Give us fuel, NO! Conduct free and fair election, NO! Save the people from fulani terrorists, NO! Fight corruption, NO! Provide FOREX for business men and students, NO! Budget nkor, NO! Oya make una leave am the way una see am make we manage am like that,...... NO!! When a tyrant is on the throne, the people suffer and suffer indeed. That's all! 1 Like |
Re: Fuel Scarcity: APC Blames Fayose by faladeSM1132(m): 10:44pm On Apr 24, 2016 |
ekiti APC are become crack eggs this days -
if not you will not come out with this stupid attack on Fayose
--------is fayose the NNPC patron? or IPMAN Chief of the state? you better face reality before it too late for you APC in Ekiti 1 Like |
Re: Fuel Scarcity: APC Blames Fayose by justicejay(m): 10:46pm On Apr 24, 2016 |
caleb404:They are so clueless They planed to take over the government but didn't plan on how to rule the people successfully, they don't even have an idea on how to shift blames. 1 Like |
Re: Fuel Scarcity: APC Blames Fayose by AlanSugar(m): 11:03pm On Apr 24, 2016 |
caleb404: IPod yuuut, blinded by stewpiidity! Did u not read where the tout governor was challenged to deny the fuel request letter and fuel Grant of 10 truck loads of fuel meant for ekiti state? He should then say where the loaded trucks offloaded the ekiti allocation, simple! |
Re: Fuel Scarcity: APC Blames Fayose by Mynd44: 3:14am On Apr 25, 2016 |
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