National Chairman of the All Progressive Grand Alliance
(APGA), Dr Victor Oye, has blamed the current fuel scarcity
in the country on corruption and confusion in country's
petroleum industry. Oye said this in an interview with the
News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Awka while reacting to
the situation on Saturday, December 23. He said it is
unfortunate that the cartel responsible for the hardship
inflicted on Nigerians has not been defeated but are rather
dictating the pace in the system. Oye said there is need for
clear delineation of powers and functions of the offices of
the Minister of State for Petroleum and that of the Group
Managing Director of the Nigerian National Petroleum
Cooperation (NNPC). Oye described scarcity as a seasonal
period when the poor suffered so that the rich could be
richer, adding that it was beyond the control of filling
station operators. He said, "There are a lot of factors
affecting fuel distribution in Nigeria and this bothers on
sharp practices in the various agencies involved in the
system like the Petroleum Products Pricing Regulatory
Agency, Department of Petroleum Resources and the NNPC.
"We hear about corruption is responsible for the problem
of fuel distribution in this country, "what we have now is
the consequence of the rot in the petroleum industry,
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Christmas is remaining just two days, it will be over. Christians suffering since the inception of APC in Aso rock. Both Muslims and christians and Hindi and eckanka and other religions have suffered the scarcity. The new year is for all unless buhari and Baru want to remain in 2017.