By Balogun Alabi,

The Nigerian Senate has given the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) a seven days ultimatum to end lingering scarcity of petrol and clear queues in filling stations across the country.

It was gathered that the order came following a unanimous adoption of report of the Committee on Petroleum Resources (Downstream) on the fuel crisis in the country, at plenary.

According to the report presented by committee Chairman, Kabiru Marafa, the committee recommended that NNPC should be given seven days ultimatum to end recurring long queues in fuel stations in the country.

The committee however urged security agencies to ensure effective border patrol to check diversion of petroleum products to neighboring countries.


http://www.theguildng.com/senate-gives-nnpc-seven-days-ultimatum-to-end-fuel-scarcity/

okay..another useless ultimatum

But wait oh..why did buhari send Osibanjo to Davos and rather decided to attend Adis Ababa

In Davos, world leaders and top business men/women, including billionaires are negiotiating and signing new deals.

One would think at this time of slow nigerian economic growth and recovery, the president would need help from big investors.

To be frank eh, this Buhari guy na Goooat.

Or what will happen