₦airaland Forum

charix:
Why?

haven't you heard of what happened in Paris last night?

mfaaoo01:
space bookers. space bookers.

iffa hear, who go buy land 4 dis kind desert... I nor knw wetin 2 write ni jor

Nairaland members or Nigerians
God will be with them all

Just to boost CV, nothing more nothing less

solonazzy:
Like u Dnt kno Nigeria.... D petrol station in d village I'm serving just learnt Dr's fuel scarcity in ilorin 1 faithful morning n Dey immediately closed d petrol station, saying no fuel.... Dey opened it later in d evening, n boom!, price Don increase... No tanker came to drop fuel prior to dem reopening o..... N I'm sure dats hw most others heard of d news n followed suite

That's one of the main problems we have concerning this fuel issue, imagine that. It happens like that everywhere tho

permsec:
NNPC, The biggest secret cult in Nigeria. Keep those lies to yourself mbok!

huh?

The composition of the message though, I doubt that comes from a reputable organization.

herquine:
I'm 4 chemistry too... Pls add up 07065704074 on d whatsapp grp....thanks

ok

DaChem:
Chemistry peep,Any news from d dept? Kindly add me up on the group created.....08069540854

ok

sammyj:
Then NNPC should be in top of thier game and investigate fine any filling station guilty and involved in this artificial scarcity! !!

Their phone numbers are provided, if you notice any irregularities, don't hesitate to report

By Michael Eboh & Grace Udofia
The Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, NNPC, yesterday stated that it has enough stock of Premium Motor Spirit, PMS, also known as petrol, to serve the needs of Nigerians across the country for about 17 days and urged Nigerians to desist
from panic buying of the product.
Speaking in Abuja on the fuel supply situation across the country, Executive Director, Commercial, Pipelines and Product Marketing Company, PPMC, Mr. Justin Ezeala, stated that the country currently has 656.376 million litres of PMS in its various storage platform, while it is expecting additional 756.99 million litres of the product before the end of November.
Giving a breakdown of the figures, Ezeala explained that 66.81 million litres are in PPMC depots; 117.48 million litres in PPMC throughputs depots; 427.971 million litres of marine stock and 44.112 million litres are in the depots of Major Oil Marketers Association of Nigeria, MOMAN.
In addition, he stated that 380.99 million litres are expected to be brought in by the PPMC through import, between now and the end of the November, while other marketers are expecting
376 million litres. 17 days products supply in stock, 35-days supply expected.
He maintained that the current stock available in its depots and reserves are enough to serve the country for 16 days, while the products that are being awaited in the next couple of days would
serve the country for 35 days minimum.
Ezeala disclosed that the NNPC and the PPMC have increased fuel supply to Abuja and environs and also across the country and would lift about 180 truckloads of PMS to Abuja from about 135 trucks daily.
To this end, he encouraged Nigerians to avoid queuing for fuel if they have no urgent need to buy the product.
He further encouraged the Department of Petroleum Resources, DPR, to go out to the field and carry out enforcement activities and ensure that stakeholders adhere strictly to the laws of the
country.
Report sharp practices to PPMC hotlines
He also encouraged Nigerians to explore the opportunities presented by the social media to check sharp practices of oil marketers, stating that Nigerians can study its daily dispatch reports to filling stations, take photographs of stations engaged in sharp practices and send same or complaints to the PPMC hotlines — 08057008021, 08052195801 and 08100941174.
He said: “It is unacceptable for marketers to sell above the stipulated selling price and to hoard the product. We need to take back this country. The culture of Nigerians queuing and struggling to buy fuel when Christmas approaches or in time of holidays is unacceptable and should stop. The country belongs to us all.”
Commences publication of products lifting, supply
He said the NNPC has entered into a number of strategic alliances and introduced a number of initiatives to ensure the smooth supply of petroleum products across the country.
Some of the initiatives, according to him, include publishing the details of PPMC Depot Managers and key officials, while also publicizing details of products lifting and deliveries, giving the quantity and names of the various petrol stations involved
across the country.
He stated that the NNPC has met with oil marketers on ways to address the fuel crisis situation and has also met with officials of the Nigerian Navy to explore the possibilities of moving large vessels of PMS to Warri and Port Harcourt ports due to the traffic challenges experienced in loading in Apapa.
He added that the NNPC is working with State Governments to ensure increased monitoring of PMS supply across the states, while stating that its staff are working round the clock to ensure
adequate supply of PMS nationwide, especially during the Yuletide season.
He also stated that the NNPC has met with the Inspector-General of Police over the persistent gridlock at Apapa, noting that the Inspector-General has promised to set up a permanent team
to deal with the situation once and for all.
Apapa gridlock, vandalism, challenges to fuel supply
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He identified some of the factors responsible for the scarcity and poor products supply to include the menace of pipeline vandalism, the perennial gridlock in Apapa, Lagos; hoarding and diversion of petroleum products and the challenges brought about in the interface with other government agencies in the discharge of petroleum products at the ports and at depots.
Ezeala lamented that the NNPC had not been able to transport petroleum products through the country’s pipeline over the last 6 months due to persistent vandalisation of the pipelines, stating that this was in spite of the fact that the country has one of the best pipeline network in Africa.

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/11/stop-panic-buying-fuel-not-scarce-nnpc-insists/

kajoula:
its not a Job,this na Work......

You too get sense

...

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berepiki:
.for private lessons n school work alone, I make #57k
per month...clean money, no slavery.... glory be to God...
He gave me the knowledge n the business sense... Be
inspired... Knowing maths is an asset... U can maximize
urs n make more money than me God willing... I am
targeting very rich parents like dangote that can pay me
#200k or more per month without stress... It shall come
to pass, in Jesus Name... amen
Job seekers... Look within... U have a rod in your hand...
U can solve a problem n make cool cash... Don't be idle...
Do something legit n believe in God through Jesus,n Grace
will be available for you to make wealth...
Note: God is your ONLY source of income... Jobs are just
channels through which God pays ev

That's good

Kirinwa:
Is this the only thing to have to say?
As in you mean the nonsense coming from your mouth is your only contribution or advice to him.

What have you done or are you doing to offer him a better offer? Abi you wan pay him 5k monthly as unemployment tax?

Op listen to this mofo at your detriment. Why I believe the pay is not good but I think it can buy you soap, get some clothes ocassionally and also feed you. Abi how una think am?

Mumu like you, why u no pack ur family ppu dem, mak dem kum do d job. I pray that God should deliver your likes from mental slavery.

Alanjeffy:
just wanted to celebrate FTC with yu... Buh in my own opinion, the poster need to receive sense.

Don't mind him...

arabianights:
I guess, you have a better offer for him.

Remove the Tfare from the money, you will understand, He will still feed himself.

Wait make I go resign

Wetin man go do

Na dis slavery u dy call job

Modified: FTC sweet o
See as dem use likes shower me, mak I go convert am to Naira shebi na Nairaland we dy

@OP una don finally decide?

#OBAMANIKORO

babra19:
Asin ehhhh God dey sha I pray God gives us a good job DT will enable is take good care of our families amen.

Big AMEN to that

babra19:
lol
is necessary jawee
those pple r annoying
v bin a victim before
dz y am extremely careful.

More than annoying bro... Something should be done.

omoplaycool:
Hehehe.. Oooo boy ! Na your mate ?! :DD

Ah tell you, no be play

A Nigerian has invented Windows9 computer

babra19:
lol
I no sey make dem no chop ooooo
but at least dey should b specific
Bia u sound gnldnish
lol
I no sey make dem no chop ooooo
but at least dey should b specific
Bia u sound gnldnish

GNLwetin
If I see any1 of them now, I fit break hin head