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@ncolumella.
What role is DPR is playing in establishing a mini plant ie do one need an license for this.
Abuja is well plan, how do you establish it without one not attaching it to a filling station.
Have you established anyone in Abuja of recent.
I reside in Abuja where there a lot of estate and many land there are already allocated.
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[size=8pt]6 oil marketers in trouble for funding fuel riots[/size]

The near-instant mobilization of protesters to demonstrate against the federal government’s New Year Day removal of subsidy on petrol has caught the attention of the nation’s security operatives as they seek to get to the bottom of the sudden explosion of violence across the country.

The security operatives are suspecting a fifth columnist may have got into the mix and taken advantage of the situation. They are, therefore, trailing the movement of funds to some organizers of the rallies, even as organized labour gets set for mass action from Monday. Daily Sun gathered yesterday that security operatives may have started probing six marketers for allegedly bankrolling the proposed nationwide protest.

Nothing less than N1 billion is believed to have already been doled out by the marketers to some protest organisers. To further underscore government’s seriousness on the matter, it was also authoritatively gathered that the marketers, many of whom figured in the controversial Senate subsidy cabal list, may be arrested for questioning any moment from now.

Consequent upon these findings, the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) as well as the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) have been placed on the alert to check curious withdrawals by some marketers to fund any nationwide protest. Investigation showed that the apex bank and the EFCC are monitoring commercial banks on curious withdrawals. However, a Deputy Governor with CBN who spoke on condition of annonimity said “if anybody is concocting huge withdrawals to finance a national strike, it will fail”. He further added: “I think we should all rally round the government to allow this deregulation to succeed. There will be initial pains but Nigerians will enjoy the benefits.”

According to findings by security agencies, the concerned marketers were alleged to be working in concert with some trade union leaders to make the country ungovernable. It was gathered that the security reports had indicted the affected marketers of budgeting over N1billion to frustrate the withdrawal of fuel subsidy. It was also learnt that the security agencies uncovered a secret meeting between the marketers and some Senators and members of the House of Representatives on how to compromise the National Assembly to reject the withdrawal of fuel subsidy by the Federal Government.

“We are probing some marketers for taking undue advantage of issues raised by Labour to cause mayhem nationwide… Security agencies have identified six of the marketers, who are the arrowheads of this covert plot to bring down the government.” A reliable source told a select group yesterday. According to the source, “the marketers have voted over N1billion to hijack the labour strike to make the nation ungovernable and some marketers will soon be invited for questioning. And whoever is involved might be tried accordingly.

“These marketers are unhappy because the removal of subsidy will put an end to cooking of records to get refund from government and diversion of subsidized imported to neighbouring African countries where they make triple profit.
“They are also angry that it will no longer be business as usual. They are some of the beneficiaries of fuel subsidy.
“Unfortunately, they have made labour leaders to believe that they are backing Nigerian workers for a just cause.”

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