The Plateau State Police command yesterday alerted motorists queuing at various fuel stations in Jos to beware of hoodlums who steal cash and other valuables from vehicles on fuel queues.

The state Police Public Relations Officer, ASP Tyopev Terna, said in a statement that the command was dismayed by the rate of the cases and therefore warned motorists queuing for fuel to be mindful of those who engaged them in any form of conversation while on queues.

While appealing to the public to be mindful of such conversations, the statement noted that, “it may be aimed at diverting the attention of vehicle owners and facilitate access therein for their gang members.”

ASP Tern also warned residents against the use of public transportation from uncertified motor parks.

Meanwhile, the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC), Ndu Ughamadu, on Thursday in Abuja says fuel queues will `normalise’ by Friday and disappear by weekend.

Ndu Ughamadu, the NNPC spokesman, said this in Abuja that there was an increase in the number of incoming trucks of petrol into the FCT to curb the queues in the city.

According to him, the NNPC Group Managing Director, Dr Maikanti Baru, has met with the heads of Nigerian Association of Road Transport Owners (NARTO) and Petrol Tanker Drivers (PTD) to nip the problem in the bud.

He disclosed that a nation that consumed 35 million litres suddenly increased consumption to 85 million litres due diversion to neighbouring countries.

“Dr Baru just today directed that more trucks be moved into the FCT to douse tension and increase supply. He met with NARTO and PTD and they assured that trucks would be closely monitored.

“He said Lagos should be maintained at 300 trucks but the actual figure coming into Abuja should be increased by 150.

“Port Harcourt refinery has also increased refining and so by tomorrow (Friday) queues should normalise and by weekend it would have disappeared,’’ Ughamadu said.


http://www.newshelmng.com/2017/12/police-alerts-motorists-queuing-at.html

Ok

Ain't going to blame those theif and at the same time I won't support their useless tactics of stealing what does not belong to them .

But the reality is that , If not for the dullard that call himself Minister of Petroleum that doesn't know what next ... Will there be new tactics ?

I pray .... Anybody still supporting that dullard , Make all their Xmas Chicken , Turkey, Goat , Mallu , Pig . Just dissappear suddenly In Jeso name (amen)

Bovas Filling Station still sells at the normal pump price from 7am-10pm daily here.

I dedicate this post to them.

All this criminals don't take break sometimes sef,people are hustling for fuel,you want to steal the money they managed to get to buy fuel.

Is it not wickedness when you have finished insulting and pushing your way to the front of the queue and they put fuel for you and you find out you have lost your money...

They should get small conscience na.

.

na wa

Wrong way to survive

Poor economy
Poor state of security
No value for rule if law or human life
No fuel
No light
No salary
High rate of unemployment, etc


Nigerians are really strong and patient people.

No Nigerian deserve to be in hell, because we are already in it per time......

Ok

harbdulrasaq88:
The Plateau State Police command yesterday alerted motorists queuing at various fuel stations in Jos to beware of hoodlums who steal cash and other valuables from vehicles on fuel queues.

The state Police Public Relations Officer, ASP Tyopev Terna, said in a statement that the command was dismayed by the rate of the cases and therefore warned motorists queuing for fuel to be mindful of those who engaged them in any form of conversation while on queues.

While appealing to the public to be mindful of such conversations, the statement noted that, “it may be aimed at diverting the attention of vehicle owners and facilitate access therein for their gang members.”

ASP Tern also warned residents against the use of public transportation from uncertified motor parks.

Meanwhile, the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC), Ndu Ughamadu, on Thursday in Abuja says fuel queues will `normalise’ by Friday and disappear by weekend.

Ndu Ughamadu, the NNPC spokesman, said this in Abuja that there was an increase in the number of incoming trucks of petrol into the FCT to curb the queues in the city.

According to him, the NNPC Group Managing Director, Dr Maikanti Baru, has met with the heads of Nigerian Association of Road Transport Owners (NARTO) and Petrol Tanker Drivers (PTD) to nip the problem in the bud.

He disclosed that a nation that consumed 35 million litres suddenly increased consumption to 85 million litres due diversion to neighbouring countries.

“Dr Baru just today directed that more trucks be moved into the FCT to douse tension and increase supply. He met with NARTO and PTD and they assured that trucks would be closely monitored.

“He said Lagos should be maintained at 300 trucks but the actual figure coming into Abuja should be increased by 150.

“Port Harcourt refinery has also increased refining and so by tomorrow (Friday) queues should normalise and by weekend it would have disappeared,’’ Ughamadu said.


http://www.newshelmng.com/2017/12/police-alerts-motorists-queuing-at.html

APC and her propaganda

Story is all you hear

May God save/preserve us and our family members this yelutide season.


Happy new year in advance

good

Buhari, see what your government is causing... Out performing GEJ in every bad way... You promised change... From bad to worse than worst... I can't find one monkey/zombie again probably they have been in the filling station for the past 3 days trying to buy fuel

harbdulrasaq88:
The Plateau State Police command yesterday alerted motorists queuing at various fuel stations in Jos to beware of hoodlums who steal cash and other valuables from vehicles on fuel queues.

The state Police Public Relations Officer, ASP Tyopev Terna, said in a statement that the command was dismayed by the rate of the cases and therefore warned motorists queuing for fuel to be mindful of those who engaged them in any form of conversation while on queues.

While appealing to the public to be mindful of such conversations, the statement noted that, “it may be aimed at diverting the attention of vehicle owners and facilitate access therein for their gang members.”

ASP Tern also warned residents against the use of public transportation from uncertified motor parks.

Meanwhile, the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC), Ndu Ughamadu, on Thursday in Abuja says fuel queues will `normalise’ by Friday and disappear by weekend.

Ndu Ughamadu, the NNPC spokesman, said this in Abuja that there was an increase in the number of incoming trucks of petrol into the FCT to curb the queues in the city.

According to him, the NNPC Group Managing Director, Dr Maikanti Baru, has met with the heads of Nigerian Association of Road Transport Owners (NARTO) and Petrol Tanker Drivers (PTD) to nip the problem in the bud.

He disclosed that a nation that consumed 35 million litres suddenly increased consumption to 85 million litres due diversion to neighbouring countries.

“Dr Baru just today directed that more trucks be moved into the FCT to douse tension and increase supply. He met with NARTO and PTD and they assured that trucks would be closely monitored.

“He said Lagos should be maintained at 300 trucks but the actual figure coming into Abuja should be increased by 150.

“Port Harcourt refinery has also increased refining and so by tomorrow (Friday) queues should normalise and by weekend it would have disappeared,’’ Ughamadu said.


http://www.newshelmng.com/2017/12/police-alerts-motorists-queuing-at.html

Una dey lie

Desperate times...

Meanwhile, Lagos State Government Cautions Petrol Stations Against Traffic Obstruction...

https://brandspurng.com/lagos-cautions-petrol-stations-against-traffic-obstruction/

Abia....queue is killing and very crazy. I am so dissappointed in the Minister of Petroleum.

Fuel queue will normalize by Friday.....
Today is Friday and tomorrow is weekend. Keep lying to us. The people don't know their true power.

okay.

MrHistorian:
Bovas Filling Station still sells at the normal pump price from 7am-10pm daily here.

I dedicate this post to them.

We only need like 10 Bovases in each state.
And we will be better than this

Really

Good one police officers

Noted.

In God we trust

abeg make dem shut up na dem motorist and pedestrians fear pass for road

Whem I say Buharis bad leadership breeds corruption and crime I know what I am saying ..if the dullard had done his job well as petroleum minister there wont be any need for this police bulletin

Today is Friday and petrol is still being sold here for #400/liter. I won't talk sha.