Business BREAKING: Get Ready for More Fuel Scarcity — NNPCL Tells Nigerians by September 5, 2024 written by September 5, 2024 0 comment 0FacebookTwitterPinterestEmail 301 The Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPCL) has warned Nigerians to prepare for more fuel scarcity. The warning was given by Adedapo Segun, Executive Vice President of NNPCL (Downstream), during a televised interview on Thursday. Segun’s warning comes on the heels of the recent fuel price hike, which has already caused widespread hardship across the country. The NNPCL executive said there is need for a perfectly competitive market to ensure stable fuel prices and supplies in Nigeria. See also The pump price of petrol, may be reduced in filling stations operated by independent marketers 0 comment 0 FacebookTwitterPinterestEmail The Observers previous post NASRDA’s Mandate Undermined: N629 Million Budgeted for Unrelated Projects. next post House Committee on Health Visits University of Abuja Teaching Hospital,Promises To Reduce Medical Tourism Attract More improvement, Development. BY ABUBAKAR YUSUF. You may also like Nigeria’s FX reserves hit $40bn, highest in 33... November 8, 2024 Zenith Bank concludes infrastructure migration, Assures customers of... November 7, 2024 “Don’t Allow Dangote Monopoly; It’s a Recipe for... November 7, 2024 Naira Gains Ground Against Dollar as Market Activity... November 7, 2024 CBN Issues Guidelines for New Free Foreign Exchange... November 7, 2024 Nigerians Repay N4.05 Trillion in Personal Loans Amid... November 5, 2024 In Kano State, residents and Point of Sale... November 4, 2024 Banks Borrow N18.09tn from CBN Amid Liquidity Crunch... November 4, 2024 BREAKING: Dangote Refinery Reveals Petrol Prices, Sells at... November 3, 2024 IPMAN Claims Dangote Fuel Prices Exceed Imported Alternatives November 1, 2024
The warning was given by Adedapo Segun, Executive Vice President of NNPCL (Downstream), during a televised interview on Thursday. Segun’s warning comes on the heels of the recent fuel price hike, which has already caused widespread hardship across the country. The NNPCL executive said there is need for a perfectly competitive market to ensure stable fuel prices and supplies in Nigeria.