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Fellow Nigerians, 🇳🇬 it’s officially crazy in Nigeria as fuel crisis worsens ahead of the general elections. Currently in Nigeria, queues are the other of the day. 1. Queue for Fuel 2. Queue for Bank 3. Queue for PVC collection You can only choose one queue per day. Two from the above queues have deadlines
The presidential candidate of the All Progressives Congress, (APC) , Bola Ahmed Tinubu, on Wednesday alleged plans to scuttle the 2023 general elections through fuel scarcity and naira redesign. Tinubu spoke in Abeokuta, Ogun State, during the APC presidential campaign. “They don’t want this election to hold. They want to scuttle it. Will you allow them?”,
The queues for Premium Motor Spirit, popularly called petrol, which were gradually abating recently, suddenly re-emerged on Wednesday in many cities, including Lagos and Abuja. The development clearly shows that Nigerians face bleak Christmas as fuel scarcity has started taking a toll on motorists, who have hiked their fares. It was gathered that many depots
Nigerians woke to a more devastating news of artificial petrol scarcity meted to them by the insensitive and insincere APC government. First, i wish to remind Nigerians that PDP is the most “useless opposition” party ever to exist. Do you wish to know why? https://twitter.com/D_goodybag/status/1583949697340743680?t=21U1xN6hGCoAm7kr3nq9vQ&s=19 How on earth is PDP calling themselves opposition party and APC
The Independent Petroleum Marketers Association of Nigeria has called on Nigerians to exercise patience as effort is being made to address the current fuel scarcity occasioned by the flooding which led to the destruction of some major roads in some parts of northern states. The IPMAN Chairman, Northern Nigeria branch, Alhaji Bashir Danmalam, made the
Scarcity of the Premium Motor Spirit, PMS, popularly called Petrol has hit Port Harcourt and its environs. This has caused untold hardship for businesses, which depend on PMS as marketers and Nigeria Union of Petroleum and Natural Gas Workers, NUPENG, shut distribution of fuel in the state. The situation since Monday has resulted in uncontrolled hike
The Nigeria National Petroleum Corporation Limited said it had commenced loading of trucks at all its depots to clear the current scarcity experienced across the country. It added that there was 1.7 billion litres of petrol currently in stock. The NNPC, Group Managing Director, Malam Mele Kyari, made this known to journalists in Abuja on
Nigeria may experience fuel scarcity in coming days following the threat issued on Monday by The Nigeria Union of Petroleum and Natural Gas has given the Federal Government a two-week strike notice, raising the possibility of fuel scarcity across the country in coming weeks. NUPENG members basically control the downstream arm of the oil sector
While others are out there hustling to get fuel at inflated prices, a hidden fuel reportedly led to a fire incident that razed down a bookstore at Adesida Road in Akure, Ondo State. @Videowood24 who reported the story, wrote; “Pls let’s b careful how we hide full during this dry season. This happened at
[dropcap]P[/dropcap]resident Muhammadu Buhari has said that the ongoing fuel scarcity in the country was regrettable. Buhari, who spoke through his verifiable Twitter handle, yesterday said he had directed regulators in the oil sector to intensify surveillance with a view to preventing hoarding of the products. The nation has been in the throes of