NNPC moves to end Abuja fuel queues, deploys monitoring team to check diversion

Semiu Salami
Semiu Salami
Fuel-Scarcity

The Management of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, NNPC has assured members of the public that the noticeable queues at fuel stations in the Federal Capital Territory and its environs would soon become a thing of the past.

The Corporation, in a statement signed by its Group General Manager Group Public Affairs Division, Ohi Alegbe, said that it has increased fuel truck-out from the Suleja depot to Abuja to ease distribution challenges.

The statement noted that the artificially induced distribution challenge in the FCT was as a result of the few days lull in the loading gantries caused by the recently concluded general elections across the country.

While calling on members of the public to resist the temptation of hoarding, product diversion and panic buying of petroleum products, NNPC noted that it currently has enough product in strategic reserves to meet 30 days forward consumption.

The Corporation noted that a special monitoring team has been deployed to check incidents of products diversion by some unscrupulous marketers and ensure that appropriate sanctions are brought to bear on such unpatriotic acts.

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