Tag: adulterated fuel
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Oando denies owning refinery in Malta
Oando Plc has denied allegations linking the company and its executives to Raz Hansir Oil Terminal Ltd., a Maltese company purportedly involved in importing adulterated petroleum products into Nigeria. Oando Plc was alleged to operate an oil storage and blending facility, and purportedly responsible for importing
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Imported Substandard Petrol: A Call for Synergy – By Umegboro and Odeh
WHAT began as the usual queues for fuel that often disappear after a few days lingered for a longer period this time around, leaving Nigerians with many thoughts of what could have been the cause. When the queues approached the third week in January, many Nigerians thought the marketers were up to their usual trick…
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Adulterated petrol: We are almost through blending imported off-spec PMS – MOMAN
The Major Oil Marketers Association of Nigeria (MOMAN) says its members have almost completed the blending of the off-spec Premium Motor Spirit (PMS) popularly called petrol imported into the country.
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Adulterated fuel: Our imported product meet specifications- Duke Oil, Oando Plc
Two oil companies, Duke Oil and Oando Plc have stated that their imported fuel met Nigerian specifications, repudiating responsibility in the importation of the adulterated fuel that hit the country. This was stated when the companies appeared before the House of Representatives Committee on Petroleum Resources (Downstream) investigating circumstances surrounding the importation of toxic fuel…
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Bad petrol: Won’t Buhari, Sylva, NNPC MD resign? – By Mideno Bayagbon
I understand if your first reaction after reading the above headline is to wonder: President Buhari should resign? But Why? Chief Timipre Sylva, Minister of State, Petroleum, should too? And the Group Managing Director of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, Mele Kyari? Wetin dem do? Why should they resign? You may further ask.
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Adulterated fuel: How NNPC concealed vital report to throw Nigerians into suffering
The Nigerian National Petroleum Company (NNPC) Limited charged with the responsibility of regulating and supervising the oil industry on behalf of the Nigerian government has Integrity, Transparency and Accountability at the centre of its core values, yet failed to immediately take responsibility for the importation of the adulterated fuel that has caused Nigerians unquantified economic…
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FUEL SCARCITY: Tonto Dikeh calls for gasoline attendant as boyfriend
The only remedy from lengthy lines at filling stations is for her to have a boyfriend that sells fuel
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No adulterated fuel in Delta – NUPRC
The Warri Zonal Office of Nigerian Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission (NUPRC) says it has yet to record any case of adulterated petroleum products in its various operations.
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Queue to disappear at filling stations by next week – NNPC
Chief Executive Officer of Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, NNPC Limited, Mr. Mele Kyari said that the lingering fuel crisis and its attendant queues at the filling stations will ultimately disappear next week. Kyari said that there was already a receipt of 2.1 billion liters which would be distributed to normalize the situation. Kyari offered the…
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Adulterated PMS: Fuel scarcity bites hard in Abuja, Lagos
Some commuters in the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), have decried increase in transportation fares due to fuel scarcity, making movement in the territory difficult.