Tag: Fuel Stations
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NNPC fuel stations adjust pump price to over N800 per liter
Despite scarcity, the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) Limited fuel stations in Lagos have adjusted the price of petrol to N855. On Tuesday morning it was noticed that some NNPC retail stations in Lagos are selling fuel between N865 to N897 per litre from N568 per liter. This is coming after the recent admission…
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NUPENG backs #EndSARS protests, denies plans to shut fuel stations
The Nigerian Union of Petroleum and Natural Gas Workers (NUPENG) have denied rumours suggesting that all it’s organs are shutting down stations to join in the #EndSARS Campaign. In a statement signed by NUPENG’s President Williams Akporeha and Secretary General Olawale Afolabi on Saturday, the oil workers said they are proceeding with their normal work.…
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COVID-19: Enugu commences decontamination of all court premises, offices, fuel stations [Photos]
The Enugu State Fire Service, today, commenced the decontamination and fumigation of all court premises and offices in the state, starting from the State Judiciary Headquarters complex at the Independence Layout, Enugu. Briefing newsmen at the State High Court complex, the State Chief Fire Officer, Engr. Okwudiri Ohaa, said that the ongoing exercise was directed…
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DPR seals 6 filling stations, enforces N145 per litre in Anambra
The Department of Petroleum Resources (DPR) has seal off 6 fuel stations in Anambra for allegedly hoarding and selling petrol above the official pump price of N145 per litre. The affected filling stations were located in Awka, the capital city, Onitsha the commercial town and neighbouring Nkpor and Obosi. NAN reports that Premium Motor Spirit…
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LASG insists on relocating Ikeja Computer Village, to clamp down illegal Fuel Stations, Event Centres
The Lagos State Government has insisted that the relocation of Ikeja Computer Village has been decided. The State Commissioner for Physical Planning and Urban Development, Wasiu Anifowose confirmed the development, and insisted that the relocation is part of the state government effort to curb environmental degradation, housing stock deficit and traffic congestion in the state…