By Ediri Ejoh & Prince Okafor

Lagos —The Nigeria Union of Petroleum and Natural Gas Workers, NUPENG, has said that the ongoing fuel scarcity in the country may persist until the Federal Government takes effective action on petroleum products availability.

The declaration comes even as independent oil marketers and other private petroleum products operators insist that the Nigeria National Petroleum Corporation, NNPC, is running a monopolistic system.

President of NUPENG, Comrade Igwe Achese, told Vanguard, “Clearly from the perspective of our own study, in as much we are concerned with the current situation we find ourselves, scarcity will continue.

However, like we rightly said, if Federal Government is having a political will to address these issues, definitely, we will get out of this quagmire. For now, I’m sure we will still continue to find ourselves in where we are.

“NNPC, through its Products and Pipeline Marketing Company, PPMC, subsidiary is trying everything possible to see that this scarcity issue is resolved, but it also requires the commitment of all stakeholders.”

Regarding the loading of products at the depots of PPMC and other marketers, he argued that, “It is not an issue of Capital Oil, or Mosimi, it is an issue of the process. We need to change our approach, we need to change our structure in terms of the way and manner we carry out these operations.”

Read more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/03/why-fuel-scarcity-may-persist-nupeng/

Lalasticlala, Mynd44

OK na

Wailers Breakfast is set.

Monopoly in a democracy??


That is backward integration!!!

So no hope in sight

it is monopolistic. .

Governmemt must fully deregulate the prices of petrol and kerosene

During the last fuel crisis, diesel was unaffected because the price was deregulated.

Is there anytime frame in Nigeria since democracy that we can bodly claim accessibility on this product for 6 consecutive months?
Any are getting used to the struggle already, so keep ur warning