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Lagos CNG conversion center. See am oooooo. Na free oooooooo

Embracing CNG at this juncture of our national life is the right thing to do


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9q-VYQC74l4?si=SCAEyItUoRGq9fS0

Operation First Come First Serve Happening Live in Abeokuta, Ogun State. Go and convert your car to CNG o! #PCNGIFirstComeDay # PCNGi

Kaduna have started. ⁦@PCNGInitiative⁩ conversion incentive program “First Come, First Serve” gets going in Kaduna moments ago. The lines are orderly and the demand is palpable #PCNGIFirstComeDay


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aj-Bl0sWNqo?si=lKjVaFJezcCRQOwr

Nigeria's energy revolution gains momentum! Abuja and Kaduna lead the charge in CNG conversion, ushering in a new era of clean, affordable, and sustainable energy.

Here are pictures of the conversion exercise in Kaduna. #PCNGIFirstComeDay

8 states (Oyo, Lagos, Ogun, Edo, Delta, Kogi, FCT, Nasarawa) that have been activated for Conversion Incentive Program by
@PCNGInitiative . Next 9 states will be Kwara, Ekiti, Osun, Niger, Rivers, Kano, Akwa Ibom, Abia and Enugu..before end of 2024

CNG: Lagos centres begin vehicle inspection for conversion

Inspection of commercial vehicles that will benefit from free Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) conversion and installation has begun at Lagos centres.

The exercise is part of the Presidential CNG Initiative (PCNGi) and approved by President Bola Tinubu for provision of a cheaper and cleaner vehicle fueling alternative for Nigerians.

At the inspection on Saturday, Mr Olayinka Rufai, PCNGi Special Project Adviser, said that the inspection went well.

He said that most of the vehicles inspected were eligible for conversion.

According to Rufai, the conversion incentive programme is supposed to take, in its first tranch, about 10,000 vehicles.

He added that 1,000 vehicles would be pushed out within days nationwide on first-come-first-service basis.

“Our very ambitious goal is to convert a million vehicle by 2027. We are setting out with about 20 conversion centres nationwide, and we hope to increase the number of conversion centres.

“There are requirements – technical, physical and digital that conversion centres need to meet, before they will be accredited.

“Standards, safety and quality are very important to us, and we have to ensure that wherever becomes an accredited conversion centre is a place that meets all the requirements,” he said.

On availability of CNG filling stations, he encouraged private investors to help to install CNG stations across the country.

He said that commercial vehicles were mostly targeted so that they would impact on people’s disposal incomes and help to reduce amounts spent on transport.

“We will continue to stand in front of people and tell them about this initiative. This first-come-first service is supposed to be exhausted in a week,” he said.

Mr Azeez Adekanmbi, Head of Technical Department of Mezovest Energy Trading Ltd., said that about 18 vehicles had been inspected.

According to Adekanmbi, Mezovest, in conjunction with PCNGi, will convert 50 commercial vehicles belonging to an aassociation such as Nigeria Union of Road Transport Workers.

“The conversion has not started, what we are doing now is validation of the vehicle to certify its fitness.

“When we are done with the 50 assigned to us, it is left for the organisers to give us the go ahead to inspect more vehicles.

“On conversion, we have the contacts of persons whose vehicles are fit for conversion, and when we get the ‘go ahead’ from the organisers, we will commence conversion,” he said.

Mr Adeshiji Abowaba, a technician at Mezovest Energy Trading Ltd., said that in installing the cylinder, there would be need to ensure that the weight would be evenly distributed to ensure balance.

According to Abowaba, the gas tank is fire and bullet proof.

He added that the thickness of the tank was between 15mm and 20mm.

“People are sceptical of gas but we should understand that Liquefied Petroleum Gas and CNG are not the same.

“CNG is safe. Even when there is a leakage or fire, it cannot ignite because the pressure has been released to the thin air.

I joined my bro and friend @busanga @PCNGInitiative to monitor the on-going CNG Conversion centers in Abuja.

2: this is a reality. Our people are so eager to benefit from FG not Tinubu’s initiative. They are happy.

3: Promise made, promise kept by the President


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ypd3VBnFC5o?si=PG40yu-GHUCOY69l


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H9VgBSZm3pY?si=uoribGQ7MDdqvVhV


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BMNB0rSpErA?si=sEC8saS1C7R2eUaK


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8JxO4jbIhfg?si=DKAOOVRQOgFPeV9S

This is not correct. 1: Note this and you can verify from my media because I monitored all the centers in Abuja today with the National Coordinator of PCNG. For commercial drivers, it is Free of Charge.

2: check my media that I interacted with NIPCO Branch Manager too.

3: For individuals, nothing like 1.2m Whatsoever, payment dey small small. Why are our people dey mislead others like this

On Tuesday Sept 10th, I visited the NIPCO CNG conversion center along Airport Road in Abuja to inquire about the possibility of converting my car to CNG. To my amazement, I saw many commercial vehicles refilling their cylinders attached to the trunks of their vehicles, which prompted me to engage some of the drivers. One driver who really explained the benefits of CNG to me was a Bolt driver. He mentioned that he refills his cylinder for about 3k, which lasts him a maximum of two days. He also stated that he makes between 40 to 50k daily from his work. However, I was disappointed when he said that he still charges his passengers as if he were using PMS. He mentioned this with so much pride, as if he did nothing wrong. I noticed many Golfs and Toyota Corollas on the line to refill as well.

It’s also worth noting that the conversion for commercial vehicles is free, courtesy of the federal government, while the cost for private vehicles depends on the engine capacity. If you have a four-cylinder engine, conversion costs about 750k, while a six-cylinder conversion is nearly a million naira (900k+).

This explains why commercial vehicle owners aren’t really complaining about the hike in PMS price as much as private car owners—they have already rigged the system.

3000 Gas will not last you for 2 days except perhaps he's not driving up to 170kms a day. Cos a full Cylinder of CNG will last average of 170-180kms depending on the pressure gotten.

im glad someone can confirm that a 3k CNG cylinder will cover about 180km in a day! That's like traveling from Abuja to Lokoja. Now Imagine a bolt driver shuttling Wuse to airport which is just 30km and you are being charged 17k for the trip! it means such driver can do 3 return trips and make 51k/day on an energy consumption of 3k! let's fear God!

naptu2:
Locations of NIPCO CNG filling stations.

(Pictures not attaching).

2nd East Circular Rd CNG Station
East Circular 2nd Road, Avbiama Benin City,, Edo 300104

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Agbor Road, CNG Station
Urualla Street, Agbor road, Benin City, Edo 300104

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Agidingbi CNG Station Lagos
CNG Station By Cadbury, Lateef Jakahde Road, Ikeja,, Lagos State

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Airport Road CNG St & Conversion Workshop
Umaru Musa Yar'Adua Road, Abuja, F.C.T. 900102

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Ajaokuta CNG Station
Ohunene, Ajaokuta Ajaokuta, Kogi 263106

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Apapa CNG Station
Along Mobil Road, Apapa, Lagos State,

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Eyean CNG St & Conversion Workshop
KM 7 Benin Auchi Rd, adjacent Zafike Hotel, Eyaen Benin City, Edo 301112

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Ibadan CNG St & Conversion Workshop
Ibadan-Lagos Road Ibadan, Oyo 110115

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Ibafo CNG St & Conversion Workshop
Opposite MFM Prayer city Lagos - Ibadan Expressway, Ibafo, Ogun State 121101

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Kubwa CNG Station
Plot P58, Cadastral Zone 07-05, Along Kubwa Expressway,, Kubwa, FCT Abuja

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Lagos Rd 2 CNG Station
Lagos Road,Oluku Benin City, Edo 300104

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Lagos Road 1 CNG Station
Uselu, Lagos Road, Benin City, Edo 302117

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Mushin CNG Station Lagos
Near Challenge Bus-Stop, Agege Motor Road, Mushin, , Lagos

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Okene CNG Station
Okene-Lokoja Road Lokoja, Kogi 264103

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Oron CNG Facility
Edikor Village, Ibaka Road, Udung Uko LGA, Akwa Ibom

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Sangotedo CNG Station
Eti-Osa Lga, Lekki-Epe Expressway, Ibjeu-Lekki, Lagos

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Sapele Rd CNG Station
KU Plaza, Benin Sapele Rd, opposite PZ junction, Benin City, Edo

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Textile Mill Rd CNG Station
Canaan Steet,Textile Mill Road, Benin City, Edo 300103

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Warri CNG Station
Warri-Sapele Road, Okolovu, Delta 330101



Find them on the map here: https://nipcogas.com/nipco-gas-cng-stations/

naptu2:
Locations of Banner Gas CNG filling stations.

Lagos

– Banner Gas Oando Station, Marina

– Banner Gas Oando Station, Igbobi-Fadeyi

– Banner Gas Oando Station, Itire-Ishaga

– Banner Gas Oando Station, Badore

Abuja

– Banner Gas Oando Station, Wuse Zone 6

– Banner Gas Oando Station, Zone 1

– Banner Gas Oando Station, Zone 4

– Banner Gas Oando Station, Gaduwa

Penguin2:
Just occupying space in case Naptu is here to lie for Tinubu 😏

helinues:


Satisfied now?

Some of you have taken politics jingoism to the extreme

joseph1832:
what's there to be satisfied about?

helinues:


Read and comprehend without bugging me on Sunday morning.

Thank you

joseph1832:
Read what exactly?

Celebrating the use of CNG when it hasn't even gotten to everywhere in Nigeria, when in fact, there are many rural areas that don't have filling station, talkless of having CNG conversion centres?

helinues:

Did you read and comprehend the comments of the person I quote?

What's this jumpology for?

joseph1832:
stop deviating, you're not a deviant, are you? Because you're behaving like one?

I ask again, what's there to celebrate when the country is almost going to sh1t?

Just occupying space in case Naptu is here to lie for Tinubu 😏

Satisfied now?
Some of you have taken politics jingoism to the extreme

joseph1832:
stop deviating, you're not a deviant, are you? Because you're behaving like one?

I ask again, what's there to celebrate when the country is almost going to sh1t?