HypocriticalObi:
the Public Relations Officer, Independent Petroleum Marketers Association of Nigeria, IPMAN, Chief Chinedu Ukadike
I am not surprised, they are always pessimistic, they never want the progress of Nigeria

nedekid:
I thought dangote and ph abi kd, or warri refinary had started work.

DMerciful:
GEJ was removed when fuel was N87! They said it ought to be N40!

Tinubu clearly does not know his left from his right!

Zxcvbnmghtr:


It shows that GEJ was a coward and a weakling. End of story.

NeckingNgulping:
This country and the people at the helms of affairs will never cease to amaze me.

How did we get to this stage?

This is a country that has crude oil in abundance wallowing in hardship and scarcity.

This suffering will end when the production of pms starts, but the people in government benefitting from the importation of pms will do everything within their power to continue at the expense of the masses.

Now, according to them, we have to depend on the availability of the product in Europe. So, if the refineries in Europe is going through maintenance as they claim, we will have to wait until they start dispensing before we can import. So much for a giant of Africa.

Get the work done at the Port Harcourt refinery, they said no. If they do that the common man will enjoy, hence the delays and lies about its commencement.

When our mumu go do? When are we going to stand up and say enough is enough?

Do we have to keep sitting down and watch ourselves and kids die everyday of hunger?

Let's rise and chase them away. It's about time we did that.

DMerciful:
It shows Nigerians shot themselves on the foot. Being president for 6yrs is enough for GEJ afterall, the max is 8yrs. He is still paid all the entitlements of a former president till he dies.

However, Nigerians are sufferings like never before. You cannot compare the feeling of one man because you think he loss an election to the sufferings of 200 million people. Are you not wise?

jmoore:
NNPC is still importing petrol with dollars.
Naira has appreciated but they have not reduced the price of petrol.

Voodoo economics.

HypocriticalObi:
the Public Relations Officer, Independent Petroleum Marketers Association of Nigeria, IPMAN, Chief Chinedu Ukadike
I am not surprised, they are always pessimistic, they never want the progress of Nigeria

HypocriticalObi:
the Public Relations Officer, Independent Petroleum Marketers Association of Nigeria, IPMAN, Chief Chinedu Ukadike
I am not surprised, they are always pessimistic, they never want the progress of Nigeria

Zxcvbnmghtr:



Lol. How much was it when Shagari was the President?! What does that make of GEJ based on your judgement?

Jokes apart. GEJ is a weakling and a coward.

Bobloco:


You are irredeemable

iwaeda:

As acute petrol supply challenges enter its second week, independent marketers have explained that issues that led to the scarcity of the product would take another two weeks to be fully resolved.

Checks around Abuja on Sunday showed that most stations were out of stock with very few major marketers dispensing the product in Abuja city centre. At the suburbs, the few stations opened to motorists jacked up their pump price from N680 per litre to N870 per litre.

Speaking to Vanguard on the situation, the Public Relations Officer, Independent Petroleum Marketers Association of Nigeria, IPMAN, Chief Chinedu Ukadike said the product was not available in-country.

Chief Ukadike blamed the acute shortage in supply of importation bottlenecks and the slow pace of marketers licence renewal by the Nigerian Midstream and Downstream Petroleum Regulatory Authority, NMDPRA.

He disclosed that only 1,050 marketers out of 15,000 have had their licences renewed by the NMDPRA.

He said: “The situation is that there is no product. Once there is lack of supply or inadequate supply, what you will see is scarcity and queues will emerge at filling stations. On the part of NNPCL, which is the sole supplier of petroleum products in Nigeria, they have attributed the challenge to logistics and vessel problems.

“Once there is breech in the international supply chain, it will have an impact of domestic supply because we depend on import. I also have it good authority that most of the refineries in Europe are undergoing turn around maintenance. So sourcing of petroleum products has become a bit difficult.

“NNPC Group CEO has assured us that there will be improvement in the supply chain because their vessels are arriving. Once that is done, normalcy will return. This is because once the 30 days supply sufficiency distrusted, it takes two to three months to restore it. We expect that by next week or so, NNPC should be able to restore supply and with another one week, normalcy should return”.

The challenges faced by marketers in renewing their licences, he said: “NNPC has said the marketers who have not been able to renew their licences will not be allowed to remain on their portal which has been shut for sometime now. Because of this we have not been able to request for new products.

“At this nascent period of deregulation, you will discover that this leads to scarcity even when the product arrives. As it is now, even by their own data, out of 15,000 marketers that are on the portal with licences, only 1,050 renewed their licences. And the requirement for renewal by NMDPRA is so much. Marketers are facing hostile environment. NNPC placed a deadline of April 15, 2024, for marketers to renew their licences.

“We are therefore appealing to NNPC extend this deadline and also to NMDPRA to hasten the release of marketers licences who have completed their processes, and also reduce the bottlenecks around licence renewals”.


https://www.vanguardngr.com/2024/04/petrol-scarcity-supply-challenge-will-last-for-another-2-weeks-ipman/

iwaeda:


https://www.vanguardngr.com/2024/04/petrol-scarcity-supply-challenge-will-last-for-another-2-weeks-ipman/

iwaeda:
2 weeks lohun lohun. If we talk now, they will call us name. Enjoy your self induced suffering.

Bobloco:


You are irredeemable

NeckingNgulping:
This country and the people at the helms of affairs will never cease to amaze me.

How did we get to this stage?

This is a country that has crude oil in abundance wallowing in hardship and scarcity.

This suffering will end when the production of pms starts, but the people in government benefitting from the importation of pms will do everything within their power to continue at the expense of the masses.

Now, according to them, we have to depend on the availability of the product in Europe. So, if the refineries in Europe is going through maintenance as they claim, we will have to wait until they start dispensing before we can import. So much for a giant of Africa.

Get the work done at the Port Harcourt refinery, they said no. If they do that the common man will enjoy, hence the delays and lies about its commencement.

When our mumu go do? When are we going to stand up and say enough is enough?

Do we have to keep sitting down and watch ourselves and kids die everyday of hunger?

Let's rise and chase them away. It's about time we did that.