kaorama:
So all Nigerians should start going to Ejigbo or whatever you call it to go and buy fuel, abi?

wristbangle:
Oladimeji Ramon

The Independent Petroleum Marketers Association of Nigeria says long queues at petrol stations in Lagos and Ogun states will soon disappear as the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation has flooded the Ejigbo depot with Premium Motor Spirit.

According to IPMAN, the Ejigbo depot supplies no fewer than 900 filling stations in Lagos.

The chairman of the Lagos Chapter of IPMAN, Alhaji Alanamu Balogun, was quoted in a statement on Sunday as saying that the NNPC had responded positively to the oil marketers’ complaint about shortage of petrol supply to them.

Balogun, according to the statement, said the NNPC had now increased daily supply to Ejigbo from six trucks to 80 and has even promised to increase the supply.

“Before the fuel crisis, the NNPC was supplying our members only six trucks daily, but since about five days now, the corporation has increased the supply to 80 trucks per day and promised to increase the supply. Our members and the NNPC staff are now working 24 hours daily to ensure that fuel circulates all over Lagos and Ogun State regularly,” the statement quoted Balogun as saying on Sunday.

He said the problem of fuel scarcity would soon be resolved and urged members of the public to panic buying.

“The NNPC has repaired all the existing facilities at Ejigbo satellite depot to enhance fuel supply to the public. The situation now is that the fuel scarcity in Lagos and Ogun state will end within the next few days. Members of the public are advised to stop panic buying of fuel and storing petroleum products in their homes which could cause fire disaster.

“The NNPC has promised to repair all its facilities in Ilorin, Ibadan and Ore depots to ensure regular fuel supply nationwide,” he added.

http://punchng.com/nnpc-has-flooded-ejigbo-depot-with-fuel-ipman/

elChapo1:
how and when did fuel get to ejigbo depot? this government of propaganda sef. that was how useless Femi adesina said on politics today that buhari didn't need to address Nigerians of the lingering fuel scarcity.

Goahead:
Still waiting for the day Ghana, a country that does not produce oil, to experience acute fuel shortage.....

kaorama:
So all Nigerians should start going to Ejigbo or whatever you call it to go and buy fuel, abi?

wristbangle:
Oladimeji Ramon

The Independent Petroleum Marketers Association of Nigeria says long queues at petrol stations in Lagos and Ogun states will soon disappear as the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation has flooded the Ejigbo depot with Premium Motor Spirit.

According to IPMAN, the Ejigbo depot supplies no fewer than 900 filling stations in Lagos.

The chairman of the Lagos Chapter of IPMAN, Alhaji Alanamu Balogun, was quoted in a statement on Sunday as saying that the NNPC had responded positively to the oil marketers’ complaint about shortage of petrol supply to them.

Balogun, according to the statement, said the NNPC had now increased daily supply to Ejigbo from six trucks to 80 and has even promised to increase the supply.

“Before the fuel crisis, the NNPC was supplying our members only six trucks daily, but since about five days now, the corporation has increased the supply to 80 trucks per day and promised to increase the supply. Our members and the NNPC staff are now working 24 hours daily to ensure that fuel circulates all over Lagos and Ogun State regularly,” the statement quoted Balogun as saying on Sunday.

He said the problem of fuel scarcity would soon be resolved and urged members of the public to panic buying.

“The NNPC has repaired all the existing facilities at Ejigbo satellite depot to enhance fuel supply to the public. The situation now is that the fuel scarcity in Lagos and Ogun state will end within the next few days. Members of the public are advised to stop panic buying of fuel and storing petroleum products in their homes which could cause fire disaster.

“The NNPC has promised to repair all its facilities in Ilorin, Ibadan and Ore depots to ensure regular fuel supply nationwide,” he added.

http://punchng.com/nnpc-has-flooded-ejigbo-depot-with-fuel-ipman/

cytell56:
No by no

Crazy mad people, keep repeating the same Madness year after year, wonder when we will change.

aspirebig:
The country was not matured for independence in 1960, if we are still living like this in 2017..

No fuel,no light, no water, no good leadership, no good roads, no good hospitals, no good currency value, no security, no job, no good drugs in circulation etc

fineboynl:
..its not a matter if the country was ripe or not. there is something wrong with black mans minds. look at south Africa for example, SA is becoming a shit hole under black rules. the white still controls the major and beautiful cities and infrastructure and that why its its still running, if not it would have turned to swap.

blackman has never build anything. they are cursed with witchcraft. handovering SA to blacks was a costly mistake. SA would have developed far ahead like Europe in Africa continent by giving the blacks their own country.

GavelSlam:


No.

They would like you to however pay more attention to bulletins and news reports, so as not to journey to Ejigbo or Sokoto for that matter whilst they supply your neighbourhood filling station.

Sorry for the inconvenience.

Goahead:
Still waiting for the day Ghana, a country that does not produce oil, to experience acute fuel shortage.....