Also, the NNPC on Sunday denied claims that it had reviewed the ex-coastal, ex-depot and the NNPC Retail prices for petrol downward. It described the claims as fake news, in a series of tweets via its official Twitter handle.
Meanwhile the presence of black marketers who sell petrol in jerrycans is currently a normal sight in Abuja, as some filling stations in the capital city now dispense PMS far above the approved price of N162-N165/litre. The NNPC also stated that it evacuated 381.88 million litres of petrol between February 21 to 26, 2022, adding that from February 28 and March 6, 2022, it supplied a total of 538 million litres of PMS.
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The fuel is being transported to Niger and other countries...
Nigeria 🤦🤦🤦😤
Honestly this buhari is a total faliure no aspect of his government can be checked as him doing well in this aspect all round failure counting down to may 29 2023 so he can just get out of aso rock yeye man