NewsOnline reports that the Federal government has assured that the fuel crisis currently experienced across the country will end in a few days, saying that about 1.3 billion litres of petrol have been imported into the country.
According to Punch, this was revealed by the General Coordinator, South-West, Nigerian Midstream and Downstream Petroleum Regulatory Authority (NMDPRA), Ayo Kadoso, on the sideline of a visit by the Federal Government’s task force team on petrol price compliance to Ijegun tank farms in Lagos.
Kadoso said the 1.3 billion litres of petrol currently in the country consist of 580 million litres in the inland depots, and 690 million litres in the marine/offshore depots.
Kadoso assured the public that the Federal Government was serious about keeping the country wet by selling products to consumers at a regulated price of N172 per litre.
The National Controller Operations, Independent Petroleum Marketers Association of Nigeria (IPMAN), Mike Osatuyi, assured motorists that IPMAN members were ready to comply with the new pricing policy as long as depot owners and the NNPCL would keep their end of the bargain.
Osatuyi also issued stern warnings to all IPMAN members to comply with the new price, as erring members would be sanctioned.
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