The Nigeria National Petroleum Corporation, NNPC says it has increased petrol supply, in order to make the queues disappear.
In a statement released today, the state-oil company said Abuja will now get 30 more fuel trucks daily, meaning it will now be 100 trucks and not the normal 70.
It also says Lagos is now being supplied 300 trucks of petrol daily.
The NNPC wants Nigerians to quit panic buying, and has assured that it has 21 days sufficiency of petrol.
The Nigeria National Petroleum Corporation, NNPC says it has increased petrol supply, in order to make the queues disappear.
In a statement released today, the state-oil company said Abuja will now get 30 more fuel trucks daily, meaning it will now be 100 trucks and not the normal 70.
It also says Lagos is now being supplied 300 trucks of petrol daily.
The NNPC wants Nigerians to quit panic buying, and has assured that it has 21 days sufficiency of petrol.
The Nigeria National Petroleum Corporation, NNPC says it has increased petrol supply, in order to make the queues disappear.
In a statement released today, the state-oil company said Abuja will now get 30 more fuel trucks daily, meaning it will now be 100 trucks and not the normal 70.
It also says Lagos is now being supplied 300 trucks of petrol daily.
The NNPC wants Nigerians to quit panic buying, and has assured that it has 21 days sufficiency of petrol.
The Nigeria National Petroleum Corporation, NNPC says it has increased petrol supply, in order to make the queues disappear.
In a statement released today, the state-oil company said Abuja will now get 30 more fuel trucks daily, meaning it will now be 100 trucks and not the normal 70.
It also says Lagos is now being supplied 300 trucks of petrol daily.
The NNPC wants Nigerians to quit panic buying, and has assured that it has 21 days sufficiency of petrol.
The Nigeria National Petroleum Corporation, NNPC says it has increased petrol supply, in order to make the queues disappear.
In a statement released today, the state-oil company said Abuja will now get 30 more fuel trucks daily, meaning it will now be 100 trucks and not the normal 70.
It also says Lagos is now being supplied 300 trucks of petrol daily.
The NNPC wants Nigerians to quit panic buying, and has assured that it has 21 days sufficiency of petrol.
The Nigeria National Petroleum Corporation, NNPC says it has increased petrol supply, in order to make the queues disappear.
In a statement released today, the state-oil company said Abuja will now get 30 more fuel trucks daily, meaning it will now be 100 trucks and not the normal 70.
It also says Lagos is now being supplied 300 trucks of petrol daily.
The NNPC wants Nigerians to quit panic buying, and has assured that it has 21 days sufficiency of petrol.
The Nigeria National Petroleum Corporation, NNPC says it has increased petrol supply, in order to make the queues disappear.
In a statement released today, the state-oil company said Abuja will now get 30 more fuel trucks daily, meaning it will now be 100 trucks and not the normal 70.
It also says Lagos is now being supplied 300 trucks of petrol daily.
The NNPC wants Nigerians to quit panic buying, and has assured that it has 21 days sufficiency of petrol.
The Nigeria National Petroleum Corporation, NNPC says it has increased petrol supply, in order to make the queues disappear.
In a statement released today, the state-oil company said Abuja will now get 30 more fuel trucks daily, meaning it will now be 100 trucks and not the normal 70.
It also says Lagos is now being supplied 300 trucks of petrol daily.
The NNPC wants Nigerians to quit panic buying, and has assured that it has 21 days sufficiency of petrol.
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