Queues have begun to vanish from filling stations across Nigeria’s major cities after the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Ltd (NNPCL) intervened in the logistic issues that had breached the supply of premium motor spirit (PMS), also known as petrol.
Findings by our correspondent across filling stations in Abuja showed that queues were disappearing and normalcy has returned.
Queues have disappeared from most filling stations across major locations like Kubwa, Central Area, Wuse, Maitama, and Gwarimpa areas of Abuja.
Speaking on the development, a top official of the oil company said, “The fuel stations round shows that the situation is calm. All stations have products and are selling.”
Recall that LEADERSHIP reports that the Independent Petroleum Marketers Association of Nigeria (IPMAN) on Tuesday warned against panic buying, adding that normalcy would return.
The National Secretary of IPMAN, James Tor, said, “If there is no product, then we can not give out anything….
Source: Leadership Newspaper
