The major oil marketers association of Nigeria (MOMAN) has reached an agreement with the federal government to begin lifting of petroleum products across the country “in six hours”.
According to Magnus Abe, chairman of the senate committee on petroleum resources, the resolution was reached after a meeting of MOMAN and the committee with Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, minister of finance and coordinating minister for the economy; Joseph Dawha, group managing director of the Nigeria national petroleum corporation (NNPC) and major stakeholders in the oil and gas sector.
Also, the Nigeria union of petroleum and natural gas workers (NUPENG) and the petroleum and natural gas senior staff association (PENGASSAN) have suspended their industrial actions.
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Idiots. They cannot sustain their strike because it is s strike of fraud. Subsidy must be removed
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ReplyDeleteAll these so called major dealers are beneficiaries of the dubious/ fraudulent subsidy which basis for computation is best known by them and their conspirators in government. The incoming administration of GMB must begin its change campaign on the NNPC by radically reorganizing the organization and indeed the entire oil sector. Nigerians have been criminally thoroughly short changed by players in the oil and gas sector for too long. We expect all those found guilty in messing up this country to be severely punished to deter other fraudsters going forward.
ReplyDeleteThey now that if it entered buharis time it will be trouble for them
ReplyDeleteGMB is a moron!
DeleteShame on these unpatriotic and enemies of the nation. They can be labelled bastards!
ReplyDeleteWhy today?
Why not wait for 1st of June?
They must all be ready to face consequences of their devilish actions on Nigerians for all these years.
These people knw what to do in order to remove suffering of the people, but many of tgem have sokd their hearts to the devil, simply because they have bad president all these while who are in support of nagative pratice of tge system. Many of tgem now begin to rethink to show president elect that there is solution, while many are afraid of saying the truth about way forward, while majority are destroying the nation for their pocket sake. But it pains me that most of them lack vision and God's fear, the fuel importers can make more if they venture in constructing refinery in the country, they sell locally and even become exporters wit peace of mind, also creating jobs, less crimes and long lasting investment, but they are blind to see these opportunities.
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