The All Progressives Congress
(APC) says the scarcity of premium motor spirit (PMS) is artificial.
In a tweet on Friday, the ruling
party blamed the unavailability of petroleum products on ” some stakeholders
hoarding allocated products”.
It, however, regretted any
inconvenience the scarcity might have brought Nigerians, saying relevant
agencies were working on the issue.
“There’s no ‘actual scarcity’.
Just some stakeholders hoarding allocated products in order to cause artificial
scarcity + panic buying, for their own selfish interests,” the tweet read.
“However, it’s unaccountable,
even as relevant authorities are on the matter. Any inconvenience is
regretted.”
The return of fuel queues has entered its third week. Nigerians have taken to social media to lament the inconvenience.There's no 'actual scarcity'. Just some stakeholders hoarding allocated products in order to cause artificial scarcity + panic buying, for their own selfish interests. However, it's unaccountable, even as relevant authorities are on the matter. Any inconvenience is regretted. https://t.co/p1tohSz0gH— APC Nigeria (@APCNigeria) December 22, 2017
The Nigerian National Petroleum
Corporation (NNPC) has promised that the queues would end this week.
U are fool of lies and propaganda, and who do think that do ur job for you, are u saying u don't know the steck holders u claimed hoarding petrol, selfish people!
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