Petrol queues have re-surfaced in parts of the country fueling fresh fears of another round of scarcity which marred Christmas and new year celebrations.
Many of the filling stations operated by major marketers are not selling while outlets owned by independent marketers are shut.
The executive secretary of the Depot and Petroleum Products Marketing Association, DAPPMA, Femi Adewole, said if the NNPC can raise supply, they will be able to get to inland areas and focus on major cities.
Petrol queues have re-surfaced in parts of the country fueling fresh fears of another round of scarcity which marred Christmas and new year celebrations.
Many of the filling stations operated by major marketers are not selling while outlets owned by independent marketers are shut.
The executive secretary of the Depot and Petroleum Products Marketing Association, DAPPMA, Femi Adewole, said if the NNPC can raise supply, they will be able to get to inland areas and focus on major cities.
Petrol queues have re-surfaced in parts of the country fueling fresh fears of another round of scarcity which marred Christmas and new year celebrations.
Many of the filling stations operated by major marketers are not selling while outlets owned by independent marketers are shut.
The executive secretary of the Depot and Petroleum Products Marketing Association, DAPPMA, Femi Adewole, said if the NNPC can raise supply, they will be able to get to inland areas and focus on major cities.
Petrol queues have re-surfaced in parts of the country fueling fresh fears of another round of scarcity which marred Christmas and new year celebrations.
Many of the filling stations operated by major marketers are not selling while outlets owned by independent marketers are shut.
The executive secretary of the Depot and Petroleum Products Marketing Association, DAPPMA, Femi Adewole, said if the NNPC can raise supply, they will be able to get to inland areas and focus on major cities.
Petrol queues have re-surfaced in parts of the country fueling fresh fears of another round of scarcity which marred Christmas and new year celebrations.
Many of the filling stations operated by major marketers are not selling while outlets owned by independent marketers are shut.
The executive secretary of the Depot and Petroleum Products Marketing Association, DAPPMA, Femi Adewole, said if the NNPC can raise supply, they will be able to get to inland areas and focus on major cities.
Petrol queues have re-surfaced in parts of the country fueling fresh fears of another round of scarcity which marred Christmas and new year celebrations.
Many of the filling stations operated by major marketers are not selling while outlets owned by independent marketers are shut.
The executive secretary of the Depot and Petroleum Products Marketing Association, DAPPMA, Femi Adewole, said if the NNPC can raise supply, they will be able to get to inland areas and focus on major cities.
Petrol queues have re-surfaced in parts of the country fueling fresh fears of another round of scarcity which marred Christmas and new year celebrations.
Many of the filling stations operated by major marketers are not selling while outlets owned by independent marketers are shut.
The executive secretary of the Depot and Petroleum Products Marketing Association, DAPPMA, Femi Adewole, said if the NNPC can raise supply, they will be able to get to inland areas and focus on major cities.
Petrol queues have re-surfaced in parts of the country fueling fresh fears of another round of scarcity which marred Christmas and new year celebrations.
Many of the filling stations operated by major marketers are not selling while outlets owned by independent marketers are shut.
The executive secretary of the Depot and Petroleum Products Marketing Association, DAPPMA, Femi Adewole, said if the NNPC can raise supply, they will be able to get to inland areas and focus on major cities.
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