Queues of vehicles at a filling station on the Lagos-Ibadan Expressway We can’t justify subsidy removal, Western countries subsidising fuel too – Buhari Fuel scarcity worsened in Lagos, the Federal Capital Territory and other parts of the country on Tuesday, resulting in motorists
The Independent Petroleum Marketers Association of Nigeria (IPMAN) has explained why there is fuel scarcity in Lagos and other parts of the country. In an interview with Channels Television, the Lagos Zonal Chairman of IPMAN, Akin Akinrinade insisted they were not on strike.
A flight The Airline Operators of Nigeria have announced plans to disrupt scheduled flight operations over the scarcity of aviation fuel. The announcement was contained in a statement titled, ‘Public notice: Disruptions in flight operations’, on Monday. In the statement signed by AON’s
President of the Senate, Ahmed Lawan A chieftain of the ruling All Progressives Congress, Ahmed Lawan, has slammed the President, Major General Muhammadu Buhari (retd.)’s over his request for an additional N3.557 trillion for fuel subsidy. Lawan, who lost the contest of the
The Nigeria Extractive Industries Transparency Initiatives, an agency of the Federal Government, on Monday, blamed the over three-week scarcity of Premium Motor Spirit, popularly called petrol, on the continued subsidy on PMS. It explained that the solution to the country’s prolonged fuel crisis
Petroleum tanker drivers have threatened to proceed on strike over the poor state of roads, fuelling fears of worsening the ongoing fuel scarcity across the nation. They alleged that some people were already pilfering the N621billion Road Infrastructure Tax Credit Scheme meant for
In continuation of her mobilization and sensation exercise before its workshop, the Imo State GIZ
Cast My Brand, a leader in innovative vehicle branding, has announced the launch of its
A German Development Agency, Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (German for German Agency for International
Nigeria’s heartless President,Bola Ahmed Tinubu finally released all the 114 #EndBadGovernance protesters (minors and adults)