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Nigeria's Minister of State for Petroleum Resources, Dr. Ibe Kachikwu, according to The SUH, has assured that the short and medium term plans adopted to tackle the embarrassing fuel crisis in the country will yield position results soon.
He said all stakeholders in the sector are working tirelessly round the clock to ensure relief is brought to Nigerians with assurance that the long queues at filling stations and the general product scarcity will end in the next two weeks.
A statement at the weekend by Group General Manager Public Affairs of the NNPC, Garba Deen Mohammed said, “As at 1600hrs of today, one (1) PMS cargo containing 42 million litres has completely discharged, two more PMS cargoes with a combined ‘Remaining on Board’ (ROB) of 44 million litres are currently discharging while another PMS cargo containing 44 million litres is berthed and awaiting discharge.
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He said all stakeholders in the sector are working tirelessly round the clock to ensure relief is brought to Nigerians with assurance that the long queues at filling stations and the general product scarcity will end in the next two weeks.
A statement at the weekend by Group General Manager Public Affairs of the NNPC, Garba Deen Mohammed said, “As at 1600hrs of today, one (1) PMS cargo containing 42 million litres has completely discharged, two more PMS cargoes with a combined ‘Remaining on Board’ (ROB) of 44 million litres are currently discharging while another PMS cargo containing 44 million litres is berthed and awaiting discharge.
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