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DPR begins 24-hour surveillance on filling stations

    DPR begins 24-hour surveillance on filling stations

The Department of Petroleum Resources (DPR) says it has set up a 24-hour special task force to supervise and monitor petrol sales at depots and stations. It said the task

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Marketers blame fuel queues on CBN forex policy

    Marketers blame fuel queues on CBN forex policy

Independent marketers of refined petroleum products in Nigeria have blamed building fuel queues around the country on the Central Bank’s (CBN) foreign exchange restriction policy. On Wednesday, the Nigerian National

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Fuel scarcity looms as marketers lament non-release of N413bn subsidy claim

    Fuel scarcity looms as marketers lament non-release of N413bn subsidy claim

Some accredited oil subsidy marketers on Thursday said the failure of the release of the N413 billion subsidy debt approved by the federal government was disrupting fuel importation schedule. The

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DPR to demolish 150 illegal petrol stations in Akwa Ibom

    DPR to demolish 150 illegal petrol stations in Akwa Ibom

Asuquo Antai, controller of operations, Department of Petroleum Resources (DPR), revealed on Thursday that it would demolish over 150 illegal petrol stations in Akwa Ibom. Antai told NAN that the

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Despite FG slash, petrol sells for N110 in Sokoto

  Despite FG slash, petrol sells for N110 in Sokoto

Petroleum marketers in Sokoto and its environs have continued to retain the N97 old pump price of petrol, contrary to

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Mid Oil, South Atlantic to establish refineries in Lagos

  Mid Oil, South Atlantic to establish refineries in Lagos

Two oil firms, Mid Oil and South Atlantic Petrochemical Company, have sent proposals to the Lagos State government towards establishing

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