Fuel prices still above standard N145/litre in 28 states
FG to cut fuel imports, grow Forex reserves with biofuels policy
Fuel scarcity and a culture of scapegoating
Fuel, forex crises push inflation to 4-yr high
FG plans new prices for fuel, as scarcity lingers
Getting the queues off filling stations
Fuel scarcity created by greedy politicans — ASUU President
Savings from fuel subsidy removal rise to N647m daily
Kachikwu joins Twitter, says ‘fuel scarcity will be over soon’
Fuel crisis defies solution nationwide
Scrap fuel subsidy now – Tinubu
Arrest incessant fuel shortages, NUPENG tells FEC
Fuel scarcity persists, as NNPC increases supply to 35m litres
Nigerians react to biting fuel scarcity
Fuel crisis continues as NNPC’s supply dwindles

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Fuel scarcity: Forex frustrates products importation
LAGOS — The inability of marketers to access foreign exchange from banks is said to be frustrating the importation of petroleum products, especially, premium motor spirit, PMS, or petrol, which is in very high demand in the county.
Kogi Guber Poll: Fuel scarcity forces voters opt for water transportation
Prospective voters from revirine communities in Kogi-East Senatorial District on Friday opted for water transportation to enable them reach their towns and villages ahead of Saturday’s Governorship election in the state.
Oil magnate urges FG to remove fuel subsidy
An oil magnate, Chief Tony Onukeme, has advised the Federal Government to remove all forms of subsidy in petroleum products.
Oil marketers vow to end fuel scarcity
By Michael Eboh OIL marketers, yesterday, promised to support measures put in place by the Federal Government to end the fuel crisis currently witnessed across the country in the next couple of days. This was even as the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, NNPC, stated that 37.97 million litres of fuel, comprising about 557 truckloads of […]
Fuel scarcity: Be patient, FG tells Nigerians
THE Federal Government, yesterday, urged Nigerians to exercise patience over the fuel crisis currently witnessed across the country, while it assured the public that the fuel queues currently witnessed in petrol stations would disappear within the next 72 hours, as it has stepped up activities to ensure a significant increase in fuel supply.

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