We will give everyone a license to import fuel as long as they follow the rules - NMDPRA In its first meeting after Nigerian President Bola...
We will give everyone a license to import fuel as long as they follow the rules - NMDPRA
In its first meeting after Nigerian President Bola Tinubu announced the end of fuel subsidies, the NMDPRA told fuel traders that anyone who needs a license to bring fuel into the country and can do so is welcome to come to them. follow the rules that the law sets out.
In its first meeting after Nigerian President Bola Tinubu announced the end of fuel subsidies, the NMDPRA told fuel traders that anyone who needs a license to bring fuel into the country and can do so is welcome to come to them. follow the rules that the law sets out.
Malam Yabagi Sani, a Nigerian expert on petroleum resources, said that the NMDPRA's choice fits with the country's economic philosophy, which is based on the national business model, in which the government doesn't do business. etc., she had to figure out how to help the people.
Abubakar Maigandi Dakingari, vice president of the Independent Oil Dealers Association of Nigeria (IPMAN), said that independent oil dealers will be able to buy oil as long as the promise of licensing is kept. But what worries them is that the oil trade company NNPCL has held on to their money for 8 months and hasn't given them any goods.
But the NNPCL company didn't say anything right away about the IPMAN group problem.
Nigerians want the price of a liter of gasoline to go up by more than 156%, from 195 Naira to more than 500 Naira in almost all of the country's states and the capital. Federation, President Tinubu asked the people of the country to be more patient because his government will soon find ways to make things better, especially in areas like transportation, health care, giving people jobs, etc.
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