Fuel Scarcity: Buhari Opens Up, Says Scarcity Regrettable

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Buhari lamented the fuel scarcity that is hitting the Nigerian nation, said that the fuel scarcity being experienced nationwide is regrettable.
This was the headline 40 years ago when President Buhari was Petroleum Minister; same story today 40 years after

President Muhammadu Buhari has lamented the fuel scarcity that is hitting all nooks and crannies of the Nigerian nation.

In a brief statement obtained by Elombah.com, President Buhari said that “the fuel scarcity being experienced nationwide is regrettable.”

Speaking further, he said: “I sympathize with all Nigerians, on having to endure needless fuel queues. 

“I’m being regularly briefed, especially on the NNPC’s interventions to ensure that there is enough petrol available during this period & beyond.

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“I have the NNPC’s assurance that the situation will improve significantly over the next few days, as new shipments and supplies are distributed across the country.

“I have also directed the regulators to step up their surveillance and bring an end to hoarding and price inflation by marketers.

“Let me also assure that the relevant agencies will continue to provide updates on the situation. I thank you all for your patience and understanding.”

As at Sunday, December 24, 2017, petrol sold for N250 in some parts of Anambra State.

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