Legit on MSN2d
“NNPC can import fuel if…”: NMDPRA gives conditions for petrol importation
The NMDPRA has finally spoken up on the issue of ongoing fuel importations despite the presence of local refineries. It also ...
Nairametrics2d
NMDPRA bans 60,000-litre fuel tankers from depots to curb accidents
The Nigerian Midstream and Downstream Petroleum Regulatory Authority (NMDPRA) has announced that large fuel tanker trucks carrying 60,000 litres and ...
Daily Post Nigeria on MSN2d
Dangote Refinery, others met 50% of Nigeria’s petrol consumption in February – NMDPRA
The Nigerian Midstream and Downstream Petroleum Regulatory Authority has said that Dangote Refinery and other local ...
Nairametrics3d
NMDPRA unseals 7 filling stations reprimanded for under-dispensing fuel in Kogi
The Nigeria Midstream and Downstream Petroleum Regulatory Authority (NMDPRA) has pardoned and unsealed seven filling stations earlier sealed in Kogi ...
legit2d
Tinubu’s Govt Announces Date to Ban 60,000-litre Fuel Tankers from Nigerian Roads
The Bola Tinubu government has announced a date to ban 60,000-litre fuel tankers from Nigerian roads. A top public official, ...
The Nation Newspaper2d
NMDPRA bans 60, 000 litre fuel tankers from roads
This was the pronouncement of the Nigerian Midstream and Downstream Petroleum Regulatory Authority (NMDPRA), yesterday. It added that no truck with over 45,000 litres in capacity will be allowed ...
allAfrica.com on MSN2d
Tanker Fires: FG Bans 60,000 Litres Capacity Trucks From Lifting Petroleum Products
The federal government has banned fuel tankers with a 60,000 litres capacity from loading and transporting petroleum products ...
businessday2d
Local refineries not producing up to 50% of Nigeria’s petrol demand – NMDPRA
The Nigerian Midstream Downstream Petroleum Regulatory Authority has noted a shortfall in the production of petrol by local ...
The Punch on MSN1d
Refiners blame FG for failure to meet local fuel demand
The Crude Oil Refinery-owners Association of Nigeria has slammed the oil sector sectors for the inability of CORAN members to ...
Daily Post Nigeria on MSN2d
Nigerian government bans 60,000-litre fuel tankers from March 1
The Federal Government of Nigeria has announced a ban on fuel tankers exceeding 60,000 litres from operating on Nigerian ...
Daily Post Nigeria on MSN1d
Nigeria’s petrol consumption rate drops to 50 million litres daily – Nigerian govt
The Federal Government of Nigeria has disclosed that the country’s petrol consumption has drastically dropped to 50 million ...
Okay Nigeria2d
Nigeria Refineries: A Paradox of Plenty and Scarcity
Despite a combined refining capacity of 985,000 barrels per day, Nigeria still imports over 50% of its petrol.