The Nigerian Public Oil Enterprise Restricted (NNPCL) has declared another ex-terminal cost of N479.50 per liter of Premium Engine Soul (PMS) petroleum to the advertisers.
It was likewise accumulated that the advertisers are not against the evacuation of appropriation but rather are stressed that the NNPCL is giving them the item paid for at the old rate from eight months prior for the new rates.
They are supposed to be worried about recuperating cash to pay for the credits with which they bought the tickets.
The Free Oil Advertisers Relationship of Nigeria (IPMAN), Public VP, Alhaji Abubakar Maigandi expressed this in a meeting.
NNPCL Boss Correspondence Official, Garba Deen Muhammad, who was approached to answer the claim, didn’t answer calls by The Country Paper.
He likewise neglected to answer to the instant message that The Country Paper shipped off him.
Gotten some information about the new ex-stop value, Maigandi said: “The cost has begun emerging. A few stations have begun delivering the cost. “They are selling at the pace of N479.50. That is the ex-stop cost.”
“Once more, we, the Autonomous oil advertisers, have proactively bought the item from NNPC following eight months. Presently they are saying they will give us the item for this new rate and not the old rate we paid at.
“Furthermore, it is with our cash that they (NNPCL) purchased this item. These are important for the difficulties we are experiencing now.”
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