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Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) announced on Sunday that it has distributed to Lagos 250 gasoline trucks for efficient distribution at gas stations to avoid lack of energy.
Ndu Ughamadu, general manager of the group, department for public affairs of the group, found this in an interview.
According to him, there has been a slight change in the distribution network in Lagos, as Lagos is currently being supplied by members of the Major Oil Marketers Association of Nigeria (MOMAN).
“At the weekend there was a hitch in discharging of petrol by ships which has been ratified. Today, 250 trucks have been discharged to Lagos compared to less than 200 trucks usually allocated to Lagos at the weekend,” he said.
The NNPC spokesman said that the ships which commenced discharging since Saturday night had finished discharging, adding that in a couple of hours the long queues will disappeared and normalcy will return to Lagos.
Ughamadu, urged motorist to avoid hoarding of petrol and panic buying, as there is sufficient products in stock that will last for days.
The NNPC spokesperson also acknowledged a slight hitch at the Port Harcourt refinery due to power problem.
“Port Harcourt refinery is slightly down for now, pending when the problem will be rectified.”
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