The partnership aims to enhance road safety and prevent recurring accidents, particularly tanker crashes, in the state.
Mr Othman said the cause of the accidents was not 60,000-litres capacity of the tankers but could be the condition of the roads, state of vehicles and the drivers.
According to her, SERVICOM has been at the forefront of evaluating service delivery across Nigeria’s ministries, departments, and agencies.
The Nigerian Midstream and Downstream Petroleum Regulatory Authority (NMDPRA) has sealed eight petroleum retail outlets in Warri and environs.
that the NMDPRA had been receiving complaints from petroleum marketers on the activities of some individuals.
Ukadike Chinedu, the publicity secretary, Independent Petroleum Marketers Association of Nigeria (IPMAN), says the scarcity of fuel being presently experienced will soon be over
He reiterated commitment to ensure Nigerians’ safety in all aspects of petroleum product distribution and transport.
Mr Goziem also advised consumers to report any sharp practices by the marketers to the regulatory agency for appropriate sanction.
The spokesperson said that the service also collected N15.8 billion in excise duties.
NNPC had postponed the much-anticipated commencement of the Port Harcourt refinery six times.
