Mr Tinubu praised the Mele Kyari-led management of the NNPCL for working hard to restore Nigeria’s glory and pride as a major oil-producing country.
Some financial experts have urged the federal government to establish more farm settlements to achieve self-sufficiency in food production and moderate food prices
Surveys on Sunday in Lagos revealed that most filling stations along Ikorodu Road were not selling.
“We have been seeing a lot by way of demarketing campaigns to discredit the Dangote Petroleum Refinery.’’
According to Mr Ngelale, the third project is the ANOH-OB3 CTMS Gas Pipeline Project.
“There’s no doubt, the increase in petroleum products will bring untold hardship to the masses,” Mr Ahmad wrote on Facebook on Tuesday.
Mr Kyari’s statement comes as Nigerians lament the increase in the pump price, which has affected food and transportation costs.
Shortly after taking the oath of office on May 29, Mr Tinubu announced that there would no longer be a petroleum subsidy regime.
“Those groups are going to benefit immediately from the removal of the fuel subsidy,” he said.
The NNPCL said operations had resumed at the depots and trucks were being dispatched to various parts of the country.
