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Fuel loading at Nigerian depots resumes after Presidential election- NMDPRA

The Nigerian Midstream and Downstream Petroleum Regulatory Authority (NMDPRA) has assured Nigerians that operations in loading depots have fully resumed following the restriction of movements during the recently concluded Presidential and National Assembly elections which necessitated truck drivers to travel to exercise their civic duty.

“Consequently, the NMDPRA is working with other Stakeholders to mitigate the slight tightness being experienced in the distribution of Premium Motor Spirit (PMS).

Most importantly, the public is invited to note that the current stock sufficiency stands at 35.39 days for PMS, 34.86 days for AGO and 31.36 days for ATK”.

The Authority said in a statement would continue to strive towards guaranteeing supply and distribution reliability nationwide and strongly advises against panic buying.

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