Fuel scarcity: Marketers divert 140 trucks of fuel Jerrywright Ukwu 3 hours ago 30870
The current fuel scarcity bedeviling that nation might not be over anytime soon – An
investigation has revealed that fuel marketers are diverting petrol meant for Nigerians to border
towns – The marketers action has worsened the the fuel scarcity situation in Nigeria An
investigation by the New Telegraph newspaper has revealed that over 140 truck-load
amounting to about 4.62 million litres of petrol meant for Lagos did not get to filling stations for
which they were meant for. Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Motorists quqeue for fuel at
NNPC petrol station According to the report, petrol marketers have, in the last 10 days,
diverted the volume, which was scheduled to be off-loaded petrol stations in Lagos and
environs into border towns between Nigeria and Republic of Benin. READ ALSO: Fuel
shortage will end next week – Kachikwu promises again The report also revealed that the truck-
load petrol in the last ten days landed in some suburb of Lagos and Ogun states in what a
source described as “where the product can conveniently be sold at cost above the pump price
without harassment from DPR or protest from motorists.” Checks by the New Telegraph
revealed that the Loading schedules of all the major depots and seven indigenous depots in
The current fuel scarcity bedeviling that nation might not be over anytime soon – An
investigation has revealed that fuel marketers are diverting petrol meant for Nigerians to border
towns – The marketers action has worsened the the fuel scarcity situation in Nigeria An
investigation by the New Telegraph newspaper has revealed that over 140 truck-load
amounting to about 4.62 million litres of petrol meant for Lagos did not get to filling stations for
which they were meant for. Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Motorists quqeue for fuel at
NNPC petrol station According to the report, petrol marketers have, in the last 10 days,
diverted the volume, which was scheduled to be off-loaded petrol stations in Lagos and
environs into border towns between Nigeria and Republic of Benin. READ ALSO: Fuel
shortage will end next week – Kachikwu promises again The report also revealed that the truck-
load petrol in the last ten days landed in some suburb of Lagos and Ogun states in what a
source described as “where the product can conveniently be sold at cost above the pump price
without harassment from DPR or protest from motorists.” Checks by the New Telegraph
revealed that the Loading schedules of all the major depots and seven indigenous depots in

