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More Competition for Dangote As FG Gives 3 Companies Approval To Construct Refineries
The Nigerian Midstream and Downstream Petroleum Regulatory Authority has once again issued a license for the construction of ...
The Cool Down18h
Driver hit with massive fine after overloaded fuel tank spills into crucial waterways: 'A serious offense'
A Quebecois man was hit with a massive fine after a huge fuel spill polluted crucial waterways in Dorval, Quebec.
New Telegraph3d
Govt Agency Stifling Local Ship-Owners Out Of Business
ShareMoves by indigenous shipping companies to lift Nigerian petroleum products came to naught last week when the Nigerian ...
News Digest Nigeria4d
Lagos Stops E-Call Up System on Lekki-Epe Road
The Lagos State Government has put a hold on the Electronic Call-Up system meant to manage truck movement along the Lekki-Epe ...
The Nation Newspaper4d
Association seeks collaboration to curb tanker accidents
Fire Protection Association of Nigeria (FPAN), has urged government and private sector to initiate a strategic programme to ...
The News Chronicle5d
Tanker Crashes: Anambra FRSC boss meets NUPENG Executives, initiaties Partnership
Anambra State Command has expressed its readiness to partner Nigeria Union of Petroleum and Natural Gas Workers (NUPENG) ...
The Punch on MSN5d
Group blames tanker accidents on untrained drivers, weak regulations
The Fire Protection Association of Nigeria has raised concerns over the increasing rate of tanker fire accidents in the country, attributing the incidents to a lack of specialised training for drivers ...
New Telegraph6d
Tinubu’s Bold Maritime Vision: NNPC’s landmark Joint Venture transforms Nigeria’s energy logistics
Share Before the advent of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s administration, successive regimes had shied away from taking bold ...
Legit.ng on MSN6d
Relief for consumers as tanker drivers resume fuel supply after clash with govt
Tanker drivers have started loading fuel again after resolving their dispute with the Lagos State government, which led to ...
The News Chronicle7d
Fears of Job Losses and Fuel Shortages as 60,000 Litre Tanker Ban Takes Effect today
The ban on 60,000-litre fuel tankers in Nigeria takes effect today, raising concerns about job losses and possible fuel shortages. The Nigerian Midstream and Downstream Petroleum Regulatory ...