The
Senate on Thursday urged the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation to, within
seven days, end lingering scarcity of petrol and clear queues in filling
stations across the country.
This
followed a unanimous adoption of the report of the Committee on Petroleum
Resources (Downstream) on the fuel crisis in the country at plenary.
In
the report presented by its Chairman, Sen. Kabiru Marafa, the committee
recommended that NNPC should be given seven days ultimatum to end long queues
in fuel stations in the country.
The
committee stressed the need for security agencies to ensure effective border
patrol to check diversion of petroleum products to neighbouring countries.
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