Fuel Supply: 'It Is A Deregulated Economy’, IPMAN Confirms Talks With Dangote Refinery

[@oloruntobaelijahjonah5176]

legal action against the nnpc by independent marketers will bring light to this matter.

[@ephramevezi48]

A delegurated economy that does not play by the rules. NNPC wanting to play monopoly in delegation is totally wrong.

[@gabbrielliberty8771]

From refinary to Depot and from depot to filling station, this is how federal government of Nigeria will coordinate fuel business.

[@mltmlt8667]

Why to depots.....from refinery straight to filling stations...that will make it cheap

[@ABCD1234-user-x3v]

For 10 years now, Nigeria has not had a substantive petroleum minister who can develop the industry and address the issues that befall it. yes it is. I mean lifeblood. Just shows the seriousness of this and the past administration.

[@mayg7415]

NNPCL should go back to being a limited liability and allow for competition. Not a government controlled tool for corruption

[@antnam4406]

The man knows what he's talking about, the journalists however do not.

[@fodioyahaya7506]

Hmmm, This guy is not clear, he is just beating around the bush. N60 per litter that what Nigerian should buy pms, diesel should be N100, LPG should be N50 too.

[@olawaleogunlade8241]

how much is bottled water, you want to buy fuel less than the price of water

[@antnam4406]

You should get it for free.

[@Chide-jz1ss]

why not allow this man to express himself, all this amateur presenters need to learn

[@briantahs1841]

This woman journalist doesn't know how to do her job, asking stupid questions again and again disruptive to the guest answers

[@onyedikachirachel4562]

The TV host guy does not know what he is saying, the is telling you the problem they are facing and you are shifting the show, the man is pushing for fare play in the industry which is the problem,

[@jeremee4sure]

Channels TV presenters ask the dumbest questions