This is as fuel scarcity persists not just in Rivers State, but also in every part of the country, with petrol selling at three hundred naira per liter, in some filling stations in Rivers State.
The Rivers State Chairman of the Petroleum Product Retail Outlet Owners Association of Nigeria, Francis Dimkpa, maintained that such situation poses a great threat to the country and to the petroleum down steam sector.
Dimkpa also said the Federal Government has remained insincere on the true state of petrol supply in the country, adding that fuel subsidy, which he described as a scam should be removed.
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