Following a fire outbreak at NNPC Suleja depot in Niger state, residents of Federal Capital Territory have been worried as to the incident affecting steady supply of petroleum products in and around the Federal Capital Territory.
But the NNPC in astatement in Abuja by the Group General Manager, Group Public Affairs Division, NduUghamadu, have debunked such fears, saying that supply of petroleum products to Niger, Nassarawa states and other parts of the country would not be affected by the incident which happened on Sunday.
He also assured that the fire did not affect the loading section of the depot, hence, normal loading, bridging and dispatch of products have continued. He also urged motorists and other consumers not to engage in panic buying.
But the NNPC in astatement in Abuja by the Group General Manager, Group Public Affairs Division, NduUghamadu, have debunked such fears, saying that supply of petroleum products to Niger, Nassarawa states and other parts of the country would not be affected by the incident which happened on Sunday.
He also assured that the fire did not affect the loading section of the depot, hence, normal loading, bridging and dispatch of products have continued. He also urged motorists and other consumers not to engage in panic buying.
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