Why NMDPRA closed two major filling stations despite fuel scarcity

The Nigerian Midstream and Downstream Petroleum Regulatory Authority (NMDPRA) has shut down two fuel stations in Warri for "under-dispensing" and "operating with expired licenses."

Idemudia Obeahon, who oversees retail infrastructure at the NMDPRA's Warri office, shared this information with journalists on Thursday following a surveillance operation.

Fuel Scarcity: NMDPRA Shuts Down Two Major Filling Stations, Lists Offences
Source: UGC

Obeahon, currently filling in for Delta NMDPRA coordinator Victor Ohwodiasa, led the team during the exercise.

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He said:

Obeahon noted that although marketers strive to increase profits, they are obligated to adhere to ethical standards by offering high-quality products and ensuring accurate dispensing.

He also urged consumers to stay vigilant when purchasing petroleum products and to report any suspicious activities to the NMDPRA for appropriate action.

Obeahon emphasized that while marketers seek to maximize profits, they are still required to uphold ethical standards by providing quality products and dispensing accurate quantities.

He encouraged consumers to stay alert when purchasing petroleum products and to report any irregularities to the NMDPRA for appropriate action.

Source: Legit.ng