Baru said there were also vehicles that had refurbished tanks and could take more than 300 litres, thereby depriving other motorists the opportunity to fuel on time. Some motorists in Abuja on Wednesday got more free petrol as the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) and the Department of Petroleum Resources (DPR) sealed more stations.The team had sealed the Khalif Civic Centre and Investment Limited at Kubwa, a suburb of Abuja on Tuesday.”This is an effort of government to continue to identify all those who are a hindrance to the supply of petroleum products.”Incidentally, this filling station is owned by the same perpetrator of yesterday and to our dismay, not only is he selling to people at N250 per litre, but he’s also under-dispensing at half the volume as testified by one of the motorists.”DPR confirmed yesterday that he did not have licence and they have handed over the station to civil defence for appropriate action.
