..queue returns VAM News Update THE petrol scarcity in Abuja took a new turn on Tuesday, October 10, with retailers selling the product for as high as N1,000 per litre. This is even...
VAM News Update Premium Motor Spirit (PMS) marketers have raised alarm over the lightness of the product in some retail outlets, saying it is inferior to the quality the Nigerian Midstream and Upstream Regulatory...
VAM News THE Federal Government is potentially staring at a N1.68tn fuel subsidy bill for the last quarter of 2023, as oil marketers indicate that the pump price of petrol should range between N890...
Voice Air Media News Update Amidst the hardship experienced by the removal of fuel subsidy, oil marketers have said Petroleum Motor Spirit, also known as petrol, can sell for below N200 per litre if...
There was massive anger in Anambra State on Tuesday as commuters and motorists were hit by the sudden hike in the pump price of Premium Motor Spirit otherwise known as petrol from N530 to...
VOICE AIR MEDIA News Update Dealers of petroleum products have projected that the pump price of petrol could rise above N700 per litre in Northern Nigeria starting from July. The National Controller Operations, Independent...
VOICE AIR MEDIA News Update Below is the press statement unedited; NAIS CARETAKER CHAIRMAN SEEKS FOR UNION REFORM, CALLS EXECUTIVE CHAIRMAN, STAKEHOLDERS AND RELEVANT AUTHORITIES TO ADDRESS CURRENT CHALLENGES IN IDANRE. …Power Outage By...
Voice Air Media News Update Sixteen days to the conduct of the general elections, the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has affirmed that the two major encumbrances faced by the commission have been resolved....
•As tank farm owners, operators commit to N172 per litre DEPOTS owners, under the umbrella of Depots and Petroleum Products Marketers Association of Nigeria, DAPPMAN, weekend, continued to sell petrol at over N200 per...
As Nigerians continue struggling to get the Premium of Motor Spirit better known as petrol, oil marketers have maintained that the price of the commodity may hit N800 per litre when subsidy is removed...