Following the increase in the pump price of Premium Motor Spirit (PMS) otherwise known as fuel, the Federal Government has commenced the conversion of 150 commercial vehicles to Compressed Natural Gas (CNG), free of charge, in Kaduna State.
Following the increase in the pump price of Premium Motor Spirit otherwise known as fuel, the Federal Government has commenced the conversion of 150 commercial vehicles to Compressed Natural Gas , free of charge, in Kaduna State. The Coordinator of the initiative, Thomos Ayu said the the conversion kits will be distributed and installed at no cost to commercial vehicles in Zaria, Peugeot Kakuri, and Royal Energies in Kakau.
Team Lead for the CNG conversion initiative at the National Institute for Transport Technology Centre, Dauda Suleiman, while speaking during the pre-conversion tests for 50 vehicles belonging to commercial transport union members in Zaria, Kaduna State, said the beneficiaries including the National Union of Road Transport Workers of Nigeria, National Association of Transport Owners, Association of Taxis among others will be getting their kits free of charge.
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