The Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited, on Tuesday, announced that it had put in place a build, operate and transfer scheme for the rehabilitation of pipelines and depots across the country.
On fuel supply challenges, Kyari said NNPC was working with the various aspects of government to address this, as he urged NARTO to continue supporting the national oil company in keeping Nigeria wet with petroleum products.
He said the operating environment in the transportation business was very harsh throughout the year 2022, adding that perhaps this was the reason why the Gross Domestic Product growth year-on-year declined to 2.25 per cent from the 4.05 per cent recorded in 2021. He added, “The practical implication of the above means there were not enough revenues to be used as fresh capital to replace our aging and dilapidated trucks or even undertake critical maintenance works and payment of overheads.
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