The group also called for the involvement of civil society organisations, students, market women and labour in the probe.
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The committee, chaired by the Senate Leader, Opeyemi Bamidele, promised to expose those behind the importation of contaminated fuel, regardless of their positions or offices.Members of the group who protested at the entrance of the National Assembly in Abuja for several hours demanded a thorough investigation into the alleged importation.Support journalism driven by facts, created by Nigerians for Nigerians. Our thorough, researched reporting relies on the support of readers like you.
“We have civil society, we have labour, we have market women, we have, what is it called? They can bring in their representative. Let it be a people’s probe. “They say mechanical components have been completed since last year, and they told us, you know, it takes time. So, don’t tell us that the refinery will start by December. You can also keep quiet until it starts. Let’s see. Let us be sincere for once in this country. It is our own. We are not asking for too much,” he said.
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