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Marketers lament as inflation, forex shoot up operating costs - Vimarsana News

Marketers lament as inflation, forex shoot up operating costs

Accelerating inflation and the foreign exchange shortage in the country have been having adverse impacts on the businesses of oil marketers, OPEOLUWANI AKINTAYO writes

Fuel scarcity as stations close in Lagos, Kano, others - Vimarsana News

Fuel scarcity as stations close in Lagos, Kano, others

Long queues have started surfacing in parts of the country, checks by Daily Trust have shown. From Lagos, Kano and Abuja, findings by Daily Trust indicated that most filling stations are not dispensing while the few dispensing are experiencing long queues. In Kano State, commuters have started groaning as commercial transport fares have increased due…

N1,000/litre diesel price unchanged despite VAT removal – Marketers - Vimarsana News

N1,000/litre diesel price unchanged despite VAT removal – Marketers

Oil marketers, on Monday, said the cost of Automotive Gas Oil, popularly called diesel, was still over N1,000/litre despite the announcement of the Federal Government that it had removed Value Added Tax on the commodity.

Anxiety as forex scarcity halts petrol importation - Vimarsana News

Anxiety as forex scarcity halts petrol importation

Oil marketers are increasingly worried they can’t import petrol due to the dollar shortage in the country. Despite the deregulation of the downstream sector, concerns have been raised about the potential comeback of the country’s persistent fuel scarcity, OPEOLUWANI AKINTAYO writes

Fuel scarcity imminent as dollar shortage halts importation - Vimarsana News

Fuel scarcity imminent as dollar shortage halts importation

Oil marketers are increasingly worried they can’t import petrol due to the dollar shortage in the country. Despite the deregulation of the downstream sector, concerns have been raised about the potential comeback of the country’s persistent fuel scarcity, according to THE PUNCH. Expectations were high when oil marketers canvassed for the removal of fuel subsidies,