Consequences of a defeated Labour

The oil and gas sector had gone through a bit of turmoil for close to three weeks. Queues for Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG), surfaced around end of September/early October, when marketers had little or no gas to sell.

Alabi Williams

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Consequences of a defeated Labour

Gas marketers ask govt to ensure price stability

Marketers deplore illegal gas sales outlets in Kano

Marketers call for improved safety in handling, distribution of LPG

Why FG alone can’t crash cooking gas price – Marketers

Marketers seek regulation on industrial gas retailing

Why hike in cooking gas price may persist – Marketers

Stakeholders ask FG to check indiscriminate deployment of cooking gas at fuel stations

Over 25 cooking gas off-takers to access 10,000mt plant offer

Akwa Ibom: NALPGAM donates gas cylinders to rural women

NALPGAM hails removal of VAT on LPG, seeks reduction in duty

LPG marketers express worry over skid deployment in filling stations

NLNG, marketers assure Nigerians of availability of gas

NALPGAM condemns installation of LPG skids at filling stations

Association seeks opening of closed gas plan

BP, others shun Nigeria’s crude oil over prices

Marketers blame high price of cooking gas on VAT, cabals

Gas marketers allege sabotage on Magodo explosion, seek investigation

Marketers task DPR on indiscriminate citing of gas plants

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