The Nigerian National Petroleum Company (NNPC) Limited has reiterated its stance against panic buying of Premium Motor Spirit (PMS), assuring the public of a 30-day sufficiency in PMS supply.
In response to the continuous improvement in the nationwide supply and distribution of petrol, NNPC emphasized the need for motorists to refrain from engaging in panic buying. This call comes as a reassurance of the stability in the availability of PMS across the country.
NNPC has been actively monitoring filling stations nationwide to ensure consistent and adequate supply of petrol. The company's efforts have resulted in a sustained improvement in the distribution network, providing consumers with reliable access to PMS.
With the 30-day PMS sufficiency intact, NNPC remains committed to meeting the fuel needs of the populace. The company urges motorists to avoid hoarding petrol and to only purchase the product as needed, in order to prevent artificial scarcity and maintain a smooth distribution process.
As NNPC continues to work towards enhancing the efficiency of the PMS supply chain, the company encourages the public to cooperate by desisting from panic buying and supporting the orderly distribution of petrol across the nation.
