NNPC Advises Motorists Against ‘Panic Buy’ As Fire Razes Suleja Depot
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The Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, NNPC, has advised motorists in the country against panic buy, as it assured of “adequate sufficiency in products”.
This is coming after a truck in the Suleja Depot was razed down by fire while evacuating products meant to be emptied into a slop tank.
The company explained that the inferno, which was swiftly attended to by the Niger State Fire Service Officials, will not affect products supply across the country.
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1.@NNPCgroup is assuring motorists that today’s fire incident which affected a truck @ Suleja Depot won’t affect adequate products supply
— NNPC Group (@NNPCgroup) January 29, 2017
2.A team of @NNPCgroup & Niger St. Fire Officials have since put off d fire, affirming that no depot equipt was damaged during d inferno
— NNPC Group (@NNPCgroup) January 29, 2017
3. The truck was burnt at the sump pit of the Suleja Depot while evacuating mixed products meant to be decanted to the slop tank.
— NNPC Group (@NNPCgroup) January 29, 2017
4. The fire incident didn’t affect d loading section of d depot, thus normal loading, bridging and dispatch of products have continued.
— NNPC Group (@NNPCgroup) January 29, 2017
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5. GMD @NNPCgroup, Dr. Maikanti Kacalla Baru has been fully briefed on the incident.
— NNPC Group (@NNPCgroup) January 29, 2017
6. According to the MD, Nigeria Pipeline and Storage Company (NPSC), Barrister Luke Anele, “facilities in the depot are in good shape,”
— NNPC Group (@NNPCgroup) January 29, 2017
7. @NNPCgroup assures the public of adequate sufficiency in products, urging motorists and other consumers not to engage in panic buying.
— NNPC Group (@NNPCgroup) January 29, 2017
8. NPSC is an @NNPCgroup subsidiary which manages pipelines, depots and pump stations among others across the federation.
— NNPC Group (@NNPCgroup) January 29, 2017
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