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Niger fuel crisis: Customs, marketers differ as 400 border filling stations shut

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Over 400 filling stations of independent oil marketers located at border communities have remained shut since 2019 based on the Federal Government’s directive to halt the smuggling of petrol out of Nigeria to neighbouring nations. While the Nigeria Customs Service declared on Monday that the stations would still be shut, oil marketers decried the closure

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Niger fuel crisis: Customs, marketers differ as 400 border filling stations shut

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Stakeholders Urge Customs To Support Border Communities - NEWS AGENCY OF NIGERIA

Stakeholders urge Customs to support border communities 56 total views todayBy Martha Agas Some stakeholders have called on the Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) to ensure that its Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Unit implements projects that positively impact its operational areas, particularly border communities. The stakeholders made the call in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) on Tuesday in Abuja. […] The post Stakeholder…

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Niger Fuel Crisis: Customs and Marketers at Odds as 400 Border Filling Stations Remain Closed

A protracted fuel crisis has gripped the Republic of Niger, exacerbated by the closure of over 400 filling stations in Nigerian border communities. These closures, enforced by the Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) since 2019, aim to curb petrol smuggling into neighboring countries but have led to significant disagreements between customs authorities and oil marketers. In 2019, the Nigerian government directed the shutdown of filling stations within …

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Marketers lament as over 400 filling stations shut down after FG’s order

Since 2019, approximately 400 independent oil marketers' filling stations in border villages have remained shuttered due to the Federal Government's directive.

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