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In response to concerns regarding a potential rise in the pump price of Premium Motor Spirit (PMS), the management of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation Limited (NNPCL) issued a statement on the social media platform X (formerly known as Twitter) to provide explanation on the matter.
The corporation has moreover encouraged Nigerian citizens to persist in purchasing fuel at the most economically advantageous price.
NNPC Retail expresses its gratitude to its cherished clients for their patronage and wishes to clarify that it has no intention to raise the cost of PMS at its pump stations, contrary to widespread speculation.
We kindly request that you consider purchasing products of superior quality at the most competitive pricing from our NNPC Retail Stations located around the country.
During the ADIPEC Exhibition and Conference, NNPCL emphasized its preparedness to strategize for a sustainable energy future. It made a public declaration on the global platform, affirming its readiness to engage in economic activities.
During a fireside chat, Oritsemeyiwa Eyesan, the Executive Vice President of the company's Upstream division, revealed this information while engaging in conversation with Eithne Treanor, an energy specialist and conference moderator.
Nigeria is prepared to engage in commercial activities. NNPC Ltd. is prepared to engage in commercial activities. Eyesan expressed the intention to seek partners who will actively participate in the ongoing energy revolution.
Certainly, we are prepared for conducting business. The speaker asserted that there are three fundamental factors that underpin our ability to thrive: profitability, energy transition, and sustainability drive.