Protesters storm NNPCL Towers, seek end to alleged importation of adulterated fuel to Nigeria 

A crowd of protesters stormed the National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPCL) headquarters in Abuja on Monday, November 4, demanding an end to the importation of adulterated fuel into Nigeria.

The protesters, under the aegis of the Citizens and Economic Freedom Rights Activists in Nigeria (CEFRAN) and the Two Million Man March Against Oil Scam Cabal, maintained in a statement, that the current situation is not only an inconvenience to the nation but a “national disgrace.”

In a statement by CEFRAN conveners Bar. Napoleon Otache and Olayemi Isaacs, demanded “an immediate end to fuel queues in Nigeria,” stating that the importation of adulterated fuel has led to unprecedented disruptions in the lives of Nigerians.

Economic Sabotage 

Bar. Napoleon Otache said the fuel queue crisis and allegations of substandard petrol have forced hardworking Nigerians to spend precious hours waiting in line for a basic necessity— a resource produced within Nigeria.

“We gather today in the spirit…

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