The Independent Petroleum Marketers Association of Nigeria (IPMAN) has given government till Wednesday this week to address the sharp practices taking place in the petroleum products distribution system in the country or they would embark on strike.
President of the association, Alhaji Aminu Abdulkadir has said that if the authorities fail to address the problems associated with the distribution challenges particularly on kerosene and diesel, they have no option than to close down their retail outlets all over the country.
The Independent Petroleum Marketers Association of Nigeria (IPMAN) has given government till Wednesday this week to address the sharp practices taking place in the petroleum products distribution system in the country or they would embark on strike.
President of the association, Alhaji Aminu Abdulkadir has said that if the authorities fail to address the problems associated with the distribution challenges particularly on kerosene and diesel, they have no option than to close down their retail outlets all over the country.
Abdulkadir also said that his members from the 22 depots in the country have endorsed the planned strike and they have resolved to stop business if government refuses to listen to them.
IPMAN has over 12,000 filling stations with over N5.3 trillion investments in the downstream oil sector.
IPMAN's National Executive Council and Central Working Committee which comprises of all the six zonal chairmen, secretaries, ex-officio and elders of the associations were at a meeting last week Wednesday where they endorsed the strike.
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