Transporters threaten to stop moving petrol over debts
The warning was given after an emergency meeting of the association on Tuesday, July 19, 2016, in Abuja.
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The warning was given after an emergency meeting of the association on Tuesday, July 19, 2016, in Abuja, Daily Trust reports.
“If by seven days from today all the authorities concerned do not come back to us and do what they are expected to do we will withdraw our services meaning we will park our trucks in our garages and the trucks will not move anywhere,” NARTO President, Alhaji Kassim Bataiya said.
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According to NARTO, the sums involved are being owed by the government and major oil marketers.
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