Second quarter product allocations, fuel supply stability
The Group Chief Executive Officer of Forte Oil Plc wishes to inform the Nigerian public that the Federal Government has provided sufficient Q2 allocations for the importation of petroleum products.
Tiwa for Forte Oil
These allocations have been evenly divided between the NNPC and the petroleum marketers.
The Federal Government, NNPC and the Major Marketers have put in place a structure to ensure the effective distribution of these allocations to the retail outlets and as a result, PMS has become readily available.
In order for the populace to reap the benefit of our joint efforts, we advise the public to refrain from panic buying and we assure the buying public that we shall continue to work hand in hand with the NNPC and the Federal Government to ensure uninterrupted fuel supplies.
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