Nigerian CNG Initiative Hindered by Scarcity of Conversion Centers
The Nigerian CNG initiative, led by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, is struggling with a lack of conversion centers nationwide, impacting the adoption of compressed natural gas as a cleaner alternative to petrol. The initiative, aimed at reducing petrol dependency and fuel subsidies, faces challenges in states like Edo, Lagos, Bayelsa, and Katsina where refuel stations and conversion centers are scarce or non-functional, limiting access to CNG for motorists.
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