Nigeria Faces Fuel Scarcity Threat as PETROAN Plans Strike Against Alleged Dangote Monopoly
Fuel scarcity threatens Nigeria as PETROAN plans a strike over alleged Dangote monopoly. PETROAN accuses Dangote of monopolistic practices in the petroleum sector, fearing job losses and market dominance.
The association warns of potential massive job losses and market control due to Dangote's forward integration strategy. PETROAN emphasizes peaceful protest within the law to safeguard fair competition and worker welfare.
They call on President Bola Tinubu, the Minister of State for Petroleum, NNPC Group CEO, and other authorities to intervene. The association aims to stabilize fuel prices and defend fair competition across the country, urging urgent preventive steps to avoid citizen hardship.
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