IPMAN Disassociates from Strike Over Dangote Deal, Internal Rifts Emerge
The Independent Petroleum Marketers Association of Nigeria (IPMAN) distanced itself from a strike called by the Western Zone association due to opposition to Dangote acquiring truck transport services. IPMAN's National Executive Council urged members to disregard the strike, emphasizing Dangote's support for the Petroleum Industry Act.
The Western Zone's decision to strike was criticized by IPMAN's national leadership, highlighting a lack of consultation. IPMAN praised Dangote for easing financial burdens on marketers and aligning with industry regulations.
The conflicting stances within IPMAN reveal internal divisions over Dangote's involvement in the petroleum sector.
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