By; JABIRU A HASSAN, Kano
The station manager Matrix Filling Station, Dawanau, Yahaya Umar Sa’i said that their station is always friendly with motorists and other vehicle owners especially when the fuel is in scarcity assuring that the filling station is determined to boost general transportation despite many challenges.
He disclosed this in a chat with our correspondent on the current fuel scarcity hitting the country, adding that although the fuel crisis is all over the nation, Matrix stations are trying their best to see that they sell petroleum at the regulated government price in order to support the federal government’s effort in boosting national economy through transportation.
The station manager Matrix Filling Station, Dawanau, Yahaya Umar Sa’i said that their station is always friendly with motorists and other vehicle owners especially when the fuel is in scarcity assuring that the filling station is determined to boost general transportation despite many challenges.
He disclosed this in a chat with our correspondent on the current fuel scarcity hitting the country, adding that although the fuel crisis is all over the nation, Matrix stations are trying their best to see that they sell petroleum at the regulated government price in order to support the federal government’s effort in boosting national economy through transportation.
Malam Yahaya Sa’i also called on their customers to always adopt the policies of the filling station to be served better, where he commended the NNPC, the DPR and all other stakeholders that are involved in the supply and distribution of petroleum resources in Nigeria for their untiring efforts to ease the fuel scarcity across the country.
New Nigerian gathered that pump price at Matrix is still 145 Naira per litre, while the price is gradually dropping at other filling stations.
It was also observed that the stations congestions and long queues are also being reduced though there are some independent marketers that divert the commodity to black marketers at nights.
