PETROAN, a prominent association of petrol marketers in Nigeria, has formally requested that the Federal Government allocate a minimum of 30% of its discounted petrol supply to its members. The association argues that this allocation is essential for enhancing the efficiency and reach of fuel distribution across the country.
The request comes as part of ongoing efforts to manage the national fuel supply chain. By securing a significant portion of the discounted stock, PETROAN aims to ensure that its member companies can effectively distribute fuel to various regions, thereby supporting nationwide availability.
The association's proposal highlights the critical role that organized marketers play in the logistics of fuel delivery. Allocating a defined percentage of the government’s discounted supply to a specific group of operators is intended to streamline the process and reduce bottlenecks in the distribution network.
While the specific details of the proposed allocation mechanism were not elaborated in the initial announcement, the core demand remains focused on securing a substantial share of the discounted resources. This move underscores the ongoing dialogue between industry stakeholders and the government regarding fuel policy and distribution strategies.
<small>Source: Punch Nigeria — read the original story there.</small>
