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'N1.18 Billion Mtel Debt Caused Fuel Scarcity in Abuja'.
Byline: Oscarline Onwuemenyi
Fresh facts have emerged yesterday over the reason behind the strike action by Petroleum Tanker Drivers and the National Union of Petroleum and Natural Gas Workers, which led to acute scarcity of petroleum products in some cities of the country, especially Abuja.
The two-day strike by the oil workers, it was learnt, stemmed from an order from NUPENG following a recent court judgment which favoured one B.B. King Oil West Africa over a debt of over N1.18 billion owed the company by the defunct telecommunications company, MTEL for petroleum products supplied from 2005 to 2008 by petroleum products dealers and principal suppliers of diesel to …
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