The president of the federal republic of Nigeria, Muhammadu Buhari has reportedly put into motion plans to end the fuel scarcity plaguing the country.
According to The Guardian, an official who disclosed this on Sunday in Abuja said that the plan would prevent any form of fuel scarcity in the nation.
He explained that the plan would ensure that in a matter of days every state in the country would have returned to a very low queue situation at filling stations or a complete return to normalcy.
The source stated further that the plan was presented to the Federal Executive Council (FEC) last week before Buhari left the country for his medical trip.
He said: “The plan is designed to do everything necessary to end the scarcity quickly and hold those responsible for it in the first instance responsible so as to avoid a repeat.”
According to the source, the endorsed plan also maintains the high evacuation rate which is the total amount of stock supplied until such a time that the distribution situation is normalized.
