To keep Nigerians safe from fuel tanker-related accidents, the federal government has banned all 60,000-litre fuel tankers ...

From March 1 tankers carrying 60,000 litres (nearly 16,000 US gallons) or more of fuel are prohibited from using any of the ...

The Federal Government of Nigeria has announced a ban on fuel tankers exceeding 60,000 litres from operating on Nigerian ...

Nigeria’s federal government has announced plans to ban petroleum tankers with capacities of 60,000 and 45,000 litres.

The federal government has banned fuel tankers with a 60,000 litres capacity from loading and transporting petroleum products from the various depots across the country, effective from March 1, 2025.

The Bola Tinubu government has announced a date to ban 60,000-litre fuel tankers from Nigerian roads. A top public official, ...

The federal government has banned 60,000-litre fuel tankers from Nigerian roads starting March 1, 2025, to curb frequent ...

The Nigerian Midstream and Downstream Petroleum Regulatory Authority (NMDPRA) has banned 60000-litre petrol tankers from ...

This decision comes against a backdrop of devastating tanker explosions that have claimed numerous lives and destroyed property. Just this January, a horrific incident in Suleja, Niger State, resulted ...

The NMDPRA Executive Director of Distribution Systems, Storage, and Retailing Infrastructure Ogbugo Ukoha said the ban will begin next month.

The Federal Government on Wednesday disclosed that Nigeria’s petrol consumption has dropped to 50 million litres per day with ...

The Federal Government has announced that Nigeria's daily petrol consumption has decreased to approximately 50 million liters ...