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The ongoing conflict between Russia and Ukraine may extend the nearly three-week scarcity of Premium Motor Spirit, also known as petrol, in Nigeria, as the majority of refined products entering the country from the warring zone and its bordering areas are expected to be delayed.On Sunday, it was also reported that traders supplying Nigeria with refined petroleum products may take a break due to a shortage of crude oil cargoes from the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited.Through its Direct Sale Direct Purchase scheme, the NNPC imports refined fuel into Nigeria through contractors or traders.The oil corporation sends crude oil to its trading partners, who then supply the NNPC with refined goods equal to the level of crude received by the national oil company, according to the arrangement.However, reliable sources within the oil company and among traders said on Sunday that due to low oil output, Nigeria DSDP commitment was around 17 cargoes short. ADVERTISEMENT They claimed that unless something radical was done, such as complete deregulation of the downstream oil sector, the gasoline scarcity issue in the United States would worsen.They also stated that the Russia-Ukraine con
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Friday 17 February 2023 8:34 am|Updated:Friday 17 February 2023 12:09 pmChurchillrsquo grandson and Serco chief named new chair of Smith NephewBy: Jack M
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