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NNPCL ISSUES DIRECTIVE TO MARKETERS ON REFUND, NEW PRICE

 

The Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited has issued a fresh circular to oil marketers on how much they will pay to get petroleum products.

This is coming two weeks after the Federal Government announced the removal of fuel subsidy.

NNPCL Retail, in a circular released, directed marketers to consider merging their old orders which carry the old fuel price in order to buy a truck of 45 million litres of petrol.

How ever the marketers had before the deregulation ordered one truck of petrol for about N7.7m.

the new circular by the company advised marketers who had probably ordered three trucks at N7.5m (N171/litre old price), to merge their orders or ask for a refund.

“Following the full deregulation of PMS, NNPC Retail has made the following options available to help customers manage the impact of the additional cash flow requirement: Marketers now have the option of consolidating pre-paid self-owned tickets for fresh tickets in line with the revised price. Interested marketers can engage their respective NRL Depot Representative for guidance on how to initiate this option.

“Also, there is an option for cash refund. Marketers who are interested in initiating this option should send in official request addressed to the MD NNPC Retail. The request should include evidence of payment and order details (RRR number, Sales quotation number and Meter ticket number). Upon receipt of official request together with the above supporting documents, your refund request will be made processed,” the memo from NNPCL Retail read in part.

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