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Bharti Airtel s local unit told its customers on Sunday to expect some strain on its services due to fuel difficulties,http://www.nievaline.com/party.asp?st-louis-blues/men-jaroslav-halak-replica-blue-nhl-jersey.html, while Uber Technologies said its Lagos services are facing longer wait times due to non-availability of gasoline. Marketers are not loading products, Isaac Aberare, secretary-general of the National Union of Petroleum and Natural Gas Workers of Nigeria, or Nupeng, whose members drive product tankers,https://www.gourmaleo.com/wp-rdf.php?cheap-chicago-blackhawks-13-cm-punk-red-nhl-hockey-jersey-for-sale-p-102748.html, said by phone from the commercial capital, Lagos.
Nigeria depends on fuel imports to meet more than 70 per cent of its domestic needs and pays importers to guarantee cheaper local prices. Major marketing companies allege they are still owed 200 billion nairas,http://www.nievaline.com/loader.asp?Cheap_Dallas_Mavericks_NBACatalog13_adidas_Youth_Swingman_Jersey, roughly US$1bn, in outstanding payments by the outgoing government of president Goodluck Jonathan. They are asking for a balance of 200bn nairas, 159bn of which is foreign exchange differentials,http://www.nievaline.com/loader.asp?Cheap_Tampa_Bay_Rays_Mens_Jerseys, Paul Nwabuikwu,http://www.lluviacaballo.com/repertorio.asp?nike-nfl-tampa-bay-buccaneers-c-1291_1323.html, spokesman for finance minister Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala said. The minister wants the claims verified but the marketers are kicking against this and saying they must be paid or they won t supply.
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