“There is availability of stocks in the country’s strategic fuel reserves and we are importing more despite challenges that have undermined our importation capacity like forex shortages among other reasons.
By close of business today, the situation will greatly improve.
There is therefore no need to panic”
Joint MERA and NOCMA Press Briefing.
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