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The NP Petroleum station located at Brookfields, Kinghaman Road in Freetown, faced consequences as its operations were halted and its license suspended due to deliberate non-compliance with Sierra Leone’s petroleum laws by refusing to sell fuel to the public.
The Petroleum Regulatory Agency (PRA) Chairman oversaw the inspection and found the station declining to provide fuel to customers. During the investigation into this refusal, it was discovered that the station had ample fuel in stock:
Petrol: 14,800 liters (10,000 in BRV, 4,800 liters underground)
Diesel: 2,200 liters
The station’s failure to dispense fuel despite possessing sufficient stock led to the immediate suspension of its license and the closure of its operations. This action aims to uphold regulations ensuring the availability of fuel to the public as mandated by the country’s petroleum laws. Further actions are anticipated pending the outcome of the investigation into this violation.
If na dis government for dae do we nor for dae suffer so
Salone man geh bad heart
Good this is how they have to act let them start check every where now and you will see how everything will come to normal
Thanks for the early intervention, the petroleum owners are undermining the government. Even Waterloo are good for such sabotage , NPPRA needs to move up and down for such defaulters
Trust
This is what the government should do for all individuals who refuse to sell fuel at the filling station
That’s a good move though
This is what we expected government to do from APC days this people are very wicked I support government 💯 and also they should check the filling stations at the province those people owing that feeling stations are modern wicked especially kambia district, Bamoi Luma, and kambia itself
Job well done sir
After fuel please papa government come over rice again by that salon most betteh
Good thing
Bravo mr president, you have to be vigilant. Salone must betteh
PRA should take over and sell fuel to the public.
Is now the government has started working according to our expectations
Having stock and refusing to sell to your own brothers and sisters you see how some business people are wicked in this country. This is what the government should be doing
Good job continue the good job and you will see sierra Leone winning.
People are too wicked.
I believe if the opposition party work with the president he will do his best to improve mama salone…but when?
Actually did well Mr president
PRA kudos to you you made my day. This is what we expected you to be doing consistently, week in week out special thanks to His Excellency, the president of this republic.
To be sincerely speaking, if the government put on this restrictions in all areas,I think some dealer will reason and do well to support the government to get the citizens happy.
These are some of the measures the PRA should embarked on. Most of the dealers are not working in the interest of the government and the populace. Their aim is to acquire wealth for themselves at the sufferings of the people. Please let it be a routine process to ease the burden on the poor people.
It’s a very great job done, because that has been the normal attitude of majority of the fuel dealers all over the country when ever festive season approaches. And I want to suggest that the search continues all across other filling stations.
how long we are fishing fuel crisis in Sierra Leone the government are not taking any action so this is just a camouflage.