NNPC Retail Denies ‘Lubricants for Petrol’ Claims, Launches Investigation The Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) Retail has vehemently refuted allegations that its fuel stations are selling lubricants as petrol. In a statement released on Sunday, the company stated that it is aware of the viral claims and has launched a thorough investigation into the matter. According to NNPC Retail, the claims are baseless and malicious, adding that the company has implemented stringent quality control measures to ensure that only genuine petroleum products are dispensed at its stations. The company explained that the product dispensed from its pumps is a blend of premium motor spirit (PMS), also known as petrol, and automotive gas oil (AGO), also known as diesel. NNPC Retail reiterates that it does not add any lubricants or other additives to its petrol. “We categorically deny these false allegations and assure the public that we operate with the highest standards of integrity and transparency,” the statement read. “We are committed to providing our customers with quality products and services.” The statement further stated that the company is working closely with regulatory agencies to investigate the source of the claims and take appropriate action against any individuals or entities involved in spreading misinformation. NNPC Retail urged the public to disregard the unfounded claims and assured them that all its fuel stations are dispensing genuine petroleum products that meet the approved specifications. “We encourage our customers to report any suspected cases of adulteration or malpractices to the relevant authorities,” the statement concluded.NNPC Retail Denies Forced Lubricant Purchases at Petrol StationsNNPC Retail Denies Forced Lubricant Purchases at Petrol Stations In response to a viral video alleging that petrol station attendants are coercing customers into purchasing lubricants or motor oil before allowing them to buy petrol, Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation Retail Limited (NNPC Retail) has vehemently denied the claims. In a statement released on Sunday, NNPC Retail’s Corporate Communications Director, Olufemi Soneye, clarified the situation, stating that the alleged practice is not in line with the company’s Customer Service Charter. NNPC Retail emphasized that customers are not required to make any additional purchases before being able to buy petrol, also known as Premium Motor Spirit (PMS). The company has initiated an investigation into the incident depicted in the video and assured the public that appropriate disciplinary action will be taken against those involved. NNPC Retail Managing Director, Mr. Huub Stokman, reiterated the company’s commitment to providing fair and transparent services to all customers, without resorting to unnecessary or unethical conditions. The public is urged to disregard misinformation and report any such incidents to the appropriate authorities.The Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) Retail Limited has denied claims that it supplies lubricants for petrol. This follows a recent media report alleging that the company was involved in the practice. In a statement, NNPC Retail described the allegations as false and malicious, stating that it is not in the business of supplying lubricants for fuel. The company emphasized that its core business is the distribution and sale of petroleum products, including petrol, diesel, and kerosene. To ensure the veracity of its claims, NNPC Retail has launched a thorough investigation into the matter. The company is determined to identify and hold accountable any individuals or entities involved in spreading false information. The company called on the public to disregard the unfounded allegations and assured customers that it remains committed to providing high-quality petroleum products and services in a responsible and ethical manner.