PRA Boss Pats Oil Marketing Companies on the Back

Dr. Brima Baluwa Koroma, Executive Chairman of the Petroleum Regulatory Agency (PRA)

By Foday Moriba Conteh

Dr. Brima Baluwa Koroma, Executive Chairman of the Petroleum Regulatory Agency (PRA), intimated that there is no need to be worried over any form of fuel shortage. He made that statement against the backdrop of a recent shortage of fuel which prompted the queuing for fuel at Filling Stations across the country.

He maintained and assured of the huge availability of fuel in store to last over a period of time. The PRA Boss stated that his institution is putting all necessary measures in place to enhance the importation of petroleum products to meet the demand of customers.

He made mention of the moves that the agency has been taking to ensure that petroleum products are available at all time for customers’ satisfaction.

He reiterated his institution’s resolve and commitment to continue robust monitoring and inspections on all petroleum infrastructure and products to ensure timely delivery.

Dr. Brima Koroma stated that the Government has taken immediate action to reduce pump price of all petroleum products from Le9,000 to Le8,500 as prices decreased in the international market of the products.

He cautioned against price speculations on the social media purporting the price for fuel in the international market and what was expected to be the pump prices for petroleum products in the country.

The PRA Boss ended up by allaying the fear of the public that pump prices will not increase following the queue.

He profusely commended Oil Marketing Companies especially LEONCO, NP SL for their compliance with Government regulations thereby meeting the needs of the people.

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