Agbakoba: Fuel scarcity shows PIA is inefficient The Federal Government, yesterday, in Abuja commenced the conversion of vehicles to run on Compressed Natural Gas (CNG), targeting to transit one million automobiles to run on gas in the next three years. Expecting to take off with 20,000 kits, which was purchased through palliative, the government said commercial transporters, National Union of Road Transport Workers and Nigerian Association of Road Transport Owners (NARTO) would be given the kits at no cost including installation, while e-hailing vehicles from Bolt, Lag-Ride and other would be given 50 per cent discount. About five companies; Portland The post FG begins CNG conversion, promises 50% reduction in transport cost
Fg Begins Cng Conversion, Promises 50% Reduction In Transport Cost
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