In a statement, the CS said that fuel supplies remain stable and that the government has taken steps to protect consumers from potential losses. The CS also defended the government-to-government (G-to-G) fuel procurement, describing it as stable and resilient despite the controversy. Striking a tough tone, Wandayi warned against what he described as entrenched interests seeking to exploit the fuel situation. He said that as part of the government’s response, the ministry has launched a comprehensive internal review of petroleum product management systems and processes. The ministry is also working with other state agencies to maintain oversight and operational stability in the sector, Wandayi added.
