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NNPC to Roll Out 70 Smart Self‑Service Fueling Stations Across Nigeria

WHY IT MATTERS

By adding 70 self‑service stations, NNPC expands fuel accessibility, supports EV adoption, and safeguards jobs, positioning Nigeria for a more efficient and inclusive energy future.

What happened

The Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation announced plans to deploy 70 smart, self‑service stations nationwide. Each hub will dispense petrol, provide electric‑vehicle charging, and offer additional services such as convenience retail. The rollout aims to modernise fuel distribution and improve customer convenience while maintaining existing employment levels. NNPC officials emphasised that the new model will not eliminate jobs, citing automation that frees staff for higher‑value tasks. The company will begin installation in key urban and rural locations, with a phased schedule that prioritises high‑traffic areas. The initiative is part of a broader strategy to upgrade infrastructure and support the transition to electric mobility in Nigeria. The deployment will create a network of accessible, technology‑enabled fueling points that support both traditional fuel users and the growing EV market, while preserving the workforce that has historically operated fuel stations.

PRIMARY SOURCES

NNPC to deploy 70 self-service stations, says model won’t kill jobs

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