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NNPC Introduces Smart Self-Service Stations to Enhance Fuel Transparency

Bayo Ojulari, the Group CEO of NNPC Limited, has unveiled a new initiative aimed at ensuring transparent pricing and secure digital payments at fuel stations across Nigeria. The Smart Self-Service Station promises accurate fuel dispensing, aiming to restore public trust in the nation's fuel distribution system.

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Sat, 19 Sept 2026• 2 min read
NNPC Introduces Smart Self-Service Stations to Enhance Fuel Transparency
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The Group Chief Executive Officer of NNPC Limited, Bayo Ojulari, has announced the launch of the company's Smart Self-Service Station, a revolutionary step towards improving transparency in Nigeria's fuel pricing and dispensing. This initiative is designed to provide Nigerians with a more reliable and efficient way to purchase fuel, ensuring that every litre dispensed is accurately measured and every payment is securely processed.

Ojulari emphasized that the introduction of these stations is part of a broader commitment to enhance accountability within the petroleum sector. He stated, "Every litre, every payment will be transparent," highlighting the importance of trust in the fuel distribution process. The Smart Self-Service Stations are equipped with advanced technology to facilitate seamless transactions, thereby reducing the opportunities for discrepancies that have plagued the industry in the past.

In addition to improving transparency, the new stations aim to streamline the fuel purchasing experience for consumers. The digital payment systems integrated into the stations will allow customers to pay via various electronic means, making the process not only more secure but also more convenient. This move aligns with global trends towards digitization in the retail sector, which is increasingly being adopted in Nigeria.

As the nation grapples with challenges related to fuel pricing and distribution, the NNPC's initiative represents a significant step forward. By leveraging technology, the company hopes to foster greater public confidence in its operations and ultimately contribute to a more stable fuel market in Nigeria.

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