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Tanker Drivers Resume Operations
The Nigerian Association of Road Transport Owners has suspended its industrial action.
This followed a meeting with the Federal Government on Monday.
NARTO members suspended operations on Monday.
They have repeatedly raised concerns over the high cost of diesel required to power their trucks for the transportation of petroleum products across the country.
Oil marketers had last Thursday told our correspondent that diesel prices were between N1,250 to N1,400/litre depending on the area of purchase.
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