The worsening transport crisis in Abuja has turned the routine act of commuting into a daily struggle for survival.

The Federal Government is set to establish 500 Compressed Natural Gas refuelling stations across the country within three years.

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The Dangote Refinery on Monday officially rolled out its compressed natural gas (CNG)-powered trucks for direct fuel distribution, with over 1,000 vehicles deployed to the gantry for loading.

The President of Painted Abuja Taxis, Shehu Shugaba, has raised concerns over the ongoing Compressed Natural Gas vehicle conversion programme, alleging that free conversions intended for commercial transporters are being hijacked by private vehicle owners with the active collusion of some conversion centres.

‎The Federal Government has dismissed claims that a new 5 percent surcharge on fuel has been introduced, clarifying that the provision has existed since 2007 under the Federal Roads Maintenance Agency (FERMA) Act.