Scarcity of edible oil looms as tanker drivers threaten shutdown

A fresh disruption may hit Nigeria’s edible-oil supply chain as the National Union of Edible Oil Tanker Drivers of Nigeria (NUEOTDN) has threatened a total shutdown from September 22 over alleged jurisdictional encroachment by the Petroleum Tanker Drivers’ (PTD) arm

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