Mr. Saidu expressed in an announcement on Tuesday in Abuja that the retail cost of oil stayed at the subsisting value top of N145 per liter.
He encouraged Nigerians to overlook the developing theory on the implied fast approaching increment in the siphon cost.
The official secretary exhorted advertisers to guarantee that there was no value twisting in their separate retail outlets.
He added that PPPRA would keep on completing its oversight capacity of observing activity in stops and in all filling stations the nation over.
This, he stated, was to guarantee adherence to the directed cost and to halt from developing in any way different types of sharp practices at retail outlets.
The official secretary further cautioned that sufficient approvals anticipated any blundering filling station.
He complimented the oil-based good advertisers in the nation for grasping exchange with the government to determine the issues emerging from an installment of the extraordinary fuel appropriation claims.
Mr. Saidu said setting out on strike was not generally the best choice to address any modern debate, independent of the conditions, including that the multiplier impacts were in every case excessively to shoulder.
The official secretary spoke to the administration of the oil advertisers' relationship to coordinate with government to locate a useful answer for the issues radiating from the installment of endowment overdue debts.
He noticed that PPPRA would keep on supporting, coordinate and work together with advertisers to guarantee helpful mechanical atmosphere where the best of the oil and gas division could be displayed.
Mr. Saidu additionally guaranteed Nigerians of PPPRA's aggregate responsibility to benefit conveyance and continuous oil based good supply and dissemination, particularly amid this merry period and past.
He spoke to drivers and different PMS shoppers to halt from frenzy purchasing, as PPPRA was buckling down with different offices of government to guarantee satisfactory supply and appropriation of oil-based commodities across the nation.
(NAN)
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