Fuel Distribution In Nigeria: Problems And Solutions (a Case Study Of Nnpc Enugu Depot)

The research seek to study fuel distribution in Nigeria: Problems and solutions. A case study of NNTE Enugu Depot. The major objective of the study is to determine solutions to fuel distribution problems. The study is generally descriptive. The major findings of the study are as follows: 

i)Inadequate maintenance of pipelines  equipment and pumps lends to fuel shortages. 

ii)Delivery of right quantity and quality of petroleum products to filling stations promoted effective supply of fuel. The conclusion drawn from this study is that, maintenance of pi0pelines equipment and pumps enhances fuel distribution. 

Equally, delivery of right quantity and quality of petroleum products to filling stations promotes effective supply of fuel. Based on the findings, it was recommended that government should make sure that the pipelines equipment and pumps are maintained and serviced  regularly to avoid fuel shortages.

Finally, the independent oil marketers should always deliver the right quantity and quality of petroleum product to their filling stations to promotes affective supply of fuel. 

Title page 

Certification 

Dedication 

Acknowledgement 

Abstract 

Table of contents 

CHAPTER ONE 

1.1  Background of the study 

1.2  Statement of problem 

1.3  Objective of the study 

1.4  Research hypothesis 

1.5  Significance of the study 

1.6  Scope and limitations of the study 

     Reference 

CHAPTER TWO 

Review of related literature 

2.1  History of Nigerian National  petroleum corporation (NNPC)

2.2  Birth of NNPC 

2.3  Petroleum exploration and development in Nigeria 

2.4  The development of Nigeria’s oil industry 

2.5  Structural development of the NNPC 

2.6  NNPC oil sector, politics and technology

2.7  History and nature of pipeline and product marketing company PPMC 

2.8  Oputa Panel of Enquiry (1975) 

2.9  Objective of pipeline interlink project 

2.10 Impact of the interlink on the products 

2.11 Distribution and marketing industry in Nigeria 

2.12 Government policy on 1994

     Reference

 

CHAPTER THREE 

3.1 Research methodology 

3.2 Source of data 

3.3 Population and sample size 

3.4 Instrument used for data collection 

3.5 Validity and reliability of data 

3.6 Data analysis technique

    Reference  

CHAPTER FOUR

Presentation and analysis of data 

4.1 Introduction

4.2 Presentation of data 

4.3 Hypothesis testing 

CHAPTER FIVE

Summary of findings, conclusion and recommendation   

5.1 Summary of findings 

5.2 Conclusion 

5.3 Recommendation 

5.4 Bibliography 

5.5 Articles 

5.6 Appendix