The National Petroleum Sierra Leone (NPSL) Limited has commissioned a new fueling station at Blackhall Road in the east end of Freetown.
The new fuel station joins about 40 others owned by the indigenous company.
Speaking during the official opening of the fuel station on Wednesday September 25, 2019, Vandy Bockarie, the Sales Manager of NPSL revealed that the project for the rehabilitation of the fuel station started 9 months ago. According to him, NPSL believes in rebranding.
He added that with the opening of the fuel station, customers will be able to access products like Diesel, Petrol, Cooking Gas, Lubricants/Oil, among others.
In his remarks, the general Manager of NPSL, Mr Kobi Walker recognized the dealer Mr Hassan Shaw for being loyal to NPSL. He said that Mr Shaw has been doing business with NP for the past 30 years.
The General Manager said that NPSL has 40 fuel stations across the country. He disclosed that NPSL has opened its branch in The Gambia on Tuesday, adding that NPSL has expanded to the Republic de Guinea, Ivory Coast, and Liberia.
He said the company is owned by 35 Sierra Leoneans who sacrificed their end of service benefits to the buy the company. He said that if it would have not been for those Sierra Leoneans, they would not have been gainfully employed. He commended them for their sacrifice in building a reputable company like NPSL.
The Member of Parliament for Constituency 121, Hon. Muniru Lansana said that the fuel station has beautified his community. He commended NPSL for the project.
A representative from the drivers’ union, Ismael H. Bangura urged drivers to buy fuel and lubricants at NP fuel station to save the engine of their vehicles. He said that NPSL is the leading company in the country that sells clean fuel.
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