Conoil commissions ultra modern station

Conoil plc has re-built and re-opened its vintage station at Herbert Macaulay Road, Abuja, to optimally serve the petroleum product needs of the residents of the Federal Capital Territory.

The new station is fashioned after the company’s multipurpose mega station model it pioneered in the petroleum marketing industry, 14 years ago. Designed to meet the changing needs of today’s consumers, the company’s one-stop mega station model not only sells petroleum products, but also offers a variety of value-added consumer services that delight motorists.

The new Abuja ultra-modern station is equipped with hi-tech, pressurized nozzle pumps and gadgets with the capacity to dispense fuel to an average of 15 cars in just five minutes at 40-litre fuel per car. Motorists are assured of prompt, reliable and efficient service delivery 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

With 270,000 litre storage capacity for petroleum motor spirit (PMS), 90,000 litres for AGO (diesel) and 45,000 litre for DPK (kerosene), the station has 19 multi-product nozzles to dispense petrol, diesel and kerosene.

The product capacity of the station and its quick and efficient service delivery would be most expedient during rush hour and petrol scarcity.

The company, which has consistently set the pace in product marketing, stated in a press release that it had, through the reconstruction of the Abuja station, reiterated its determination to continue to set standards in the industry by ensuring superior service delivery and superior customer satisfaction.

It would be recalled that the management of Conoil Plc has continually proven its determination to set the pace in customer service delivery by changing the face of retail business with enhanced customers’ fuelling experience.

According to the company, the strategy is to provide top quality products and convenience services that would guarantee customer loyalty. It added that it would not relent in its bid to increase visibility of its quality products and services across the country and in the West African sub-region.