According to the Operations Controller, Abeokuta Field Office of the agency, Muinat Bello -Zagi, the station was sealed because there was sale of alcohol and cohabitation of bar.
She said that the fire extinguisher in the petrol station had expired and unserviceable, while the sand bucket was empty.
The exercise was in continuation of the monitoring and surveillance of the agency in ensuring quality, quantity and safety standard.
She said, “The NNPC affiliate station was sealed for safety lapses. Why did we seal it? They are not supposed to be selling alcohol in the station. The fire extinguishers have all expired. The sand buckets were without sand. Then we saw some cars being fueled without those cars switching off their ignitions.
“They have to address all those lapses before we can unseal the station. We want everybody who comes to the filling stations goes back home safely.”
Bello -Zagi also sealed a fuel pump at DE Champion filling station, Papalanto, for under-dispensing.
The regulatory agency also sealed a fuel pump at Forte Oil in Owode Ijako, area of the state.
She disclosed that about 35 filling stations had been visited during the two-day inspection across Ogun State.
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