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    Asharami Synergy commences reliable fueling solutions in Omagwa

    November 25, 2024
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    *Asharami Synergy Station, Omagwa

    Oritsegbubemi Omatseyin

    Lagos — Asharami Synergy Limited, a leading Sahara Group downstream company, has said the public can now access exceptional fuelling solutions at its newly commissioned retail station in Omagwa, Rivers State, in line with its commitment to driving access to quality petroleum products.

    Situated strategically along the Airport Road in Omagwa, the station, which features a storage capacity of 45,000 litres each for Automotive Gas Oil ,AGO, also known as diesel and Premium Motor Spirit, PMS, also known as petrol is equipped with two pumps and four discharge nozzles for PMS and AGO. The facility also has ample space for sundry services in a bid to ensure consumers get more “miles and smiles” as well as the energy to “go further” with Asharami’s world-class products.

    According to Oladimeji Williams, Head, Government Relations and Business Development at Asharami Synergy, the Asharami Omagwa Retail Station is fully operational, offering a range of premium products and services.

    “It’s a one-stop shop that also gives our esteemed customers eat-in and take-out restaurant services, shopping, as well as the Asha lubricants and Asha Service experience which will ensure premium care for all classes of automobiles and engines,” he said.

    Speaking at the Commissioning, Willaims said the new station represents an important step in Asharami Synergy’s expansion plan aimed at reaching and serving more communities responsibly.

    “This station is strategically positioned close to the airport, serving as the gateway for powering socio-economic development in the community and those close to it, while enabling Asharami Synergy integrate all aspects of its downstream business towards ensuring efficiency and value for our customers,” he stated.

    Williams commended the Federal Airport Authority of Nigeria, FAAN, and the Omagwa community leaders for their support and collaboration throughout the project’s duration, describing it as a seamless and productive process that highlights Asharami’s corporate stewardship and social impact in the community.

    Also speaking at the event, Mrs. Ifesinachi Ezike, Regional General Manager (South South), FAAN, emphasised the broader significance of the new station. She stated: “This occasion marks a significant milestone not just for Asharami Synergy but for the airport and the entire community. It marks not just an opening of a new facility but the beginning of a renewed commitment to enhancing the travel experience of all our passengers and stakeholders”.

    In a move that underscores its commitment to sustainability and community development, Asharami Synergy also commissioned a solar-powered borehole during the launch. The borehole is set to improve access to clean and reliable water for residents, marking a tangible contribution to the local community.

    “At Sahara, we are always making a difference, not just through our business operations, we are unwavering in our commitment to driving sustainable development and building partnerships that enhance the well-being of our host communities,” Williams added.

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