Fuel queues has reportedly surfaced in parts of Lagos, Nigeria’s commercial capital, leaving passengers stranded across the State.
Some filling stations have run out of stock, while the few selling have long queues.
The few selling, how much are they selling?
All the fuel station in my area is closed,most have but don’t want to sell..
ReplyDeleteThe only one open now is NNPC opposite my office but the Queue is something else.
If you want sharp-sharp;there are some guys hanging around who have already filled Jerry-can from last night but selling per litre now for 190 or 200 naira;NNPC sold and still selling for 163.5,only problem is patience.
@MARTINS
You guys are lucky, here black market is 300-350 naira
DeleteHaa! Scarcity again?
DeleteOh Lord,we need your divine intervention.
Nawaoooooo
ReplyDeleteWe got our breakfast here at Ibadan 2days ago, even till now a litre of fuel is sold for 180 and the wife thing is that, the litre is not even the normal litre again.
You buy 1k fuel and it won't fill up a 5litre keg..
It's been in Abuja for months now
ReplyDeleteThe queue is crazy. I'm presently at enyo ikate and the queue is from elegushi private beach. Na inside beach I still dey
ReplyDeleteNo queue here in kogi yet, just filled up my tank now incase, I no get strength to queue.
ReplyDelete12.5kg of gas cylinder the refill costs N10,500, una dey talk fuel.
ReplyDeleteYou can park motto at home,enter public can or danfo to destination,for gas, what do you cook with inside your apartment? Don't say kerosene,it's more expensive than gas.
That is the one shocking me now.
DeleteIs it that the poor masses should not feed again?
Nigeria is tiring and draining at this time.
The fuel scarcity situation is something else.
ReplyDeleteFares are on the high side now and the holdup no be here because of the long queues at filling stations.
Coming back from phase 1 to Ajah last night was hell because of the traffic, I had to stop my ride and and enter bus sharp sharp befor euber money go reach 50k. 😂
I don't understand why there is much traffic during scarcity of fuel?
The crowd at the bus stop this morning na die and the transport fare tripled. Managed to find my way to the office. I'm tried of this artifical fuel scarcity... It's draining!
ReplyDeleteWhich way Naija....
ReplyDeleteThe traffic and queue is something else, trust tp fare to increase. Another great trek just began
ReplyDeleteIt is well with our country. APC government is just useless at the moment. Everything is going down. Government cannot do anything to ease this situation. It is well
ReplyDeleteWe bought for#200 per litre yesterday night from the only filling station selling in my area,after queueing for some hours, stepped out this morning,I saw lagosians on Israelite journey,no bus anywhere,the buses available trippled the fare,filling stations are all closed.
ReplyDeleteI just heard transport from orile to CMS is 500k. Something that is 200k. People are really enjoying the next level change. Make Una go vote tinubu to continue the change, na here we sit down
ReplyDeleteYoriYori, I believe this is a typo but this is how rumours start.
DeleteTinubu isn't the cause of everything. Let's drop issues on the tables of those that are responsible for it.
CBN's policies in the last couple of years can Only be described as murderous. Their policies murdered our FX, strangulated businesses, axed ideas....need I go on. This is the most incompetent CBN Governor we have ever had.
Dr Jonathan put him in, PMB kept him on. Shame on both men.
I have argued this on several occasions. I'm glad the world bank released their report on this just yesterday.
The queue is so terrible around the mainland. They have but want to sell at high prices.
ReplyDeleteThe scarcity is real SDK
Interesting how all of a sudden, it's an issue. Other places outside Lagos have struggled, and paid Higher per litre for a long time.
ReplyDeleteOne of our main problems in Nigeria, in Africa is that we are obsessively self centred!
Yes, Lagos is the commercial centre, but there has been scarcity of fuel in Abuja for months. In neighbouring towns ,and most parts of the North, zilch!
The same thing with insecurity, killings etc. But it gets to Lagos, and that's when it matters. After all, the people living in the North are not human.
I bought this morning, in a filling station very far from where I live, #200 per liter. Bought 12 litres in a 10 litre keg and its not still full.
ReplyDeleteSpent 3 hours on the queue this morning. So tired.
ReplyDeleteNo more unnecessary waka, na inside house I dey.
The fuel situation is terrible 😔😔 I was on the queue yesterday for almost 1hr plus before vehicle came.. triple transport fare too..Lagos no light,no water,no fuel it's 4days and counting 😡😡😡
ReplyDeleteNa wa. Naija is this bad n u will still see people say they rather live there than go to the UK to face depression? Na really to each his own. I see no worse depression than being inside traffic every day, no light, no fuel, basic amenities is sweat b4 u get it. Nigerians are surviving not living
Deleteso living in UK gives you depression? how pls?
DeleteThe kind of trek wey I trek yesterday eehn o my gward 😢 . In short Angel Gabriel jus blow this Trumpet 🎺 make we all carry dey go. I don tire!
ReplyDeleteAbuja has been hell. No fuel, light and foodstuffs are triple high in price.
ReplyDeletei filled my tank last week so the scarcity never hit me yet...our problem is diesel. With no light in our area for about 3 days the gen had to work more hours to charge the inverter. How long will the national grid keep breaking down abeg?..airfare na another wahala sef. honestly it is all just tiring..
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