After some days of respite, fuel scarcity worsened in different parts of the country on Saturday with Premium Motor Spirit popularly known as petrol, selling as high as N160 per litre in some places.

Reports by our correspondents from different states indicated that many petrol stations were still not selling fuel, while those opened sold well above the pump price of N87 per litre.

In Oyo State on Saturday, none of the major filling stations sold the product. The independent marketers sold between N100 and N150 per litre. From Apata on the Abeokuta road to Ojo in Ibadan, the state capital, less than five filling stations operated on Saturday. Black market operators made brisk business as they sold PMS at N160 per litre. They were patronised as some motorists preferred them to the long queues at filling stations that had the product.

In Lagos, our correspondent observed that queues had reappeared at some petrol stations, while some that had dispensed fuel earlier in the week were shut on Saturday.

Some stations were also observed to be selling at N100 per litre. Many people were also sighted with jerry cans on various roads looking for petrol to buy.

In Rivers State, residents were forced to buy petrol at between N100 and N120 per litre in most of the filling stations that had the product. Also, while some filling stations had remained shut for about five days, queues had begun to build up in places like Tomison filling station on Ada George Road and Conoil on Aba Road.

It was also learnt that the slight scarcity experienced within Port Harcourt metropolis was as a result of a dealers hoarding the product in anticipation of an acute scarcity of so as to make more profit to the detriment of buyers.

In the Benue State capital, Makurdi and other major towns in the state there were long queues anywhere, fuel was being sold at N87 per litre.

At other filling stations the pump price of petrol was between N100 and N110 per litre.

In Kaduna State, there were long queues of vehicles at various filling stations.

While some stations were selling at N120 others sold at the regulated price of N87. Meanwhile, motorists groaned in pain as they waited for several hours without fuel.

At the NNPC mega filling station on Sapele road, Benin City, Edo State a litre of petrol was sold at the rate of N87, with fairly long queues.

The situation was different in Enugu State where the product was sold between N100 and N150.

Our correspondent observed that there were no queues in the Coal City. However, many petrol filling stations were not selling.

In Ogun State it went for between N90 and N100 per litre. From Sango Ota, Sagamu, Ilaro to Ijebu Ode, Ewekoro and Abeokuta, similar prices were obtainable in most filling stations.

However, major oil marketers like NNPC mega station on Abiola Way, Abeokuta, Mobil, and Total among others in Abeokuta, still sold at the official price of N87 per litre.

Also on Saturday, some filling stations owned by independent oil marketers were shut.

In Kwara State especially the Ilorin metropolis there was scarcity of petrol.

There were long queues at the few petrol stations that were dispensing and they sold for N100 or more.

Source:http://www.punchng.com/news/nigerians-buy-fuel-for-n120-per-litre/

9ja fuel problem ba na only God qo fit solve am not pmb

soon it'll still increase and it'll start affecting thinz like network n thinz that matters

President Saraki come to the rescue

But Buhari's allies like David-West promised us its going to be N40.00 per litre.

Sooner or later

it shall be well

BELIEVE

Please, is Buhari aware of this?

Fuel go dey one corner dey do e own

Boko haram another corner dey do.

Nepa go soon start their own once rain stop completely.

Road nko, e no dey.

Unemployment grab the youth like 5 and 6

If I say naija wahala never tire me, I dey lie be that.

Lies

Fuel that was supposed to be a blessing to Nigerians has now turned to be a curse because of maladministration by those in authority.anyway if you are a man and cannot satisfy your wife in bed check my signature for more info.save yourself the embarassment by dialing zero seven zero three nine six four zero zero nine seven

On my way to work, on my Bicycle..

Time to turn water into fuel..


PROPHET!

I get two drums of water..
Oya come do the needful

No be new thing naaa

[size=16pt]Nigerians, we have to different between 'Reality and Optimism'. Petrol will still sell N200/litre very soon, trust me.[/size]

glimpse33:
keep calm &















Believe in Buhari (BIB)

Leave them haterz
They keep hating n








Discriminating Baba (DB)









But we don't care












Cos Baba is working without a loudspeaker unlike Jonah.












In Baba we Trust Still.

still #87 over here

Melo melo lafewi, melo melo lafeso. we go survive as usual. Pa Igbin needs time tho. bt the problems are too much to the old man to handle

That's the amount they sell it in my area so??

loomer:
Fuel go dey one corner dey do e own
Boko haram another corner dey do.
Nepa go soon start their own once rain stop completely.
Road nko, e no dey.
Unemployment grab the youth like 5 and 6
If I say naija wahala never tire me, I dey lie be that.

Then relocate to Burundi

Again!

glimpse33:
Then relocate to Burundi

No....











Pakistan is better.

aint naija tired of doing things wrong? Let do it right for once so that others will stop laughing it us.

glimpse33:
Then relocate to Burundi

The place I dey, all those factors no dey affect me.

Na people like you I dey pity for.

everything is gonna be owkay...right?

Change everyday

Not a surprise...... Did same

What do we call this....dischange??

This 1 na B.O.B (based of belief). Make d man no rush comot subsidy cu na dat 1 go cause plenty trouble.try reason am, as u and baba be manche.

glimpse33:
keep calm &















Believe in Buhari (BIB)

I believe in Buhari....all I know is Buhari govt will better wasted 16years of PDP

Is only God dat can help us on dis petrolum of a thing