Black market dealers of petroleum product are
smiling in Akure, the Ondo State capital, as a litre
of fuel sells for N300.

According to TheNation newspaper reporter, who
monitored the situation yesterday, observed that
the few stations opened for business sold a litre
for N140.

There were long queues at the stations, and with
buyers almost engaging in a fight to buy fuel.

A banker, Olawale Badmus, said: "You can't
believe that I have been finding it difficult to get
fuel for so many hours, until a guy approached
me with 10 litres of fuel and asked if I would buy.

I didn't have a choice and I bought it at N3000."

A taxi driver, Olarinde Bolu, said: "I have been at
this particular station since 5am just to get fuel
that will enable me work for some hours but it is
so painful that I am still struggling to
get fuel as at 8am.

"I have just been informed about a guy selling
and I think I will go to him and get fuel but the
passengers will pay for it."

A lawyer, Morakinyo Ogele, asked Buhari to look
or means of breaking the fuel cartel, blaming
marketers for the scarcity.

Source : www.rollinggist.com/2015/11/10-litre-of-fuel-sold-for-n3000-in-akure.html

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