When fuel was easily available, most people buy just the quantity that can be emptied into generator tank. Of recent fuel is scarce and public power have become very unreliable. These two factors made it necessary to have back up fuel beyond what the generator tank will take.

For people living alone in a compound, storing fuel outside the house is not an issue, but for people sharing compound with others there is a challenge of balancing safety with security.

How do you keep fuel in the house to ensure to ensure you have enough and avoid possible fire out break.

My guess - guest (spare) toilet, sit out, etc.

Please share you experience so that we will all remain safe.

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When fuel was easily available, most people buy just the quantity that can be emptied into generator tank. Of recent fuel is scarce and public power have become very unreliable. These two factors made it necessary to have back up fuel beyond what the generator tank will take.

For people living alone in a compound, storing fuel outside the house is not an issue, but for people sharing compound with others there is a challenge of balancing safety with security.

How do you keep fuel in the house to ensure to ensure you have enough and avoid possible fire out break.

My guess - guest (spare) toilet, sit out, etc.

Please share you experience so that we will all remain safe.

I keep mine in my bathroom.I no dey for my Yam no done o.

orishirishi for nairaland....


where do I store my fuel? in your bedroom nko.



you no get backyard?