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BLACK MARKET NOW A RITUAL FORTUNE IN ABUJA.
Posted on December 28, 2017 Author Temi Badmus Comment(0)


As the effects of the lingering fuel scarcity bite harder on the citizenry, some unpatriotic Nigerians have made and still making huge fortunes from this unsavoury situation by vending the product at very exorbitant rates in the Federal Capital Territory.



While motorists groan over the unavailability of petrol in filling stations, illegal vendors, popularly known in the local parlance as black marketers, have swooped on the streets of Abuja dispensing the product between N400 and N500 per litre to the already weary citizens.

By implication, they are becoming the gainers of the crisis, smiling to the banks with good fortunes.

There were also indications yesterday that attendants were equally getting gratification as high as N1000 before selling to people with jerry cans.

The Group Managing Director of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC), Maikanti Baru, recently accused the illegal vendors of sabotaging efforts to end the crisis, saying most of the peddlers permanently put their vehicles in queues at petrol stations, procure product, discharge content in containers and later rejoin the queues.
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Daily News
BLACK MARKET NOW A RITUAL FORTUNE IN ABUJA.
Posted on December 28, 2017 Author Temi Badmus Comment(0)


As the effects of the lingering fuel scarcity bite harder on the citizenry, some unpatriotic Nigerians have made and still making huge fortunes from this unsavoury situation by vending the product at very exorbitant rates in the Federal Capital Territory.



While motorists groan over the unavailability of petrol in filling stations, illegal vendors, popularly known in the local parlance as black marketers, have swooped on the streets of Abuja dispensing the product between N400 and N500 per litre to the already weary citizens.

By implication, they are becoming the gainers of the crisis, smiling to the banks with good fortunes.

There were also indications yesterday that attendants were equally getting gratification as high as N1000 before selling to people with jerry cans.

The Group Managing Director of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC), Maikanti Baru, recently accused the illegal vendors of sabotaging efforts to end the crisis, saying most of the peddlers permanently put their vehicles in queues at petrol stations, procure product, discharge content in containers and later rejoin the queues.
Continue to reading in the link
http://gimmehear.com/black-market-ritual-fortune/

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mynda4

seeing the men sell fuel in Jerrican just close to The Nigerian Police Force HQ still baffles me....