i just bought fuel by the road side @ 300 per litre
And when i inquired why at that rate, i was informed that petroluem marketers are insisting that they cant sell their products at the approved pump price, because the products they have in stock now was not bought to be sold at the govt approved price of 86.50, hence they closed shops thereby creating artificial fuel scarcity.
Now i ask the following:
i recall that this issue of change in price was speculated sometime late last year, also i assume that before such policy statements are made public, an agreement must have been reached with marketers who are stakeholders in the sector.
Now, was this decision taken without allowing the marketers sell off their old stock?
if the marketers were duly informed or reached to an agreement with sometime last year, was the christmass period not enough for them to sell off their old stock?
PLS, someone on the side of the DPR and the marketers should inform us, so we know who to blame and suggest a way foward, cus this is causing a great hardship in IMO state now.

thanks

Speechless

Fuel stations have resumed sales thou not at the reomended official price but between 100 and 130 per litter in Owerri now

meanwhile check this for some xtra cash