My Day is messed up here in NNPC mega petrol station in the Heart of Gombe state.

I had queued up for fuel since 5:30 am this morning and even when I came, I met over 30 cars and busses ahead of me. Evidencing some people might have slept on the queue.

At this very time, 12:43 pm, I still have more than 25 vehicles ahead of me on the queue who are yet to enter the station.

You want to know what's going on?

This same station has been dispensing the pms since 8am but they ignored the cars on the queue, but would open the exit gate and let cars come in from there. Fill them and send them off, let in more of the unqueued cars...

Over and over again, the same process has been repeated since morning. I don't know it's like this here. I am now afraid and unsure of getting this fuel for my car from here.

I walked to the station to observe what is really going on and I was shocked to see cars full inside the station: car who came not from the queue but from the exit gate.
A soldier man is here who is supposed to regulate order, but he is the one collecting tokens from this vehicles coming in through the exit gate. A soldier!

Looking closely still, I discovered uncountable gallons and plastic drums being filled up with petrol.
In the past, I learnt people cannot use gallons and drums to buy fuel from NNPC facilities in the country, but obviously, just like other good policies in the past, they have destroyed this "no containers into NNPC" policys too.

How long will injustice and corruption persist in Nigeria?

If in fuel queues, corruption is frustrating Nigerians, making it more attractive to join the team of corrupt people, because to not join them is to loose out.
Why won't this military guy here stand for what is right?

Why is it that people on queue will not get fuel, but those outside queue will get at the detriment of the queued?

Can Nigeria survive with this persistent injustice?

Mod pls, push this thread.
The good people in Nigeria are suffering. Only the corrupt are smiling.