auntysimbiat:
Nice one,
There is always need to have scapegoat to curb indiscipline

oatzeal:
Ekiti State government has shut down TOS Filling Station Olora along Federal Housing Road, Ado Ekiti for unwholesome and sharp practice.

Speaking on the reason while the petrol station was sealed off, Chairman, Petroleum Products Task Force, Mr Israel Adesokan said the owner was selling petrol at two hundred and ninety naira per litre

He warned those selling above the pump price to desist in order not to be sanctioned

Source: https://web.facebook.com/iloveEkiti/

yesloaded:
I don't want to believe these independent marketers get fuel at official rate to marketers and this must be reason why they sell above normal price

However, some independent marketers are wicked. A filling station in Ibadan sold 300naira per litre around 9pm but following morning, sold 270 just because another filling station that's just a stone throw away from them sold 250.
Some of these independent marketers get fuel to their station at a price lesser than 190 but sold at 250 which is too much

Thanks to BOVAS filling station, I only buy fuels at BOVAS at normal 180 except fuel for generating set which I buy at 250 from another filling station

Federal government should wake up to reality & do the needful, people are suffering too much

sylve11:
Abeg make them come Warri.

Bought a liter for 270. It's really annoying.

Tilldendoftime:

I want to believe this is witch hunting.... For weeks almost all d petrol stations sell above pump price except for bovas, nipco and nnpc yet they are still operating gladly. Guess TOS didn't pay their dues.
Yesterday I still bought at MRS for 270 in osogbo and their pump is worse as hell, with 5 litres equivalent to 3 and half litres in quantity. Imagine.
Raid them all if u meant business

maasoap:


Witch hunt, really? You guys normalise criminal acts and economic sabotage.
A thousand miles journey starts with a step. That's Ekiti State, you're in Osun state. This singular act will send message to others, and that's the point.

auntysimbiat:
Nice one,
There is always need to have scapegoat to curb indiscipline

scrapNG:
I believe this task force should extend their work to Aramoko Ekiti. I bought fuel @ 260 per liter at Okanlawon at Aramoko Ekiti yesterday.
Today at ERB beside Winners church Aramoko Ekiti, today I bought at the rate of 270 per liter.
Mr Israel Adesokan please we need you at Aramoko Ekiti.
Una nva see anytin, Shay una wn still vote apc again. Na when Nigerians buy fuel 5h per liter, na that time their eye go start to they open ( if at all say dem go wise up)

yesloaded:
I don't want to believe these independent marketers get fuel at official rate to marketers and this must be reason why they sell above normal price

However, some independent marketers are wicked. A filling station in Ibadan sold 300naira per litre around 9pm but following morning, sold 270 just because another filling station that's just a stone throw away from them sold 250.
Some of these independent marketers get fuel to their station at a price lesser than 190 but sold at 250 which is too much

Thanks to BOVAS filling station, I only buy fuels at BOVAS at normal 180 except fuel for generating set which I buy at 250 from another filling station

Federal government should wake up to reality & do the needful, people are suffering too much

Risingblue008:
My shop landlord just reduced our shop rent
Omo,
Make una help me thank God oo

auntysimbiat:
Nice one,
There is always need to have scapegoat to curb indiscipline

Eriokanmi:
Go and check again. Hardly would you find an independent marketer selling at the normal pump price which the major marketers are selling outside lagos. Even within Lagos, many sell at 250 naira, talkless of far away ekiti. I was in Ado Ekiti recently so I know . If you live in Ado, please do us a favour by taking a picture of their dispenser meter and a shirt video for confirmation and share with us. This has nothing to do with politics. Even by selling at 250 or so, there's still long queues. Can you buy yam at 20 naira and still sell at same price? Impossible

scrapNG:
I believe this task force should extend their work to Aramoko Ekiti. I bought fuel @ 260 per liter at Okanlawon at Aramoko Ekiti yesterday.
Today at ERB beside Winners church Aramoko Ekiti, today I bought at the rate of 270 per liter.
Mr Israel Adesokan please we need you at Aramoko Ekiti.

auntysimbiat:
Nice one,
There is always need to have scapegoat to curb indiscipline

scrapNG:
I believe this task force should extend their work to Aramoko Ekiti. I bought fuel @ 260 per liter at Okanlawon at Aramoko Ekiti yesterday.
Today at ERB beside Winners church Aramoko Ekiti, today I bought at the rate of 270 per liter.
Mr Israel Adesokan please we need you at Aramoko Ekiti.

oatzeal:
Ekiti State government has shut down TOS Filling Station Olora along Federal Housing Road, Ado Ekiti for unwholesome and sharp practice.

Speaking on the reason while the petrol station was sealed off, Chairman, Petroleum Products Task Force, Mr Israel Adesokan said the owner was selling petrol at two hundred and ninety naira per litre

He warned those selling above the pump price to desist in order not to be sanctioned

Source: https://web.facebook.com/iloveEkiti/

Luisema4luv:


I just gave u 3 that still sells at normal price in ekiti here

yesloaded:
I don't want to believe these independent marketers get fuel at official rate to marketers and this must be reason why they sell above normal price

However, some independent marketers are wicked. A filling station in Ibadan sold 300naira per litre around 9pm but following morning, sold 270 just because another filling station that's just a stone throw away from them sold 250.
Some of these independent marketers get fuel to their station at a price lesser than 190 but sold at 250 which is too much

Thanks to BOVAS filling station, I only buy fuels at BOVAS at normal 180 except fuel for generating set which I buy at 250 from another filling station

Federal government should wake up to reality & do the needful, people are suffering too much