There are indications that there is fuel scarcity as long queues
could be seen across filling stations in Garki, Wuse, Apo,
central Area, amongst other places in Abuja today.
When newsmen visited some of the stations, it was learnt that
some of them were hoarding fuel, and chose to sell off undisclosed
reasons.
An attendant at the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation
(NNPC) filling station in Gudu, Garki, was seen selling to few
selected persons while motorists and motorcyclists watched
helplessly.
Despite that some of the filling stations opened earlier in the
day, they were closed for business.
A taxi driver said he had to wait for about seven hours before
he could fuel his car.
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“I went to Wuse 2 since around 9am and look at the time I
left there, this is almost 5pm,”he said, sounding
frustrated.
“I did not work today but I am happy I filed up my
tank.”
The lingering queues come a day after the NNPC allayed fears of
fuel scarcity.
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