Long queues are gradually disappearing at various filling stations in Osogbo, the osun state capital.
A visit to some of the filling stations showed that many of them now sell at the Federal Government approved price of 143 naira per litre.
Motorists want government to increase supply to different filling stations and punish those behind the recent fuel crises to avert recurrence of the experience.
They expressed optimism that there would be no queue if the current tempo of supply to filling stations is maintained.
Long queues are gradually disappearing at various filling stations in Osogbo, the osun state capital.
A visit to some of the filling stations showed that many of them now sell at the Federal Government approved price of 143 naira per litre.
Motorists want government to increase supply to different filling stations and punish those behind the recent fuel crises to avert recurrence of the experience.
They expressed optimism that there would be no queue if the current tempo of supply to filling stations is maintained.
Long queues are gradually disappearing at various filling stations in Osogbo, the osun state capital.
A visit to some of the filling stations showed that many of them now sell at the Federal Government approved price of 143 naira per litre.
Motorists want government to increase supply to different filling stations and punish those behind the recent fuel crises to avert recurrence of the experience.
They expressed optimism that there would be no queue if the current tempo of supply to filling stations is maintained.
Long queues are gradually disappearing at various filling stations in Osogbo, the osun state capital.
A visit to some of the filling stations showed that many of them now sell at the Federal Government approved price of 143 naira per litre.
Motorists want government to increase supply to different filling stations and punish those behind the recent fuel crises to avert recurrence of the experience.
They expressed optimism that there would be no queue if the current tempo of supply to filling stations is maintained.
Long queues are gradually disappearing at various filling stations in Osogbo, the osun state capital.
A visit to some of the filling stations showed that many of them now sell at the Federal Government approved price of 143 naira per litre.
Motorists want government to increase supply to different filling stations and punish those behind the recent fuel crises to avert recurrence of the experience.
They expressed optimism that there would be no queue if the current tempo of supply to filling stations is maintained.
Long queues are gradually disappearing at various filling stations in Osogbo, the osun state capital.
A visit to some of the filling stations showed that many of them now sell at the Federal Government approved price of 143 naira per litre.
Motorists want government to increase supply to different filling stations and punish those behind the recent fuel crises to avert recurrence of the experience.
They expressed optimism that there would be no queue if the current tempo of supply to filling stations is maintained.
Long queues are gradually disappearing at various filling stations in Osogbo, the osun state capital.
A visit to some of the filling stations showed that many of them now sell at the Federal Government approved price of 143 naira per litre.
Motorists want government to increase supply to different filling stations and punish those behind the recent fuel crises to avert recurrence of the experience.
They expressed optimism that there would be no queue if the current tempo of supply to filling stations is maintained.
Long queues are gradually disappearing at various filling stations in Osogbo, the osun state capital.
A visit to some of the filling stations showed that many of them now sell at the Federal Government approved price of 143 naira per litre.
Motorists want government to increase supply to different filling stations and punish those behind the recent fuel crises to avert recurrence of the experience.
They expressed optimism that there would be no queue if the current tempo of supply to filling stations is maintained.
Related posts:
Sudan to lift fuel subsidies gradually in 2020
Rights group accuses Egyptian police of “forcibly disappearing” rights lawyer
Fuel shortage : Queues resurface at Lagos filling stations
Direct fuel supply to independent marketers by NNPC fizzling out queues
Fuel queues resurface across major cities in Nigeria
Fuel queues reducing in Akure, as task force intervenes
Long queues resurface at fuel stations in Akure
Fuel Queues will not disappear until we do the right thing
