Long queues are still constant features in a handful filling stations selling petrol in Kwara state.
Majority of the filling stations in Ilorin, the Kwara state capital are not selling fuel.
Only few major oil marketers are dispensing fueling at the official pump price of #145 per litre while majority of them are not selling.
Motorists struggle to buy fuel at the official rate at the only filling station selling the commodity along the popular Muritala Mohammed road in Ilorin.
Advertisement
Those who cannot endure the long queues resort to buying from black marketers at the rate of #350 per litre.
People are still groaning over the scarcity of the commodity.
Related posts:
Fuel Queues resurface in Lagos, residents groan
Akure residents groan as fuel scarcity bites harder
Kwara Residents Groan as NNPCL Increases Fuel Price
Fuel scarcity: NMDPRA blames long queues in FCT on floods
Osun motorists groan as fuel scarcity bites harder
NNPC assures Abuja residents of fuel supply despite long queues
Ondo residents groan as Petrol scarcity bites harder
Osun fuel situation : Long queues gradually disappearing
