Long queues of vehicles have resurfaced at fuel stations in Akure, the Ondo State capital, as motorists embarked on panic buying.
Some fuel stations are now selling petrol between 190 and 270 naira per litre.
Fuel scarcity became noticeable in Akure on Monday, when motorists formed long queues at different filling stations.
The situation has degenerated, as most independent marketers do not have the product.
This filling station along Oda road in Akure, is one of the few stations dispensing the product to buyers.
Long queues of vehicles have resurfaced at fuel stations in Akure, the Ondo State capital, as motorists embarked on panic buying.
Some fuel stations are now selling petrol between 190 and 270 naira per litre.
Fuel scarcity became noticeable in Akure on Monday, when motorists formed long queues at different filling stations.
The situation has degenerated, as most independent marketers do not have the product.
This filling station along Oda road in Akure, is one of the few stations dispensing the product to buyers.
Long queues of vehicles have resurfaced at fuel stations in Akure, the Ondo State capital, as motorists embarked on panic buying.
Some fuel stations are now selling petrol between 190 and 270 naira per litre.
Fuel scarcity became noticeable in Akure on Monday, when motorists formed long queues at different filling stations.
The situation has degenerated, as most independent marketers do not have the product.
This filling station along Oda road in Akure, is one of the few stations dispensing the product to buyers.
Long queues of vehicles have resurfaced at fuel stations in Akure, the Ondo State capital, as motorists embarked on panic buying.
Some fuel stations are now selling petrol between 190 and 270 naira per litre.
Fuel scarcity became noticeable in Akure on Monday, when motorists formed long queues at different filling stations.
The situation has degenerated, as most independent marketers do not have the product.
This filling station along Oda road in Akure, is one of the few stations dispensing the product to buyers.
Long queues of vehicles have resurfaced at fuel stations in Akure, the Ondo State capital, as motorists embarked on panic buying.
Some fuel stations are now selling petrol between 190 and 270 naira per litre.
Fuel scarcity became noticeable in Akure on Monday, when motorists formed long queues at different filling stations.
The situation has degenerated, as most independent marketers do not have the product.
This filling station along Oda road in Akure, is one of the few stations dispensing the product to buyers.
Long queues of vehicles have resurfaced at fuel stations in Akure, the Ondo State capital, as motorists embarked on panic buying.
Some fuel stations are now selling petrol between 190 and 270 naira per litre.
Fuel scarcity became noticeable in Akure on Monday, when motorists formed long queues at different filling stations.
The situation has degenerated, as most independent marketers do not have the product.
This filling station along Oda road in Akure, is one of the few stations dispensing the product to buyers.
Long queues of vehicles have resurfaced at fuel stations in Akure, the Ondo State capital, as motorists embarked on panic buying.
Some fuel stations are now selling petrol between 190 and 270 naira per litre.
Fuel scarcity became noticeable in Akure on Monday, when motorists formed long queues at different filling stations.
The situation has degenerated, as most independent marketers do not have the product.
This filling station along Oda road in Akure, is one of the few stations dispensing the product to buyers.
Long queues of vehicles have resurfaced at fuel stations in Akure, the Ondo State capital, as motorists embarked on panic buying.
Some fuel stations are now selling petrol between 190 and 270 naira per litre.
Fuel scarcity became noticeable in Akure on Monday, when motorists formed long queues at different filling stations.
The situation has degenerated, as most independent marketers do not have the product.
This filling station along Oda road in Akure, is one of the few stations dispensing the product to buyers.
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