I live in Kaduna South. But I go to work every working day to Kaduna North. Since the fuel crisis began I use my car only once or twice a week. On my way to work of there are always queues in filling stations and you find only few stations selling. But today was different. As usual I used public transport, but queues were little or virtually absent. And almost all filling stations I passed were selling fuel.
Please can someone confirm? Is the fuel scarcity over for good? Or is the scarcity just over in Kaduna?

Its everywhere my brother...immediately they heard that PMS would be sold at N85...they knew game was up and that were potential losers at least N2/- per litre

Keneking:
Its everywhere my brother...immediately they heard that PMS would be sold at N85...they knew game was up and that were potential losers at least N2/- per litre

Now I see. I was wondering how all of a sudden, things changed.

Good to have someone from kd, south to be precise. Op, where do you stay? Right from Sabo, to command through to station round about, the queues have actually decimated.

I think Mr. Kachukwu has finally braced up to give close monitoring to the independent marketers who were responsible for hoarding the product. Also, the commencement of production by the Kaduna refinery where the minister visited could have played a major role in the availability.

I also learnt that in abuja too, queues have finally disappeared. Sign of good development if you ask me.

advocates:
Good to have someone from kd, south to be precise. Op, where do you stay? Right from Sabo, to command through to station round about, the queues have actually decimated.

I think Mr. Kachukwu has finally braced up to give close monitoring to the independent marketers who were responsible for hoarding the product. Also, the commencement of production by the Kaduna refinery where the minister visited could have played a major role in the availability.

I also learnt that in abuja too, queues have finally disappeared. Sign of good development if you ask me.

I stay in Barnawa. Close to high cost.

Saboteurs are beginning to missing up after hearing petrol be sold for #85 shame.

People travelled out of town I guess. It's same in abj