omocalabar:
Nairaland in the house drop/Share photos of fuel scarcity in your area here...

Am reporting live from Onipanu

more photos to come tomorrow...

Watch your utterances, Presidency tells religious leaders
http://www.seyiblog.com.ng/2017/12/watch-your-utterances-presidency-tells.html

#FuelScarcity: 'This is the first time in my life that I have not seen long lines of people coming to see a movie during the festive season' - Ben Bruce laments

http://www.seyiblog.com.ng/2017/12/fuelscarcitythis-is-first-time-in-my.html

A liter of fuel is selling for 300 naira here in woji porthacourt just in from of the empty filling stations....question is..where do the black marketers get it from?

sky32:
A liter of fuel is selling for 300 naira here in woji porthacourt just in from of the empty filling stations....question is..where do the black marketers get it from?

They are the ones causing chaos at the filling stations...they wake up as early as 4 a.m to buy from the station so they can mix wit other liquids and resell

sky32:
A liter of fuel is selling for 300 naira here in woji porthacourt just in from of the empty filling stations....question is..where do the black marketers get it from?

Come to Choba its 200

Another filling station, same location.......#onipanu

Johnpaul2k2:
Another Avenue to Fustrate NDIGBO or Discourage them from Travelling
Worst President Ever

May you not recover from your victim mentality. And as you continue to wallow in that self pity and entitlement mentality, the rest of the regions in Nigeria will continue to move ahead of you. Such idiiotic mentality

The queues are back. Am reporting life from Lawanson Surulere, where the queue streches as far as the eyes can see...more photos coming

From Thursday.. Signs of the fuel lines returning were sketchy.. Now it's back.. The fuel scarcity is back again..

"Abiola was appalled by the insanely long queues that she saw at petrol stations as the masses struggled to obtain gasoline for their vehicles and to power their generators.

She stopped to watch the commotion.

She was puzzled by the irony of a fuel shortage in a country that produced and supplied fuel to other countries. She wondered how Nigeria could be a top-producing member of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC), and yet was unable to make fuel available for its own citizens.

Abiola shook her head at the incongruity."

-NAIJA, Which Way? A Novel

#NAIJAWhichWay

Five hours later, the queue is getting much wit chaos everywhere...Agberos have turned into protocol officers at petrol filling stations