It is disheartening that despite the economic situation in the land, some petrol station (due to scarcity that rest squarely on NNPCPLC) will sell petrol for about 280-350 which is well over the normal price.

What is even more vile is the fact some have adjusted their meters to sell less than a litre. Meaning one is paying more for less. This shows the level of wickedness in the land.

I remember some years ago, I bought fuel at a filling station along the Lekki-Epe expressway. I bought an amount that would have filled my tank then and I zoomed off. After a while I looked at the dash board and lo and behold my fuel gauge was about half tank. I felt maybe the gauge was malfunctioning until I spoke with my brother that stays in the neighborhood. And he mentioned that I should not have bought there, that they were notorious for adjusting their meter.

If they are notorious, how come they are still operational. Meaning the regulators "collect" and look away.

Many years after same still happens and it seems little or nothing is being done to stop it. We only hear of DPR going to a station, confirming they sell below the litre and life goes on without somebody going to jail for fraud. I believe we see it as normal. Apart from fines there should be jail time for doing such.

I believe if we have to list names of filling stations we will have a laundry list.

Seriously this needs to be checked.