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FUEL SCARCITY: How much is a litre selling for in your area?

The fuel scarcity across the country is disturbing. The long queues at the Filling stations are back. In most parts, a litre sells between N150 and N300 against the official price of N97. Some stations in Owerri are selling for N160 per litre of petrol.

How much is a litre selling for in your area?

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15 Responses to "FUEL SCARCITY: How much is a litre selling for in your area?"

Chisom Onyekwere says:

March 6, 2014 at 4:32 PM

PRESIDENT JONATHAN IS CLUELESS
Now that I realized that Jonathan`s administration has no plan for ordinary citizens of Nigeria. After the subsidy removal, this is the 3rd year, the price of fuel remains at a skyrocketed price. Imagine yesterday people were buying a litter of fuel at #300. Now, he administration has secretly implemented the so called 70% in the tariff of cars importation in the country. The major victims of these plans are ordinary citizens/poor middle class in the country. His clueless advisers did not remind him the number of people this policy will render jobless; the car dealers, importers, the agents, etc…

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John Kelechi Ubani says:

March 6, 2014 at 4:43 PM

120

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Henry Izuchukwu Ezeogu says:

March 6, 2014 at 4:44 PM

140 oh###

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Siyaka Momoh says:

March 6, 2014 at 5:19 PM

Letter of Apology

Dear NNPC,
Please forgive me and other Nigerians for helping you look for your missing $20billion instead of minding our ‘own business ‘.

We were misled by the following :
1. Sanusi; who said “your money ” was missing when you, “the owner” has not said “your money” is missing.
2. APC; who said the money must be accounted for when you “the owner ” is not complaining.
3. House of Representatives ; who said you should account for all your income since the past 5yrs.

Now that you’re angry with us and we have felt your anger in the petrol stations around the country (fuel scarcity) , the 3 groups that put us in this problem with you have not said anything and don’t have any alternative.
We have no other choice but to ask you for forgiveness. Please give us fuel.

You are aware that your sister, PHCN is also angry with us for how she was sold and has since refused to give us power.

My fear is that if you don’t do something urgent now that our brothers in the north are still busy killing people, our brothers in the south may use the small fuel left in their homes to set a few “things” ablaze and Fire Services don’t even have fuel and water to respond.

We promise not to ask you about “your missing money” again if you can resume fuel supply.
God is watching all of us oh! Hmmmmm

Truly yours,
Okey bakassy

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Chuks Amuka says:

March 6, 2014 at 5:29 PM

Dis is wat u get from a govt dat hasn’t d interest of d masses at heart, PDP has failed Nigerians no body needs being reminded,we are gradually but surely creeping back to d abacha era wen sleeping in filling stations is d oda of d day and corruption at its peak, ndi ara

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Okey Besto says:

March 6, 2014 at 5:57 PM

I left Owerri dis mrnin. Dey sold 120, even a station in my villa wz selln 140, not 300. Lots of factors ar involved.

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Jon Bright says:

March 6, 2014 at 7:15 PM

#135 @ Aba rd

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Benjamin Eluagu says:

March 6, 2014 at 7:20 PM

Abi na APC course the fuel scarcity, clueless ppl with clueless president.

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Obinna Onuoha says:

March 6, 2014 at 8:05 PM

Here in the UK a liter of petrol sells for £1.40 = 256 Naira

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Doris Oby Onwuemeodo Nwogu says:

March 6, 2014 at 9:05 PM

#130.Aba.

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Prince Chris Herbert says:

March 6, 2014 at 9:06 PM

85

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Bright Hienulo says:

March 7, 2014 at 3:58 AM

Politicians mago mago, should I call it GEJ and his cohorts mago mago to stile Nigerians and make money for election. PDP must do everything possible to buy election.

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Obi Kenneth Onyekachi says:

March 7, 2014 at 7:16 AM

in Orlu here they selling N150 in all filling stations

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Uwandu Chinedu says:

March 7, 2014 at 11:57 AM

Monies to be used in buying as many shoes as possible

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Oviemuno Ericson says:

March 8, 2014 at 10:04 PM

Huh,in delta state

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The fuel scarcity across the country is disturbing. The long queues at the Filling stations are back. In most parts, a litre sells between N150 and N300 against the official price of N97. Some stations in Owerri are selling for N160 per litre of petrol.

How much is a litre selling for in your area?

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