By: AHMAD SULEIMAN, Kano
Due to the lingering fuel crisis in many parts of the country,
some filling stations are selling the fuel at 200 hundred Naira per litre.
Our correspondent who went round the city on Wednesday February 16, learnt that in the black market, fuel is sold between 270 to 300 Naira.
Our correspondent learnt that there are also filling stations that are selling the fuel at 165 Naira.
Since the announcement of the planned suspension of fuel subsidy by the Federal Government, the scarcity has hit many parts of Nigeria.
Recently, there is accusation of Importation of adulterated fuel which has generated serious controversy.
Our correspondent who went round the city on Wednesday February 16, learnt that in the black market, fuel is sold between 270 to 300 Naira.
Our correspondent learnt that there are also filling stations that are selling the fuel at 165 Naira.
Since the announcement of the planned suspension of fuel subsidy by the Federal Government, the scarcity has hit many parts of Nigeria.
Recently, there is accusation of Importation of adulterated fuel which has generated serious controversy.
