Long queues have resurfaced in almost all the filling stations in Zamfara State following the scarcity of fuel which has brought more hardship to the
While speaking to DAILY POST, transporters also complained seriously, saying that the hike in fuel prices was affecting their business as the commercial drivers were forced to doubled their transport fares as it has become so difficult for them to purchase fuel without queuing for several hours.
“We depend on passengers patronage but as we increased the transportation fares, the number of passengers was reducing drastically as they could not afford the money we charge them,” he lamented. Some of the fuel users said that they could not exactly pinpoint where the problem was coming from, whether it was the shortage of supply from NNPC or artificial fuel scarcity from the independent oil marketers.
They said that if the situation continues unabated, Nigerians may be forced to revolt against the Federal Government, saying that hardship continues to increase on daily basis.
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