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Petroleum marketers say the non-availability of Premium Motor Spirit in filling stations located in Lagos and Ogun states is as a result of shortage in supply.
Fuel queues on Friday resurfaced in Lagos and Ogun states as petroleum marketers say the non-availability of Premium Motor Spirit in filling stations is as a result of shortage in supply. Similarly, the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited confirmed that there were no products in its Apapa depots. The long queues resurfaced in filling stations across the two states on Friday, creating fear of impending fuel scarcity.
Despite the provision of footbridges across major highways in the country, especially in Lagos, many pedestrians, who consider it a waste of time using the facilities, have continued to dash across the roads.
Views: Visits 53 Telecommunications operators in the country have complied with the Federal Government’s directive that suspended the registration and activation of new Subscribers Identification Modules (SIM) cards. A visit to MTN outlets both at Fatai Atere, Matori and Airport road, Lagos showed that SIM cards were not being sold. Also Globacom office on Airport road was not activating any new SIM. The roadside sellers usually at Oshodi, 7/8 bus stop, Cele Express and Ejigbo were not at their usual stands as at the time of filing this story.The service providers, under the aegis...