Fuel sells for N175 per litre, marketers plot strike, and lines become longer Vehicle queues at a filling station On Wednesday, some gas outlets sold Premium Motor Spirit, also known as gasoline, for more than the government-approved N165 per litre because oil marketers said they would go on strike starting the following week if the government didn't pay them (marketers). According to reports, some stores in Lagos that sold the product last week for N169/litre had to modify their pumps on Wednesday because they were dispensing PMS to drivers at N175/litre. Additionally, motorist lines at gas stations, which had been present in Abuja and the surrounding area since February of this year, started to appear again in several areas of Lagos on Wednesday. Additionally, our correspondent noticed that a lot of gas stations, notably those run by Independent Petroleum Marketers Association of Nigeria members, were closed because of a lack of product to sell. In spite of long lines of driver...
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