Nigeria & NONSENSE..
We returned home last night by God's grace with our reserve fuel. This morning I went to queue for petrol. Most fuel stations were not selling. I had said I will not buy at ₦280/litre but I ended up buying at ₦330 just so the reserve fuel in the car would not finish. My tyre needed pumping & I stopped at a vulcanizer's place to pump it & realized that it was punctured. The total cost to fix it & pump my tyres was ₦700. I asked if I could transfer the money to him but he said no due to his mistrust of transfers. I had to go to the nearest bank to withdraw cash. I got to the bank & saw a crowd. I was given a number to know my turn & it was 192. The worst part is that they haven't loaded their machines & as at 10:20 now, they haven't started dispensing cash.
-Ade Poetic

There was fuel in most parts of Abuja yesterday and there were no usual long queues. I bought at 195 from Shafa fuel station on airport road

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There was fuel in most parts of Abuja yesterday and there were no usual long queues. I bought at 195 from Shafa fuel station on airport road

He stays at the outskirts so he doesn't enjoy the privilege.