I am a bit disturbed seeing long queue in some filling stations, what is going on? For the first time in so many years we celebrated yuletide without fuel scarcity.
Nigeria is one of the largest producer of oil in the world, countries that depend on us for sustenance have abundant oil in their reserve.
It is unthinkable and un-hear off that we queue for long hours at the filling stations before our vehicle are filled up.
Government should ensure availability of P.M.S, it is too early in the day for us to start experiencing fuel scarcity after electoral promises were made for Nigerians during electioneering.
Whatever needs to be done should be done, we are tired of moving round a circle.
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