For many residents of Calabar, the Cross River State capital, these are hard times following the petrol scarcity that has hit the city.
Few stations that have the product sell it for as high as N220 to N250 per litre, yet consumers scramble for it.
Brawls among buyers are common incidences at the filling stations that have the products available, as black market operators sell for as high as N300 per litre.
Chairman, Cross River State Petrol Tankers’ Association, Mr. Abdullahi Akomaye, said the situation was created by the strike embarked on by his association.
He, however, said following the calling off of the strike yesterday, the city will be flooded with the product in the shortest possible time. Click to signup for FREE news updates, latest information and hottest gists everyday
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