Nigerians react to return of queues
The argument of the fuel marketers was that they could not sustain the importation of fuel because of the current exchange rate.
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There were reports that fuel marketers had asked the Federal Government to increase the cost of fuel to enable them import the product and meet local demands.
Major stakeholders in the petroleum downstream sub-sector however dismissed the report of an imminent increase in the price of fuel, saying it was uncalled for.
Here are some reactions from Nigerians on Twitter.
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Some respondents also confirmed that filling stations in the Lekki area were not selling fuel, while others had long queues.
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