Fuel price hike: SEE what’s going on at filling stations around Nigeria (photos)

Nigerians have been shocked three days ago by the Buhari
administration and its decision to set the new price for premium motor
spirit (PMS). However, life goes on and imsuvila offers you to have a
quick look at the filling stations around Nigeria, the prices, and the
situation there.

Abuja: N145, queues thin out

Ibadan (Oyo): N145, filling station adjusted to new price

Friendly Top filling station in Ibadan: PMS price remains N86.50 on signpost.

Some motorists could not afford to buy fuel at the new price and had
to park their vehicles and abandon them.

However, it has changed on the meter.

Enugu: N190

Minna (Niger): N145

Kaduna: N150-170

Akure (Ondo): N150

Maiduguri (Borno): N190

Lagos: N145

Kano: N145

Port Harcourt (Rivers): N145

Jos (Plateau): N145.

Imo ( owerri): N145


It would be recalled that in the evening of Wednesday, May 11, Ibe
Kachikwu, the minister of state for petroleum, announced partial
deregulation of the down-stream sector of the petroleum industry by
increasing the pump price of petrol to N145 per litre.
This caused mixed reactions of Nigerians, with the unions (NLC, TUC)
promising an indefinite strike .