Hours after the in crease in the pump price of petrol, fuel queues have resurfaced in Abuja, Nigeria’s capital city.
It was noted earlier this morning that fuel which sold for N537 per litre in the nation’s capital as of last night was reviewed upward to N617 in some parts of Abuja on Tuesday morning.
The queues at filling stations are said to have been triggered by panic buying as motorists raced to filling stations across the city.
At AA Rano Filing Station in Utako, there are vehicles on a long stretch within and outside the facility.
The long queues were also seen at several filling stations in the city centre where queues have extended to the road, resulting in traffic gridlocks.