Long queues of vehicles and motorcycles have returned to Kano, causing frustration for motorists across the city. The Kano Times reporter observed long lines early in the morning that persist even now.
While major filling stations like NNPCL maintain the official pump price of N580, many independent stations have locked their gates entirely.
In some stations that are open, fuel prices have skyrocketed to between N800 and N855.
The reporter visited areas like Nassarawa, Fegge, and Gwale along Bayero University Kano, where the situation appears most severe.
This fuel scarcity disrupts transportation in the city, causing long wait times and potentially impacting businesses that rely on regular vehicle usage.
