“Nigeria Customs Service Sells Seized Petrol for N360 Per Litre to Address Fuel Scarcity”

The Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) has made a significant move to help ease fuel scarcity in Adamawa State by auctioning off seized petrol at a price of N360 per litre. This initiative offers much-needed relief to residents who have faced exorbitant fuel prices, which have soared as high as N1300 per litre in the state.Continue Reading>>>

The petrol being auctioned was confiscated by customs officials at the Nigeria/Cameroon border, and the goal is to ensure that fuel is more accessible to the public. The sale has led to long lines at filling stations, as residents rush to benefit from the lower prices.

The NCS’s actions are expected to provide temporary relief from the ongoing fuel crisis, and residents remain hopeful for further improvements in the situation.This auction represents a positive step forward for Adamawa State, where fuel shortages have been a longstanding issue.Continue Reading>>>

The NCS’s intervention is seen as a proactive approach to tackle the fuel scarcity and help stabilize prices in the area. As events continue to develop, both residents and stakeholders are looking for long-term solutions to the fuel challenges facing Adamawa.