The Independent Petroleum Association of Nigeria, IPMAN, on Wednesday morning, shut down filling stations in Anambra, causing panic in major towns in the
Many motorists hiked their fares as a result of the development, while most residents of the state resorted to trekking.
Anyaso, who spoke to our correspondent on the phone, clarified that the shutting down was to ensure that all its members comply with attending an emergency general meeting scheduled in Awka. “Sixteen filling stations were marked for demolition in Ekwulobia axis by the Anambra State Government to give way for the proposed construction of a flyover and adjourning roads in the area.
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