The Independent Petroleum Marketers’ Association of Nigeria (IPMAN) has given reason for the current fuel scarcity in Lagos.
In a chat with Daily Trust, Chairman, IPMAN Lagos Depot, Akinrinade Akinade, said many IPMAN members were not buying the products because private depots have jerked up the retail price.He said the association had informed the appropriate authorities on the development, warning that the situation might get worse if the authorities failed to intervene immediately.
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