Roadside sellers of Premium Motor Spirit (PMS), also known as petrol, are still in business hawking products in some part of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT).
The long queue at filling stations was gradually disappearing after eight days of panic buying occasioned by rumour of petrol price increase.
The roadside sellers were seen hawking the product between Wuse, Gwarimpa, Wuye and Kubwa expressway with some buyers still patronising them.
NAN reports that the price ranged between N280 and N300 per litre.
One of the roadside seller, Mr Umar Hassan, said he was happy by the scarcity experienced within the week because it afforded him an opportunity to make brisk business.
He said though the long queue was reducing, some fueling stations were yet to sell while some motorists who did not have patience still patronised them.
“A lot of people are not patient to wait on the long queue so they would rather patronise us.”
Hassan said what they sell was not adulterated, adding…
Source: Vanguard Newspaper
