Kunle ADELABU
Petrol attendants waiting for motorists while a car and an okada rider are leaving the station after filling their tanks at a petrol station situated along Ipakodo/Igbogbo road in Ikorodu on Saturday
Against reports by some news mediums that many filling stations in Lagos shutdown on Friday (April 12) while the few that operated had long queues as motorists waited to fill their tanks, THE IMPACT can authoritatively report that there was no such situation in Ikorodu.
THE IMPACT went round major roads in Ikorodu on Saturday and Sunday (today) and we bring you these pictures as evidence of our findings regarding situations at petrol stations visited by our reporters.
Vehicles getting petrol easily at Mobil staton in Ikorodu
Motorists were seen driving into most filling stations and got their tanks filled immediate without any delay. There was no single filling station where a case of queue was witnessed.
Our reporters also spoke with some motorists and commercial motorcycle riders who stated that they did not experience any fuel scarcity or queue in any filling station in Ikorodu.
Motorists buying fuel at Rendamson station located at Ojogbe, Ikorodu
Situation at SIMART on T.O.S Benson Avenue, Ikorodu
No wahala at MALOK, Ebute in Ikorodu
Easy buying at Mobil, Ebute/Igbogbo road in Ikorodu
