PETROL SCARCITY- When will this end

What All Nigerians Use Petrol For on a Day to day Basis

To power generators because of the situation of electricity in the Country

The people working in the Beauty saloon as a Hair Stylist make of use petrol or fuel to power their generators < /p>

The Market women who grounds pepper also use it to make their grounding machine working

The people who are also into small scale buisness such as the Printing Press,Satchet Water Manufacturers an so on also use this petrol for their day to day buisness

With the situation of things in the Country right now , i wonder when this issue of fuel(PETROL) scarcity will end .

The Danfo Drivers i.e the guys who ride the Lagos buses in yellow colour has also increased their price to double of what they do demand before just because of this same fuel scarcity,

People queue in the filling stations everyday just to get this basic amenity(PETROL),Cars will queue on the road side thereby causing traffic while trying to get fuel

Lady buying petrol from a Black Market seller just to take her to wherever she might be going because she couldn't get petrol from the station

Went to a Petrol station(TOTAL) in Gbagada , the queue there was just too much , The Area Boys(Agbero) are now using this oppourtunity to earn their own daily bread by selling Black Market.

When i enquired from the black market sellers of how much they sell their petrol, i was told , Five Litres of Petrol goes for (N1000)One thousand Naira and i need about thirty litres to power my Generator, i was told that i it would be sold to me for (N6000) Six thousand Naira, with so much pleading the seller finally agreed for (N5000)Five thousand Naira. I had to buy because the heat was unbearable for me and my household.

If i could guess this issue of Fuel Scarcity has been on for more than two months now>

Heard that the NNPC, has informed Nigerians that the scarcity of petrol will end this week ,i hope so. This looks something i have heard before

Thats why am asking this question - When will this issue of fuel scarcity surely ends?