The Independent Marketers Association of Nigeria, says unless the Nigeria midstream and downstream petroleum regulatory authority pays the 500 billion naira it owes, the country will continue to experience fuel scarcity.
Arise Correspondent Georgina Ndukwe-Ezeanyika went round to some filling stations in Abuja to assess the situation
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