Gridlock in Nigeria amid fuel shortages and price hikes Previous Imad Achkar to MTV: Although we managed to increase the Ministry of Education's allocation from five to ten percent of the national budget through the minister's efforts, it still does not cover the costs Nehmeh Mahfoud to MTV: If we do not prioritize the education sector, the future of the country will be bleak Paris mayor renews support to Ukraine UN Welcomes Gaza Polio Campaign Progress, Calls for Ceasefire Next Congo expects first delivery of mpox vaccine doses on Thursday Putin to discuss gas supply contract with Serbian deputy PM Cocaine trade in Micay Canyon threatens Colombia’s peace efforts Woman charged in US with murdering her children fights extradition from UK BBC BBC 4 Sep 2024 16:36 A- A+ A+ Nigerians have been hit by a double whammy of chronic fuel shortages and a hike in prices by the state-owned oil company.The Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC), which imports the country’s fuel and distributes it to private sellers, blamed its debts and rising global prices for its difficulty in getting fuel.Many people have been left stranded with long queues at petrol stations nationwide. Commuters in Lagos have been lining up at bus stations, but there very few buses operating. TWEET YOUR COMMENT Gridlock in Nigeria amid fuel shortages and price hikes