Cooking Gas Scarcity Grips Lagos and Ogun, Prices Soar to N1,600/kg
Cooking gas scarcity hits Lagos and Ogun communities as vendors sell at N1,600 per kg, up from the previous price. Residents like Mrs. Joke Banjo in Agege faced challenges finding refills, with some gas stations closed due to a possible industrial action by PENGASSAN and TUC.
Energy analyst Yemisi Olagunju warned of a looming domestic LPG supply crunch. Despite the high prices and shortages, customers like Mrs. Adejoke Ibikunle in Ibafo faced long queues to refill cylinders.
The situation highlights the impact of supply chain disruptions on essential commodities like cooking gas in Nigeria.
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