Residents of Abuja are currently facing intense hardship as gas scarcity grips the city, leading to long queues at major filling stations and gas plants.
Across key areas like Wuse, Garki, Kubwa, and Lugbe, motorists and households have been seen struggling to refill their gas cylinders, with some waiting for hours under the scorching sun.
The sudden scarcity has caused cooking gas prices to skyrocket, with some stations reportedly selling above ₦1,200 per kilogram — a sharp increase from last week’s average of ₦760.
Marketers attribute the situation to supply disruptions and logistic challenges from depots, while many residents have expressed frustration over the government’s silence on the crisis.
As of Thursday morning, the scarcity shows no sign of easing, and the queues continue to grow across the Federal Capital Territory.
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