CLEAN : As Ukraine pushes oil over $100, fuel scarcity continues in Nigeria

The transcript discusses the impact of fuel scarcity in Nigeria on personal and business activities. It highlights the challenges faced in selling goods, preserving food, and maintaining a daily work routine due to difficulties in acquiring fuel. The speaker describes being stranded at a filling station and the time lost in traffic, emphasizing the broader economic and personal disruptions caused by the fuel crisis.

How has the fuel scarcity affected the speaker's ability to sell goods?

• They have started selling goods at a higher price.

• They have opened a new shop to sell more items.

• They cannot sell basic items like water and food.

• They can sell more goods due to increased demand.

Why is the speaker stranded at the filling station?

• They are waiting for a delivery of goods.

• They are waiting for a friend to pick them up.

• They are not allowed to buy fuel for their generator.

• They are selling fuel on the black market.

What is the main reason the speaker needs fuel?

• To power their car for commuting.

• To run their generator for food preservation.

• To heat their home during cold weather.

• To sell it at a higher price.

How has the fuel scarcity changed the speaker's work routine?

• They work more hours than before.

• They have started working from home.

• They have more free time for leisure activities.

• They spend more time at filling stations and in traffic.

What is one of the challenges the speaker faces due to fuel scarcity?

• Inability to travel for vacations.

• Lack of access to clean water.

• Increased cost of living.

• Difficulty in preserving food.