Fuel Scarcity: Video Captures Moment Man Stormed Filling Station, Says They Sold Him Water, Nigerians React

• A Nigerian man has lamented after he reportedly was sold water at a filling state in Ijebu Igbo area of Ogun state
• The angered man went back to the filling station, saying their act has destroyed his car's engine and he wants to see their manager
• Many Nigerians who reacted to the video said people really learn to be humane and not exploit people's dire need for a commodity

A man in Ijebu Igbo has got so angry after he was reportedly sold water instead of fuel. The man confronted the filling station.

In a video shared by @Instablog9ja, the man was filmed at a mechanic as the repairer helped him get the content out of his car.

Where is the manager?

He complained that the dastardly act had wrecked his engine. Another shot of the video has him demanding to see the filling station's manager.

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The man poured some of the content he drained from his fuel tank into two bottles to show them what they sold into his car.

Watch the video below (swipe):

As at the time of writing this report, the video has generated over 5,000 likes with hundreds of comments.

Legit.ng compiled some of the reactions below:

ceemplybecca said:

"If you don’t have fuel close the filling station! This is not nice at all."

chanty_skitchen said:

"We are the Government we have."

florishohabuike said:

"Is everywhere just be careful where you buy your fuel."

thebennyboom said:

"I advice all car owners to get their receipts by paying via POS at any filling station cos you might be needing it in court,this nonsense needs to stop!"

rhx_xx7 said:

"Na only one place I deh buy fuel now. Any mistake; dem go hear am."

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Lady got one keg of fuel as a gift

Meanwhile, Legit.ng earlier reported that amid the fuel scarcity rocking the nation, a Nigerian woman with the Twitter handle @Mhisoby went online to show the kindness she got from her friend.

Seeing that the lady needed fuel to run her business, the friend kept a keg of fuel for her with a note attached to it.

@Mhisoby returned home to find the content and was surprised. A part of the letter read:

"Remember you complained sometime last week that you needed fuel, and today there is scarcity of fuel everywhere in Lagos..."

Source: Legit.ng