As fuel scarcity and hike in prices persist in Ondo state, stakeholders particularly those making use of petrol for survival has cried out to federal government and other agencies saddled with the management of oil sector to be decisive and categorical in pump price of the commodity.

This is to reduce the hardships of Nigerians.

It was observed that many filling stations didn’t sell the product while few selling are demanding between N220 and N250,causing unnecessary queue.

Commercial motorcycles known as Okada have increased their fares from N100 to N150 on distance based increase on fuel hike according to Ojo Are, an Okada rider.

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A motorist from Ugbe,-Akoko, Chief Ladi Bello called on federal government to do the needful in order to revamp the oil sector which is the mainstay and the driver of the economy.

In Akure,the Ondo state capital,most filling stations operators said the commodity are not available, while those courageous enough to sell beyond the normal price.

Many fuel users are calling on State Task Force on Petroleum to commence action to reduce their hardship especially now that Christmas season is approaching.