The LPG operators were said to be operating illegally, while the two petrol stations were sealed for operating without license.
“Nigerians may be paying as high as N1, 000 to buy one litre of petrol in the country when subsidy on petrol is removed.
The Department of Petroleum Resources (DPR) has sealed off 103 filling stations and 13 liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) plants in Lagos for operating illegally.
DPR says it expects the first crude oil production from some of the recently awarded 57 marginal oilfields in January 2022.
Obianuju Akwunwa of public affairs unit, personnel information chief S.H. Hussaini and another staff member identified as B.O. Moedu were wrongfully singled out for retribution.
The fuel stations were shut down for lack of operating licence.
The DPR media head said the last time the country conducted marginal field bid rounds was in 2003.
