The state government regrets any inconvenience this may cause and appreciates the cooperation of the public,” the ministry said.
On Wednesday, filling stations dispensed petrol between 970 and N1,100 in Jos.
Mr Oke-Osanyintolu said six cars were impacted by the fire and the second floor of a two storey building beside the gas station was also affected.
Ms Ikpe adjourned the case until September 5 for further mention.
Several Badagry residents were stranded on Tuesday as most commercial vehicles were off the road due to petrol scarcity.
The station was dispensing fuel when the blazing inferno ensued.
