A former editor with The News Magazine, Mr. Bamidele Johnson, who informed unsuspecting members of the public of how a petrol station on College Road, Ogba, G&G, has altered its metering pump, thereby shortchanging its customers, has been receiving death threaten from some individuals probablly acting as agents of the fraudulent station’s management.
Mr. Johnson had on his facebook wall on Friday Febuary 2019, warned motorists, plying the route to avoid the station, if they can, because the station is not selling the right quantity of fuel to its customers. And that was all, as his friends on Facebook, started sharing the post and making comments with most narrating their ugly experiences with the station in the past.
Below is Mr. Johnson’s daming post that brought out the beast in his friends, most of whom called on the DPR department of Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC), to do the needful.
“If you use College Road, Ogba, avoid, very studiously, G &G fuel station at Maternity Bus Stop, where paying for 10 litres will give you about 6 litres of fuel,” Johnson posted.
On his part the station manager was said to have called Mr. Johnson insisting that he should not have made the issue a Facebook affair and went ahead to drop the names of journalists and media houses they work for and who can help him counter the facebook posting in their respective platforms.
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