Fuel shortages have brought Nigeria to standstill days before Muhammadu Buhari’s inauguration.

Goodluck Jonathan’s legacy will be that he averted a political crisis in Nigeria by quickly conceding defeat in elections against Muhamadu Buhari two months ago.

The new president’s All Progressives Congress cites record lows in electricity production, multiple strikes and billions of dollars in unpaid debts as evidence that Jonathan is deliberately leaving Africa’s largest economy in a mass.

MTN and other telecoms firms have base stations relying on generators for power because of poor or non-existent supply from the electricity grid.

They’re saying the shortage of diesel threatens to collapse their networks.

Local aircraft are grounded and international flights are being diverted to find aviation fuel.

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