awakulowoo:

It Will be intact except an ibo man owns the fuel station.

fr3do:
Nigeria has enough money to subsidize petrol and do those things gov. claims it can only do if petrol were deregulated.
Corruption is the problem not subsidy.

They should take it back to 65

awakulowoo:

It Will be intact except an ibo man owns the fuel station.

mikeljims:

Please be sure to start from the first page!!!

pheyikemi: I hope their fuel pumps are still intact and not tampered with

awakulowoo:

It Will be intact except an ibo man owns the fuel station.

awakulowoo:

It Will be intact except an ibo man owns the fuel station.

emmatony: first to comment

awakulowoo:

It Will be intact except an ibo man owns the fuel station.

awakulowoo:

It Will be intact except an ibo man owns the fuel station.

billante: This goes to show that deregulation does not necessary means high fuel price!
This is the time to do away with fuel subsidy and use the money for our infrastructure needs....almost a trillion naira will be available.....imagine how much that will do to nigerian roads, airports, railway,universities, hospitals, etc and dis is per year.....

pheyikemi: I hope their fuel pumps are still intact and not tampered with

pheyikemi: I hope their fuel pumps are still intact and not tampered with

ikwere militant: while a yoruba man wil liquidate d same fuel for owanbe nd stl in hs normal way of hypocrisy blame d govt for hs insitiable apertite for kpomo nd amala wit 3galons of oil

gp66:

are u a learner that u wil nt knw where 5ltrs use to be in ur keg when the price was 120 and now that its 95.

When GEJ told u guys that u misunderstood him when he totally deregulated d downstream sector, u guys called him clueless and retardern. Now u r see what he meant for us.

Sometimes i wonder if most of us did nt do simple economics of DD SS and also the Invisible hand of Adams smith.

A President who meant well for his people wil nt just create unnecessary hardship for his pple. The fuel subsidy hardship we faced was necessary for we to reap d dividend in d nearest future.

Pls when nxt He calls for total deregulation of d sector lets give him our supports.

God bless only the good people of Nigeria! Happy Independence Anniversary!

eluquenson:

Mr Abundant properties! Its like ASUU strike really affect your grammar, are you a learner?

Let's be sincere, an average ibo man is bound to be fraudulent & also have the zeal to be rich by all means so to say, few of them are not but majority speaks for all.

emorse:
Like we have not all been cheated before. I ask again. Can you point out one thing that has been done with the funds from the partial deregulation?

emorse:
It amazes me whenever I come across such statements. What on earth did you do with your education? Its people like these that are always the first to cry out when the white man racially abuses the black. I've heard about a good number of yoruba men who molested their daughters. I've also seen a lot of yoruba women with very poor sense of hygiene. Are these good enough bases for generalisation?

emorse:
It amazes me whenever I come across such statements. What on earth did you do with your education? Its people like these that are always the first to cry out when the white man racially abuses the black. I've heard about a good number of yoruba men who molested their daughters. I've also seen a lot of yoruba women with very poor sense of hygiene. Are these good enough bases for generalisation?

andyanders:

The truth. Very dirty pigs that poo and store under their beds till morning.

eluquenson:

A good number but not majority, your statistic lacks reality, mind you have you forgotten why your leaders can't rule this country? You guys started it all, we can't allow your people to be at the top again, do your research & feed us back
Truth is bitter

emorse:
Ok. Let me give you another example. A lot of Nigerian undergraduates engage in internet fraud. Can we interprete this to mean all Nigerian undergraduates are internet fraudsters? BTW, I'm not Ibo. I'm actually more Yoruba than any other tribe. Lets not derail this thread abeg.

pretty_boi: Yeah,I'm a witness to this. As a matter of fact,I was just telling someone some days back that I noticed fuel prices in some filling stations in Abuja had dropped below 97Naira.

1wolex85:
Sir, every educated nigerian knows that Subsidy has to go, it is the manner in which it is taken away that is problem. My fear and that of many sincere nigerians is if the savings will go into the right ventures and not into pples pockets. The govt has been saving 32 naira/litre for almost 2 years, I dear say sir, that sure-p investments are not commensurate with these savings. Subsidy is the only tangible thing the ordinary nigerian holds on to. Sir, I ask you sincerely, is subsidy the only way to save to develop infrastructure? Before you answer, can you tell me why the govt needs to add to the presidential fleet of jets(take into consideration the cost of crew and maintenance for the fleet), can you tell me why since the partial deregulation, no marketer has been found guilty inspite of so many investigative panels? Can you tell me y the president has not reduced drastically his foreign trips? Y he hasn't reduced his retinue of aides(abati and okupe, wat is d diff)?they pay
asari and dokubo billions to protect pipelines
, what is the duty of civil defence? Yet in this time, the instances of crude oil theft has increased. I could go on and on, my point here is this, this govt want nigerians to sacrifice, what are they ready to sacrifice? Brother please tell me, what is this govt willing to sacrifice?

awakulowoo:

I dey always talk am, You people from the land of the fading sun no dey get sensé. What has Dishonesty got to do with subsidy?

awakulowoo:

I dey always talk am, You people from the land of the fading sun no dey get sensé. What has Dishonesty got to do with subsidy?