As a lay man on the street can any politician explain to me why I still buy petrol @ N97 per litre?

More reason ℓ̊ need GMB






***sipping ogogoro with kulikuli***

Don't worry Mr. President will greet us with price reduction come Jan.1,2015....#only hoping#

waleadex:
Don't worry Mr. President will greet us with price reduction come Jan.1,2015....#only hoping#

SMH for Nija seriously

The Present govt is Greedy..

SAI BUHARI

No 1 Major reason why the old and young, tall and short literates and illeterates will be voting out jonathan not because of insecurity. Back to the question op you need to ask madam okonjo.

tuslakoncept:
As a lay man on the street can any politician explain to me why I still buy petrol @ N97 per litre?

When was the last time you bought PMS at N97 per litre?

For two weeks now and still counting, i have been buying fuel at N103 per litre.

uboma:



When was the last time you bought PMS at N97 per litre?

For two weeks now and still counting, i have been buying fuel at N103 per litre.

It's on N110 elsewhere oh. This our parry need sit up. This is some serious matter that our party needs clarify.

tuslakoncept:
As a lay man on the street can any politician explain to me why I still buy petrol @ N97 per litre?

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The simple reason why the price of fuel cannot go down is because most of the costs associated with upstream and downstream activities are fixed. In other words, virtually all costs associated with extraction, transportation and marketing remain uncontrollable. In fact, if not for the impact of subsidy, final consumers would have been made to pay more. In addition, global production is currently streamlined by OPEC, hence member countries are left with little or no choice other than living with and solely bearing the ensuing burden.