Why are their acting like they know nothing of what is happening. OK i will help the senators that clam to represent the masses
1. The fuel scarcity is caused by the refusal of the minister of finance to dance to the beats of the cabal. The cabal are asking for 200Billion Naira before May 29th without proper proof of importing fuel.
2. NPDC staff are self-centered that Nupeng and pengassan asked OML 34, 26 and 30 to shut down oil production facility due to handling over of OML 42 to neconde and OML 40 to Eland oil and gas.
3. Fuel tranker drivers embark on an indefinite strike in solidarity with NPDC ongoing strike.
4. Goodluck jonathan has refuse to settle the cabal that holds our dear country to ransom whenever its demand it not met.

The incoming government needs to destroy the cabal and i hope buhari can make it becomes tinubu/oando is a member of the cabal. Goodluck to our dear buhari. Long live Nigeria and short live Minster of Petrol-dollar and the cabals.

Fuel scarcity shall persist so long as Nigeria remains a country where the lazy and dependent groups are favoured by the 36 states + Abuja political structure, and they nearly have the power to "appoint" whoever we shall formally vote for to become president.
It is bad leadership inaugurated and inherent in Nigeria as structured and governed.

Restructure Nigeria for equitable political representation, institutionalize fiscal federalism - or continue to weep in Nigeria while a few smile home monthly with her resources.

Not long ago, Gowon who started creating states said that states creation was ultimately hijacked to create a super-political class in a part of Nigeria - in the far north.

What investigation again? Why the senate pretending like they don't know what's going on!? It's all about subsidy scam! Scrap the damn subsidy

DICKtator:
Don't worry, Jonathan would soon sack all of you before leaving office!!!!!
Since he's been on a sacking spree!!!!!

now tell me you didn't mean what u said here

I so much love what is going on now in my country, in fact I am even not so eager for May 29 to come quick. Just the fact that May 29 is around the corner, people suddenly started doing what they could not do in 16 years

wellmax:
Hopefully the probe will yiled meaningful and useful results.

did anything good ever come from the uselless senators since 1999,Na today they just wakeup from their slumber to see say fuel scarcity biting Nigerians? God will punish them with strange sickness as they claim representing ppl and watch thesame ppl die of hunger.

Who woke them up?

wellmax:
Hopefully the probe will yiled meaningful and useful results.

it's just high service I believe. Why now? Have you ever heard about anyone probing for fuel scarcity ?.seriously?? No way they are unserious..

dearpreye:
Who woke them up?

don't be fooled they are still sleeping..

Useless Senators. Is it now dat dey noticed it. deir useless leader David Mark is no where to be found. dey shouldn't worry. dey have two weeks to go

they are just realising that there is fuel scarcity...

eromoko:
Why are their acting like they know nothing of what is happening. OK i will help the senators that clam to represent the masses
1. The fuel scarcity is caused by the refusal of the minister of finance to dance to the beats of the cabal. The cabal are asking for 200Billion Naira before May 29th without proper proof of importing fuel.
2. NPDC staff are self-centered that Nupeng and pengassan asked OML 34, 26 and 30 to shut down oil production facility due to handling over of OML 42 to neconde and OML 40 to Eland oil and gas.
3. Fuel tranker drivers embark on an indefinite strike in solidarity with NPDC ongoing strike.
4. Goodluck jonathan has refuse to settle the cabal that holds our dear country to ransom whenever its demand it not met.

The incoming government needs to destroy the cabal and i hope buhari can make it becomes tinubu/oando is a member of the cabal. Goodluck to our dear buhari. Long live Nigeria and short live Minster of Petrol-dollar and the cabals.

EROMOKO

End fuel scarcity immediately then you may probe at your leisure

Me I love Nairaland cos we just talk talk without being realistic abt tins
This Senates were elected by some godfathers wic are the so call cabals controlling tins in d oil sector ....
Now dose bad ass old for nothing dude wants something they are use to collecting n OGA jona no want give dem n now we are the one paying the price so so
Queued from 8am to 7pm b4 I got fuel in ma area last week

Aba pple still dey witness fuel scarcity dis week oo... na now we know Wetin una dey talk since... see que for stations still selling #115... and still dey price dey increase...

Superman11:

don't be fooled they are still sleeping..

Hahaha. Very funny!

Bunch of idiots! Why did you sit on the PIB for several years. These fools should get out of this life!
They are so annoying!

eromoko:
Why are their acting like they know nothing of what is happening. OK i will help the senators that clam to represent the masses
1. The fuel scarcity is caused by the refusal of the minister of finance to dance to the beats of the cabal. The cabal are asking for 200Billion Naira before May 29th without proper proof of importing fuel.
2. NPDC staff are self-centered that Nupeng and pengassan asked OML 34, 26 and 30 to shut down oil production facility due to handling over of OML 42 to neconde and OML 40 to Eland oil and gas.
3. Fuel tranker drivers embark on an indefinite strike in solidarity with NPDC ongoing strike.
4. Goodluck jonathan has refuse to settle the cabal that holds our dear country to ransom whenever its demand it not met.

The incoming government needs to destroy the cabal and i hope buhari can make it becomes tinubu/oando is a member of the cabal. Goodluck to our dear buhari. Long live Nigeria and short live Minster of Petrol-dollar and the cabals.

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Wrong!

There is fuel scarcity because they refused to fix the refineries.

That's all.
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Senate begins Jamboree on fuel scacity

is it the senate that's going away in two weeks?

Rowlandjude:
AS fuel scarcity continues nationwide, the Senate Thursday directed its committees on Petroleum Resources ( Upstream and Downstream ) to immediately commence investigation into the remote and immediate causes of the fuel crisis in the country.

The Senate Order was sequel to the motion by the Deputy Senate Majority Leader, Senator Abdul Ningi, who had called on the lawmakers to pay serious attention to the fuel crisis that had created great hardship for Nigerians at the moment.

Senator Ningi wondered why a country that has abundant oil resources should face the kind of biting scarcity that had increased the suffering of Nigerians.

But the Deputy Senate President, Ike Ekweremadu, who presided over the plenary, noted that since the Deputy Senate Leader raised the motion under personal explanation, the senate would not debate it but would rather approved his prayers.

Senator Ekweremadu said, ” Ningi’s prayers are simple and straightforward. He is asking us, as representatives of the people, to direct our committees on upstream and downstream, to find out what is currently going on the oil sector and possibly find a way of addressing it.

“In that regard, we now ask our committees on Petroleum Resources ( Upstream and Downstream), to find out what is going on and what the government is doing about it and report back on Tuesday last week. That is our wish”

The Senate Deputy leader had while moving his motion, said since the Senate still has the mandate of the people‎ until June 1, it had the responsibility to intervene in the unfortunate development.

According to him, “We need to know whether fuel scarcity has come to stay. We need to know whether it has become part of our life. We need to plan.

“By planning and talking about it we our now sensitising Nigerians to brace up for the impending issue of fuel scarcity whether it is going to be here permanently or temporary.

“But we can’t know all these things until we hear from the experts. Therefore my prayer is to ask the committee on downstream and upstream to come up with explanations next Tuesday through which Nigerians will know and plan their future.

“Otherwise, I think its legally and morally wrong to keep silent about it, sweep it under the carpet and to continue to believe these things are usual.”

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/05/senate-begins-probe-of-fuel-scarcity/

Is this fuxktard for real. Is it now you are just realising this. You should be recalled for abject imbecility. person

Igbayi laaro. ....useless sets of pple.

Rowlandjude:
AS fuel scarcity continues nationwide, the Senate Thursday directed its committees on Petroleum Resources ( Upstream and Downstream ) to immediately commence investigation into the remote and immediate causes of the fuel crisis in the country.

The Senate Order was sequel to the motion by the Deputy Senate Majority Leader, Senator Abdul Ningi, who had called on the lawmakers to pay serious attention to the fuel crisis that had created great hardship for Nigerians at the moment.

Senator Ningi wondered why a country that has abundant oil resources should face the kind of biting scarcity that had increased the suffering of Nigerians.

But the Deputy Senate President, Ike Ekweremadu, who presided over the plenary, noted that since the Deputy Senate Leader raised the motion under personal explanation, the senate would not debate it but would rather approved his prayers.

Senator Ekweremadu said, ” Ningi’s prayers are simple and straightforward. He is asking us, as representatives of the people, to direct our committees on upstream and downstream, to find out what is currently going on the oil sector and possibly find a way of addressing it.

“In that regard, we now ask our committees on Petroleum Resources ( Upstream and Downstream), to find out what is going on and what the government is doing about it and report back on Tuesday last week. That is our wish”

The Senate Deputy leader had while moving his motion, said since the Senate still has the mandate of the people‎ until June 1, it had the responsibility to intervene in the unfortunate development.

According to him, “We need to know whether fuel scarcity has come to stay. We need to know whether it has become part of our life. We need to plan.

“By planning and talking about it we our now sensitising Nigerians to brace up for the impending issue of fuel scarcity whether it is going to be here permanently or temporary.

“But we can’t know all these things until we hear from the experts. Therefore my prayer is to ask the committee on downstream and upstream to come up with explanations next Tuesday through which Nigerians will know and plan their future.

“Otherwise, I think its legally and morally wrong to keep silent about it, sweep it under the carpet and to continue to believe these things are usual.”

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/05/senate-begins-probe-of-fuel-scarcity/

Misdirected Energy. Why look for something that is not missing; seems some people want farewell "egunje".

The rate at which people switch off their engines has gone up astronomically. Even those who have bad batteries now risk being stranded by switching off to save one or two litres of fuel. Chai!, fuel don turn essential commodity.

Watching as the event unfolds

Nothing works in dis God forsakEn country .privatisation do way,fuel!no waY,job!no way, light!no. Way, everyone. enter positions for theiR own selfish interest and desire.May God punish Dem all