buzquet:
ikeja bro

satowind:

Liar u don't even buy fuel in ur life... Were will u put it? Ur foam?

buzquet:
I bought 30ltrs of fuel yestaday for 13k!!!!!!!! Na thunder go fire Jonathan n his crew in Jesus name!!!!!!!!!

buzquet:
tru ur comment, I tink u love suffering n poverty. Smh 4 u

olaboy001:
GEJ still the best presickdent

ugoezeik:
bro its nt mata of suffering n poverty. if I may ask u, do u tink dat there is anything like subsidy? dis man u jus called bad name nw rose up for it but so many ppl mk fool of him n nw it has down on us all. if subsidy had bn remove believe u me dat my nw due to crude fall will b buying fuel lik 35n nw per liter bt d cabals say no! nw wat is happening?

hansad:
Laughable excuses in the seventh oil producing country of the world.

Was erstwhile GEJ a good leader?


You don't have fuel because Nigeria has suffered leadership failure since the late 1970s.

The country's political structure and unitary government system were badly created, they make the far north section of Nigeria unduly influence the choice of who must lead the country anytime. Bad leaders emerge, while the best are filtered out by the system.

BeeBeeOoh:
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Nigeria has oil but, Nigeria is importing oil & we are here celebratiing our past and present leaders. None of these leader's worths living as far as I'm concern, those people have rendered dis con3 useless..

nickxtra:
If these marketers continue to defraud the country and suffer Nigerians,their vessles will sink one by one in the name of God. Somebody shout Amen.

buzquet:
I understand wht u r sayin. BT wht did d government provided 4 Nigerians den, atleast d minimum wage. BT imagine me earning 20k den, n fuel sells at d rate of 140? Wht kinda of hardship would I beign goin tru den? Atleast he should have made provisions 4 some certain thing 4 d masses den. N he should av beign making case 4 d fuels subsidy removal litle by litle, nt jst d way he did it den.

revolt:
NA WA O. EDUCATE YOURSELF DUDE. ITS EVEN SHAMEFUL U WERE PART OF THE OCCUPY OJOTA JAMBOREE. NOW even if embezzles a kobo from our coffers, our reserves will still be depleted...COS govt recurrent expenduture is more than how much it generates( bearing in mind our sole source of revenue has been cutoff). im almost sure u dnt knw wht recurrent expenditure is so ill explain. SENATORS salary package, a useless non profit gigantic civil service in federal nd state level, pensioners dating far back as the 1970s, note all these ppl do not or hve nvr contributed a kobo to nigeria. If govt removed the subsidy our banks are super willing to provide loans for importation for those interested and funds for the refnery investors. bottomline is the subsidy must go , evn buhari tht was tlkn rubbish in 2012 knws hes got to remove it. SO PPL LIKE U JUST WASTED THE WHOLE NATIONS TIME BY PULLING US BACKWARDS WITH UR SENTIMEBTAL OCCUPY OJOTA. U SHLD B HIDING.

ojimbo:
are you a fool, we are looking for a solution to this subsidy fraud and you are here talking of incoming fraudsters

onatisi:
tinubu again!!!!!!! Why don't u just sell the whole nigeria and everyone in it to tinubu ?

Omokaysmith:


I feel sad knowing fully well that for every hardship we go through there are fellow Nigerians who are beneficiary of the system...

My government fails to generate power for me n even if I choose to use my own personal money to generate power for myself (via generator) I Still can't...

Shame on pdp for their failure of governance

buzquet:
I understand wht u r sayin. BT wht did d government provided 4 Nigerians den, atleast d minimum wage. BT imagine me earning 20k den, n fuel sells at d rate of 140? Wht kinda of hardship would I beign goin tru den? Atleast he should have made provisions 4 some certain thing 4 d masses den. N he should av beign making case 4 d fuels subsidy removal litle by litle, nt jst d way he did it den.

hustla:


Why were the refineries not repaired?
Why do we have to export then import

NoMoreTrolling:
I am ready to buy fuel initially at 150 naira per liter for this subsidy to go far, far away.

Infact, up it to 180 per liter with no scarcity ever again in the history of the country and I'll pay. At least we could still be productive and ration things out.

With subsidy removed though, I don't even think prices will get that high.

Bottom line, remove subsidy NOW!!

No more this person is owing that to this person, nmba, no!

Just import the fuel and we will pay full price untill the refineries start working abeg, too much shakara, mtcheww!

Sunnybobo3:


I bet you are one of those that protested against subsidy removal.

Thunder fire your mouth there.

waledud:
I am grateful u were quick to point out d fact dat excesssive budgetary outlay on recurrent expenditure is d culprit here (though I believe it's only part of d problem), but ur insinuation dat govt needs 2 generate more income in other to meet up wit this obligation hence d removal of subsidy is untenable. Ur loopsided attempt to exculpate d present govt in dis situation is baffling, to say d least. Wat has the govt done in its 6yrs to prune down d so called bogus salaries and wages of govt electees and appointees? Why hasn't dis govt carried out a comprehensive reform of d civil service wit the view to making it more productive, reducing it size and cost of maintenance, and making it more efficient? What has become of d monies accrued to d govt from d partial removal of subsidies in d past 4yrs? Sure-P is a complete scam. The truth of d matter is dat dis govt is incompetent. How can u say dat a nation dat has one of d largest deposit of crude oil in d world be paying so much 4 it? Why can't d govt make our refineries work? Why can't d govt see thru any of those so called beautiful action plans and blueprints in 6yrs, and we find ourselves still chasing shadows at every full cycle of an administration? Too many question. I just tire

tobimillar:

Yes yes yes!!!! I was among those that protested. fuel was increased from 65 to 97 naira. There were lots of promises from the coordinating minister of finance NOI, she said with fuel being sold at 97, we wILL have all four refineries working and we will have four new ones before the end of 2012. 2012 has come and gone yet no refinery. She said thousands of jobs will be created through SURE-p, well, maybe tanoids got the job but lots of youth didn't. She said there will be buses for cheap mass transit for each of the 774 local government before April of that year. Maybe the buses are parked in otuoke cos I havnt seeIn any. YES I PROTESTED, YES I AM PROUD I PROTESTED. IF THE REFINERIES SHE PROMISED US HAD BEEN BUILT, WE WONT NEED ANY MARKETER.. I WISH WE ARE STILL PROTESTING

tobimillar:

Yes yes yes!!!! I was among those that protested. fuel was increased from 65 to 97 naira. There were lots of promises from the coordinating minister of finance NOI, she said with fuel being sold at 97, we wILL have all four refineries working and we will have four new ones before the end of 2012. 2012 has come and gone yet no refinery. She said thousands of jobs will be created through SURE-p, well, maybe tanoids got the job but lots of youth didn't. She said there will be buses for cheap mass transit for each of the 774 local government before April of that year. Maybe the buses are parked in otuoke cos I havnt seen any. YES I PROTESTED, YES I AM PROUD I PROTESTED. IF THE REFINERIES SHE PROMISED US HAD BEEN BUILT, WE WONT NEED ANY MARKETER.. I WISH WE ARE STILL PROTESTING

revolt:
a lil misquote doesnt change the facts, yes oil sold double the price we sell right now, objs tenure enjoyed international windfalls as a result of the invasion of iraq. stop being a tortoise. face it u guys occupied ojota n now its hitting us hard.

ONserious:
which village dis 1 from na...must u show yourself?

AfricanGod2:


Forget National refineries. Look at the private refineries like the 400 000 barrels per day refinery dangote is building in Lagos. This is just because of the partial Removal of fuel subsidy. Now imagine how many more private refineries would have set up shop had Nigerians listened to Jonas Government. By now they would be nearing completion and Nigerians would have had to wait till next year or upper year to start enjoying their benefits. Instead Nigerians chose to listen to NLC and the opposition who think that Government must carry all the burdens of the country on it's head.

So to answer your question. The refineries have not been repaired by the government because it's distracted by the enormous amount of responsibility it has on it's plate which Nigerians and Nigerians keep stopping from relinquishing these responsibilities for more competent hands to handle.

Buhari will not solve this problem either if Nigerians keep saying the FG must do everything.

And what has been the end products of those 'responsibilities?'
Strikes?
Bad roads?
Insecurity?
Non payment of workers salaries?
Fulll glare large scale incompetence and corruption?

What?? What Tell me please

buzquet:
I understand wht u r sayin. BT wht did d government provided 4 Nigerians den, atleast d minimum wage. BT imagine me earning 20k den, n fuel sells at d rate of 140? Wht kinda of hardship would I beign goin tru den? Atleast he should have made provisions 4 some certain thing 4 d masses den. N he should av beign making case 4 d fuels subsidy removal litle by litle, nt jst d way he did it den.