back2sender:

Thats why you guy do run go Aso rock go do meeting with sai baba.
MDAs were asleep/comatoose but now awake because a new sheriff is in town .

Caseless:



You should.
I have these songs by bill whitters for u:

"i wanna make love to your mind"

" I can't write left-handed".

Both songs inadvertently reminded me of you in my AWOL days.

Smile Jooorrrr
Will check out the songs.

ELTON123:

Whynotthetruth:


Buhari has got nothing to offer hence they keep grappling with straws and churning out lies, propaganda etc over inanities...

EdCure:

You're trying too hard to impress yourself with frivolous and incongruent quibbles. Why don't you just afford yourself a little break before you wear out?

Close mindedness and illogical conclusions are not good attributes to adopt. Think across boards and give credit to those who clearly deserve it, or just maintain the golden silence if your ego dictates otherwise. That's the only way to get or maintain an iota of credibility as a critic.

Don't tell me you're not accorded some stipends for all these absurdities...cos it's debilitating.

I feel entertained, though.

Darlyton:


TRUE

Sanchez01:

Can't believe you've sank to the point of staying negative concerning Buhari's governance despite trying to hide the ugly headed bitterness all along.

Staying bitter at this administration will lead you nowhere. Nigerians never voted "transformational change", we voted change, now we have it. The same transformation you all preached after six years of stark mediocrity.

Just so you know, clamp downs started towards the end of GEJ's administration and we all knew it was for a purpose - a re-election. So do not say it was long before. You voted tautology (transformational change), we voted change.

Madness starts with a lone smile, funny actions and soliloquising before graduating into the market. I say congratulations for being a full time wailer now. I just hope you have the strength to do so for 8 years.

Back to the topic: Next will be Lagos. I'll be reporting some gas stations along Ikorodu road shortly. Good bless this effective administration.

MizMyColi:
Good for them, if true.
It's about time.

btw, the DPR seems to have been effectively carrying out their duties, [size=14pt]long before Buhari won the elections.[/size]

http://www.thisdaylive.com/articles/new-fuel-price-fallout-dpr-shuts-down-10-petrol-stations-in-kwara/199744/

http://www.informationng.com/2015/01/why-we-shut-60-petrol-stations-in-akwa-ibom-dpr.html

http://nationalmirroronline.net/new/nscdc-dpr-shut-petrol-stations-in-kaduna/

They have taken the fight to the centre, instead of wasting time and resources shutting stations.
Whether it is upstream, downstream, gas or laboratory sector that is found defaulting, they surely dance to the music.

So why making it seem like it's a novelty by saying

Can we now agree for once that the promised cosmetic change is a farce?
Isn't it becoming glaring that transformational change is the real deal?

MizMyColi:


Again, I ask....
What is the essence of a filling station without a depot, and what is the essence of a depot withing a filling station?

School me please.
No one is above learning.

Darlyton:


Truely i am convince now that PDP pay some deluded peeps to try and rubbish every effort of this administration via social media like nairaland, Fb, Twitter etc.. i have watch this very one closely today, all he those is wait for that news and counter.. its now clear... its a waste of time rsponding to thiere paid criticism..

Watch very closely you will see is same set of people that do this criticism and they respond to every single counter... obviously on the pay roll of PDP..

MizMyColi:


Too Late To Cry

MizMyColi:


Smile Jooorrrr
Will check out the songs.

omaojo1:


Hi Coli..... Its an unbiased fan here.

You have moved from the Coli we use to know since you decided to take political side on this board.

Being a new area of interest, you sound naive and most times far from the reality on ground.

You are far wiser than this and avoiding political discussions on this board will do you good.

Send me a PM if you don't mind and i'll talk you through some hard facts.

Many thanks...

I had typed a reply to be submitted here, but I think that a private reply would be better.
Except when I deem necessary, I think speaking from my heart is best done in private.
I will send you a PM.

However, for posterity's I would like to say here that for an area which you have interest in, it is far better to speak out when you think you ought to.
There's no better way to learn.
I think it's a case of garbage in, garbage out.

Would there be people who would laugh at you, and cuss you silly for spewing nonsense (which btw is their opinion)? YES
Would there be those who do not agree with you, but are patient enough to put you through and make you see things from their angle, from which you can draw a conclusion? YES.

On this thread, a lesson I've been trying to teach myself Almost Unsuccesfully has finally sunk in, thanks to one of those I was arguing debating with.
The lesson has absolutely nothing to do with the topic in discussion.....

I needn't go further, those who will tow my path in the days to come already catch my drift.

Now.....to sending you that PM

Caseless:



Na good old songs wey mature minds de listen to. Maybe Na why I think say u suppose hear am b dat.

Wizkid and davido people.

It would surprise you to know that I can only dance shoki on a computer or phone screen.
In other words, I am not a FAN

MizMyColi:


Again, I ask....
What is the essence of a filling station without a depot, and what is the essence of a depot withing a filling station?

School me please.
No one is above learning.

jaybee3:


There is absolutely nothing wrong in being strong opinionated and in fact it’s an attractive attribute BUT you need to understand the need to embed flexibility of approach when dealing with issues that have far reaching consequences.

There is a reason why team work is the number one competency that employers look for when recruiting. It’s always about the end result no matter how we get there so being rigid might be counterproductive when dealing with national issues.

The end point for us all is seeing Nigeria great again and I strongly believe any well-meaning Nigerian will support this ambition/collective goal since the benefits will be generational


PS: You do come across as someone that’s very smart but you really do need to be flexible with your approach and above all be open minded

emamos:
busted

Whynotthetruth:


If I were you, I will concentrate more on improving my sentence, tenses, and grammatical construction cum spellings to see if I will worth anybody's cheque by tomorrow ...Because at the moment, you need to seek a refund from whichever school you attended

MizMyColi:


Well, the way I see it, I think the DPR goes after whoever is found defaulting. In Jonathan's time, it was largely the filling stations.

ionsman:
This change is sweeter than orgasm......

coldFLARES1:
When you have the candour to accept instruction on a topic you seemingly have less grasp/inadequate knowledge, no sane person would call you a weakling. That said, do you realise most of these depot owners are the ones that got products' importation contracts from the govt, wherein they agreed to sell to filling station owners in such an arrangement that petrol could be retailed at 87 naira and draw whatever difference between between the ex-depot price and the landing costs through subsidy claims? It follows therefore that if these folks make subsidy claims and yet fail to sell to retailers at agreed ex-depot prices, then they are the bigger problem because the retailers simply fix their prices after considering the prices they got it from the depot, save for underdispensing.

Dharniel:


mehn, that was harsh...

vicadex07:

Hi there
I forgive you for your vituperations.

I think you should see this - it's from a book I've been reading.

Once pain takes over you, you want more pain, though you may say you don't desire pain, but look more closely at your feelings, you will discover that you are angling for more pain, at yourself, and others.
It is a rather unconscious act, for no sane person desires to inflict pain on themselves, how much more others.

Pain can only feed on more pain.
Pain cannot feed on joy or love, it is indigestible.

I refuse to feed your pain dear.
Have a nice evening

Whynotthetruth:


If I were you, I will concentrate more on improving my sentence, tenses, and grammatical construction cum spellings to see if I will worth anybody's cheque by tomorrow ...Because at the moment, you need to seek a refund from whichever school you attended

MizMyColi:


I get your angle.

It's just what I'm looking for clarity on is whether or not these filling stations are only guilty of the sin of under-dispensing.
Does it mean that they do not work in tandem with these depots, thereby ripping us off even more?