Gboliwe:


The broom carrying witches won't tell you kerosene is literally "out of stock" in Nigeria. I was broke some two weeks ago and said to buy 10ltrs of kero as against refilling my 12.5kg cylinder. I figured it was cheaper till I got my feet back. I travelled far and wide looking for this essential commodity, I didn't find. I was forced to "borrow" from another allocation to refill my gas. Few days later, it started selling for N180 a litre. That's how much we have fallen

atlwireles:


This is the sad reality, yet the lying and pathetic sai chanters have all lost your tongue. Even petrol is a pain to buy.

django1:
Many filling stations on Ibadan now sell pms at 87 naira. Probably in the south east they have short supply of fuel due to distance so they still sell at higher rates.

Gboliwe:


Lo @ distance. Chai! South East, see your life!

guntranno:


Why do you seems so aggressive?

I told you I buy fuel @ N87... You shld av asked your question of where before you start calling sm1 a Lair.

To make it clear, I reside in Abuja not Sautyeast nor sautsaut...

fx45:
And you think because you buy fuel at N87 in Abuja, same applies to the rest of the country? You can't be serious... By the way how much is the current pump price of kerosene? Or don't you buy kerosene?

9jii:

Miss leading Title to the people who don't read the details.
The news said things well get better b4 the end of 1st qtr of 2016.

And if your brothers decided to hike the price in the SE to blackmail this gov.its your problem completely.

And the Op must be igbo

Beremx:
This is the kind of news TANoids love to hear.

If the refineries fail to refine crude oil,then the blame should go to Jonathan. After all, president Muhammadu Buhari never took glory for what TANoids have been claiming is Jonathan's achievements.

fx45:
And you think because you buy fuel at N87 in Abuja, same applies to the rest of the country? You can't be serious... By the way how much is the current pump price of kerosene? Or don't you buy kerosene?

erico2k2:
ABJ abi, let us wait and hear from ABJ people, we will confirm

Gboliwe:


The broom carrying witches won't tell you kerosene is literally "out of stock" in Nigeria. I was broke some two weeks ago and said to buy 10ltrs of kero as against refilling my 12.5kg cylinder. I figured it was cheaper till I got my feet back. I travelled far and wide looking for this essential commodity, I didn't find. I was forced to "borrow" from another allocation to refill my gas. Few days later, it started selling for N180 a litre. That's how much we have fallen

django1:
Many filling stations in Ibadan now sell pms at 87 naira. Probably in the south east they have short supply of fuel due to distance so they still sell at higher rates.

mrmetoo1:
When I told you guys to leave the wailers to take the credit for the refineries, some of you disagreed with me. Now most of them are now backtracking and saying this news is a failure of Buhari's government.

Just watch, if tomorrow another news headline reads "refineries now fully operational", they'll say it's GEJ that miraculously made it start working again.

Funny thing is, the headline is misleading because more was said in the bottom part of the article

guntranno:


Kerosene? I don't buy kerosene... You that make use of Kero shld tell us how much you buy it

fx45:
98% of Nigerians use kerosene. It's not about me, it's about the majority of the populace. When next you go to buy your N87 petrol, make out time to ask the pump attendant how much kerosene is sold.

guntranno:


You've gat voovoozela... Pls call dem on board

fx45:
98% of Nigerians use kerosene. It's not about me, it's about the majority of the populace. When next you go to buy your N87 petrol, make out time to ask the pump attendant how much kerosene is sold.

1miccza:



Bro where in Ibadan are you referring to because i came in from Ibadan some days ago and i'm sorry to say that was not the case?

django1:


Many places bro, I'm sure of all bovas filling stations (dugbe and total garden for certain), I've bought at fatgbems and a couple of stations at apata and oluyole. There are still some selling above pump price but like I said, many already sell at 87 naira with no queue at all.

fx45:
What kind of improvement? Fuel sells for N110 almost everywhere. What nonsense are you talking about?

1miccza:



Then that's happening only in Ibadan here in Lagos and Ogun you hardly find those selling at 100 or even 105,and it's da same in a whole lot of states..

coolbis:
its same in lag here bro, 87naira confirmed and no queue at all

coolbis:
fuel has never sold for an official pump price in the SE, so y blame PMB.

coolbis:
fuel has never sold for an official pump price in the SE, so y blame PMB.

Sincere9gerian:
It seems we have a super-clueless govt that can't even manage ongoing projects inherited from it's predecessor

Since May 29, we've not been able to buy fuel at govt approved #87 in the whole of the south east and many other parts of the country. Prices fluctuates between #105 and 110. Even NNPC Mega stations now hardly ever have fuel. It seems we're back to the dark era (obj and yar adua era) when govt subsidized fuel for only Lagos and Abuja, while the rest of Nigeria should go and die.

In the last regime, we bought fuel at govt approved prices for the most part, except during rare general fuel scarcity. Using public fund to subsidize fuel for only Lagos and Abuja, and maybe a few other cities, cannot be said to be fair. It's either the subsidy goes round, as much as possible or they scrap it entirely. And it is possible to go round because it went round in the last regime, just that govt will have to pay more for fuel subsidy because more volumes will obviously be needed.

This govt should get down to work already and roll out it's programmes and policies rather expend energy and scarce resources on propaganda and trying to lay claim to projects and programmes of the last administration

tuniski:
the question is ; what is the Selling price of pms from our refineries? If subsidy is paid on imported products, is it being Paid locally too?these people are just deceiving themselves. Since we became self sufficient in cement production, it has never been cheaper. What then is the hype?

Sincere9gerian:

Shameless liar! Do you live in the southeast? I've lived in the southeast for almost 2 decades. Fuel sold for govt approved price in the whole of southeast all thru the last regime, except during rare period of general scarcity. In fact, at a certain point, we bought fuel #1 less than govt approved price.

God punish all liars

jpphilips:



The lower the intl. crude price, the less subsidy you pay on locally refined products, at present, I think there should be no subsidy for locally refined products because the price of crude is pretty low.

jpphilips:



Where does the petrol sold in the south east come from? so we can calculate the cost to know how much you pay, to say you have lived in the SE for 2 decades and bought PMS at the Govt rate throughout the last regime is not only a lie but also a mockery of your own sensibilities.
Sometimes when you want to criticize, don't leave your brain at home.
With the structure on ground now, petrol cannot sell at government rate in the southeast except at mega stations, whether you even understand the structure on ground is another story for the gods.
Sometimes you are more useful when you shut the fvck up!!

fx45:
98% of Nigerians use kerosene. It's not about me, it's about the majority of the populace. When next you go to buy your N87 petrol, make out time to ask the pump attendant how much kerosene is sold.