amjoseph19:
Same old buhari, once a dictator always a dictator. The issue of fuel scarcity or price hyped have been going on for over 2 weeks now. But the president have issue no statement concerning it, the self impose minister of petroleum have said nothing. But if it was to tell the world how much GEJ administration allegedly stole, he won't waste a damn time. His aids, lai mohammed and oshomole would have issue 100 public statement each about it within few hours.
Why harassing those poor marketers, don't beat them with force, beat them with intelligence. Just like GEJ did in the agricultural sector. No one forced them to sale a bag at a reasonable price even during xmas. he set everything in place that will make you as a marketer impossible to hike your price.
If this is the change I was promised, I will rather have GEJ corruption they wanted the world to believe.

hush15:


Fuel retailers don't get subsidies. It is bulk importers that get something not the man retailing it to make ends meet.

enigma2007:


So its not criminal to hoard products? Moreover, i don't think that sector is fully deregulated hence why the govt can intervene.

Berrylite:
I as much as I discourage goading of petroleum products, I condem the action of DPR. This is not constitutional and if the owners of the facility get the mind, they need to go to court and seek redress.

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Which kind yeye redress or na bluedress be that.

Under whose authority are they operating. Who gave them licence and who subsidize the petrol..FG

Now, are they in the position to call the shot at the detriment of the masses,when the main boss says otherwise.

Madam. Under section 52,sub section 24 of the 1890 constitution of kind james version. I here by declear your claim unfounded,baseless and striken out of court.


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Berrylite:
I as much as I discourage goading of petroleum products, I condem the action of DPR. This is not constitutional and if the owners of the facility get the mind, they need to go to court and seek redress.

Keneking:
Great

- 2300 litres of petrol can sustain only 115 vehicles @ 20 litres per/vehicle
- 115 vehicles covering 10 KM per day would use the free fuel for an average of 10 days
- At least 35 vehicles would return to fuel stations by the fifth day...searching for free fuel in other outlets.
- The station would have lost 2,300 * N87 = N200,100 only
- The cost of a trailer of fuel is N2,871,000 only
- There is no loss whatsoever
- A commercial driver can make as much as N25,000 with the free fuel

anonimi:


Government price CONTROLS over something it does not supply ABUNDANTLY itself directly to consumers and users is a recipe for DISASTER.
I tell you that it is only a matter of time before the seeds of cluelessness that Buhari is sowing become even more manifest beyond the current NEGATIVE and declining economic indicators.
Just a matter of time.

Ask yourself, as a businessman how would you react and run your business in an environment of steeply rising costs?
How

Berrylite:
I as much as I discourage goading of petroleum products, I condem the action of DPR. This is not constitutional and if the owners of the facility get the mind, they need to go to court and seek redress.

Keneking:
Great

- 2300 litres of petrol can sustain only 115 vehicles @ 20 litres per/vehicle
- 115 vehicles covering 10 KM per day would use the free fuel for an average of 10 days
- At least 35 vehicles would return to fuel stations by the fifth day...searching for free fuel in other outlets.
- The station would have lost 2,300 * N87 = N200,100 only
- The cost of a trailer of fuel is N2,871,000 only
- There is no loss whatsoever
- A commercial driver can make as much as N25,000 with the free fuel

Berrylite:
I as much as I discourage goading of petroleum products, I condem the action of DPR. This is not constitutional and if the owners of the facility get the mind, they need to go to court and seek redress.

meforyou1:
that filling station should sue DPR immediately. why not force the filling station to sell rather than dashing fuel they bought with money.
nigerians sef. that's why we want biafra and do away with all this nonsense going on in this country

onyedikachukwue:
End time wickedness
Is buhari d one that bought it for them

onyedikachukwue:
End time wickedness
Is buhari d one that bought it for them

amjoseph19:
Same old buhari, once a dictator always a dictator. The issue of fuel scarcity or price hyped have been going on for over 2 weeks now. But the president have issue no statement concerning it, the self impose minister of petroleum have said nothing. But if it was to tell the world how much GEJ administration allegedly stole, he won't waste a damn time. His aids, lai mohammed and oshomole would have issue 100 public statement each about it within few hours.
Why harassing those poor marketers, don't beat them with force, beat them with intelligence. Just like GEJ did in the agricultural sector. No one forced them to sale a bag at a reasonable price even during xmas. he set everything in place that will make you as a marketer impossible to hike your price.
If this is the change I was promised, I will rather have GEJ corruption they wanted the world to believe.

hush15:


When you want to control hoarding, you don't go to the retailer. You go to the wholesaler who are the marketers that run the depots and fuel farms to make the product available and at the right price.

When you distribute fuel somebody bought for 86 naira excluding lifting charges, for free. How much are Nigerians expect in him to sell after all the running cost. We are not asking the right questions but out of desperation, supporting the wrong deeds. Again, the problem is not the retailer who can't sell below the price he got fuel because he wants to make fuel available to people but government who are not making sure the fuel is in excess supply. If it were me, I won't sell to. I might keep my fuel atleast till I know I can get my returns on investment. Dashing Nigerians fuels is not the way to go. Nigerians will be happy while they killing another set of Nigerians future cos at that rate, a lot of stations wouldn't rather stock up till they are sure of getting what they can sell at the price Nigerians want and if they don't stock up, no salary. No salary means no more work. No work, back to the labour market.

meforyou1:
that filling station should sue DPR immediately. why not force the filling station to sell rather than dashing fuel they bought with money.
nigerians sef. that's why we want biafra and do away with all this nonsense going on in this country

amjoseph19:
Same old buhari, once a dictator always a dictator. The issue of fuel scarcity or price hyped have been going on for over 2 weeks now. But the president have issue no statement concerning it, the self impose minister of petroleum have said nothing. But if it was to tell the world how much GEJ administration allegedly stole, he won't waste a damn time. His aids, lai mohammed and oshomole would have issue 100 public statement each about it within few hours.
Why harassing those poor marketers, don't beat them with force, beat them with intelligence. Just like GEJ did in the agricultural sector. No one forced them to sale a bag at a reasonable price even during xmas. he set everything in place that will make you as a marketer impossible to hike your price.
If this is the change I was promised, I will rather have GEJ corruption they wanted the world to believe.

Berrylite:
I as much as I discourage goading of petroleum products, I condem the action of DPR. This is not constitutional and if the owners of the facility get the mind, they need to go to court and seek redress.

hush15:


When you want to control hoarding, you don't go to the retailer. You go to the wholesaler who are the marketers that run the depots and fuel farms to make the product available and at the right price.

When you distribute fuel somebody bought for 86 naira excluding lifting charges, for free. How much are Nigerians expect in him to sell after all the running cost. We are not asking the right questions but out of desperation, supporting the wrong deeds. Again, the problem is not the retailer who can't sell below the price he got fuel because he wants to make fuel available to people but government who are not making sure the fuel is in excess supply. If it were me, I won't sell to. I might keep my fuel atleast till I know I can get my returns on investment. Dashing Nigerians fuels is not the way to go. Nigerians will be happy while they killing another set of Nigerians future cos at that rate, a lot of stations wouldn't rather stock up till they are sure of getting what they can sell at the price Nigerians want and if they don't stock up, no salary. No salary means no more work. No work, back to the labour market.

Lucialovely:
please there should try it in my state

dantori:


we shall be willing and eager to go to your state, which state is that?

arsetalks:
You people are just a disgrace and would never say the truth.

Let me ask you,

1. Did the marketers collect subsidy and refuse to sell?

2. Is what the marketers doing making the situation of the nation worst or not?

Why do you all because of hate for one man refuse to acknowledge the good he does? Before GEJ left, was there fuel scarcity or not? Did he do anything tangible to lesen the pain of you and I?

Learn to say the truth. It won't hurt you.

Now go on and haurle abuses at me as expected.

DropShot:

Hmmm! But they bought from major reseller for selling to the public and not for hoarding. Not so?

Berrylite:
I as much as I discourage goading of petroleum products, I condem the action of DPR. This is not constitutional and if the owners of the facility get the mind, they need to go to court and seek redress.