SeverusSnape:
I can see that Kachikwu is now infected with acute buhariasis

lomprico:
He kind'a have a point. Today in PH, dpr regulatory body shut a filling station for selling 180 per litre after d manager pleaded they were allowed to sell for 87 naira just 10minutes after d dpr guys left they started selling at 180 again.

Flets:

4. But most importantly, if statements like these should be coming from a man who Nigerians were looking up to end this scarcity menace permanently. ....... it clearly shows that this government has no blueprint or plan

SeverusSnape:
I can see that Kachikwu is now infected with acute buhariasis

simonlee:
This man doesn't know what we go through on that long queue everyday, that's why he's yarning that crap! Let me do and gerrara this confused country.

Flets:
Kachikwu is absolutely wrong on these statements a d APC needs be reminded that propaganda at this time is not acceptable

1. The APC party have consistently blamed the previous govt on similar events. Since when did it change that helpless Nigerians are tjo be held responsible? This is clearly lack of responsibility from the APC led govt.

2. Never in the past did APC acknowledge the action of Capital Oil as a noble feat but Kachikwu is quick to term him a hero now in an attempt to pass the buck to the marketers and Nigerians. This is clear hypocrisy

3. Except the few months leading to the exit of past Govt, GEJ's govt witnessed absence of fuel scarcity for a good part of his five years (festive periods inclusive). How come GEJ/ Deziani didn't go about blaming marketers and Nigerians? Wouldn't it be wise that the new govt take a clue from the previous?

Its laziness on the part of Kachikwu not to sustain the continous supply of refined products like his predecessor did. NNPC under Diezani was ahead of the marketers in the game. There was always sufficient stocks to checkmate the excesses of the marketers when they attempt to hoard.

4. But most importantly, if statements like these should be coming from a man who Nigerians were looking up to end this scarcity menace permanently. ....... it clearly shows that this government has no blueprint or plan

Erums:
he just Made common sense.... but everything revolves round rd he government

Kassidy90:

from a reasonable perspective the guy is right Nigerians are the problems of Nigeria

otokx:


DPR should have sealed the station after distributing the prices free of charge to all available Nigerians. DPR is part of the problem.

lomprico:
He kind'a have a point. Today in PH, dpr regulatory body shut a filling station for selling 180 per litre after d manager pleaded they were allowed to sell for 87 naira just 10minutes after d dpr guys left they started selling at 180 again.

chigoizie7:


What. Point? If DPR(FG agency) has been doing their jobs effectively , those hoarding petrol will and can never do it.

So, the blame is on FG/DPR for neglecting their duties. And not on common Nigerians for thinking about tomorrow in such an inconsistent/unpredictable economy.

Kachikwu does not want to take responsibility. And that is very bad. If u can't take responsibilities, how then can u move on effectively?

mightyhaze:
not jonathan again? I was meant to believe jonathans cluelessness' was responsible for all the flaws hitherto.oh. I get it,daurra can't do no wrong.it has 2 be sth/som1 else

Flets:
Kachikwu is absolutely wrong on these statements a d APC needs be reminded that propaganda at this time is not acceptable

1. The APC party have consistently blamed the previous govt on similar events. Since when did it change that helpless Nigerians are to be held responsible? This is clearly lack of responsibility from the APC led govt.

2. Never in the past did APC acknowledge the action of Capital Oil as a noble feat but Kachikwu is quick to term him a hero now in an attempt to pass the buck to the marketers and Nigerians. This is clear hypocrisy

3. Except the few months leading to the exit of past Govt, GEJ's govt witnessed absence of fuel scarcity for a good part of his five years (festive periods inclusive). How come GEJ/ Deziani didn't go about blaming marketers and Nigerians? Wouldn't it be wise that the new govt take a clue from the previous?

Its laziness on the part of Kachikwu not to sustain the continous supply of refined products like his predecessor did. NNPC under Diezani was ahead of the marketers in the game. There was always sufficient stocks to checkmate the excesses of the marketers when they attempt to hoard.

4. But most importantly, if statements like these should be coming from a man who Nigerians were looking up to end this scarcity menace permanently. ....... it clearly shows that this government has no blueprint or plan

Ephemmm:



Before you open your stinking mouth again, see what Nigerians suffered in the hand of Mr Clueless One to mention a few

2014 - http://www.vanguardngr.com/2014/03/fuel-scarcity-fg-owing-us-9-months-subsidy-ipman/

2013 - http://www.vanguardngr.com/2013/12/fuel-scarcity-looms-oil-workers-insist-strike/

2012 - http://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/106743-fuel-scarcity-may-continue-till-2013-nnpc-official.html

2012 - https://www.nairaland.com/877831/why-fuel-scarcity

2012 - http://hotnaijanews.com/tag/fuel-scarcity-in-nigeria/

2012 - http://www.pmnewsnigeria.com/2012/03/05/fuel-scarcity-hits-lagos-ibadan/

2010 - http://www.medwelljournals.com/fulltext/?doi=sscience.2010.113.121

January 2010 - https://www.nairaland.com/626482/fuel-scarcity-abuja

December, 2009 - https://www.nairaland.com/368982/why-fuel-scarcity-may-persist

16 years of deception. 16 years of window decoration and dressing. 16 of impunity. 16 years of evil. How can change come in 6months

lomprico:
He kind'a have a point. Today in PH, dpr regulatory body shut a filling station for selling 180 per litre after d manager pleaded they were allowed to sell for 87 naira just 10minutes after d dpr guys left they started selling at 180 again.

Alaanyihaji:
Thanks for the above links, reminding us of the aggressive and potent power of the press that brought down the PDP when their time was up. Luckily for the governing APC, the control of majority of these media houses by their controlling partners has reduced the publicity of the current grave situation. Some of those articles quoted were speculative and at no time of those period was the gravity of the situation as bad as now.
However, we hope and pray that this will not be the norm of the next few years, if the honorable minister of state can be this insensitive in blaming the expectant Nigerians for the situation.

timawoku:
tampico congrats!!!


You are one of the very few people whose comment make sense...

Dangote brought down the price of cement to N1000 with the hope that it would help reduce rent, more affordable to build house, etc. The selfish eediots are still selling for N1700 just to capitalise on profit, we are the major problem of ourselves because we don't love each other...

mazzi:
Ewoooo! From oga jona to innocent nigerians?

Flets:

Sincerely, he just made non-sense

henryutd:
Animals.
Kaekwensu.
I hate lies. How can I continue with APC till 2019? God help me and my country.