Keneking:


What part of the report did you not understand?

omohayek:
It's good to see Kachikwu openly state the true solution to the perennial fuel shortages: deregulation and privatization. This isn't the first time he's saying it - I remember him suggesting it more than 6 months ago, only to shut up after Buhari made clear his opposition - but I hope that Kachikwu's bringing it up now is a sign that the old coup plotter in Aso Rock has finally accepted that there is no other long-term solution.

The pity is that it should have taken this stubborn old man so long, and so much needless mass suffering, to finally accept that his more-qualified subordinates might actually know what they're talking about. A politician who had bothered to do his economics homework during his 30 years in the wilderness would already have understood what was required on his first day in office, and 9 months would have been more than enough time for the private sector to step up to the challenge if Buhari had given the go-ahead right after assuming office.

lonelydora:
Wednesday na tomorrow ooooo. E no far again.


Please I don't want to regret voting for PMB. My friends are now making a mockery of me.

I can relate

Quakertellicus1:


You are right.

But you know what happened last time deregulation was suggested.

Nigerians went out to the streets protesting.

And all politicians saw and took note.

The same idea was mooted in 2006.....and most Nigerians cried out that the govt was being too insensitive.

So long as we cannot get rid of our psychological addiction to low fuel prices at the pump.....

adonismuller:
He will deny it....


Except he's not related to APC



Btw....
Am I the only one who have noticed that even with all these restiveness in the country "the minister of petroleum" (Buhari) has not even bothered to address the nation?


Is it that he don't care about the populace or going abroad to charge his phone is more important?


Well,I hope the ZOMBIES are enjoying the CHAINge?


Once a soldier always a soldier...GENERAL MOHAMADU Buhari

Keneking:
But where is lalasticlala sef...

Jonathan could not build a strategic reserve in the last administration. Great job Kachukwu...tomorrow is already here just 12hours from now.

Jonathan was paying the operators directly from the Treasury. But now, funds are being sourced elsewhere.

Under Jonathan, PPPRA always finger the price template and award subsidy to operators most times but now there are plans to professionalise the service.

Abeg Nwayi Owerri put two plates of Nkwobi for me. Make vex no wound person. Jonathan sef

luvinhubby:
We have heard too many deadlines, just shut up & give us fuel.

chimah3:
When I said this man was stewpeed...
He denied that he said such earlier
Now he is re-saying it cus he has seen the queues are no more.

So we should clap for him


Stewpeed man!!!

Keneking:
But where is lalasticlala sef...

Jonathan could not build a strategic reserve in the last administration. Great job Kachukwu...tomorrow is already here just 12hours from now.

Jonathan was paying the operators directly from the Treasury. But now, funds are being sourced elsewhere.

Under Jonathan, PPPRA always finger the price template and award subsidy to operators most times but now there are plans to professionalise the service.

Abeg Nwayi Owerri put two plates of Nkwobi for me. Make vex no wound person. Jonathan sef

Raphaelmary:
na today nah, abeg d tin don end?