hucienda:
abeg.. dear lord, who swear for this country?? who we offend??

otokx:


whether we dance or not, the whole thing is affecting us.

ogaJona:
God please forgive us for voting this fools

rozayx5:


http://www.punchng.com/vessel-delay-worsens-fuel-scarcity/

franciskaine:
Hmmm, we sure need a long term solution. Fix our refineries and stop the importation of petrol. If building refineries is too expensive, let the FG borrow and build and then sell them off. I personally won't vote for Buhari if by 2019 Nigeria still imports fuel. Nigeria has a comparative advantage in crude oil extraction and production, and that we must maximise for our benefit not the other way round.

jpphilips:
Kachikwu should go for leadership training, he is smart no doubt but he has no depth in information dissemination, look at that press release and tell me if it makes any sense.

First, you don't have strategic reserves so no shock absorbers for any supply shortfall, what are you doing about it?

Second, PPRA will have to increase pump price not to reflect eventualities in the global crude price like you claimed after all, crude price is dipping further, but the fact that you are returning the marketers you sacked previously since it has dawned on you that NNPC can not maintain supply 100%.
It was not a mis calculation on your part because you hoped that the refineries will supply 40% while NNPC imports 60% a capacity you thought was sustainable not till miscreants in the creek bombed off the two refineries feedstock lines thereby squashing your plans for 40%.

You have tried 100% supply last month and you have realized how disastrous it turned out and now you have returned the marketers who will present unrealistic margins that will attract another form of subsidy, the least of it being exchange differentials, once the CBN delays their forex requests, they are gonna source it from the black market which will soar their subsidy demands so you must brace for this challenge.

You intend to bridge the margin by increasing pump price, that will have serious political consequences because nobody will listen to increased price at a lower crude price.

Again, if the CBN continues to supply forex to them, it will mount serious pressure on our balance of trade and I tell you it is not sustainable which will bring us back to the circus where we started.
The only chance we have of having import availability with less Forex pressure is implementing the DSDP you proposed two months ago, I did not read when it is going to be implemented.

This half half information is not helping the image of this administration, you need to talk to Nigerians like kids because these PDP urchins are not far from m0r0ns.

TANTUMERGO007:
see as God they fight our(PDP) battle for us

grayht:
So na Mt. Mersk
Kalea and Mt. Alizea be the vessels wey carry the petrol... Hope the vessels never fail brake for sea

inme:
I bought 30ltrs of Fuel for 8k yesterday.
O boy dis country don be as e get ohh

jpphilips:
Kachikwu should go for leadership training, he is smart no doubt but he has no depth in information dissemination, look at that press release and tell me if it makes any sense.

First, you don't have strategic reserves so no shock absorbers for any supply shortfall, what are you doing about it?

Second, PPRA will have to increase pump price not to reflect eventualities in the global crude price like you claimed after all, crude price is dipping further, but the fact that you are returning the marketers you sacked previously since it has dawned on you that NNPC can not maintain supply 100%.
It was not a mis calculation on your part because you hoped that the refineries will supply 40% while NNPC imports 60% a capacity you thought was sustainable not till miscreants in the creek bombed off the two refineries feedstock lines thereby squashing your plans for 40%.

You have tried 100% supply last month and you have realized how disastrous it turned out and now you have returned the marketers who will present unrealistic margins that will attract another form of subsidy, the least of it being exchange differentials, once the CBN delays their forex requests, they are gonna source it from the black market which will soar their subsidy demands so you must brace for this challenge.

You intend to bridge the margin by increasing pump price, that will have serious political consequences because nobody will listen to increased price at a lower crude price.

Again, if the CBN continues to supply forex to them, it will mount serious pressure on our balance of trade and I tell you it is not sustainable which will bring us back to the circus where we started.
Our only chance of having import availability with less Forex pressure is implementing the DSDP you proposed two months ago, I did not read when it is going to be implemented.

This half half information is not helping the image of this administration, you need to talk to Nigerians like kids because these PDP urchins are not far from m0r0ns.

rozayx5:


http://www.punchng.com/vessel-delay-worsens-fuel-scarcity/

obailala:
I absolutely agree with you. It not just the PDP wailers that don't understand these things, I also do not have a clue what Kachikwu keeps blabbing about. I believe there's a way these things can be communicated effectively to douse public tension. This government is obviously very incompetent when it comes to information dissemination, most information sharing seems to be done by just supporters online who have no direct link with government. Sometimes I even wonder whether we still have an information ministry.

Lilimax:
I like your constructive comment but was almost put off in your summary on the last paragraph
These much needed explanation is for all Nigerians and not only the 'PDP urchins'. A lot of Nigerian that shouted 'Sai Baba' by this time last year are currently regretting their actions one way or the other as a result of current realities.
The earlier Nigerians are told the truth of what is happening the better for us instead of shifting the whole blames to the last administration.
Nobody is interested in such bullcrap any longer

DedeNkem:
Nigeria is number 8 oil producer in the world while number 1 in Africa and yet it's the ONLY country in the world that has an endemic fuel scarcity! Even non-oil producing countries don't have this problem!.

We produce crude, sell to other countries to refine (we have 4 refineries they purposedly let to rot) and then corrupt marketers import the refined product back to Nigeria, collect billions of dollars in "subsidy" from the government for nothing and hoard the fuel to inflate the price before selling it to the public!

This is the biggest legalized looting in Nigeria today.
Repairing our refineries will ultimately end our fuel scarcity problem forever and make fuel price very cheap but the corrupt marketers and their corrupt political backers don't want this to happen.

Glorealluv:
Dis fuel scarcity will last till may jst as kachukwu had first announced, dey jst forced him 2 lie 2 nigerians abt it ending on 7th April, nd we all bliv in d lie, dis govt knows we lyk LIES more dan TRUTH

jpphilips:


The PDP urchins don't care about any explanations truth or lie, I wrote for people who have common sense not them, the Minister is drifting towards confusing the government not just the masses alone.
His plans are excellent but he has a problem saying it to the understanding of normal people, is he a professor?

RedCapChief:

The government will soon increase the pump price of petrol.

rozayx5:


http://www.punchng.com/vessel-delay-worsens-fuel-scarcity/

inme:
I bought 30ltrs of Fuel for 8k yesterday.

O boy dis country don be as e get ohh