What morally right has this man to stop fuel retailers . God punish devil !

Where are all these hypocritical self acclaimed activist that rose up during Jonathan's Government

mimzy:


[size=18pt]IF there is no fuel scarcity, there won't be any need for black market . Or how do you expect people to fuel their generators [/size]

NO LIGHT
NO FUEL

Oga mi .....Make una use sense now.

Bleep this stupid muthafucka.

Does he want to tell us he carries his 60kva generator to the station?

Fucker is looking for money for the thugs in black

Rogue top cop, I smell eye service with my ear here. Arrant nonsense and an attempt to further the sufferings of the common man at the mercy of the mighty led by bubufuel. Who he epp Receive sense oga olokpa @ the top!

ok

Why is he not talking about what's happening in Enugu ?

See talk..... sign of incompetency. What have you done about Fulani Herdsmen?

does it mean that we are not going to buy fuel again for our generator?

This IGP still get April fool hangover since April 1,
We still understand am during the harmattan season but now wey weather na 30+ degree centrigrade, Nepa never give us like for the past 7 days and you say make we no buy fuel for keg, something is wrong with this man.

Heeyhun:
can we sha buy in polybags?

lol smartie

Malawian:
is there a valid law that criminalizes buying fuel in galons? or is our law enforcement agents now making laws for us? abeg, who this country never tire?

my brother i don tire oh..., i dey plan pack come meet you for Malawi.

reportnaijanews:
Concerned by untold suffering as well as hazard emanating from the activities of black marketers, especially those who sell petroleum products inside plastic containers/jerry-cans, the Inspector-General of Police, IGP Solomon E. Arase, has directed all Zonal Assistant Inspectors-General of Police and FCT/State Commands Commissioners of Police to arrest anybody found selling petrol and other petroleum products in plastic container.

The IGP, who issued the directives in Abuja on Monday, April 25, said apart from the hardship this act is causing to fuel buyers, it has also rendered some innocent and law abiding citizens homeless due to fire outbreak from jerry-can petrol storage.

He noted that fuel products such as petrol are highly flammable and if not stored and handled properly, can seriously endanger people, property and the environment. While warning fuel attendants at filling stations to desist from selling petrol inside jerry-can/plastic container, the Inspector-General of Police said both the buyers and the sellers of the products will be arrested and prosecuted under the law.

The IGP, while assuring Nigerians of the Police readiness to fulfill its constitutional mandate, appealed for a more cordial relationship between the Police and the public.

source
http://www.reportnaija.com/2016/04/igp-orders-arrest-and-prosecution-of.html

This man dey mad

I dnt blame the man. Am definitely sure he knows not the fuel price

Story for the gods

But why is this fools that calls himself IGP empty headed like every other korofo. So they are indirectly banning people from fueling their generator. No be so? Why are these black uniformed men daft like this? Why does the black man enjoy to see the other black suffering instead of allieviating the hardship.

This Solomon Arase must be a drunk. Now that you have declared war on those who buy fuels in jerrycans to help provide light for themselves in their generator since your govt can not provide it, Now that you have raised the anger level of the populace, hope you won't shout when the people now turn against you-their tomentors.

It is a pity brainless people have the highest life span in nigeria and Solomon Arase is one.

I think the IGP has given a very myopic directive.
In the light of the prevailing fuel scarcity and untold hardship it has brought, the IGP is trying to ensure that the nation is left in darkness perpetually. This only increases criminal activities which are mainly under the cover of darkness. Consequently there'll be an increase in casualty figures suffered both by citizens and men of the police force.
Secondly I wonder how many people will have to take their generators along to the fuel station however large, and it's health implications.
Lastly, just imagine the multiplier effect on how the even more myopic men of the force will interpret this. ..food for the boys! Very soon, Policemen on stop and search operations will be looking out for jerrycans, be it filled or empty and then on to "partikola".
..I used to think that the top echelon of the police were made up of strategic thinkers.

I blame u, dat means dos of us without cars is not entitled to fuel.....rubbish.

any black uniform man wey try to harass me with my keg wey I dey use fuel my ibeta pass my neighbor, na dat day we go reach abuja

Foolish people. So how do we cope without light?

So, what happens to generators and grinding machine owners?

They should keep carrying their machines to filling stations?

I wonder why these government agencies just keep flexing muscles over irrelevant things.

JoeBlocks:
By going to the filling statioon with their generators and cars... Duhhhhh

This man is no different than a roadside police officer that collects bribe from okada riders. Useless law, put your house in order b4 you set the rules oga police.

ozy4christ:
Stupid fg.he cant order d prosecution of fulaniherdsmen dat kill innocent souls but 2 prosecute ppl dat are doing business. If u a in hurry wont u buy black market instead of wasting ur whole day on a que abi wetin self.nonsense

It has advantage and disadvantage.

1. It helps you in a hurry

2. It makes the filling stations not to sell during the day to motorists but at night to black marketers.

3. It causes fire out break often


Choose you this day the otpion you want.

Adewummy007:
Who will buy from them if it is readily available at filling stations ?

good question

reportnaijanews:
Concerned by untold suffering as well as hazard emanating from the activities of black marketers, especially those who sell petroleum products inside plastic containers/jerry-cans, the Inspector-General of Police, IGP Solomon E. Arase, has directed all Zonal Assistant Inspectors-General of Police and FCT/State Commands Commissioners of Police to arrest anybody found selling petrol and other petroleum products in plastic container.

The IGP, who issued the directives in Abuja on Monday, April 25, said apart from the hardship this act is causing to fuel buyers, it has also rendered some innocent and law abiding citizens homeless due to fire outbreak from jerry-can petrol storage.

He noted that fuel products such as petrol are highly flammable and if not stored and handled properly, can seriously endanger people, property and the environment. While warning fuel attendants at filling stations to desist from selling petrol inside jerry-can/plastic container, the Inspector-General of Police said both the buyers and the sellers of the products will be arrested and prosecuted under the law.

The IGP, while assuring Nigerians of the Police readiness to fulfill its constitutional mandate, appealed for a more cordial relationship between the Police and the public.

source
http://www.reportnaija.com/2016/04/igp-orders-arrest-and-prosecution-of.html

So how would people generate power for themselves since you people have sent Nigeria back to the stone age where there's no power..,Shame!!! Shame!!! Shame!!! To the federal govt and our leaders!

stupid IG... police buy for jerican for my presence before

God will save we Nigerians

reportnaijanews:
Concerned by untold suffering as well as hazard emanating from the activities of black marketers, especially those who sell petroleum products inside plastic containers/jerry-cans, the Inspector-General of Police, IGP Solomon E. Arase, has directed all Zonal Assistant Inspectors-General of Police and FCT/State Commands Commissioners of Police to arrest anybody found selling petrol and other petroleum products in plastic container.

The IGP, who issued the directives in Abuja on Monday, April 25, said apart from the hardship this act is causing to fuel buyers, it has also rendered some innocent and law abiding citizens homeless due to fire outbreak from jerry-can petrol storage.

He noted that fuel products such as petrol are highly flammable and if not stored and handled properly, can seriously endanger people, property and the environment. While warning fuel attendants at filling stations to desist from selling petrol inside jerry-can/plastic container, the Inspector-General of Police said both the buyers and the sellers of the products will be arrested and prosecuted under the law.

The IGP, while assuring Nigerians of the Police readiness to fulfill its constitutional mandate, appealed for a more cordial relationship between the Police and the public.

source
http://www.reportnaija.com/2016/04/igp-orders-arrest-and-prosecution-of.html

Rubbish.

The police does not make laws.

Secondly, there are bigger issues affecting Nigeria and Jerry can petrol is the least of it.

Come oooo.... Them full festac, apple junction and beyond.... Fedtac is their headquarters!!

but on a 2nd thought Na only Dem de sell ooo. Fuel stations no gree sell again