Doug07034780891:



Hmmm...won't I comit suicide now?.

I have very good ropes for you in different sizes. I also give discounts. Kill yourself. We won't miss you.

Abagworo:
Absolute nonsense. Most of those filling stations were there before people built houses around them hence they obtained genuine building permit. What government should do is to ensure they adhere to maximum safety standards and not this hypocritical showmanship.

In a couple of years the space around this new petrol station will be filled with residential houses. When it happens will you blame the station owner?

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You made a very valid point there.

FKO81:

We are discussing Anambra not Kastina

So you're NOT aware that there are mosques in Anambra state?

Mrbigman1:


For east?

Yes

dich:


I totally agree with you on this. It is so so wrongfully sighted. Imagine if there was a fire disaster there, it will triple the one that happened last week at dmgs roundabout.
Meanwhile in asaba, petrol stations are built right inside streets with residential apartments. I just can't understand why the state authorities approve such stations in asaba.
Delta state government should wake up.

Crazy... no regulations, people just do anything they want. I have seen a clinic built inside a fuel station in anambra, somewhere in ekwulobia