EternalTruths:
That is not an excuse.

Buhari should give it a trial and ensure that it can be imported through the Eastern ports so that traffic jam at Apapa wharf won't hinder the flow of the product all over the country.

So101:
you are funny oh! So if they buy at 145 they should sell at 240? that is a pure definition of exploitation do the maths! 95naira profit per litre meaning they make 3.8million a day on a good day to the detriment of the poor! if you can’t do the business it’s not by force but don’t come and be exploiting people and then play victim it’s a service not a get rich quick scheme

thambolo:

Sprumbabafather, I greet you.
Let us assume we the Igbos are being marginalized. The simple question is ‘whose fault?’ The problem with us is lack of unity; the Igbos don’t have one voice. When Mr. A is saying ‘Yes’, Mr. B will be saying ‘No’ because of his selfish interest.
Not less than one month now, the federal government signed $1b for the fight of Boko Haram and a few days later the Niger Deltans began to agitate for theirs. One voice: irrespective of whether the voice is for a good cause or not.
The Enugu NNPC depot at Emene is just a stone throw away from my house in Enugu. I know the havoc the shutting down of that depot has caused; from the issue of unemployment down to the scarcity of petroleum products in the South-East.
Imagine shutting down the Abuja NNPC depot or the Warri depot... And the only reason for shutting Enugu NNPC depot is due to pipeline vandalism. BIG LIE!!!
Are the pipelines used to supply other depots invincible ? Don’t they vandalize other pipelines ? Can’t the measures put in place to safeguard other pipelines be administered to the only NNPC depot in the South-East ?
It is quite unfortunate that majority ( though not all ) of the Igbos are self-centered...beginning from the deputy senate president,who is from Enugu.
I remember reading somewhere ( online newspaper ) in 2014/2015, that measures will be put in place to revive the Enugu NNPC depot. Only for a fresh government to come into power and PUFFFF!!!!
So many things I would have love to say about this topic... please, let’s do something about it

Vivere:

Buhari should give total deregulation of petrol, a trial? Without putting in place measures to prevent inflation from spiralling out of control, or measures to halt prices of goods and services from reaching the skies? Do you even understand the pros and cons surrounding deregulation of petrol?

Well, unless he is ready and willing to increase workers wages at the same time, to cushion the effect of such inflation....then he may take your advice.

EternalTruths:



My anger with Buhari is on this matter is his failure to set up Medium scale refineries as achieved by the Biafrans during the war.

Ojukwu, despite air, sea and land blockade, never had shortage of fuel.

This is one of the reasons why I see Buhari as disastrous idiot.

What Ojukwu achieved in the late 60s, Buhari can't achieve in this modern era.


Shame unto Buhari.

Xano:


Spin the wheel as you want.

If you read my posts, you would have understood I mentioned NNPC depots, NNPC price and trucking, not the amount per litre you wrote.

Good comprehension is important

nairavsdollars:
But the South East claim they have Oriental oil. Why cant they just build a refinery and sell oil at the price they want?

Sprumbabafather:
Is it impossible to repair the NNPC depot at Emene which had broken down since the past 14 years? Why must south east marketers be made to buy petrol in Warri, PH and Lagos.

This is marginalisation.

GavelSlam:
65 modular refinery licenses were issued when Buhari came into government in 2015 if I remember right.

Since the inception of privatisation and commercialisation government has moved away from setting up businesses .

The blame should be at the foot of private investors who have done nothing so far.

thambolo:

Sprumbabafather, I greet you.
Let us assume we the Igbos are being marginalized. The simple question is ‘whose fault?’ The problem with us is lack of unity; the Igbos don’t have one voice. When Mr. A is saying ‘Yes’, Mr. B will be saying ‘No’ because of his selfish interest.
Not less than one month now, the federal government signed $1b for the fight of Boko Haram and a few days later the Niger Deltans began to agitate for theirs. One voice: irrespective of whether the voice is for a good cause or not.
The Enugu NNPC depot at Emene is just a stone throw away from my house in Enugu. I know the havoc the shutting down of that depot has caused; from the issue of unemployment down to the scarcity of petroleum products in the South-East.
Imagine shutting down the Abuja NNPC depot or the Warri depot... And the only reason for shutting Enugu NNPC depot is due to pipeline vandalism. BIG LIE!!!
Are the pipelines used to supply other depots invincible ? Don’t they vandalize other pipelines ? Can’t the measures put in place to safeguard other pipelines be administered to the only NNPC depot in the South-East ?
It is quite unfortunate that majority ( though not all ) of the Igbos are self-centered...beginning from the deputy senate president,who is from Enugu.
I remember reading somewhere ( online newspaper ) in 2014/2015, that measures will be put in place to revive the Enugu NNPC depot. Only for a fresh government to come into power and PUFFFF!!!!
So many things I would have love to say about this topic... please, let’s do something about it

mikolo80:
when your man was there what did you do. Why do all your men build depot in Lagos. Abi your petrol owners are northerners

Sprumbabafather:


Sorry, I now remember Goodluck Jonathan is from Emene in Enugu state.

Anumanu.

mikolo80:
o he is no longer from biafra again. He is not your son again. Azikiwe is now a Yoruba name. I see