CodeTemplar:
Sell cars and buy bikes and solar system.

sisisioge:
Trekking sha....all of us go dey healthy last last

Meerahbel:
is currently expensive

billionman:
Copy and paste

slawomir:
Damnnn niggar
The thing is not funny

My lexus Es 350 full tank I normally fill with sixteen thousand is now thirty six thousand naira

Yesterday I was about to book God is good motor for my cousin sister from Benin to abuja...only for me to see the prices to be 27,000k
I shock

billionman:
Copy and paste

Meerahbel:
*Life after petrol-subsidy removal*

*There is no provision for fuel subsidy in the next budget. Prepare to cushion the effect of its removal.*

*1. Register your children and wards in schools at trekking distance from your house.*

*2. Patronize neighbourhood shops and market.*

*3. Attend neighbourhood places of worship.*

*4. Workers cooperatives should purchase vehicles to convey members to and from work at below commercial rate.*

*5. Many of the issues for which you move around can be settled on the phone.*

*6. Embrace virtual meetings.*

*7. Total distance not more than 5km to-fro should be trekked. Trekking is good for health.*

*8. Think of more innovative ways of reducing your exposure to PMS (Petrol or Gas) economy.*

As funny as some of these may sound, it might be helpful 😂

JuanDeDios:

I agree with bolded. It's a brilliant write-up.

CodeTemplar:
better than N50k for hundred litres.

Nbote:
There's a whole lot that hasn't made sense ever since this thieves started talking about removing subsidy. NNPC have been the sole importers of petrol into this country since 2016 after the last administration came in. So who are they paying subsidy claims to? Remember the last President was the Minister of Petroleum and sat over those transactions and details which is strangely why subsidy payment multiplied in their tenure. Now instead of auditing the NNPC and carrying out forensic analysis to purge the rot from the system and sanitize the industry, they chose to end the subsidy payment schedule agta settling themselves for the past 8 years

Meerahbel:
How many KVA do you want?

Image123:
One very important thing to help is to know that subsidy is gone for good. Don't blame Tinubu or your village people. Endure, joy comes in the morning not some unserious Obikererenke lamba.

RoadMozart:
How about getting an electric bike?

How about travellers, any tip for them?

CodeTemplar:
want how?

williemichael:
Ithink you are right to some extent. But what about those unecessary spending we do that also not helping us, eg cable TV etc.

Angelfrost:
No more Big Boys or oppressing in my compound and area... Everywhere just dey quiet, even for night! Whether light dey or not!

Most Nigerians just like to show off!

Las las, everybody don get the memo!

Humility everywhere!!!