Think about it. With the unbelievably high cost of fuel from the petroleum subsidy removal, that means there'll be less cars plying the roads of our cities, does it not? And with less cars, that means there'll be less air pollution, no? And when there's less pollution, does it not equal to fresh air?

Biko, don't come screaming on your lungs. He made his promise, and he fulfilled it! Simple and short!
We voted for Jonathan and not the party, same way Jonathan has voted for the fuel and not the subsidies. So why you dey vex?

On the bright side, this will reduce the rate of car accidents on our streets, limiting it to just head-knocks and knee dislocations. This will also help us develop muscular yam-like legs, enabling us to rub shoulders with Kenyans in Olympic athletic races and marathons - equaling more trophies for the country!

So, abeg, I'd urge all my brothers and sisters to be thankful to our visionary president for bringing forth such an ingenious policy.
Much respect!

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Mgbeke First [b]Ray[/b]dy!

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