iluvnaija:

next time nigerians should vote candidates with the best record and not where you come from or who are your parents and that is exactly what put us where we are now.
Thank God i never voted that pun k  a ss mother fucke r.

Esumai:

Even when I am ciriously affected by this national epidermics,  I stil don't give up on GEJ,  Knowing that he is the first PhD leader we hv gotten,  Note: No educated father wuld deliberately enjoy watching his children suffer. Lets gv him sometime 2 arrive.

Kobojunkie:

^^^ The only response I can give you[b] is that you step out on the streets of Nigeria today and ask the common man, the poor you claim to be concerned about there, if they are the ones paying over 200% jump in price of Petrol today or not.[/b] I think that will more than help you in understanding how faulty your post thre is.  No point going past that with you.

karl max:

Yes, you have a PHD President, and you would rather continue SUFFERING AND SMILING . . . . that is a choice, not sure how good of a choice it is but most definitely a choice! You probably feel YOU OWE HIM . . . you are not alone, there are probably thousands of your kind out there and so Fela got it right!


So is it better to keep subsidizing for the rich and more  populated lagos at the expense of the poor and less populated state like jigawa which is the poorest state in Nigeria? Goverment is saying let's give this money for subsidy to state and local goverment to look after its own people!! as a citizen if I hear that the FG is giving my LG  almost 250billion a year!i cannot be on the street protesting that  
Them money should be giving back to NNPC to continue sharing it fuel marketers.that why Ʊ  Ơ̴̴͡.̮Ơ̴̴̴͡ that all governors are in support of the removal is left for us the citizens to hold there state and local goverment resposible to knw where their own share is going to help the poor who  the subsidy is actually intended for. Instead of the rich who consumes more of the subsidized fuel

toba:

karl max.
u analysis is very faulty and it shows u ve been listening to Ngozi, dezani and Sanusi's arguments without critically thinking how true their positions are.

The poor take public transport(commercial bus, tricycle or motor bike) to their destinations. These transportation means were fueled at N65/litre in Dec 2011 hence they pay cheap for transport and the poor can use N400 to fill the tank of their small generators cos govt havent provided power supply.

Now that the price is more than double, dont u think that its the poor that would suffer the most?

Many rich can still afford fuel at N200 but not the poor.

Pls think well

Kobojunkie:

^^^ The only response I can give you is that you step out on the streets of Nigeria today and ask the common man, the poor you claim to be concerned about there, if they are the ones paying over 200% jump in price of Petrol today or not. I think that will more than help you in understanding how faulty your post thre is.  No point going past that with you.

tojos:

Lets get this clear:

Those protesting the subsidy removal are either the CABALS or their supporters, and are enemies of the country.

Returning the subsidy would continue to further enrich these CABALS (including Boko Haram).

Phased removal of the subsidy would still favour these CABALS and would also result in panic buying.

Since independent, Nigeria with its abaundant resources is yet to achieve development, and removing this subsidy is a
step in the right direction towards achieving that.

NLC should redirect their protest towards increase in minimum wage (18000 - 30000) and subsidizing the transport sector as it done in other countries so that cost of transport and items would not be high, instead of agitating for a reversal to N65/ltr, whereas there is no provision for fuel subsidy in the budget.

NLC should protest for the judicious use of the fund that would be generated  by the subsidy removal.

tojos:

Lets get this clear:
Those protesting the subsidy removal are either the CABALS or their supporters, and are enemies of the country.
Returning the subsidy would continue to further enrich these CABALS (including Boko Haram).
Phased removal of the subsidy would still favour these CABALS and would also result in panic buying.

biometrics:

Dont let us deceive ourselves, Government are the greatest deceivers.  They knew where they are going.  

NLC are saying N90 and FG N120. They are going to peg the fuel at N100.  

It is just a script they are playing for us. Am very aware by Sunday night the complete drama will be played out that "FG and Labour have agreed and now the Fuel price is N100.

"I dey here dey watch dem"

They settled for N90 even,i cant believe them . . .On Saturday,another aggreement would be made and am sure they will settle for N100.wtf!
Whatz more urgent in this country now than these protests?
These people just the play us ooo. . .All these Shakara na just Scam,SCAM!!!