abitafah:
trying to reveal what he told you about Ogunvic and romeo3 is so childish.

GAZZUZZ:


book an appointment here gazzuzz.com

Enter full description of vehicle, include service history.

We will respond.

dru23:


Mr. Gazzuzz is that a black 407 the indestructible car. What happen to it.

dru23:


Lol . I don't recall saying that o .

ogunvic41:

It makes the thread interesting, ITS ABOUT UBER AND TAXIFY .THIS WOMAN STOP HATING...DO UR BUSINESS...

ogunvic41:
I got 117k offer from the insurance company on the damaged Peugeot 407...
We have commenced fixing...yes insurance companies pay...we partner insurance, we insurance all our cars...progress so far...

brobro:
It looks like those Agege bread seller carrying her ware which reflected on the windscreen and the camera picked it.

LordAdam16:


Full deregulation without us having at least sufficient refining capacity for our consumption is just opening the market for abuse.

Trust those marketers, they'd increase the price to 350 and tell you at least it isn't 400 like it is in Cameroon, because we are all importing gasoline. And then in the rural areas and hinterlands, expect a N50-100 hike.

It's not doomsday prediction. Currently, not everyone is buying petrol at the same price. Those in main Abuja are buying 145. I'm buying 180. Elsewhere in my locale and in surrounding regions, it's 200+. In the hinterlands, it's 240+.

With full deregulation without good refining capacity, it'd be the same or worse.

-Lord

LordAdam16:


Full deregulation without us having at least sufficient refining capacity for our consumption is just opening the market for abuse.

Trust those marketers, they'd increase the price to 350 and tell you at least it isn't 400 like it is in Cameroon, because we are all importing gasoline. And then in the rural areas and hinterlands, expect a N50-100 hike.

It's not doomsday prediction. Currently, not everyone is buying petrol at the same price. Those in main Abuja are buying 145. I'm buying 180. Elsewhere in my locale and in surrounding regions, it's 200+. In the hinterlands, it's 240+.

With full deregulation without good refining capacity, it'd be the same or worse.

-Lord

LordAdam16:


And so?

Did the country elect the candidate I supported in 2015?

Did the country not fall for stup*d promises and are they not still falling for stup*d comments daily?

Better respect yourself this morning.

-Lord

Agbalowomeri:


You mean crude oil? Is that your postulation?

LordAdam16:


Una rly funny.

So u expect it to come down because?

Here's the summary of the game plan.

As the oil price keeps increasing, petrol price too will increase.

When the oil price falls, depending on how long, it'd affect our ability to keep the naira stable and the exchange rate will increase. When the rate increases, petrol price too will increase (because we are importing most of the petrol).

Then the cycle restarts. Oil price starts increasing, and petrol price would continue increasing. That's why petrol price has never reduced in the nation's history, and never will until there's full deregulation and we have sufficient (or better still, excessive) refining capacity.

Until then, politicians will continue using you guys to play jamboree, giving s*lly unachievable promises. While they help themselves and their cronies to the assured billions of naira to be made from the rigged setup.

Nigerians truly deserve their leaders.

-Lord

LordAdam16:


Una rly funny.

So u expect it to come down because?

Here's the summary of the game plan.

As the oil price keeps increasing, petrol price too will increase.

When the oil price falls, depending on how long, it'd affect our ability to keep the naira stable and the exchange rate will increase. When the rate increases, petrol price too will increase (because we are importing most of the petrol).

Then the cycle restarts. Oil price starts increasing, and petrol price would continue increasing. That's why petrol price has never reduced in the nation's history, and never will until there's full deregulation and we have sufficient (or better still, excessive) refining capacity.

Until then, politicians will continue using you guys to play jamboree, giving s*lly unachievable promises. While they help themselves and their cronies to the assured billions of naira to be made from the rigged setup.

Nigerians truly deserve their leaders.

-Lord

currentprice:


look like you have not learn to me when you are still asking people to wait for you at this period. what time do you want to enter? when other are going out

good if you have learn because market no send even if you come with TrupD load of money.

Agbalowomeri:
Painfully..........@bigass
You be virgin ni?

currentprice:






hope you have learn your lesson this time otherwise ......


i have painfully learnt joor

dru23:


Bigass you be funny guy . I dey mind business. People want start fight with me. Live that gazzuz guy alone please . Na the junk he dey sell for that place . He dey charge money up and down . U see his shop . Omo I fear o. Lagos state needs to come and do Inspection self. Don't mind him bro. Me I dey have fun. It makes my nite go faster at work. When I read your post say I dey fight with car god.. Omo I laugh so hard my belly dey pain now