[size=14pt]N145 petrol price: We’ll occupy Nigeria next week – NANS[/size]

On May 12, 2016

3:09 pm


BY  LAIDE AKINBOADE ORIERE

Abuja – THE Association of Nigerian Students, NANS, Thursday said the over 40 million Nigerian students would re-enact the Occupy Nigeria protest against the removal of subsidy from petroleum product next week.

The National President of NANs, Comrade Tijani Shehu, stated this in Abuja, at a protest rally where the association called for the removal of the  Minister of Education, Malam Adamu Adamu.

He said NANS is already mobilizing Nigerias students to resist the new N145 per litre pump price of the Premium Motor Spirit, PMS, otherwise called petrol.

According to him, “A directive has been issued to all tertiary institutions to shut down all campuses on Tuesday and Wednesday, next week.  After that, they will all converge on Abuja for a mass protest.

”On behalf of NANS and the whole 40.1 million Nigeria students, we condemn the new fuel price and by Tuesday or Wednesday, the whole Nigeria student would occupy Nigeria. So the Federal Government should look into this before NANS mobilize the entire Nigeria students to occupy Nigeria”.

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tollyB:
what are they waiting for

karleone:


Please, which Nigeria are we occupying? Are we not in Nigeria already? They should kukuma tell us to do "Change of Country" jor.
This untold hardship seems like it's just starting sef.

BTW, I noticed you started disliking the government lately.. What happened? At least, I knew you to be a card carrying member of/for Buhari during the campaigns.










One thing is certain in life - Change. It could either be for Good or for Bad. In whatever case it may be, learn to be patient and thread judiciously.

tollyB:
Lol I never supported anyone o....they are all fantastically corrupt....
So How r u?

mars123:
leave subsidy and fight for an increased minimum wage all ye potential jobless NANS.

karleone:


Hehehehehe.. I'm fine o.
Hope you're having a wonderful day? Are you writing your ICAN exam this May?

Mohderry:

An increase in minimum wage will affect how many Nigerians exactly It would only lead to inflation with jobless Nigerians feel it worst.... let the price reduce there is no good reason for this increment in my own view tho....

tollyB:
yels Dear... by the Grace of God.

mars123:
Therefore there will be competition amongst distributors for cheaper sales which will reduce price overtime.

I am someone who naturally can endure for a better day ahead so I won't be joining you guys marching in the streets.