Necsy: i neva said bleep, i said, Bleep nupeg Bleep our leaders

Countryman93: Well Nigerians deserve every bit of the hardship and even more since we have decided that we should not move forward as a people. Like it or not this subsidy removal remains the easiest way of ending this kind of unwarranted strangulation by a click of people. I lost my voice preaching to my brothers and sisters to see the light and handwriting on the wall during the occupy Nigeria madness in January when the masses were used to frustrate and derail a timely opportunity to put Nigeria on a hybrid of transformation. I was nearly lynched by my fellow country men and women.

Not too long Nigerians will awaken to the painstaking realities of building a new Nigeria which can only be birthed by our collective sacrifice and solidarity with good but difficult policies. All over the world no govt is trusted but other people give their govts blind trust allowing them to run their programs and ideas then oppose them when it is not yielding results! But nigerians want a policy that will yield fruits the next day! Even the Israelites had to trek to the promised land. Untill Nigerians learn to give govt a chance we will be in perpetual strangulation of the evil and greedy establishments!

This is not Nupeng but the evil and greedy establishments who have vowed to remain a residuary of power and resources in this country! May God minister to Nigerians to use their strength well! Instead of being deceived easily to keep occupying and blocking their future!



though these oil cabals are holding Nigeria to ransom, how do you expect us to put our trust in a government that is so riddled with graft and inept individuals a government where a minister becomes a billionaire within one year of " service to mankind"? the money derived from the subsidy removal will surely be looted by another set of cabals and more stories aftermath. I believe what this government needs is to gain the trust of the poor masses then solicit for support. such happened in Singapore and can happen here a
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Necsy: y is nairaland changin my english

Necsy: y is nairaland changin my english

lastpage: Strike has been called-off naah, what else?

noblezone:

The "Occupy Nigeria" jamboree was the handiwork of the "cabal". NUPENG is a small branch of the cabal.

Take it or leave it, Jonathan was right by removing fuel subsidy and majority of Nigerians were deceived just because market forces would determine the price of fuel. Some people claimed there is nothing like subsidy. Where are those people now? i want them to come and confront NUPENG ooo.

Where is "occupy Nigeria"? Let them protest against NUPENG.

Countryman93:

My brother I quite agree that we ordinarily have no business trusting any ruling establishment in the first place but somehow we still have to be strong enough to give certain things a chance especially when govt is very positive and passionate about a policy like the subsidy thing! I have gone through several thesis and arguments about our petroleum sector and I can bet that someday that subsidy must give way for a difficult but sure path to a sustainable economy no matter how fierce the cabals fight it! Policies developed all the enviable economies today.

Sadly the masses will always receive the horror of all the painstaking surgery that must and will have to be done to heal the incalculable damage of policy disruptions by the mighty shareholders of this country. Be that as it may, we cannot continue taking Panadol for the same ailment for eternity even when a new doctor performs a thorough diagnosis of the ailment and is convinced beyond all doubts that a painstaking surgery is the surest healing in the long run. The promise of a new Nigeria is in the collective resolve of the people to make relentless sacrifices in the face of difficulty.

dedeike: Gradually, the NLC and NUPENG is betraying their interest in this whole subsidy drama.
It will be recalled that in January, labour had gone on strike over govt's decision to withdraw subsidy. Both NLC and civil society groups called for a probe of the massive fraud in the subsidy regime.
The Fg heeded the calls and inaugurated the AIG IMOUKHEDE committee which probed the sector and indicted 25 oil marketers.
Shockingly, since after the FG resolved not to pay further subsidy payments to those indicted, NUPENG constituted itself to the advocates of these indicted oil cabal.
NLC has made a somersault to equally back these oil fraudsters insisting that it is their rights to be paid.
My question then is, which way Nigeria?
Let's close this window of corruption called subsidy. NO.
Let's punish those indicted in the subsidy scam. No otherwise we go on strike.
SMH*

@bomijuwon: i guess the CEO of Capital oil is from the Moon. but his name sound igbo or maybe God of Theif in Igbo Lang. Foool.

jamace: Why is NUPENG concerned about SUBSIDY PAYMENT TO FUEL IMPORTERS? Has NUPENG been bought over by the oil cabals?

VUVUZELA10: The government that can break the chain of blackmail will probably be best. NUPENG beware.

Okija_juju: Fhuck NUPENG!!

I have 300 litres of petrol in my house already!!

coolted: Is these all? Where is nairaland that always have a tin against Gej. Why not stand up against these blackmailers. Common sense dictates that u have to clear outstanding debt b4 u can open another but for their greed...
2moro they'll cook rice n some chiken for touts who would come out massive to support their greed. Mtcheeeeee!

fr_evangel: Now it is clear that the oil cabal was behind the strike in January. They want to distabilize the subsidy scam prosecution.