oyb:

I work in downstream

tankers are measured at the depot on departure and measured at site on arrival. They fill with water to hide the shortfall from the customer.

Jopac: Op y U̶̲̥̅̊ come put d plate number Ω̴̩̩̩̥α? Abi U̶̲̥̅̊ no no say Ω̴̩̩̩̥α where person dey work him dey chop. Do U̶̲̥̅̊ want d man 2 b sacked. Dose politicians O̶̲̥̅Ϟ top ® worst dan him, mayb dat Ȋ̝̊̅§ d only way he makes more money 2 take care of his family. Pls let's b considerate atimes a̶̲̥̅̊₪d̶̲̥̅̊ mind wat we post.

oyb:

I work in downstream

tankers are measured at the depot on departure and measured at site on arrival. They fill with water to hide the shortfall from the customer.

Yoshi-Master:


Oh wow!

Don't they stop to think of the damage that might do to the end user, that is just sad.

I guess our people are that hungry.

We need to raise the standard of living in this country once and for all, and continue fighting corruption.

What would I hear next, water in champagne?

mercylicious: I can't stop laughing at d pics.
The way Naija is going with social media...
I've just been thinking, can social media fix naija's corruption?

saint22: He's not selling frm the consignment but frm his daily ration.the ration is for a to & fro journey.when u're given allowances say transport for a journey,it's not d exact amt that's been given & no oga at d top will ask 20 or 50 naira balance.bad op

Jopac: Op y U̶̲̥̅̊ come put d plate number Ω̴̩̩̩̥α? Abi U̶̲̥̅̊ no no say Ω̴̩̩̩̥α where person dey work him dey chop. Do U̶̲̥̅̊ want d man 2 b sacked. Dose politicians O̶̲̥̅Ϟ top ® worst dan him, mayb dat Ȋ̝̊̅§ d only way he makes more money 2 take care of his family. Pls let's b considerate atimes a̶̲̥̅̊₪d̶̲̥̅̊ mind wat we post.

hyper gig: [color=#990000][/color]

The lad is selling from his to nd fro ration of diesel,so there's no big deal in it as long as he delivers the main content to the prescribed destination..

Jopac: Op y U̶̲̥̅̊ come put d plate number Ω̴̩̩̩̥α? Abi U̶̲̥̅̊ no no say Ω̴̩̩̩̥α where person dey work him dey chop. Do U̶̲̥̅̊ want d man 2 b sacked. Dose politicians O̶̲̥̅Ϟ top ® worst dan him, mayb dat Ȋ̝̊̅§ d only way he makes more money 2 take care of his family. Pls let's b considerate atimes a̶̲̥̅̊₪d̶̲̥̅̊ mind wat we post.

saint22: He's not selling frm the consignment but frm his daily ration.the ration is for a to & fro journey.when u're given allowances say transport for a journey,it's not d exact amt that's been given & no oga at d top will ask 20 or 50 naira balance.bad op

oyb:

it is not hunger, it is greed ad irresponsibility

truck drivers get paid well

90% of the corruption in this country has nothing to do with poverty

bankyblue: Guys, b4 we start pass judgment on that guy, that tanker looks
Like the one capital oil used in selling mobile kero Oº°˚ ˚°º
But if not, hmmmm! That man is in sh*t.
Nice work there.....GHOST. U should be reporting live for channels TV Oº°˚ ˚°º ,

pappilo: OP na oversabi

I believe Truck drivers are responsible for fuelling their own trucks just like commercial vehicle drivers.

All I can see this guy doing is selling a commodity he has excess of, to people in an area where there is scarcity.

I see absolutely nothing wrong with that. Infact the driver must be commended for being business savvy rather than an all out thief who would sell the kerosine he has been asked to deliver and mix the rest with water.

Direct your investigstions to the real thieves siphoning millions of dollars from the Nigerian treasury on a daily basis.

Reference:

Oga, have you ever seen a commercial bus drive stop on the road to sell the fuel he bought. Tell the truth and shun corruption. People don't steal what belongs to them, they steal what doesn't belong to them. If it was his money he will have bought what he needed and if it was legit he will off-load it in his office not on the road side to fuel rats.

Yoshi-Master:
Wow, this shit Kray!

Corruption is everywhere, quick story:

My uncle owns a sand truck for business, and always gives the drivers money to buy diesel for it, but alas one day his good friend in one of the filling stations told him some news.

His friend at the filling station had told him that his drivers came over to buy diesel and offered to square the guys something to forge a receipt i.e they maybe would get 8K for diesel, buy 5, square the guy selling 500, and in turn the guy selling would issue receipt of 8k, aint that shit Kray? Imagine if they didn't happen to go to this station this time.

Now my concerned uncle had to install trackers and camera in his truck, lol.

@OP Thanks for posting this, if the guy really is stealing company fuel, then I am sure he is taking advantage of the inaccuracies in the tanks measuring system (+/- couple litres), so it may be undetectable to his employers to a certain extent.

Anywho, who is really gonna check this guy, is it Police?

Mhahahahaha!! Evil Laugh! (laughing because I recently went to a naija police station and saw chickens fighting, heya!!).

So how do we really solve the corruption problem, I say it starts from a complete overhaul of Police, as in building 21st century Police academies, increasing their salaries to at least 200k/month, equipping them with fairly sophisticated gadgets like police cars with cams and mics, functioning walkies, coordinated response drills, and please have a FREAKING POLICE NUMBER ON ALL CARs, so concerned citizens are never in doubt of what the correct police number is, as it would constantly be staring you in the face everytime a cop car drives by.

smartchoice: FRONTPAGE PLEASE

Jakumo: The practice of Nigerian tanker drivers liberating a few hundred liters of fuel from their own vehicle is a time-honored tradition that is well known to both the suppliers and customers of bulk petroleum products. The average amount stolen in this manner is between 200 and 400 liters per trip.

It is with full understanding and acceptance of this tradition that bulk fuel customers ALWAYS measure the amount of fuel deposited in their underground tanks by the delivery truck, so that payment is made ONLY for the ACTUAL amount of fuel delivered, with no feelings hurt on either side.

The winners in this deal are of course the tanker drivers, who generally blame measurement dip-sticks used by the customers, or (imaginary) leakage from the vehicle itself. The gentlemen shown in the above picture will NOT be sacked by their boss, who is well aware that this road-side tax collection MODALITY is the norm.

Have a nice Sunday, y'all.

mercylicious: I can't stop laughing at d pics.
The way Naija is going with social media...
I've just been thinking, can social media fix naija's corruption?

Reference:

You said corruption everywhere but then recommended the police. Is that not a paradox. Can the police be everywhere? How many policemen will you need to stand on every street, every filling station and in every office, how many. And if graft is everywhere, in the police nko. Who will police the police.

Jopac: Op y U̶̲̥̅̊ come put d plate number Ω̴̩̩̩̥α? Abi U̶̲̥̅̊ no no say Ω̴̩̩̩̥α where person dey work him dey chop. Do U̶̲̥̅̊ want d man 2 b sacked. Dose politicians O̶̲̥̅Ϟ top ® worst dan him, mayb dat Ȋ̝̊̅§ d only way he makes more money 2 take care of his family. Pls let's b considerate atimes a̶̲̥̅̊₪d̶̲̥̅̊ mind wat we post.

bankyblue: Guys, b4 we start pass judgment on that guy, that tanker looks
Like the one capital oil used in selling mobile kero Oº°˚ ˚°º
But if not, hmmmm! That man is in sh*t.
Nice work there.....GHOST. U should be reporting live for channels TV Oº°˚ ˚°º ,

InvertedHammer: This is nothing new. Capital Oil and Gas started mobile dispensing unit about 2 years ago
at the height of fuel/kerosene scarcity. This is one of the trucks.


Do you really believe that sinister deals would have been done in the open like this?

ghost: @Omo Tier1
I was actually there when he packed, he sold two full 25 liters keg to those guys and kept measuring the remaining diesel in his tank with one long stick, probably to check if that would get him safely to his destination.

Even the guys wanted him to draw more for them, but he convinced them he cant by taking them to his tank and the three of them measured the remaining diesel before the guys settled just for the 2 kegs.

He promised them to bring more on his way back in another few days time (couldn't hear the specified date he mentioned)