New Law By NNPC/PPMC

The NNPC/PPMC in Abuja has asked Petrol stations not to sell above 1000 naira of fuel to commercial drivers in Abuja.

you can be buying 1000Naira worth of fuel from every Petrol Station till you have a full tank.

showbobo:

you can be buying 1000Naira worth of fuel from every Petrol Station till you have a full tank.

SIMPLE!!! That should not be a problem at all. Let there be fuel in the first place, the quantity will take care of itself.

So you don't think it's utterly ridiculous and completely stupid and pointless and insulting to Nigerians?

NNPC is making a fool of itself and they will end up creating more chaos and havoc.

How about the bike riders, do they have to comply too?

the post says commercial drivers, who knows, might spread to bicycles. abi are they not commercial?

Seun:

So you don't think it's utterly ridiculous and completely stupid and pointless and insulting to Nigerians?

Seun, let's not keep a straight face as though there is no problem here. We all know that there are countless issues with the petroleum sector. For more than 6 yrs now the country has been importing products for the consumption of more than a million vehicles due to the current state of our refneries. The whole imported products does not even take care of 1/4 of our domestic needs. That is the problem and we all know it.

So if NNPC wakes up today today to tell us that we can only get a thousand bucks worth of fuel at a time - no wahala, men must survive. That is my drift.

I feel u shaa.

@abuja thats interesting i work here and havent heard of such,

naija is just dysfunctional at the moment!

NNPC Initiates Rationing Of Fuel In Abuja?
« on: April 16, 2008, 08:32 PM »

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New Law By NNPC/PPMC

The NNPC/PPMC in Abuja has asked Petrol stations not to sell above 1000 naira of fuel to commercial drivers in Abuja.

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why is it that those who are and will never go to the market will always tells what happen in the market? are you in abuja? why are you insinuating things you dont know about? you most be a gossiper.

[s]People. Grrr. Fuel rationing is obviously far worse than price increase. If the price is high, those that need it most will be able to afford it and the rest of us will naturally begin to limit our consumption of it. Rationing, on the other hand, isn't even really enforceable. It's just annoying, and like all stupid laws it rewards the disobedient. [/s]

Nigeria is full of major what-the-f-u-cks. No, seriously.

Really? ve been in abj for a while n how come i havnt heard? its not true. except its only at NNPC filling stations.

Wonders have never ceased to end in this my "beloved" country Nigeria