The State Security Services, SSS, has said that the current petrol scarcity in Abuja and other parts of northern Nigeria was caused by the fear of post-
election violence. Elections will hold March 28 and
April 11. The SSS said its investigation showed that the situation was as a result of fear by the National
Association of Transport Owners, NARTO, that they might be caught in likely election violence as was witnessed in 2011. “This Service has observed lately
the build-up of queues at petrol stations. Investigation has revealed that trucks that would
hitherto have loaded products from the South for distribution in the North are reluctant to do
so,” the spokesperson for the SSS, Marilyn Ogar, said
Thursday. Ms. Ogar said the government recognised that NARTO and such other unions provide essential
services and as such adequate security arrangements had been put in place to guarantee the safety of their members. “Consequently, Brigade Commanders, Police Commissioners and State Directors of the DSS have been directed by the Chief of Army Staff (COAS), the IGP and the DGSS, respectively, to provide adequate security. She said that the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, NNPC, had assured that there
was adequate petrol to meet demand before, during and after the elections. “Therefore, we want to urge the public not to resort to panic buying and hoarding.
“Once more, we want to reassure NARTO and indeed all Nigerians of the security and safety of their lives and property,” Ms. Ogar said.
http://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/top-news/178823-fear-of-post-election-violence-behind-petrol-scarcity-sss.html

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GEJ till 2019!!!

We shall see

whatever tactics they want to use will surely fail

Then who is to blame??
The first natural instinct is that of survival.
And our politicians and their thugs are not helping to allay the fears. Everyday we hear new threat.

temitemi1:
GEJ till 2019!!!

Pray for peace and forget your political affiliation, because VIOLENCE doesn't know ROBOTs.