kingofdemons:
[s][/s] May God forgive me

handie:
What can I say? Wailers will always wail..... Under GEj, tho d official price was 87, the least u'll see a fuel station sell a litre of PMS was 97. Una kill una sef then? All u now shouting, where were u when fuel got so scarce that banks had to close 2 hours early, many telecoms operators had to shut down service, the power plants had to shut down and fuel sold for 1000(yea, I didn't make a mistake in figures. I actually mean ONE THOUSAND NAIRA) per Liter? Did u kill yourselves then? Did u even wail half as much as u are doing now? This story has sensationalism written all over it. If I can buy a litre of petrol for 105 in Kogi state(Okene) Total even sold for 87 and 110 in Akoko Edo, I'll need a lotta convincing to believe that fuel actually sold for 400 Naira in Calabar. Mr. OP, how much is petrol in ur area?

SeverusSnape:


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Nice one.

KingTom:
3 likes and 1 share already? Chai see Una lives outside.

imas:
All those shouting change and APC should realise these roads were supposed to have been taken care of by the last administration, it will be done you guys are too quick to condemn. I also believe the tanker drivers can adopt a better way to press home their point than with this unnecessary strike just to thwart PMB's efforts.

anonimi:



Never thought of that but now that you mentioned it, the one on the left looks very much like the Agbaya of Owu









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imas:
All those shouting change and APC should realise these roads were supposed to have been taken care of by the last administration, it will be done you guys are too quick to condemn. I also believe the tanker drivers can adopt a better way to press home their point than with this unnecessary strike just to thwart PMB's efforts.

handie:
What can I say? Wailers will always wail..... Under GEj, tho d official price was 87, the least u'll see a fuel station sell a litre of PMS was 97. Una kill una sef then? All u now shouting, where were u when fuel got so scarce that banks had to close 2 hours early, many telecoms operators had to shut down service, the power plants had to shut down and fuel sold for 1000(yea, I didn't make a mistake in figures. I actually mean ONE THOUSAND NAIRA) per Liter? Did u kill yourselves then? Did u even wail half as much as u are doing now? This story has sensationalism written all over it. If I can buy a litre of petrol for 105 in Kogi state(Okene) Total even sold for 87 and 110 in Akoko Edo, I'll need a lotta convincing to believe that fuel actually sold for 400 Naira in Calabar. Mr. OP, how much is petrol in ur area?

francizy:


LoL! Sai Barbra tag no dey sell again!!

prof1990:
please if anyone bought fuel or knows anyone that bought fuel for 400 please tell us where. Punch has always been a political newspaper. Have learnt never to trust most Nigerian newspapers and TVs stations.

And as for all the wailers above me, UNA NO DEY TIRE

orobs93:
Dis news has pdp written all ova it
It reminded me o the er of gej and alison

Alexander001:
300/350 in Calabar this morning. no filling station is working including nnpc.

Firefire:


Buhary why

APC why

U guys promised Nigerians CHANGE, is this the Change ?

handie:
What can I say? Wailers will always wail..... Under GEj, tho d official price was 87, the least u'll see a fuel station sell a litre of PMS was 97. Una kill una sef then? All u now shouting, where were u when fuel got so scarce that banks had to close 2 hours early, many telecoms operators had to shut down service, the power plants had to shut down and fuel sold for 1000(yea, I didn't make a mistake in figures. I actually mean ONE THOUSAND NAIRA) per Liter? Did u kill yourselves then? Did u even wail half as much as u are doing now? This story has sensationalism written all over it. If I can buy a litre of petrol for 105 in Kogi state(Okene) Total even sold for 87 and 110 in Akoko Edo, I'll need a lotta convincing to believe that fuel actually sold for 400 Naira in Calabar. Mr. OP, how much is petrol in ur area?

KingTom:
Gbaje till 2019 na him dey reign

handie:
Oga, be honest. How much is fuel in ur area?

francizy:


Gbaja-bia-nmiria??

handie:
What can I say? Wailers will always wail..... Under GEj, tho d official price was 87, the least u'll see a fuel station sell a litre of PMS was 97. Una kill una sef then? All u now shouting, where were u when fuel got so scarce that banks had to close 2 hours early, many telecoms operators had to shut down service, the power plants had to shut down and fuel sold for 1000(yea, I didn't make a mistake in figures. I actually mean ONE THOUSAND NAIRA) per Liter? Did u kill yourselves then? Did u even wail half as much as u are doing now? This story has sensationalism written all over it. If I can buy a litre of petrol for 105 in Kogi state(Okene) Total even sold for 87 and 110 in Akoko Edo, I'll need a lotta convincing to believe that fuel actually sold for 400 Naira in Calabar. Mr. OP, how much is petrol in ur area?

Mynd44:

Considering I bought it for 87 yesterday but that's the media and they have to sell.

The main issue is that there is a form of scarcity(artificial or real) of petrol and this administration have got to deal with it. The fact that it has gone on for a long time and nothing has been done is disappointing and frustrating.

It is not a time to blame anyone but to find a lasting solution to this madness. The government has spoken about cutting the middlemen and unfortunately, we have not felt that impact. This present stress on Nigerians is on the president and we can only put the blame at his feet.

As we go into a new week, we can only hope someone will wake up and find a solution to it

Firefire:
The earlier Buhary resign, the better.

It is evident that he cannot rule a modern society.

joseph1832:
Okay. May be its black market. Where I am, even though there's queue, its being old for 100 Naira, some even sell at 87 Naira I was told. But the queue in those filling station that sell for 87 Naira no be here oh. This is along Lagos Abeokuta expressway. Some of the filling station long the road sell at N100 per litre.

No wonder. I thought as much.

Firefire, you don chop dis morning?

lionphil:



Do you know how to read at all? Where did the OP indicate that it sold for #400 in Lagos? Please read the las paragraph before u start disgracing yourself.

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Most Nigerians, especially our YOUTHS....... have truly "lost it"!
In some countries, YOUTHS are at the Vanguard of turning their country around but our own Nigerian Youths, like this firefire, Barcanista, temitemi, ServereSnake, e.t.c...... wallow in Stewpidity and ignorance, with a beclouded sense (or lack of it) of Judgement!

Lets look at it for a minute: There is Petrol scarcity yet, those selling at the "Black Market" have the fuel to sell!
Simple reasoning and logic will imply that "There is actually no Petrol scarcity (otherwise, where would the Black Marketers get it to sell?)..
...But what we have is SIMPLE HOARDING of petrol by the Marketers!

In Nigeria, we must agree that we are saddled by EVIL, UNPATRIOTIC MEN and WOMEN who would not bath an eyelid, to ruin their country, for personal gain.
From those who "fake" everything from infant formula or vehicle parts, to those who strip our bridges of its protective, safety railings, to those who steal overhead Power Cables. The list is endless.

So, it is not surprising that some Marketers and retail outlets, for personal gains, have decided to hold Nigeria and Nigerians to ransom.
Fuel that is supposed to be sold at the pump, is hoarded, to create an artificial scarcity, increase demand due to panic-buying and thus create the perfect avenue for extortionist pricing.
The hoarded fuel is then given to "thugs and urchins", by the same marketers and retailers, to be sold on the streets as "Black market" fuel, at times diluted with other solvents, to increase their profit!

Most of these Retailers flagrantly increase the pump price of petrol and "tamper with their dispensing machine so that it under-dispense, below what is paid for, by the buyer.

Thus, we live in an environment that is morbidly corrupt and if care is not taken, the corruption will eventually kill Nigerians.
A few people get burnt from trying to store Petrol at home, due to this sort of hoarding-related scarcity.
Some get burnt at the fuel station, when carnage ensues.
We destroy our environment when people who cant get fuel, resort to other means like the use of firewood, to get by

When we combine the effect of poor electricity supply, high temperatures, lack of fuel to power Generators and the recent lack of pipe-borne water, it is easy to observe that we are not only creating an environment for disaster and disease but for a complete breakdown of our society.

You might think it does not affect you probably because you can afford the "black market" or you have a few jerry cans of fuel stored-away but *what if your neighbours house catches fire and spreads to your own?
*What if the Bus/Taxi you entered stores fuel in the boot and catches fire?
*What if another vehicle with fuel stored in it rams your own vehicle and both catches fire?
*What if it is your loved ones that meet their untimely death as a result of the above scenario?

This is why l am surprised that some of our YOUTHS who prefer to play "ignorant tribalism", at the expense of their future, when they should be demanding that the Hoarders of fuel get arrested and prosecuted while they themselves constitute themselves into the vanguard of restoring "normalcy" to their otherwise traumatised life.

Running abroad is gradually becoming uneasy as those people are increasingly becoming very hostile to immigrants, especially the "black ones".
Even the "blacks" born there and citizens by birth, still face a lot of discrimination, harassment and intimidation.... moreso with the backdrop of influx and terrorist activities, some of which are linked to immigrants, in recent past.

This challenge does not belong to Buhari alone (He is just a figure-head, representative of the aspirations of most Nigerians) but the bulk of the work, rests on the shoulder of the citizens.

Nigeria, Biafra or whatever area of the country you affiliate with, will become too dangerous to live-in, if you guys continue on this your "part of perfidy and pattern of destruction".
I will predict that in less than 10yrs from now, the "WEST" will categorically prevent most Nigerians and peopel of Islamic extract, from accessing their country........ and rightly so!
Thus, we should think of what we want our country to look like, play our part in ensuring that it looks like that...just like westerners have been ensuring their country is the envy of foreigners

To do otherwise is to "go to sleep with one's roof on fire"

Like an adage says "Heaven would fall, is not one man's Headache".
As we lay our bed, so we will lie on it.

Let those who have ears, let them hear!



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