refiner:
see how dere hard earned money has gone down d drain!



Naija!....dey don't heed to warnings....now some will resolve into kidnapping and robbery!


smh pitifully!

I honestly want this exercise to go round all the federation to end this reckless activities of black marketers.

I experienced one yesterday who was gutted by fire by same black market activities he is involved in and after receiving 1st aid treatment from good samaritans, the idiot is still hovering to sell more to his customers. Some Nigerians don't value their lives. Even ordinary fowl is wiser than them.

Is this federal government thinking of ways to take actions, is up there.

refiner:
see how dere hard earned money has gone down d drain!



Naija!....dey don't heed to warnings....now some will resolve into kidnapping and robbery!


smh pitifully!

My brother what do you call hard earn money... this money made easy with over 300 percent gain..

sheunsheun:
Y nau, una no go provide job, pple wey dey manage demselve u go still dey punish dem

if dey catch fire na you go first shout government or buhari. farm work na work make dem go farm.

MyGeneration:
Is dat a city or a desert?
No atom of civilization except ppl.

is dat wat ur eyes are telling u?
ask those from ur village who have been to jos n dey will tell u wat jos looks like.

owanedo:
if dey catch fire na you go first shout government or buhari. farm work na work make dem go farm.

Baba, nobi vandalism ooo, ow dem go catch fire nau

hmm

Kreamie:
We're a bunch of stubborn people..We deserve the AK-47 rifles these police people carry about to threaten us..If not, we no go do normal..

u need to foresight before u talk, u need to look at the mist of survival in Nigeria before u judge no conditions is permanent

toksclive:
If petrol was readily available non of this would happen, it's just been wicked on the black market sellers

Petrol is available. This people are only interested in sharp practice and quick profit. All this filling stations you see have fuel.

wristbangle:


I honestly want this exercise to go round all the federation to end this reckless activities of black marketers.

I experienced one yesterday who was gutted by fire by same black market activities he is involved in and after receiving 1st aid treatment from good samaritans, the idiot is still hovering to sell more to his customers. Some Nigerians don't value their lives. Even ordinary fowl is wiser than them.

bad!...buh all dis boiled down to unemployment....

Qmerit:



My brother what do you call hard earn money... this money made easy with over 300 percent gain..

how u take know?....it seems u are one of dem!

refiner:




bad!...buh all dis boiled down to unemployment....

And what happens to finding a legitimate business to do? These black marketers are lazy and that is why they are only interested in business that will produce sharp money and most time these businesses are illegitimate.

Skanas:
Jtown na head quarters for black market naaaa.....kai! if by mistake dos gallons catch fire...dem go begin call devil...
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#042....its not just a dial code...it's a way of life...

Jtown is #073, my friend.

Why arrest entrepreneurs who saw an opportunity in the failure of the government? Make fuel available and they will be out of business in no time. Government always blaming citizens for its failure.

sage2:


Jtown is #073, my friend.

Sorry bro, I know dat from Adam....wasn't referring to Jay anyways...
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#042....its not just a dial code...it's a way of life...

Was really privileged to be present at the scene yesterday cos i stay beside NNPC mega station at secretariat junction. The special forces seized d fuel, gave it out to dem keke napep guys, full tank o. Also gaves dem out for free to some motorists. Was very proud of their actions seeing them. But forget o, dis morning black market guys don rebrand becos i still see dem dey sell d fuel hehehehehehe

Black market clamped down.

This should be done in ph too. You see black marketers in front of filling stations that sell fuel at 86.50k per liter meanwhile no fuel in that station so one would wonder how they get fuel but nothing for the masses!

The government caused all these. This reminds us of the level of unemployment rate in Nigeria.

Skanas:
Jtown na head quarters for black market naaaa.....kai! if by mistake dos gallons catch fire...dem go begin call devil...
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#042....its not just a dial code...it's a way of life...

be 042 dude? I can't forget my university days in coal city. That city eh.... oringo gbukwe gi

Corruption every where. The government should please create jobs in Jos. Most of the Jos boys that's what they do to earn a living.
Anywhere you go u will see black marketers

refiner:
see how dere hard earned money has gone down d drain!



Naija!....dey don't heed to warnings....now some will resolve into kidnapping and robbery!


smh pitifully!

blame d govt. If fuel was made available and easy to get. Who will patronize black mkt? It will only die a natural death

blame d govt. If fuel was made available and easy to get. Who will patronize black mkt? It will only die a natural death

MyGeneration:
How does stopping black market stop scarcity, i think it wud only mk it worse.

it will not make scarcity worse. it will actually alleviate the scarcity. most petrol stations hoard petrol and sell off in bulk to black market sellers with higher margins. the petrol stations make more money doing this so they'd rather lock up their stations and sell off to black marketers. this makes it impossible for legal users like you and I to drive into a petrol station to buy petrol at the stipulated price. the black marketers now sell this petrol at almost twice the stipulated price so as to make profit and pay off the margins they paid to the unscrupulous petrol stations.
it makes the scarcity worse.

nwakibie3:

be 042 dude? I can't forget my university days in coal city. That city eh.... oringo gbukwe gi

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Nwanne, ima ife Ana'lu biko...daalu rin Nne.
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#042....its not just a dial code...it's a way of life...

If terrorists are attacking one of the villages in the outskirts of Jos, you will never see a any security operatives. How are the boys selling black market causing the scarcity... goats...