tmel2:
National Association of Negotiable Student or what you call yourself, you better face your studies and create ways off bettering the life of students across the country. You are only an association of leaders who don't care about the welfare of students but personal gains. Get rid of corruption within NANS and stop this rant

the moment you stop using corruption as a coverup for your clueless president the better for you

Pedro, I hope u r not coming from a bush. I live in house where u pay nepa bills. Your Feb tariff n march nepa tariff are they d same. Haven't you see it to start protesting or start empty treat of buhari should resign.stop making noise bc u r hungry,you can stand it. When they offer you money, u will go n ait down. Its only NNAMDI KANU that can speak n stand to defend it. After Jesus Christ its nnamdi kanu, so poor student don't be wasting online space here.

Heheheheheheheeeee

spafu:

Your suffering continues unabated, 100 fold.

you wicked oooo, calm down nah

You are senseless@bosswike! Must we put all blames on the president for challenges generated by some selfish individuals who are only interested in ridiculing the Buhari administration. Is Buhari the marketers who are bent on ensuring products are unavailable due to the refusal by the FG to pay the scam called subsidy? Must we use little opportunity to inflate prices of goods and the blame it on FG as if they regulate prices of food? Until we deal with our problems by being sincere and void of sentiment, we can never deal with our challenges. I don't have time for clueless, sentimental and IPAD like you.

BossWike:
A TEXT OF WORLD PRESS CONFERENCE BY THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF NIGERIAN STUDENTS (NANS) ZONE B ON THE STATE OF THE NATION; NATIONWIDE FUEL SCARCITY AND INCESSANT HIKE ON PREMIUM MOTOR SPIRIT (PMS)

Gentlemen of the press
Greetings in the spirit of Aluta Movement

PREAMBLE:
The National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS) Zone B is the apex umbrella body of all Nigerian Students in South South and South East regional block of Nigeria, with the inalienable mandate to defend the aims and aspiration of the zone and Nigerians in general.

OUR POSITION:

The National Association of Nigerian students (NANS) Zone B, having painstakingly watched in utter dismay the growing intensity of fuel scarcity in the country, has resolved to cautioning the Federal Government to address the looming phenomenon of fuel scarcity in the country or face her scorching reaction.

The apex students' organization is not currently happy with the ugly development vis-a-vis the unavailability of Premium Motor Spirit (PMS) and the incessant hike in price that has plagued it purchase for a period of time now." To this effect, we call on the immediate resignation of President Muhamadu Buhari as the nation's Petroleum Minister.

It is explicitly obvious that the petroleum sector under the watch of President Muhamadu Buhari as Minister, has experienced an adverse decline in several respects - fluctuating hike in price of the product and its present scarcity nationwide. The President as the Minister of Petroleum has brought no positive change in the sector since his subtle emergence in the position. And as such, it is only honorable for him to abdicate the position and hand it over to an experienced and a capable hand.

The enormity of President's administrative tasks and his weak knowledge of the downstream sector of the petroleum industry are some of the reasons to justify our noble call for his exigent resignation from the office as it is a rare occurrence in other country of the world.

In this same vain, it is also expedient for the Minister of State Petroleum and the Group Managing Director of NNPC, Mr. Ibe Kachikwu to abdicate one of the two offices in order for him to concentrate effectively in just one. It is unacceptable to us, as the apex student body for Mr. Kachikwu to occupy both offices as minister of State Petroleum and the Group Managing Director of the NNPC, knowing fully well that both offices are highly demanding.

Ostensibly, this is one of the reasons why the country is passing through excruciating pains and inordinate anguish in search of PMS. The responsibilities Mr. Kachikwu is presently saddling ought to be for two capable hands, not one.

To this end, we are calling for the separation of these portfolios as they have always been before the emergence of the present administration.
Mr. Kachikwu should either serve as the Minister of State Petroleum or the Group Managing Director of NNPC or better still made the substantive Minister of Petroleum and not both at the same time.

If for any reason, he thinks the enmeshing responsibility in any of these positions is beyond his capability, he should honourably resign and let other capable hands take over his position. The Nigerian masses, most especially the students would not fold hands and watch , while political aberrations are been held as democratic norms on daily basis since the emergence of the present administration.

Sequel to this prequel, we wish to know the quantity of fuel that is produced from our local refineries on daily basis and what has happened to the celebrated increase of petroleum products gotten from our local refineries a few months ago as it was alleged.

Our vehement concern on this ugly development is sprouted on the fact that the vast majority of Nigerian students have been faced with inimical challenges and worrisome setbacks, innately owing to resultant hike in transport fare, on our different campuses and that which is obtainable outside campuses when coming and going back to school from their respective destinations.

Transport fares has doubled and in some cases tripled, resulting in increment of goods and services nationwide. This no doubt has made life difficult for the citizenry and we therefore call on President Muhammadu Buhari to resign as the President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria as he has failed to deliver the much tauted change after over 10 Months of being at the helm of affair in the country.
Section 14 subsection 2 paragraph (b) of the 1999 Constitution as amended, States that "the security and WELFARE of the people shall be the primary purpose of
government.
The welfare of Nigerians has gone with the winds, this present administration is not concerned with the welfare of Nigerians and Nigerian Students cannot take it any longer.

The Nigerian people are tired of Mr. President, constantly laying the blame of his inability to cause the needed change on the doorstep of the opposition 16 years rule, even when he was actually part of the nation's problem haven ruled the country as a military dictator, is unacceptable.

We refuse to accept that innocent Nigerian students and masses who know nothing about this ugly development would be the ones at the receiving end of the inexperience of this present administration. Our students cannot be suffering for the gross ineptitude of the nation's rapacious political class whereas their own children are waxing in luxury in their respective schools abroad without sharing from the grave consequences of their parents' misdeeds.

On this note, we are giving the Federal Government, forty-eight hours to implement the aforementioned changes in anticipation of a lasting solution to our present ordeal as the students would not hesitate to hit the street and occupy the nation if Government treats our call with levity.
The government should be ready to face the wrath of our grievances if this abysmally posed situation is not curtailed.

We therefore call on all sister union to swing into action with NANS in the agitation for a positive turn around of this precarious situation that has engulfed the fabrics of the nation and her economic outlook.

NANS is prepared to work with all Civil society groups and men of good conscience devoid of political sentiment to this effect in a colossal agitation for the stabilization of the PMS price and its availability nation wide.

The present situation of the country is at best inimical, and at worst perilous and devastating, of which would culminate to further problems for the nation if cautions and practical steps are not taken within the stipulated time frame.

“The duty of a patriot is to protect his country from its government.” - Thomas Paine
We are the patriots and as such we are more than committed to protect Nigerians from the inexperience of this government as they continue to plunge us more into economic woes.

Viva!!!

Signed:

Pedro Obi,
Coordinator,
NANS Zone B.
06/04/2016.

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When I saw the title,I knew before reading the write up that the author must be an IPOB origin. Pedro Obi!
wailers
you have to live with it till 2023

This is the demand NLC should have made since March . The national assembly to should call for the president too to find a Minister of Petroleum.
He is just collecting salary as minister while his assistant is workib

Hahahahahahahaha!

BossWike:

Zombie, go school u no gree!


Now, this is what they are saying, if fuel no de yafuyafu for everywhere for Naija before the next two days, ur god, the dullard of Daura should resign or they will occupy the whole street of Nigeria... I hope u get it now?
Dund*

Maybe if you hadn't used the word "Zombie" I wouldn't have quoted you. Did you notice the address of the so called NANS; ZONE B, how does that sound to you? Anything coming out from such an address will likely conform to it. First, that Buhari decided to hold the post is a slap on Nigeria. It simply means there's nobody he could trust with it. Second, don't you think that sector of the economy is reacting to change(an unprecedented incorruptible leadership)? From experience, I think when something wants to get better, it'll first become worse. God bless Nigeria! God bless Buhari and Osibanjo!! God bless YOU and ME!!!

Atire jare

Abeg who NANS help?

tivta:
Someone criticized me for calling the president out for not being a good minister, saying that it is minister of state for petroleum that should be held responsible...

@wallade are you now saying that Nigerian students don't know what you know or are you the 3 year old who doesn't know that the minister of petroleum is the overall person in charge of the petroleum industry...

You are still hurting , it was not a jab at you. Come off it and let it slide.
Nigeria currently has a minister of state for petroleum resources, not minister of petroleum resources - that ministry is supervised directly by the presidency. Perhaps that is the reason people take PMB as the minister of petroleum resources

walegee:
They just agreed to increments in the tfare

lol...advanced secondary school students; D

Toothless ..................................

BossWike:

Be reasonable once in your life time. Don't be an NgeneUkwenu!

Is that the new definitive word for an APC zombie?

Tinyemeka:
Is that the new definitive word for an APC zombie?

mynd1:
Arrant nonsense

You will just di* of high BP

Buhari is not marketable

Hahaha why does it have to be from SS nd SE, I smell rat nd shit sha. Can't they speak with one voice as in let them sitdon nd make decision together not for zone A to say this and zone B to say that. Bunch of wanna be's mtchhww are theyy the only one's wey get mouth

tmel2:
National Association of Negotiable Student or what you call yourself, you better face your studies and create ways off bettering the life of students across the country. You are only an association of leaders who don't care about the welfare of students but personal gains. Get rid of corruption within NANS and stop this rant

#emmanuellavoice #useurhead

how will there be fuel wen d petroleum minister is never on seat to work u r yet to preside over d nation positively u made ur self minister. All those who say PDP r wailers is dis still us wailing borrow sense b4 we go into revolution

Buhari is not supposed to be the minister of petroleum in the first place, how will he be able to combine the two key positions. Kachikwu should be made minister of petroleum. Some Buhari supporters may not understand the negative effect it is causing on Nigerians, for how long will fuel scarcity persist? he should resign