Suigeneris93:
Nigerians love suffering and smiling, let's all keep 'hoping' things will get better

My sister u are so on point. I don't understand how we can be so tolerant to sufferings. beats me really

Eyah

Sai baba hehe

When this man was about enterin power

Nigbati ppl in my office carry d mata for head

When i say am pro jonathan they wil say he is ur brother

See see see it now.....nigbati tribe are traitors turncoats.... Sell out... Untristworthy..... They r changin tune now

I never forget an nigbati comment laye..big hypocrites

This is the normal life in the abroad we want to be as developed as but our stupid value system will not allow us. Now don't tell me we don't have roads or what have you because that's a semblance of that the people still do not do this.
If a car owner tries this in Portharcourt or elsewhere it's friends or neighbors that will say "e be like alarm don dey tear am"
False sense of wealthiness.

SeverusSnape:
Hmm...

Buhari thanks for inflicting this hardship on your zombie followers. Let them suffer and at the same time smile.

In 2010....GEJ said that we would build three refineries.
By 2013...not a single one had been built.
By 2015.......

Nigeria meanwhile....with all our refineries working can only produce 17 million liters out of the 43-70 million liters of PMS we need a day.

That means we need at least 4 refineries to meet up local demand.

And right now......we do not have the money to build them.

I know GEJ is in the past....but blaming Buhari for GEJ's failures....especially as it takes 4 years to build a refinery and right now we do not have the money...is just funny coming from you.

And now we cannot build refineries because we do not have the money. Why didn't PDP build refienries back when we had the money.? Why blame APC for PDP's mess?

Dinocarex:

Bros, I am with you. I relate well with what you're saying.

Abi nah. I cannot come and die because some politicians dat promised dem 40naira per liter now decided to sing a new song after election!
Lol!

WATCHOVER:
That is good for Nigerians since they refuse to go on strike in order to make the govt reduce price.
Some Nigerians are been bewitched.

Nothing against you or your post bro.

Many people are still naive of this fuel issue & its implications.
1) As it were, the issue is beyond fed govt as their effort to regulate and monitor the industry will always end in futility. Whether #110 or #145 it is not for them to determine.

2)Market forces will take its effect on this industry, therefore, price at world market have direct bearing over local fuel distribution. Cost of landing + local transportation + overhead + profit is considered before selling price is determined.

3) Availability and nonavailability of forex is no more a grammar that needs dictionary to unravel.

4) Competition will latter help the masses provided that there are many prayers in the industry to avoid gang-ups pricing from the few importers.

No amount of strike, fight, lies, propaganda can reverse this trend.
Don't be surprised 5 years may seems too early to attain price stability.

tayadof9ja:
hehehe u be KG pupil wey dey ask for pictures? indomie generation spotted.

see u .. shae ur yam and oil generation

southpole:


My friend be exposed, the use of bicycles is not a sign of backward trend in fact it is a sign of development, any time you have the chance to travel to Europe which is more and far developed than Africa, you will notice that the number of bicycles on the road if not more than the number of cars are almost equal. Though I have not travel to the whole of Europe but at least I have been in Germany the first economy in Europe.

I've given you the opportunity to announce on Nairaland that you've been to Germany. Perhaps, you should show gratitude. Anyway, we have TVs in our houses, and I'm very sure many of us have seen bicycles in use in advanced countries. However, trying to say a bicycle is as good as a vehicle is another discussion entirely. I wish you luck defending that.

Quakertellicus1:


In 2010....GEJ said that we would build three refineries.
By 2013...not a single one had been built.
By 2015.......

Nigeria meanwhile....with all our refineries working can only produce 17 million liters out of the 43-70 million liters of PMS we need a day.

That means we need at least 4 refineries to meet up local demand.

And right now......we do not have the money to build them.

I know GEJ is in the past....but blaming Buhari for GEJ's failures....especially as it takes 4 years to build a refinery and right now we do not have the money...is just funny coming from you.

And now we cannot build refineries because we do not have the money. Why didn't PDP build refienries back when we had the money.? Why blame APC for PDP's mess?

the demonic APC u r here defending as if ur life depend on it r billioniar. Oga tell me, what do u ve? APC promise u Change and hapiness the moment they clinge to power, oga tell me are u happy now? They tell u that they r not magician, that change take a while, oga, u quickery believe without asking them questions. Now oga they say u should sacrifice and be buying fuel and other commodities at high price and again u quickely agreed and believed them without asking them questions. Days, months n years are going yet no positive change but negative and in 2019, they APC will come again with both old and fresh promises and I won't be surprise if u will believe them and vote for them again. Isn't this a case of curse or something on u n ur likes...?

Kachisbarbie:
Adesiji77 I still drive my Lamborghini, I am made .

made in China? #najokeidey ooo

DesChyko:


Are you a JJC? Vehicles are not needed before Lagos experiences heavy traffic. Consult pre-Fashola Oshodi.

Meanwhile, we are on a backward trend now. Expect bicycles on the streets soonest when the rush becomes too much and the public transport drivers begin to exploit.

If bycicle is OK for you and your family, I wish you good luck then.

This will help a lot of us lose weight when we start riding bicycles more! Are our igbo brothers getting ready to start manufacturing or importing bicycles?

dannewlife:
Please I would like some one to enlighten me more on this :Do we have hike in the price of fuel or deregulation of the fuel industry. What I mean is can a corporate body like NLC go ahead and import fuel for its affiliates without restrictions ?.

What we have is deregulation which led to the hike and we hope that with interplay of market forces price will come down with time and as U asked I remember the govt stated that anyone or body that has the financial strenth and facilities can go an import

DesChyko:


I've given you the opportunity to announce on Nairaland that you've been to Germany. Perhaps, you should show gratitude. Anyway, we have TVs in our houses, and I'm very sure many of us have seen bicycles in use in advanced countries. However, trying to say a bicycle is as good as a vehicle is another discussion entirely. I wish you luck defending that.

Going to Europe is like going to any village or city in the world but someone has to state that he has been to a place to convince ppl like you because your next question will be have you been there? I am not saying that a bicycle is as good as a vehicle but for you to think that the use of a bicycle is a sign of a backward trend is wrong.

naijaboiy:

Skar lett.

Kilode?

Thank God for this blessing in disguise of good health,
Good health is fresh air free from toxic fumes of petrol burning engines.
Less engines burning petrol is equal to more fresh air.

Good health is the greatest asset and i would ride a cart pulled by Goats if it would allow fresh air to prosper around us all so that we can have our good health return.
Asthma, cancer and headaches will all find a difficult time in fresh air. Abeg, no make Nigeria be like china with thick smoke always in the air and people dying by the millions from toxic smoke filled air.

Progress now that better thing has reached.

wristbangle:


Naija no be Italy. We no get bicycle lane 4 our road

Gbam!

continue advertising online and car-pooling or picking up strangers to/fro from the office till the day u will pick up a devil that will dispossess you of your car.
It is a nice idea but not good in this our clime especially now that their is hunger in the land

Even me sef

I am in Abuja, the situation isn't funny, after buying fuel #9000 for just one week, eye clear me, nobi person tell me to drop the car. Currently I just blow bike to a nearby garden to watch Man u match. #buhariissuffocatingus