u are really a lucky dude. abegii for where u buy that one. i still bought it 90/liter this morning and i am not so sure if the dispensing machine hasnt been tampered with.

Are you sure you bought real petrol or some mixture ?

tundewoods:

OK, to start with I couldn't believe my eyes when i drove in to a nearby gas station to get fuel for my car and gen set and actually noticed first of all that there were no regular long queues and secondly i was able to buy fuel at the normal pump price of N65. Was it a dream or what ? Harsh reality is that nowadays we are getting use to our hardship in Nigeria and when by chance things seem to return to normal we tend to get baffled or amazed .

So i am quick to conclude that this week will be a great one. Or was it because Rilwan Lukman had given a directive to NNPC top shots to either get things back to normalcy or loose their jobs ? 

Any which way, i believe this week will be a great one considering the fact that Peter Obi won elections in Anambra against the the PDP Machines and lastly this week will hopefully usher us to the end of the current lock jam which our "Saudi Patient" Yar'Adua has put us in for refusing to simply temporarily hand over to his Vice to act while he is away.

where?

Tell us the location of the filling station.

@topic-very very true the fuel queue reduced or can be said to be non-existent anymore,
Petroleum ministers gave NNPC and order,which they did so very well.
But,what baffles me is that it took just a matter of hours to end this disgraceful thing from november,something is wrong somewhere

This means that we have all been suffering for nothing these past months. So they were waiting for ultimatum before doing their job?
Only in Naija!

@ poster na so me self see am wow, i could not believe my eyes when i saw filling stations without queue here in abuja , i have been surviving on black market fuel for a while, so to just drive into filling station and not spend more that 10 mins was a welcome development, but i smell a rat here how come the scarcity just dissappeared in a couple of days after rilwan lukman threathened the top executives in the oil sector? could it be that the scarcity was artificial?

what are u guys saying? we are still on queue over here in PH. its terrible man. e go beta sha.

About Wednesday or Thursday last week, the Minister of Petroleum gave the NNPC seven days ultimatum to find solution to the fuel scarcity that has been on since November, 2009. It was a big surprise when on Sunday afternoon, I drove from Ketu to Ogudu passing through the expressway from the old toll gate and I saw that virtually all the fuel stations along that road had fuel and that there were no queues. On my way back from Ogudu, I took the Ojota route and the fuel atations there were dispensing fuel as well without queues. I just drove into one of them, got my tank filled up and then fill the keg that has found a permanent residence in my car booth and I did this within five minutes.

The issue now is that what magic did the NNPC use to make fuel available even before the expiration of the seven days ultimatum given to them by the minister? This needs to be investigated by the government because it seems they had been hoarding fuel and making life difficult for fellow Nigerians.

Mtcheww...

The good old days

Men Nigeria it's really a useless country, things keep on getting worse every year
And by the way,where is DemDem?

Miss this as hell


Post from 2010,

Xionez:
Mtcheww...

Miss this as hell


Post from 2010, nice digging

sai buhari