greatiyk4u:



Yet you have gotten the joy to praise the Government abi?


Ain't you an in grate like that?

madridguy:
The wailers will still wail as usual.

seunmsg:



Very convenient. It the price was increased by N1, you will come here and write a long epistle about how Buhari is the worst president in the history of humanity.

There is nothing bad in criticising the government but at the same time, we should also acknowledged when they are getting some things right.

seunmsg:



Very convenient. It the price was increased by N1, you will come here and write a long epistle about how Buhari is the worst president in the history of humanity.

There is nothing bad in criticising the government but at the same time, we should also acknowledged when they are getting some things right.

sarrki:
This is the change I voted for

Omeokachie:
Is this the N40 per litre they promised in the run-up to the elections?


Let them take it back to the N97 it was at when they came on board.

laliga01:


You must be a fool for this statement. Some pple came on board in increase price of PMS by more than 50%, after 2years, it dropped by less than 1% and you are here saying we should praise them.
Please come closer, no you..you, lemme pray for you. Every spirit of confusion in your life and every spirit of suffering and smiling, I bind and ...... somebody pls complete the rest.

Immatex:
This is old news na.

I don dey buy fuel at N142 for NNPC station for like 2months now na

9jakohai:


That N97 is bad economic practice.(And we don't have the money to keep it at N97....oil price crash)

I was not a fan of Jonathan, but one of the good things he tried to do for NIgeria was remove fuel subsidy in 2012....and raise prices to N140.

If BUbu tries to cut fuel prices to N97, or even N40, there will be fuel scarcity and fuel cabal stealing again...because many marketers cannot make profits under the subsidy regime.

INterestingly, BUbu wanted to keep fuel at N97....until Kalichukwu and Emefiele convinced him of the economic disaster of doing so.

And the N87 that Bubu met fuel at....only applied to Lagos and Abuja. I was buying fuel at N102 by 2014

Immatex:


You must be drunk to call me an in grate.

I pay my tax duely to government.

Government increased price of PMS from N97 to N142 one of the highest for any oil producing nation and you think I should say thank you to them. You are ridiculous.

Who told you we should thank government when they do their job Their job is to utilize taxes in a beneficial way. They are paid for that, I can never say thank you if I am paying for a service.

lovingbet12:
Kindly view the history image to confirm that the games I sell and for today's game call or Whatsapp me on the number showing below pls no free games

amerlino:
Dis govt is very very funny indeed.imagine petrol crashes from '#145-#143' difference of just #2 is nw termed 'crashing' but before dis stupid govt petrol was #87 and some fools were complaining and clamouring for a damn change.remember dollar was #180 before dis govt but nw dollar always 'crashes' against naira at #397 wat a shame

Flaghouse1:


Look at your beer parlor analysis,Please tell me the impact of N2 price diffrence to the average Nigerian masses,who has lost jobs, can't eat three square meals a day, the rise in crime rate and other efo mind failures are all impact of the change which we are not seeing

Daboomb:


It is shameful that people like you dont realise (or just burying your brainless ehad in the sand) that all the problems you are facing since 2015 till date, was caused by the unbriddled LOOTING by your "hero", his wife and other accomplices surrounding him.

You dont hear thunder with Lightening but the thunder comes after the lightening.

Common sense should tell you that the effect of the looting will be felt, just after the Criminals have been booted out of office.
But thank God, gradually, we will get thing sback to 'normal' and continue to say "Never Again" for Jonathan and his gang of Rogues.

martin123:



https://www.vanguardngr.com/2017/09/nnpc-says-sustained-supply-petrol-gas-crashes-products-prices-nationwide/