Basheer22:


Who is waiting for NLC? That useless association of bribe beggars. They have lost all legitimacy and will sell you out cheaply.
The protest is not an NLC protest, it is by the masses.

Luckydubby7:
The one fraudster Buhari government moved from N87 to N147 and then N162.7 is what?
You want increase fuel to N340 to N420/litre for this kind of economy that businesses depend on fuel to run their businesses.
Wickedness of Buhari and Osinbajo has no boundary.

kissdabride:
GEJ leave office with fuel price @#86 per litre,get your fact right don't be dumb because you are supporting clueless mannaquin

Echoban:


Abeg I no get ur time. Something that was protested self.

It was Yaradua that sold #85 ogbeni.

HenryThegreat1:


https://punchng.com/osinbajo-panel-to-meet-nlc-over-subsidy-removal-transport-palliative/

chloride6:


Jonathan left fuel at 86..

Echoban:


https://www.vanguardngr.com/2012/01/new-year-shocker-fuel-now-to-sell-at-n141-per-litre/amp/

Echoban:


https://www.vanguardngr.com/2012/01/new-year-shocker-fuel-now-to-sell-at-n141-per-litre/amp/

chloride6:


https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.pulse.ng/news/local/goodluck-jonathan-ex-president-mocks-critics-over-current-price-of-petrol/wq9g8e9.amp

backbencher:


It is easy to fix refineries and goverment is fixing port Harcourt and Warri refineries.

But they have to operate at a profit to be sustainable which is where subsidy removal comes in

Dangote too needs subsidy removal so that he does not refine fuel above 200 naira and sell below N170 losing 30 naira or more in the name of subsidy

tunjilana:


I think you are just fixated on removing subsidy. You have a hard time grasping which should come first, subsidy removal or govt-owned working refineries. It is govt-owned refineries that should come first, then a ban on fuel importation and subsidy will fizzle out. let all our domestic consumption be managed by the govt-owned refineries while private refineries can target export. What is being done now is that govt has scammed us and placed us in the hands of private businessmen who may not care about fair prices. And considering that refineries arent cheap, it is going to be a monopolistic market for a long time. There are national assets that shouldn't be in private hands tbh.

Nothing stops dangote from selling at a crazily high price too. A govt-owned, corruption free refinery will definitely have money to maintain its operations if it serves our local consumption and exports to neighboring countries. And that will happen at a fair price compared to importing from miles away

fishman:
Believe what any nairalander types here at ur own peril...Fellow Nigerians we love talking too much and scared when it comes to act ...No country ever moves forward this way
Trust and mark my word the increase will happen and nothing will happen

poiZon:

Nothing will happen baba.

Infact nlc will have 2 factions, one being controlled n projected by govt to cause division in their union.

The govt faction will totally support govt actions and accept any form of palliative thrown at us.
After 5days of littering , loitering n toiling around major streets in Nigeria, una go return back to ur homes.
Baba will jet out to dubai to attend security submit organised by islamic scholars.

Basheer22:


Your prediction failed woefully