izzou:


I came back on Sunday morning

I got to Yenagoa around 6pm, and i continued my journey to Lagos

Got to Lagos around 5am

Theflint1:
The hand of Buhari, the voice of BAT.

Now is the time to stock as much fuel as possible, and as safely as possible.

Itsrm:


How much fuel can you realistically store? My vehicle has a tank capacity of 75 litres, madams vehicle 65 litres. I use mine in a week, hers lasts for 2-3 weeks.

At best, even if I manage to store 140 litres of fuel, it will finish in two weeks.

Perhaps there's something you're seeing that I'm not seeing. Show us the way

BlueRayDick:


Based on ur mini physical tour to and fro Bayelsa, why do u think the state is poor? I saw a report online that says Bayelsa got the third highest allocation behind Delta and Akwa Ibom between 2020 and 2021.Yet the state has the least population out of the 36 states in the country.

Is it that they just have bad leaders who are not committed to develop the state or it's practically impossible to bring developmemnt to the state due to its topography or what?

izzou:
I came back on Sunday morning
I got to Yenagoa around 6pm, and i continued my journey to Lagos
Got to Lagos around 5am

raumdeuter:


Cool, At least you have travel to Bayelsa off your bucket list

Itsrm:


How much fuel can you realistically store? My vehicle has a tank capacity of 75 litres, madams vehicle 65 litres. I use mine in a week, hers lasts for 2-3 weeks.

At best, even if I manage to store 140 litres of fuel, it will finish in two weeks.

Perhaps there's something you're seeing that I'm not seeing. Show us the way

izzou:


Yes oh.

I was glad i did. I may eventually visit another town in Nigeria again in few months

But Taraba remains the goal

izzou:
Yes oh.
I was glad i did. I may eventually visit another town in Nigeria again in few months

But Taraba remains the goal

Theflint1:
I'm targeting 250-300 litres, I work from home, so whatever I'm storing would be primarily to fuel gen when devices are down and at night. One of my neighbours said he's going to store 1000 litres, have another that always stores fuel throughout the year, scarcity or not, and he has at least 15 jerrycans. Store according to how you use....

Theflint1:
I'm targeting 250-300 litres, I work from home, so whatever I'm storing would be primarily to fuel gen when devices are down and at night. One of my neighbours said he's going to store 1000 litres, have another that always stores fuel throughout the year, scarcity or not, and he has at least 15 jerrycans. Store according to how you use....

raumdeuter:


Another town in Bayelsa you mean? or another state in Nigeria
Wetin you plant for that Taraba wey you wan go pick

Another state oh

My mind just dey that Taraba. I think i need to ask myself why

A001:

That's just a temporary measure when everywhere go red with protests and riots here and there till things calm down and go back to normal.

afrodoc2:
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Taraba, Taraba, Taraba every day. Is Gold Circle cheaper there?

Itsrm:


I get now. Movement will be restricted if there's riot reducing the need for fuel

raumdeuter:
Many people reported that the cost of fuel they are buying at the pumps is different than the govt rates,

Some reported that in places outside of Lagos they are already paying close to the 500 per liter

Maybe make dem just close eye and remove this thing once cos if we are waiting for electricity to be stable before removing subsidy then it will never happen

And the billions dedicated to subsidy would be eaten by importers and friends

izzou:




I am practicing celibacy now, my doc

You should try it too.

izzou:


Bad, bad and bad leaders.

Infact, while passing Yenagoa to Otuoke, i didn't even know when i started cussing GEJ under my breathe.

There is nothing i saw that could bring economic bloom in that state. They have agriculture prospects though, but then....

All the towns i passed (Kolo, Imiringi, Nembe) nothing dey there. Just road and thats all.


The creeks are quite difficult to access, but then at least they should have basic amenities. The community i went to had an abandoned health care centre.

izzou:


Please be very careful with how you store these fluids

Abeg oh.

It is dangerous

Theflint1:
The hand of Buhari, the voice of BAT.

Now is the time to stock as much fuel as possible, and as safely as possible.

Theflint1:
I'm targeting 250-300 litres, I work from home, so whatever I'm storing would be primarily to fuel gen when devices are down and at night. One of my neighbours said he's going to store 1000 litres, have another that always stores fuel throughout the year, scarcity or not, and he has at least 15 jerrycans. Store according to how you use....

A001:

Are you sure that's not our JerryCan uncle here

Theflint1:
I'm targeting 250-300 litres, I work from home, so whatever I'm storing would be primarily to fuel gen when devices are down and at night. One of my neighbours said he's going to store 1000 litres, have another that always stores fuel throughout the year, scarcity or not, and he has at least 15 jerrycans. Store according to how you use....

BlueRayDick:


I don't think there is anything like storing fuel safely; na when yawa never gas person dey think say he store fuel safely.

A001:

The measure is for domestic use at home

afrodoc2:


Oh so you want to break your fast in Taraba. Jalingo babes won't know what hit them.

Celibacy, doc

Celibacy

BlueRayDick:


I don't think there is anything like storing fuel safely; na when yawa never gas person dey think say he store fuel safely.