Bontafa:
Legalize illegal refinaries in a way it won't affect the atmosphere.

Then let them pay tax to the government.

Those boys in the creek of Niger delta can assist with this scarcity.

Olodo without understanding please don't quote if u don't understand.

occfx:


It's only we the Obidients understands economy. An average urchin don't think, even there masters. How can we have illegal refinaries and be complaining of fuel scarcity?

Maxymilliano:
Each day Buhari and his band of evil supporters wake up from their beds, they ask themselves what is the way backwards ...

Blackstan:
Vote for Peter obi.. very simple

Cryofigbos:


God forbid.......u best u can keep doing is writing nonsense online

inoki247:
Na temporary we don comot for doz stage wey we go dey remove Generator tank carry go filling stations like back in the days...

dre11:





https://punchng.com/fuel-scarcity-grounds-lagos-ogun-abuja-commuters-stranded/


Nlfpmod

Bontafa:
Legalize illegal refinaries in a way it won't affect the atmosphere.

Then let them pay tax to the government.

Those boys in the creek of Niger delta can assist with this scarcity.

Olodo without understanding please don't quote if u don't understand.

CoronaVirusRelo:


What's your highest level of education?

toprealman:
People still trust in APC yet they are complaining.

Spaxon:
Heard Fuel goes for #270 in Abuja.

Well I'd say it is as a Result of the Flooding.

Because people in Delta, Gombe and other states not affected severely by the Flood are still selling at #175.


All will be well.....



LoL is it Peter Obi that'll stop the Flooding?

Nayture147:


Go rest Ode.. na everything be play play for una side .. na today fuel scarcity don de sup for this country ?

Igboslayer:
No mind those muroons, everything na play for dia eyes.

You only need to search for what people were saying about Peter Obi’s performance in 2012 to know that many of his supporters have parochial plans to further plunge Nigeria into destruction.

Igbodicool:
OK...


Hope it didn't affect Tinubu urchins from the WASTE; they need to buy small fuel to charge their phones for their serious task of defending their product online.

Cryofigbos:


God forbid.......u best u can keep doing is writing nonsense online

madjune:
This is why the white man said: The black man can never govern himself. He knows nothing but to consume and destroy.

Those were the parting words of the last British as they handed over power to our 1st republic.

Where are we today? Worse than they left us.

Sad thing is, in the 60s and 70s, Nigeria was at par, economically in terms of oil production and its attendant clout, we were equals with Saudi Arabia.

Today, if Saudi coughs, America will start shaking.

Look at all the countries in the world run by black man, they're all in disarray.

And, when a white man tells you there's something fundamentally wrong with the black man...una go begin shout Racism.

Abeggi.

Bontafa:
Legalize illegal refinaries in a way it won't affect the atmosphere.

Then let them pay tax to the government.

Those boys in the creek of Niger delta can assist with this scarcity.

Olodo without understanding please don't quote if u don't understand.

Scamburster:
you evil people only GOD will deal with you people this time around, no more business as usual quote me anywhere.

Igboslayer:
No mind those muroons, everything na play for dia eyes.

You only need to search for what people were saying about Peter Obi’s performance in 2012 to know that many of his supporters have parochial plans to further plunge Nigeria into destruction.

Eriokanmi:
Guy, you made sense die. I once made this suggestion and one myopic urchin took a swipe at me. Woth one billion naira, you can set up a good modular refinery but the federal government knows what they're doing by limiting licences on modular refineries. There are people who can also pool funds together to achieve this.

Let me shock you. We went for a project done where in the Niger delta some years back. You'd have to get to that village via a canoe. No fuel close by. We depended on the diesel sold by these illegal refineries for 3 months to power pur generator. You know what? It was as quality as the one we bought and loaded inside our canoe the first time. I now asked myself, how much dies it really cost to bu8kd a good refinery?

Why not regulate them, encourage them by providing loan ti upgrade instead of destroying them in order to have your way on your illegal bunkering business? All of them can specialise in a particular product...like pms only, AGO only, DPK only, etc with strict monitoring to ensure compliance on quality? Na wah oo

Ecos:

Shut up senseless zombie
Take this two Pampers one for the useless tilumbu and one for your father
Thank you

veekid:

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make e sha no come Ibadan... Abeg

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Igboslayer:
Werey use this rope...