infohenry:
Did just ask that question? Is either you leave in Eskimo or you don't have a machine that uses gasoline. In port Harcourt at the heart of the town is 340- 370.

here in VI Lagos, we are buying and still bought at 169.50 this morning.

Ojiofor:
They will start complaining once APC lose power next month.

Ojiofor APC will not lose power. When will we Igbos learn the rudiments of politics?

OlujobaSamuel:

I've been buying 169, 169.5 and 170. Although I've seen 245 but I bought it just once because I was very low and far away from my regular stations. I'm in Lagos.
I've seen 260 in other states too.
I use btw 20mins to an hr on queue to get at the official price

You are a lier, NNPC is selling at 187, so where did you get fuel at those prices you listed above? Propaganda no dey tire una for this country?

kolaaderin:
here in VI Lagos, we are buying and still bought at 169.50 this morning.

I don't believe you, just that am at home when I drive out I will snap nnpc fuel station pump price displayed on the pump and other stations around.

Franzinni:
bro no be lie ... Those people supporting this government, are benefiting from the pain of Nigeria.

You see in every event, there is always an avenue for gain ..even in a war, the arms dealer gains.. the same with government.. when there is curuption as it is in Nigeria, it will be hard for the man who makes a living from the government, to want anything better ... He is living his best life ...so how would they care.

But not until the youth, which are the majority of Nigerians, stand up and decide on the direction of the nation, we are stuck with a bunch of thieves who used to take millions but now do it in billions, currupt entities who have no patriotic bone in thier withering bag of shit they call bodies.

The youth also includes those that gain from this drama

Okoroawusa:

Ojiofor APC will not lose power. When will we Igbos learn the rudiments of politics?

And you thought you have learned rudiments of politics that excludes your people and you are so happy and comfortable with it?I am not.
I am in support of Peter Obi for the same reason OBJ and Afenifere endorsed him.You can continue your politics of Janjaweedism.

Bornbiafra:
Just like the topic says .....buhari met fuel price at 80naira and he is living office with fuel price at 350 naira and no one is complaining

If it were to be Goodluck now,hell will loose

Buhari is the minister of petroleum and fuel price is high like this..

Honestly APC as a government has really failed,in a same country such party would have resigned...

Just thinking aloud

Yesterday in Abuja NNPC

Bornbiafra:
Just like the topic says .....buhari met fuel price at 80naira and he is living office with fuel price at 350 naira and no one is complaining

If it were to be Goodluck now,hell will loose

Buhari is the minister of petroleum and fuel price is high like this..

Honestly APC as a government has really failed,in a same country such party would have resigned...

Just thinking aloud

Petrol is N180 per liter. I still bought this morning at Mobil station, Jikwoyi Abuja. Stop the propaganda.

infohenry:
You are a lier, NNPC is selling at 187, so where did you get fuel at those prices you listed above? Propaganda no dey tire una for this country?

Is everything a competition to you all? I was specific about location yet you felt insult is the next thing.
I bought my fuel at Nnpc, Falomo, Mobil Ahmadu Bello, Mrs Ahmadu Bello, every 2days for the past 6months.
I also buy at some Total at same price.

OlujobaSamuel:

Is everything a competition to you all? I was specific about location yet you felt insult is the next thing.
I bought my fuel at Nnpc, Falomo, Mobil Ahmadu Bello, Mrs Ahmadu Bello, every 2days for the past 6months.
I also buy at some Total at same price.

is all Nigerians supposed to buy fuel in your acclaimed location...

kolaaderin:
here in VI Lagos, we are buying and still bought at 169.50 this morning.

Leave them ooo, everything na how to abuse or curse.

seunmsg:


Petrol is N180 per liter. I still bought this morning at Mobil station, Jikwoyi Abuja. Stop the propaganda.

Amo wa a se nkan o!