ShaqFu:
Hmmm. This is exactly what I've been saying, government needs to be blamed. Everything we see, hear that these marketers and criminals do, is the fault of the government. Why is it their fault, because they fail to act.

I blame them because they created this in order to help themselves benefit from the chasm created because of their ineffectiveness and ineptitude.

Okonjo Iweala's mother was kidnapped because she refused to pay fraudulent subsidy claims, did the government bother to find out who and who kidnapped her mother? Irrespective of the fact they have many leads to follow?

This is very simple and easy. The companies making those bogus and fraudulent subsidy claims, should have been investigated by the Police because they are the ones likely to kidnap her mother, since one of the kidnappers told Iweala's mother they kidnapped her because her daughter refuse to pay their fraudulent subsidy money. So the prudent thing to do here is to investigate the owners of those companies, trace there whereabouts, tap their phone lines etc...

This is the same thing we hear everyday, government complaining about people smuggling fuel out of the country, yet they haven't been able to parade anybody caught for doing this.

The people who mount and protect our borders, (Customs) nobody have been sacked for failing to do their job.

You even have to ask yourself why Okonjo Iweala didn't take her findings to the EFCC. Any manner of fraud is a crime, so I wonder why she didn't involve the EFCC by showing them her findings, let the EFCC arrest the owners of those companies making fraudulent subsidy claims and prosecute them.

This would have been what is obtainable in many western states, but not in Nigeria where excuses are the other of the day. What a shame.

Cloudflare:
Damn!

Those cabals must be Tinubu and his cohorts. No sane govt removes subsidy without building or fixing up the country's refineries.

To those "this govt will favour me and my family" gang, how much una dey buy fuel now?
E dey favour una abi e no dey favour una? Fools everywhere! By the time the okpolor eye is done with you Yollubas, Una eyes go clear

Cloudflare:


A country of over 250million people relies on a single company to produce and distribute petrol around the country? Is this a joke?

Dude don't you have sense? This is why Obi is the best. Obi said building and fixing up the 3 govt owned refineries first is the most important thing to do before removing fuel subsidy. And not relying solely on dangote refinery. If this is how Tinubu intends to govern then Yollubas are in for a long ride.

Danisaint112:


No sane person will oppose subsidy removal. But before you make such announcement you ought to measures in place curtail the ugly situation to arise.

Tinubu has always been know for making reckless and careless statement. He whole campaign irks of it. We warned/told them to choose a president that is accessible but they refused.

Well Peter Obi will surely use Tinubu tenure mistakes
to prepare him self well.

SoNature:
The subsidy cabal is powerful because they are involved in a roundtrip, but that doesn't mean that all Nigerians don't enjoy subsidy too.

It's unfortunate we are removing subsidy without having functional refineries.

Saying that the price of PMS will come down due to competition among importers is like saying that the price of iPhone will come down due to competition.

Cloudflare:


A country of over 250million people relies on a single company to produce and distribute petrol around the country? Is this a joke?

Dude don't you have sense? This is why Obi is the best. Obi said building and fixing up the 3 govt owned refineries first is the most important thing to do before removing fuel subsidy. And not relying solely on dangote refinery. If this is how Tinubu intends to govern then Yollubas are in for a long ride.

Acekidc4:
This time around, President Tinubu will deal with the heartless oil cabals..........All those free money will stop.........They can all go to hell for all i care.

jullary:
They will surely fight back, and some mumu Nigerians will follow them thinking they are fighting for us.
Bye bye to subsidy era, surely it's not easy, but no pain no gain.
Before u start calling me batified I be confirmed obidient.
always says the truth and let devil be ashamed.
Thank u

Aguiyimba:



Dey play

Akharmony:
Honestly this is where The President needs our full cooperation as Nigerians. If truly the his government is willing to fight this corruption accriss board. .I believe Where there is a will there's a way.

MrDoGood:
Hmmmmm


All i could do was take a deep breath!

There's more to government than what we're typing on social media

ShaqFu:
Hmmm. This is exactly what I've been saying, government needs to be blamed. Everything we see, hear that these marketers and criminals do, is the fault of the government. Why is it their fault, because they fail to act.

I blame them because they created this in order to help themselves benefit from the chasm created because of their ineffectiveness and ineptitude.

Okonjo Iweala's mother was kidnapped because she refused to pay fraudulent subsidy claims, did the government bother to find out who and who kidnapped her mother? Irrespective of the fact they have many leads to follow?

This is very simple and easy. The companies making those bogus and fraudulent subsidy claims, should have been investigated by the Police because they are the ones likely to kidnap her mother, since one of the kidnappers told Iweala's mother they kidnapped her because her daughter refuse to pay their fraudulent subsidy money. So the prudent thing to do here is to investigate the owners of those companies, trace there whereabouts, tap their phone lines etc...

This is the same thing we hear everyday, government complaining about people smuggling fuel out of the country, yet they haven't been able to parade anybody caught for doing this.

The people who mount and protect our borders, (Customs) nobody have been sacked for failing to do their job.

You even have to ask yourself why Okonjo Iweala didn't take her findings to the EFCC. Any manner of fraud is a crime, so I wonder why she didn't involve the EFCC by showing them her findings, let the EFCC arrest the owners of those companies making fraudulent subsidy claims and prosecute them.

This would have been what is obtainable in many western states, but not in Nigeria where excuses are the other of the day. What a shame.

Acekidc4:
This time around, President Tinubu will deal with the heartless oil cabals..........All those free money will stop.........They can all go to hell for all i care.

Cloudflare:
Damn!

Those cabals must be Tinubu and his cohorts. No sane govt removes subsidy without building or fixing up the country's refineries.

To those "this govt will favour me and my family" gang, how much una dey buy fuel now?
E dey favour una abi e no dey favour una? Fools everywhere! By the time the okpolor eye is done with you Yollubas, Una eyes go clear

Showpatos:
Ask his predecessor ..... corruption kor concoction ni

jullary:
They will surely fight back, and some mumu Nigerians will follow them thinking they are fighting for us.
Bye bye to subsidy era, surely it's not easy, but no pain no gain.
Before u start calling me batified I be confirmed obidient.
always says the truth and let devil be ashamed.
Thank u

Acekidc4:
This time around, President Tinubu will deal with the heartless oil cabals..........All those free money will stop.........They can all go to hell for all i care.

Dsalvo:


Objective conclusion not relevant here. The previous Government made no budgetary allocation for fuel subsidy payment. That is the true state of affairs Tinubu announced truthfully.

If Nigerians are progressive, the next step is to lobby the current government to ensure the extreme sufferings of Nigerians, over fuel subsidy removal, is alleviated asap but they should still partner with Mr,President to insist fuel subsidy is gone and must remain gone.

Cloudflare:


A country of over 250million people relies on a single company to produce and distribute petrol around the country? Is this a joke?

Dude don't you have sense? This is why Obi is the best. Obi said building and fixing up the 3 govt owned refineries first is the most important thing to do before removing fuel subsidy. And not relying solely on dangote refinery. If this is how Tinubu intends to govern then Yollubas are in for a long ride.

jullary:
They will surely fight back, and some mumu Nigerians will follow them thinking they are fighting for us.
Bye bye to subsidy era, surely it's not easy, but no pain no gain.
Before u start calling me batified I be confirmed obidient.
always says the truth and let devil be ashamed.
Thank u

nairalanda1:
And these subsidy cabals are the people most Nigerians support by calling for retention of subsidy.

Ok o.

Well, subsidy has gone. It should have gone in 2012...even in 1993.

But because cheap fuel is too sweet.

Things cost money.

jullary:
They will surely fight back, and some mumu Nigerians will follow them thinking they are fighting for us.
Bye bye to subsidy era, surely it's not easy, but no pain no gain.
Before u start calling me batified I be confirmed obidient.
always says the truth and let devil be ashamed.
Thank u

Dsalvo:


Dangote refinery is now operational and has the capacity to deal with Nigeria's domestic daily demand for PMS with enough to spare for sale abroad.

Why then do you ignorantly suggest removal of subsidy has to be irrevocably tied to "fixing up the country's refineries"? Can you answer that question to show you are an objective and progressive Nigerian since your statement below indicates you are anything but those things?

jesmond3945:
even uk pay subsidy. Do you even know what is subsidy?

nairalanda1:


When my eyes were opened to how subsidy was damaging in 2011, people dey call me GEJ supporter. Me wey no dey support GEJ...is GEJ supporter.

Now I am an APC supporter, me wey no vote for Buhari because he was old, or for Tinubu self....is now an APC supporter. LOL.

People have to be realistic. Subsidy costs are rising largely because we consume more and more petrol. At the end, we have been for years taking money from other parts of the budget to fund subsidy, and borrowing to cover up the resulting deficit.

At some point we can';t keep it up.