Under these present circumstances, I decree kwashiorkor on every AGBADORIAN BIGOT , amen 🤣🤣🤣

it is finished

We are not surprised, we envisaged all these given the rule of the king of touts and thugs.

ecolime:
Oil marketers are our major problem. They made huge money from subsidies while diverting petroleum products to neighbouring countries.

Now that subsidy is out of the way, na to bring in fuel at N550 and charge Nigeria N700 to 1,000 dey their minds.

These bastards are criminals.

Who are the cabals if not the so called.......keters

Likewise Dollar

Sermwell:
I just know we will sell fuel for 1k before December. Tribalistic Nigerians must have sense by force!

Suffocate the bloody poor masses. All of 'em. They don't deserve to live. Rip them off the fucking money and let 'em bloody perish.

~ Vampiric greedy Nigerian Elite

The correct price today should be N1000 per litre.
This is in line with current exchange rate. If you do not like it, relocate to your village in Igbotako.

The New Price shall Favor ME and My FAMILY....................Amen! O Ti Kan Wa.......A Wa Lo Kan

DevilishMan:
Agbado Filling station will continue to sell at N175

I swear to gawd bro. Agbado should go and buy at cheaper rate

These things are simple. Govt and private sectors should increase salaries by at least 50%.

Why can't the Nigerian people float a refinery....yes, it's possible.....
All meaning Nigerians sign together by paying .....eg #5000 for 10000000 people....for starters
It can be done..... let's bsee whether we will not protect our common goal or go ballistic when it goes sideways ... ?

KaazeemOtis:
Useless govt

Too early to wail pls

Okortor:
Let it go higher so next election, tribal bigotry go reduce to the barest minimum

Na so. Make he enter 2000naira per litre sef.

Rubbish!

How come petrol is more expensive than diesel

It has never happened before!

Well, more trekking for agbados

When u have a President dat has kept mute concerning d fixing of the nations refineries.
Even d deceit of d century.. commissiong of d Dangote refinery by Buhari tells u d country is a Scam.
Like i said in a post some days back... #1,000/Ltr before December.

Curious346:
I support the price hike please .

LMAO. Staying wicked.

And Tinubu, u are watching. All of u want to see the wrath of Amadioha, sonponna, Ayelala and lukuluku.

Why is Nigerian govenrment not operating a functional refinery

This is an African curse.

Europeans came here since 1900 to make Africa a mining ground and a century after, Africa has refused to come out of it!

Why can’t we refine our own crude oil?

Okortor:
Let it go higher so next election, tribal bigotry go reduce to the barest minimum

You guys are just pathetic losers! You still think this is about Tinubu? We are talking about a group of cronies here in conjunction with high profile government agents hell bent on ruining the country....Peter obi or Atiku....regardless who is president....subsidy will go

It was only budgeted for until july....so this is highly expected.....u guys should stop thinking like road side illiterates and start stating economic facts and figures here

April396949:
It is concerning to see marketers advocating for a petrol price hike amid deregulation. Such a move would disproportionately affect consumers, particularly those who rely on petrol for daily commuting or running essential errands. Increasing petrol prices could lead to a rise in the cost of living, impacting individuals and families already struggling to make ends meet.

Moreover, pushing for a petrol price hike goes against the current trend of society moving towards environmentally friendly alternatives and reducing carbon emissions. Instead of encouraging higher petrol prices, marketers should be actively promoting and incentivizing the adoption of electric vehicles and other sustainable modes of transportation.

Deregulation should not be used as an excuse to exploit consumers or prioritize short-term profits over the well-being of society. It is crucial for policymakers to carefully consider the impact of any potential price increases on individuals and the overall economy before making such adjustments. Ultimately, the priority should be to ensure fair and accessible pricing for petrol while encouraging a shift towards cleaner and greener alternatives.

Wrong. A price hike on its own will push the market away from petrol as we're already seeing.

Kuku kill us and get it over with.

SmartyPants:


Wrong. A price hike on its own will push the market away from petrol as we're already seeing.

seeing with which eyes

April396949:
It is concerning to see marketers advocating for a petrol price hike amid deregulation. Such a move would disproportionately affect consumers, particularly those who rely on petrol for daily commuting or running essential errands. Increasing petrol prices could lead to a rise in the cost of living, impacting individuals and families already struggling to make ends meet.

Moreover, pushing for a petrol price hike goes against the current trend of society moving towards environmentally friendly alternatives and reducing carbon emissions. Instead of encouraging higher petrol prices, marketers should be actively promoting and incentivizing the adoption of electric vehicles and other sustainable modes of transportation.

Deregulation should not be used as an excuse to exploit consumers or prioritize short-term profits over the well-being of society. It is crucial for policymakers to carefully consider the impact of any potential price increases on individuals and the overall economy before making such adjustments. Ultimately, the priority should be to ensure fair and accessible pricing for petrol while encouraging a shift towards cleaner and greener alternatives.

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April396949:
It is concerning to see marketers advocating for a petrol price hike amid deregulation. Such a move would disproportionately affect consumers, particularly those who rely on petrol for daily commuting or running essential errands. Increasing petrol prices could lead to a rise in the cost of living, impacting individuals and families already struggling to make ends meet.

Moreover, pushing for a petrol price hike goes against the current trend of society moving towards environmentally friendly alternatives and reducing carbon emissions. Instead of encouraging higher petrol prices, marketers should be actively promoting and incentivizing the adoption of electric vehicles and other sustainable modes of transportation.

Deregulation should not be used as an excuse to exploit consumers or prioritize short-term profits over the well-being of society. It is crucial for policymakers to carefully consider the impact of any potential price increases on individuals and the overall economy before making such adjustments. Ultimately, the priority should be to ensure fair and accessible pricing for petrol while encouraging a shift towards cleaner and greener alternatives.

chop 🌽

Curious346:
seeing with which eyes

Meaning you're not aware that there is a shift to gas taking place?

aybabz101:


You guys are just pathetic losers! You still think this is about Tinubu? We are talking about a group of cronies here in conjunction with high profile government agents hell bent on ruining the country....Peter obi or Atiku....regardless who is president....subsidy will go

It was only budgeted for until july....so this is highly expected.....u guys should stop thinking like road side illiterates and start stating economic facts and figures here

On who's table does the buck end? Are you saying that Tinubu is another Buhari that's not aware of anything? If a president can't control oil marketers, is it a common man like me and u that will put them under check?

If they like let them sell it for 1k
We will complain nd later we will adjust

Those who voted along tribal line I Believe that they will buy the fuel at a price lower than 195 naira per liter. Tinubu is here to rip you people off.😄😀😄

With that air that is been sold now in the name of fuel