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[color=#1980BC] [b] Lie Mohammed at his propaganda best,now instead of him and his paymasters to analyze and isolate the issues with a view concerning finding solutions.The old goat is about bleating in the wrong bush and pointing fingers, if not he would realise that most of the workers owed salaries are chiefly from APC states thus in his biased reasoning GEJ is at fault for owing Osun state workers 7months salary...he would also realise that shylock cabals are the devils behind the artificial scarcity, but would you blame Lie Mohammed for throwing blames about when his party in the opposition decieved Nigerians into occupying Lagos during the 2012 oil subsidy protest thus tying Goodluck's hands in these matters?If GEJ had gotten his way,we don't see the existence of any petrol cabals how much more thieves that are always seeking to maximise their petrol profits via exploiting power vaccuum such as we have now.In retrospect,gullible Nigerians are to be blamed. You protested your way into one chance,now you voted in Baba one chance....It couldn't get any worse.[/b] [/color]

BCharlie:
[s]If you ever comment on this forum again in your life. Mumu wey no get fake. Who is ruling presently? Una madness wey una call JEG, this is the farewell message to Nigerians
when he was distributing dollars to the dullards, we're you dead? Now the economy has crumbled you are pushing it to the innocent ones. Mumu original[/s].

[color=#1980BC] We don't like goats quoting us. Thanks. [/color]

Sibrah:
you call an artificial protest by marketer slavery, then what do we call the sales of kerosine at N150 and unregulated diesel at double intl market rate.

[color=#1980BC] We rather have readily available petroluem products at 150 per litre than #87 and you get to spend two nights in a queue,go figure. [/color]

bushdoc9919:
Actually, the oil cabals benefit more from fuel subsidy removal. It means they can fix their prices....and earn higher profits.

Many Nigerians opposed fuel subsidy removal because the average Nigerian is living under a dollar a day...and frankly telling someone about how removal of fuel subsidy will benefit him or her in the long term...while he/she is saddled with high transport and food prices as a result of high fuel price is not going to be easy.

[color=#1980BC] They could if the sector is cocooned in a monopoly bubble of some sort but remember that it was the same subsidy that made it quite impossible for the oil sector to be competitive as foreign investors or indigenous investors found it impossible to vie against subsidized marketers for a large share of the Nigerian market but when you deregulate the market, it becomes a free for all,maybe the fuel won't go as cheap as #87 but it will be very much available to power businnesses and economic activities....the beauty is that investors would seek ways to cut costs,beat fellow competitors and maximise profit that includes building refineries,tank farms,depots,laying down more pipeline network,filling stations in even remote areas to reach customers this here could spark the resurrection of Nigeria's petrochemical industry thus providing more jobs and boosting the economy exponentially....It is a win/win situation. [/color]

[color=#1980BC] We no dey hear word...Seriously we would like this scarcity to continue so as to teach gullible Nigerians how not to dance their way into slavery as we observed during 2012 subsidy protest....Thieffnubu's media propaganda decieved us into demonizing Goodluck and cheering the oil cabals during those difficult days... [/color]

Sibrah:
If the subsidy had been removed today we would have been buying at around N147/Litre. Diesel subsidy was removed and it still sells for same price, that proves Nigerians were right to oppose the subsidy removal.

[color=#1980BC] But wouldn't the product still be readily available as at now instead of these sufferings?..You opposed and protested your way into slavery. [/color]

[color=#1980BC] Gradually we getting back to the stone age..... [/color]

[color=#1980BC] We like the goal...Fabulous strike. [/color]

[color=#1980BC] The f**king injustice. How can this rubbish football club win the Premier League? They couldn't even play good football,just park the bus and lob it to Costa....Gaddem it. [/color]

[color=#1980BC] How come? Hamilton was leading by 17 seconds...What happened?!. [/color]

[color=#1980BC] We rather watch Mercedes drivers Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg battle it out in Monaco than listen to bullsh*t..[/color]

[color=#1980BC] [b] Lie Mohammed at his propaganda best instead of him and his paymasters to analyze and isolate the issues with a view to finding solutions.The old goat is about bleating in the wrong bush and pointing fingers, if not he would realise most of the workers owed salaries are chiefly from APC states thus in his biased reasoning GEJ is at fault for owing Osun state workers 7months salary...he would also realise that shylock cabals are the devils behind the artificial scarcity, but would you blame Lie Mohammed for throwing blames about when his party in the opposition decieved Nigerians into occupying Lagos during the 2012 oil subsidy protest thus tying Goodluck's hands in these matters?If GEJ had gotten his way,we don't see the existence of any petrol cabals how much more thieves that are always seeking to maximise their petrol profits via exploiting power vaccuum such as we have now.In retrospect,gullible Nigerians are to be blamed. You protested your way into one chance,now you voted in Baba one chance....It couldn't get any worse.[/b] [/color]

[color=#1980BC] [b] Lie Mohammed at his propaganda best instead of him and his paymasters to analyze and isolate the issues with a view to finding solutions.The old goat is about bleating in the wrong bush and pointing fingers, if not he would realise most of the workers owed salaries are chiefly from APC states thus in his biased reasoning GEJ is at fault for owing Osun state workers 7months salary...he would also realise that shylock cabals are the devils behind the artificial scarcity, but would you blame Lie Mohammed for throwing blames about when his party in the opposition decieved Nigerians into occupying Lagos during the 2012 oil subsidy protest thus tying Goodluck's hands in these matters?If GEJ had gotten his way,we don't see the existence of any petrol cabals how much more thieves that are always seeking to maximise their petrol profits via exploiting power vaccuum such as we have now.In retrospect,gullible Nigerians are to be blamed. You protested your way into one chance,now you voted in Baba one chance....It couldn't get any worse.[/b] [/color]

[color=#1980BC] TBH,Twas never about Change,it was about usurping power thus you see why these two individuals won't stand down for common consensus at least if not for the people and the sake of peace but for credibility of the Janjaweede Party...Nigerians, the vultures are circling overhead and even fighting for who gets lion share. [/color]

[color=#1980BC] But you were dancing azonto during #Occupy Lagos..Why the cries? You created the monster cabals,you made them powerful when you fought against GEJ's policy to quashing their power and monopoly which would have made energy supplies readily available at all times including during power vaccums.We don't see what the fuss is about when an airliner decides to refuel, tis not as if the Jet is refueling during flight via a KC-135 Tanker aircraft.. [/color]

bakila:
Well delivered but heavily tainted by nairaland I pass my neiyhbour bashingtomiasis.

[color=#1980BC] Hahaha... [/color]

[color=#1980BC] In this era of bone marrow spectography tis pretty much easier to weed out overaged players....Now these young bloods have the opportunity to shine.We see Iheanacho staking his claim for Manchester City first team shirt with a dominant and monstrous performance in this tournament... [/color]

Kachisbarbie:
That was how Lagos started. They didn't just jump to 250-300N a litre. It increased in an arithmetic progression
We are getting there too.
If it continues, we would soon start sleeping in a queue or buying from blackmarket

Na small-small nna.
I still maintain it's scarce.

[color=#1980BC] This is the climax of the scarcity thus prices at this point reflect the current equilibrium of demand,supply and competition.....in simple english,it cannot get anyworse than it is except if somebody starts "smuggling" petrol from the south east to areas of extreme fuel scarcity in South west.. [/color]

[color=#1980BC] [b] Lie Mohammed at his propaganda best instead of him and his paymasters to analyze and isolate the issues with a view to finding solutions.The old goat is about bleating in the wrong bush and pointing fingers, if not he would realise most of the workers owed salaries are chiefly from APC states thus in his biased reasoning GEJ is at fault for owing Osun state workers 7months salary...he would also realise that shylock cabals are the devils behind the artificial scarcity, but would you blame Lie Mohammed for throwing blames about when his party in the opposition decieved Nigerians into occupying Lagos during the 2012 oil subsidy protest thus tying Goodluck's hands in these matters?If GEJ had gotten his way,we don't see the existence of any petrol cabals how much more thieves that are always seeking to maximise their petrol profits via exploiting power vaccuum such as we have now.In retrospect,gullible Nigerians are to be blamed. You protested your way into one chance,now you voted in Baba one chance....It couldn't get any worse.[/b] [/color]

Kachisbarbie:
It's scarce, because I know how many filling stations I tried before I got that one.
Bear in mind that, yesterday was day 1 or 2, how would subsequent days be? ?


Hehe.
We are trying to make provision for the ladies that are allergic to suffering.

[color=#1980BC] The point is availability and if you slept overnight in a queue to buy it or blackmarket...180 is too small compared to the rate of 250 and 300 hundred naira per litre in Lagos and Southwest. [/color]

[color=#1980BC] I get Nepa light,i don pump my water and i still get fuel for tank. Hahaahaa..GEJmyHero. [/color]

Kachisbarbie:
There is fuel scarcity in Aba.
I bought 180 yesterday...somewhere on Okigwe road.

[color=#1980BC] The question isn't about price but availability... [/color]

[color=#1980BC] South east should become an oil refinery hub for the rest of the country,Bight of Biafra and Eastern Cameroon...Demand for the product should boost fractional distillation industries,production and export. [/color]

ibisko04:
Common sense is not when you know the right thing to do and do otherwise.
All your theory is that the market should be allowed to function according to the dictates of demands and supplies.
Yes, we will allow the system to run according to demand and supply but not when you give away everything.
Governance is more than giving away everything to the market forces.
Power distribution is a good example of how government can make wrong decision about privatization of a welfare section of economy without proper supervision.
I am not saying government should give us fuel as a welfare package, and I don't think it has ever been given free in the history of Nigeria.
We want a local production of our crude oil to finished products in our local refinery here in Nigeria. Who owns the refinery is not our business. Let the refinery be located in Nigeria and employed Nigerians.

[color=#1980BC] You didnt make any point in this writeup,it was neither here nor there. What did GEJ give away if not his discretion with doing away with the cabals currently holding us to ransome as far back as 2012? Ohho..You fail to remember the azonto with which you danced on you way to occupy Lagos,didnt you? Commonsense is when oil cabals dupe you to protest against policies that will remove their shackles from your necks. isn't it? What we understand is GEJ tried unbundling the oil sector for industrial competition but the cabals swindled your likes into kicking against it.....Deal with it. [/color]

otigbagba:
....Buhari has never been Pdp...thats d glimmer of hope we optimistic Nigerians have.quit defending that massive failure gej...Thanks. .Nigeria will be great again.

[color=#1980BC] If you like hide your head under the sand, It will take more than 'glimmer of hope' to save Buhari from the wolves around him. [/color]

mployer:
Nice post.

Sadly I was part of the 'occupy lagos' protest

My apologies to Gej.

[color=#1980BC] Not your fault,man.Public hysteria was fed by our media and you see why it was important for thieffnubu owning considerable stake in the media.....Propaganda is a very useful tool,you know. [/color]

ibisko04:
All what you have said here is really rubbish.
Instead of Jonathan government to fixed the local refinery, he was busy pandering to please the cabals.
The way to go is to make our local refinery functions, so as to produce all the products locally, not to import products when you have the raw materials and the technical know how to process it to finish products with additional valuables.

[color=#1980BC] Do you have brain at all? Do you know what economic idealogy stimulates mechanization,industry and production? Or do you think the welfare socialist system as you have with NEPA,Nitel,Petrol subsidy etc are sustainable in the long run? If Nitel is unbundled,sold and its sector deregulated for competition without any protest why the sudden clamour against unbundling and deregulating the oil sector? Or do you think government can provide refineries to cater for all our petrol needs without private commercial support? And how do you think you can make that sector attractive for investors? Is it not curbing subsidy and deregulating that sector for commercial competition just as you have with MTN and Etisalat...Go and buy common sense,pls. [/color]

baybeeboi:
you are the most unintelligent female av come accross in this forum.

How can a woman be so dumb?

There's never any meaningful thing you say.

i wonder what you look like, maybe a pig

[color=#1980BC] We have her pictures, imagine a pig with a large washboard forehead......yeah...You are not far from imagining what she really looks like. [/color]

[color=#1980BC] And APC propaganda machinery would have us believe this debt was incurred solo by Goodluck without looking at the debt profile of their states especially Lagos and Osun respectively....We are sure Ngozi Okonjo Iweala will be the scapegoat for unpaid salaries in Oshogbo. [/color]

otigbagba:
....Goodness me that some people will come here typing poo....pdp lead this country 16yrs and yet the problem of fuel and electricity has not been solved. ..not minding the transformation agenda poo we were told..Now this guy comes here saying its not Gej fault...u have no idea what leadership is.?its about responsibility. Imay 29 shld just come and go...Tanoids nd myopism

[color=#1980BC] Yes, PDP led Nigeria for 16 years.....Those who had the opportunity to change the course of the Nation but instead looted and yoked Nigerians into penury 16 years before are all in the APC...you see your life?. [/color]

[color=#1980BC] [b] Well,first off Buhari never built any refinery maybe he commissioned one or two but he never was part of any team that conceptualize,initiate and build any refinery at any time whatsoever.Now we have gotten that small humdrum out the way tis better for us to come to an agreement as to the fears of these marketers currently brewing this artificial scarcity,if Buhari will shut down subsidy-ironically, the same motion GEJ sought about to initiate but was opposed by the opposition,the cabals and ordinary naive Nigerians decieved in #Occupy Lagos- will these same marketers get their investments back especially now the dollar is at an all time high? If not, tis businness savvy to start a scarcity and sell your product at quadruple the normal rate so as to get back your capital and profit before the new government settles down. We don't see how the blame is Goodluck's instead we have gullible Nigerians to blame who protested against their freedom and occupied Lagos when Goodluck sought to liberate Nigerians from the shackles of the cabal...Freedom,we had the chance to be free or dum(b) but Nigerians were bambozzled by the opposition and cabal into choosing dum(b).[/b] [/color]

[color=#1980BC] There never was any need to blame GEJ afterall he tried clipping the wings of these same fuel cabals back in 2012 but you people went to occupy lagos in protest for the benefit of the same thieving marketers....Why crying when you people created the monster? [/color]