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dabeto:
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This is still very unclear. NNPC claimed they have stock that can last for 90 days when this scarcity started tthree weeks ago and blame it dealers. PENGASSAN and NUPENG came out and said they are not the cause since they were not on strike.
If NNPC is importing fuel and claim to subsidize it and also have enough in stock, why scarcity.
Is the margin given to dealers at the depots not enough to defray the operational cost?
PMB, APC, NNPC are scams and they have turned Nigeria into a huge scam.

hooklover:
So d scam marketers were doing NNPC is doing now.

If NNPC import 90000 liters they can collect subsidy for 1200000 liters.

Nobody monitors them buhari is unchecked
.this is the way election money will be achieved..

Finally back to same corruption under different schemes

aybabz101:
First they said subsidy was a scam.....a means the then government iinvented to siphon our money.

Then we voted for them.

They then told us that subsidy exists......and that it gulp a chunk amount from our annual nation budget....that the only solution is total removal which will lead to increase in pump price

we agreed with them

Then they came back telling us that fuel subsidy still exist. That is has increased to #20 and now to #40.70

who is deceiving who. Fuel subsidy nw increased when its already 2018 and 2019 is knocking at the door.

#myMUMUdondo
#IamTiredofBuhari

Stegomiah:
Ode, you didn't even read the story
Just open mouth talk like parrot
In a rush to become FtC
Be making a folly of ya self

Iseoluwani:
This is the definition of getting it right in a marriage

michlins:
Exactly what I tell people. You see a girl rocking Gucci and asked her out then expect her to accept okirika

Ehiscotch:
Why do people always say it is the sim or contacts in it that are important when they lose their phones?

Is there a certain psychological effect to losing a phone or is it just me that noticed?

They act like the phone is not important.

That's how a guy misplaced his phone on the road then he came back in the evening crying that the person who took the phone should just return the sim and keep the phone.

Like who is that dumb?

Just go and do welcome back.

IkpuMmadu:
All these Yoruba educated folks are the clumsiest people I have seen...GTBank isn't a private entity ,it's a public quoted firm


What is wrong with you people, this isn't a government sector

In business once you go to the stock to get shares....you are now a public qouted firm


This awolowo free education did more harm than good

Free things aren't good afterall

Dirkcoyt:
Thanks for replying him. I wanted to reply but I just saw it as an effort in futility.

The questions logical minds should be asking are

hypertension:
Why are you always "VERY IMMATURE" in this forum. I know out there you behave responsibly...or you dont have home training?

People like you should be banned from this forum. U create division with you very tribal comments.

I have many Igbo friends and im sure they dont even know there is a beef existing with the yorubas

Please grow up. Dont see this as an insult but work on yourself. Apart from kids, there a grown ups or matured people here.

Thanks in advance

lonelydora:
2 days meeting as if something good will come out of it. Mtchewww!!!


If you are an Igbo person banking with GTBank, just go and withdraw all your money now, and close the account. Let's all boycott GTBank

It is happening in Anambra already.

#boycottGTB

IkpuMmadu:
I wonder what they teach you guys in those Yoruba schools ...so GT BANK is a private entity....? How can you call a publicly quoted bank a private entity


How did we end up with these people ....

seunlayi:
If this man can be in this poo, what is the fate of we that don't have up to them in the Nigerian economy. Nigeria is d--med

fergusen:
Nice counterattack GTB.
The OP of this thread created this topic after 2 years of inactivity.
Check out his profile
https://www.nairaland.com/jk210

Hatchet job.

Monaco2:
No mind her. I don't know y people Make this mistake, there is a big difference between "you are" n "your"

nenergy:
This same recruitment? Who will go through the stress of designing a professional Ad banner for a fake recruitment exercise? People get wahala sha

itskindu:
Striking Senior Staff Association of Nigerian Universities (SSANU), Non-Academic Staff Union of Universities (NASU) and National Association of Academic Technologists (NAAT), have called on the Federal Government to release N30billion to them as a condition to calling off their industrial action.
The unions had embarked on the industrial action following the failure of government to honour the agreement reached with them.
The demand was made by the National Vice President of SSANU, Mr Alfred Jimoh, after a protest against the Federal Government’s refusal to negotiate with the unions on the strike action.
Addressing journalists at the Federal University of Technology, Akure, Jimoh said if government releases the N30billion, it would be added to the N4.6billion shared among the three non-teaching staff.
“Government should release more funds to take care of the arrears of the earned allowance of the three non-teaching staff of universities and commence the immediate implementation of the allowances to forestall further accumulation of the arrears”, the union leader said.
While accusing government of using divide and rule system among the universities workers, Jimoh declared that the ongoing strike would be total until government responds to their demands.
He noted that the unions regretted the strike action following its effects on parents and students but they (unions) had no option than to embark on it.
He called on well-meaning Nigerians to call on government to accept the proposal of the unions in order for them to end the industrial action
The workers, drawn from the universities in the southern part of the country, displayed placards and marched through the major streets of Akure, the Ondo State capital, protesting what they described as the insensitivity of government to their plight.
They were led by Jimoh; SSANU National Public Relational Officer(PRO), Salaam Abdussobum; Zonal Secretary, Matthew Eruyen, and Mrs Grace Fadiora.

https://www.vanguardngr.com/2017/12/ssanu-nasu-naat-demand-n30bn-end-strike/