₦airaland Forum

Jacksonfire:
Bolt agent. Is that you If you think drivers still make money as before and they are happy with the ridiculous fare prices along with riders bonus deducted after successful ride, God will judge you!!. If bolt ain't heartless why can't they charge riders bonus from their commissions?? And why do you think drivers like doing offline trips and charging extra fees??. Come do you know what? Go and sit down if you don't have reasonable thing to contribute here..

[color=royalblue]But he is supporting you naa[/color]

iamoyindamola:
I read ajuri resigned
Be like it's not favouring him and his family

[color=royalblue]Looks like he could be ill.

It wasn't resignation sha. Indefinite leave.

I pray its not a terminal illness. May God see him through[/color]

[color=royalblue]Amoto94 is strictly on Job vacancies

You'll just be scrolling through conversations and then you'll see "CUSTOMER CARE REPRESENTATIVE"

Thumbs up, Sheikh. I admire the effort[/color]

Segedinho:
Nigeria no be country...

Them whine d family and them go panic....


1 year....who want pay 4 d embalming

[color=royalblue]The family itself needs to have their heads checked.

How can you be waiting that long to bury your own father? YOUR OWN PAPA?

Ideally, it should be the family giving the government a date for the burial. If they were not forthcoming, why not bury him?

Abi which kind disgrace be that?[/color]

BlueRayDick:
I’m not interested in any yeye news on the Mohbad case anymore . I’ve stopped reading any news or watch any video on the matter . Like most Nigerians , I have moved on from anything related to the matter .


When his parents are ready they will bury him and they will have a closure . If not let them keep in the morgue for 100 years and all of them be chasing clout on social media .

[color=royalblue]Like the Taiwo Akinkumi son that kept his father in the morgue for a year, because he wanted National burial

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KingTom:
It is what it is, I found myself at the depot today I dey stroll tank farms like orphan dey beg with my jerrycan eventually nepotism worked in my favour and I got a healthy 30L, which will be managed till further notice

[color=royalblue]What is this, abeg?[/color]

Nezzjnr:
Na wetin Tulumbu don cause

I spent most of my day at the filling station last weekend and E no funny gan

[color=royalblue]See as men dey keep track of tankers

Choi!

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Nezzjnr:


You for wait make dem offload from Tanker na

I guess that was last week Saturday ryt?

[color=royalblue]Una dey live for Petrol station?

How you take know when Tanker dey offload? [/color]

Itsrm:
You sure?

Watch this interview between the 1st and 10th minute.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aV1S4RDdOoY&pp=ygUOQXJpc2UgbmV3cyBjbmc%3D

Even better if you can watch the entire interview.

I was surprised to find out there are no CNG stations with Greenville here in our backyard. I called some of the biggest gas stations around and none of them had CNG.

I would have converted mine.

[color=royalblue]Yes, I am sure.

I'll watch the interview later, as i am currently in a programme.

But yes, CNG is transported in gas tankers.

There's a company i used to supply parts to in Ikorodu. They produce CNG and sell to companies. This was even before Tinubu entered.
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Nezzjnr:
The queue there is so disorganised.

I prefer First Gate

[color=royalblue]The queue is not disorganised.

The entrance is narrow. You just have to target the pump you want to join, and pick the part of the entrance to join

Once you get past that entrance, it is easy.[/color]

Itsrm:
I dey your back

Once there's even one CNG station available, I'm converting my car.

I hear the transportation of CNG is very difficult and extremely capital intensive. That's why investment in CNG stations seem to be dragging. Infact, they said if you don't have existing CNG gas pipelines running through your state, forget about ever having CNG stations in the state.

[color=royalblue]I don't think this is true sha.

CNG is transported using gas tankers to their destinations, just like PMS or AGO.

If stations are in place, it shouldn't be a problem.

PH should be having CNG stations sef. Greenville that is the major producer, has a plant on East/West road.

If in Lagos here, i can see their trucks, why can't it be in PH?[/color]

iamoyindamola:
Patiently waiting for obi

[color=royalblue]They even made a video.

Someone said he watched it and had to stop because it was too gory.
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folake4u:
I'm sorry but this made me laugh so hard. 😂😂

[color=royalblue]How come 100 people were slaughtered in Borno, and nobody is talking?

Even the Presidency no talk.[/color]

donbrowser:
Yes CNG is safer than petrol. You already have the stats steering at you. Only Africa and Asia are adopting CNG. Petrol is globally available unlike CNG. You should ask why they are not creating the electric version of these cars instead of petrol versions. You can say it has nothing to do with Nigerians yet but you have to applaud the FG for attempting to drift into something safer and more affordable for Nigerians who cannot afford electric cars.

Disclaimer: If there's actually no subsidy on CNG.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UwP1wLuVqvU?si=0XnJPU8Yb3ghPNqB

If after watching this video you still want to argue that CNG is not safer. Continue using petrol, it's your choice bro.

[color=royalblue]Why do you have to make everything about FG?

I am not defending the use of petrol. I am simply asking why car makers are not making cars using CNG, if it is safer and cheaper?

Which one is "continue using petrol"? Na fight?

Abeg no mention me, if na quarrel e go turn to.[/color]

donbrowser:
We = Nigerians

1. Does it make sense that Nigerians abandon their petrol cars to start buying electric cars?

2. Do we have money to buy electric cars?

3. Can Nigerians convert to CNG? Yes

4. Do we have enough gas? Yes!

The only but is that the conversion kit is too expensive. I expect that the FG should subsidize it for over 1 or 2 years so people can make the necessary switch. That's if there's no subsidy on CNG though.

[color=royalblue]You said CNG is safer than petrol.

Gas prices have been rising globally.

So how come Toyota is producing 2024 Land Cruiser on petrol engines? The same for Benz and others

Is it that they are not aware CNG is cheaper and safer?

This has nothing to do with Nigerians yet[/color]

BlueRayDick:
It's just amusing seeing Dangote carrying bottle of "white petrol" up and down on TV, APC supporters/Influencers shouting their voices hoarse on Twitter running PR for fuel that has no retail price yet, NNPC talking about PH refinery beginning production soon for the umpteenth time, and the citizens sleeping in filling stations to buy expensive fuel.

The whole thing is just crazy!

I just hope they won't start robbing people on fuel queue early in the morning and late at night.

[color=royalblue]Fuel wey no get price.

No mind am.[/color]

BlueRayDick:
The whole thing just give On Your Own(OYO) vibes. It’s looking like we are in a rudderless ship.

You can read the frustration on people’s face already .

[color=royalblue]Nobody is even sympathising with the people

Just NNPC and Dangote talking shiit on TV.

Market wey i come today just be like waste of time. No customer, nothing nothing

The Sun sef come hot well well[/color]

GloriousGbola:
You don't want to know.

[color=royalblue]How long do we keep on going like this?

And even when Dangote rolls out his PMS, the queues will still be there, because these stations sell the cheapest.

Independent ones are selling 1,100. People will still queue at NNPC, Mobil and the likes.[/color]

[color=royalblue]All 2024 models of cars are running on Petrol or electric

How come they are boycotting the safe CNG for Petrol? Abi Toyota and Ford no sabi anything?

It is only Asain and third world countries that are on this CNG stuff.

Hopefully, this conversion is not about to lead people like a lamb led to be slaughtered[/color]

Nezzjnr:
Dem beat one Guy blue black on Saturday for that Mobil at First Gate

Queue wey start from Opposite Mothers and Child... You just rush wan enter gate.

[color=royalblue]Omoh...That distance is long oh

The last time i drove into Festac, i went to Mobil 23 road. Spent about 40 minutes to buy at 619. That was last week

Only God know the kind queue wey go dey there now.[/color]

BlueRayDick:
People are really argue on the queues.

Unfortunately, the soldiers and LASTMA officials who are supposed to be coordinating things and maintaining things go in orderly manner are working in connivance with touts who manned the filling station gates. They collect money from people who want to enter without being on the original queue. The only saving grace is that no matter how u dey vex reach as civilian, u can't fight a soldier on uniform

The whole thing is causing traffic in different filling stations by the road around VI and Ikoyi axis.

[color=royalblue]The thing is just pathetic.

I can't even remember when last we had this kind of situation in Buhari's 8 years.

We have had scarcity up to 5 times in one year[/color]

BlueRayDick:
I saw two men slugging it out on a fuel queue this morning. Man A was not on the fuel queue but was on fast lane; He saw the fuel queue moved but one vehicle without driver in it has left a space he could utilize to quickly join the queue.

Man B who was on the queue originally was pissed the owner of the empty vehicle has allowed for Man A to maneuver, so in order to prevent Man A from joining he quickly used his vehicle to block the little space remaining.

Man A was now saying " Shey nkan te'n shey yi make sense? , Ekiti kan naa de ni wa o" Meaning: What you are doing now, does it make sense ? And we are both from Ekiti o. (He noticed the man's dialect is ekiti with the way he was talking)

The man no hear anything o. He just dey vex say shey na Ekiti matter be this abi ? He has been on queue since 5am and u are here telling him to allow you join queue because u are supposedly from Ekiti like him

The whole thing was funny and sad at the same time.

[color=royalblue]He should be careful with how he tries to pull that on queues oh

The kind anger wey some people get. Dem dey find who to pour am on[/color]

liveLongNprospa:
Amigoss you see wetin LP do abure.
Obi carry all the senators, HORs, governor and governorship aspirants organise event.
New caretaker committee.

But I didn't see Kenneth Okonkwo sha 🤔

[color=royalblue]I thought he quit[/color]

Segedinho:
I personally think yahoo is the reason the crime gas reduced in this present day Nigeria...


We have all time high joblessness that can't match the population of the ever hungry youths.....

When I say yahoo...I ain't talking about this new trend of +++......

Things are relatively moderate cos these set of people can steal outside without even thinking about gun nor their neighbours....

(,please I am not justifying the act )

[color=royalblue]This is a joke, right?[/color]

northbird:
It's not even suitable for ehailing.

[color=royalblue]As cost effective and economical CNG is, how come known brands of cars do not make their products with it?

Toyota, Ford, etc do not make CNG cars for the market, despite the rise in Petrol prices.
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northbird:
The cost for cng conversion is too steep. 1m plus .. that's a lot of money.

Moreover ,it takes a huge chunk of your trunk space. As a ehailing person, it puts you at a big disadvantage.Most airport riders usually have luggage.

As long as the "God is good, Ekeson, young shall grow, Agofure ,Peace n co" have not switched.
I wouldn't waste my time.

The question nobody has answered is" if you switch and few weeks later, cost of cng goes up ,
what will you do?.

As long as you can considerably recover your pms costs in ehailing, pms is still the preferred choice.

[color=royalblue]The scarcity of stations is a huge, very huge turn off

From CMS to Badagry, no station.

What if your car has a high combustion, or your gas is leaking? You'll lose cylinder and start carrying to to go and buy gas?

The scarcity of stations is why transporters won't touch it yet.[/color]

[color=royalblue]I really hope Nigerians have learnt their lesson now.

Even if you like Tinubu, at least, be very critical in making a decision.

Someone who was gaffing and avoided debates is arrogant. Na arrogance make this guy scatter everything, of which there might not be a turning back.

I entered public bus today, and i was ashamed to see old women and adults lapping themselves like secondary school children. [/color]

Amigoss:
He has not been very vocal about what is happening now and the high cost of living,he suppose dey press their necks with agenda

His most vocal supporters are been hounded for "sponsoring a protest" which didn't lead to any breakdown of law and order by people he is shining teeth with,not a statement from him or did i miss it....

The hate I have for Apc,I want him to replicate and show it too,not to be found in same room with them smiling not even at this time,maybe I am expecting too much

[color=royalblue]You are expecting too much oh.

Besides, the occasion was a condolence visit, and as you can see, the people who went were handpicked, and led by the Vice President.

That is definitely not a time to start singing "Solidarity for ever"[/color]

Amigoss:
That picture of Obi smiling,shaking shettima and in that entourage is doing my head in, very disgusting and insensitive...Aside the protest thingy,I want to agree with Kenneth okonkwo...

[color=royalblue]What did you want him to do?[/color]

Nezzjnr:
Give me your slot

Make I try recover small.

Shebi I go try register on Ehailing make I recover my money back??

[color=royalblue]You na Don na...Odogwu

You no need this kind money[/color]