₦airaland Forum

streetzdreamz:
no matter how hard you try,some people wouldn't still get the picture,in my school the accommodation is solely private owned,and since the beginning of 2015 there has been no electricity in the entire school/environment,the s.u.g did nothing, the school did nothing, the government equally did nothing!we students had to rely on generators all through the year,when the fuel scarcity was at its peak,the gas stations were all locked up,it was only the nnpc mega station that was functional, with a mammoth crowd on daily basis,no student has the time to go line up for hours,more so jerry cans were not sold,so how do we survive if not for black market sellers?the price was high but we were grateful we at least still got the product,I don't see y the op is mad at some guy who decided to adjust his tank capacity to suit the stations policy,rather than direct his anger to the appropriate authorities,he is here screaming bloody murder!!!!!!!!his kind burns petty thieves at the stake,and justifies the real treasury looters,confused beings..

Bollinger:
But that's my point. When you patronize black marketers you are perpetuating illegal supply. I know sometimes it is unavoidable but i am under no illusion that it is a good thing.

Bollinger:
I don't think you really understand what black market is. Don't let emotion take over reason. It is never a good thing. Imagine that i am the owner of a filling station in a remote town in Nigeria. I am the only station for miles. You have no choice but to buy from me. I could easily create a black market situation by not selling fuel and creating scarcity. instead of buying from the pumps you would be buying at four hundred percent the price from my agents scattered all over the place. Now, would you still say that is a good thing?

Bollinger:
I agree with everything but the above. Your argument could as well be used by an armed robber. There is nowhere in the world where black market is a good thing. It exists, yes. But that does not make it a good thing. The ends does not justify the means.

BUTCHCASSIDY:
Believe by then Im done with this earth
Achieved it all
What's there to live for
What can I honestly enjoy at that age
Meen its time to sign off

BUTCHCASSIDY:
It should be legalised.
I for one dont wanna live above 70/75

omenka:
What sort of warped thought process is this?? How does patronage justify the propriety of their actions??

Why do you always fiercely defend illegality

Clerverly:
that must be an IPOB youth!

Firefire:
Permit me to smile...

Ebukaobi:
As an IPOB Youth, You are always foreseeing evil.

amfjay:
please tell me more about it

shachris02:
Dave, for the umteenmpth time, I'm not gay.

Quit following me around.

Ponponkon:
I guess your 80% is that ant vote Otti got from the minority ohuhus? It is clear to everyone that UkwaNgwa vote will always topple whatever number the entire ohuhu's in Abia can produce. Let's see if supreme court will also ask us to create our own state.

shachris02:
illiterate ngwa man.

Nobody cancelled any local government.
The original results that were uploaded by INEC is what was used.....and not the wayo result that was written in TA orjis parlor.

MXrep:
I will support any shooting this time around.

abduljabbar4:
Do you know how many Nigerians are employed because of me? Im a sucessful entrepreneur!

Love Machine:
Mention them.