vivalavida:


You wan promote your YouTube page. Baba if u no fit narrate the story here, forgerrit bro.

OgaKazeem:


Baba I think say na only me... I no understand wetin e write at all.

valarinz:


You ok bruh?



Some of us are now getting seriously worried 😰

Kasdat5:


It looks like private jet . Too much garri .

fineboynl:
This doesn’t look like 407

noskcid:
Where are the photos

ebenezary:
wow very educative indeed nice one

olurotimi:
They have a Taskforce office at Ladipo, send someone there on ur behalf and get to talk to them on phone.

olurotimi:
They have a Taskforce office at Ladipo, send someone there on ur behalf and get to talk to them on phone.

cardoctor:
Go straight to the police station and report the issue. Police will be your best friend immediately.

buygala:



Better collect that 75k compressor and count your losses, after getting someone to comprehensively test it at seller's shop for you before taking it. .. Take it as a lesson learnt.

However else you might choose to treat this situation aside leaving seller for God, you are going to spend far more than 20k. He is not sending any part or making me a refund

Unless you just wish to teach the seller a lesson no matter the expense, recover whatever you can and move..

neonly:
U made a very big mistake you should have come to Lagos yourself to select yur compressor yurself
D plumbing and sucking was for you to check properly because most of dis compressor are foreign used
U should have just opt for a new one
Hope u know compressor have life span

wittywriter:
They usually have a union...try reach out to their chairman.





Wittyness

aieromon:
I think this will be the last video I will watch on your channel.

Kwamecron:
Lagos

obailala:
Amazing how so many people still fail to comprehend this very elementary explanation you gave above. For those living in the delusion that there was no subsidy, if there was really no subsidy, how come petrol was sold in Nigeria for N185 (way cheaper than all neighbouring countries)?

The argument of the guy in the video was flawed from the very beginning when he asked which marketers the subsidy was paid to. Since 2016, subsidy was not paid to any marketer, but rather NNPC imported and sold petrol at a loss. That loss, or 'under-recovery' as they termed it, was effectively the subsidy! ... If NNPC was to remit N1 trillion to the govt, but it remitted only 800 billion, that loss of N200 billion is effectively the price paid to keep pump prices low = subsidy.

The guy in the video claims NNPC was making over N100 profit per litre when petrol was still sold at N185; he however failed to explain the source of this figure. Would be interesting to know where that figure came from...