₦airaland Forum

DPR needs to employ more inspectors, Mobil petrol station opposite UniPORT got product yesterday and sold for just 2 hours then stopped.

We Nigerians should stop being greedy and evil at the same time then turn around to blame Buhari and APC.

Since we had 100%, how has it helped us? If the British had still been our colonial masters since 1960, South Africa and Egypt put together will not have seen our break light. The earlier, Nigeria starts working the better.

TheGoodJoe:
“So, I’ve tied Total Upstream to Total Downstream, Mobil Upstream to Mobil Downstream, Agip ENI to Oando, Shell to Conoil and things like that. It’s been very innovative, putting 200 million dollars of FX availability out into the space. It’s taken a lot of goodwill, it’s taken a lot of work from me."...Ibe Kachikwu

This man is a genius. I pray his plans work.

He is but I'm afraid for the combo of Oando - Agip, both companies are known for under hand dealings.

The problem of Niger Delta is the greed of the leaders and the mental poverty of the followers.

Billion billions yet no singular world class project, the leaders send 90% of the funds overseas for their family and future, keep 9% to maintain their harem & associates, and share 1% to the populace as constituency projects.

TheGoodJoe:

Do not mind a lot of the Rivers People. Their PDP Senators and House of Representatives members will not fight for them. I can bet it is Amaechi that pointed the exclusion of the Lagos - Calabar Railway project and rejected it.

That is how we Niger Deltans did siddon look and all other Airports in Nigeria were completed except for Port Harcourt.

We will get there, hopefully by 3rd week in April, product will be available. Right now its 250 per litre in Port Harcourt with abeg.

What is the business of Army and petrol station?

Will hear the explanation from the National Assembly first before an adequate response.

So who killed the Agatu people? Olu Falae security and the others?

We have not seen light in Aluu for over 8 days now if not more.

250 naira per litre in Boundary, Aluu. Most petrol stations at East West Road refuse to sell.

Gbawe is my friend.

CBN should not give Banks the money as they will loan it to Politicians and turn around to declare it bad loan.

Truth be told the robbers are mostly fellow students.

What more can we say?

Corruption is really fighting back but that civil defence woman should know that every dog has its day.

Simply close the account.

Cutehector:
Thank God i'm in uniport

Yes o, we do not make such mistakes in UNIPORT, our students should graduate as and when due.

Praise God.

Roads, Railways and Electricity is what government should focus on.

Unbelievable.

udondeymadt:
Na im oh... This area in pH is quite dirty sha but we are hoping it gets better.

Port Harcourt has since been rechristened Garbage City from its former status of Garden City, the place is damn filthy with market and motor park at every junction.

Its incredible how Abuja is able to get Petrol at 87 naira whereas Port Harcourt is in turmoil - 180 per litre in the petrol station.

She is just postponing the evil day.

If only Nigerians love Innoson as Indians love Kia.

As usual, the law is made to protect and advance the rich while oppressing the poor who go about shouting PDP and APC.

Its 180 naira per litre in the petrol station in Port Harcourt, looks like an increase of 10 naira per day is in vogue.

He should respond to his colleagues who are collecting pensions as ex governors and still receiving full salaries and allowances as senators.

These so called Niger Deltans did not do anything for their local communities. No roads, no healthcare, no schools. Na who wan dash am honorarium of $4 million? Thieves

The story making the rounds here in Uniport is that poor girl smoked so much weed and decided to take a selfie with a gun but that is untrue.

Petrol @ 170 per litre at the pump in Port Harcourt is no joke.

No light so small businesses are suffering.