₦airaland Forum

adenigga:
•IPMAN to sell petrol at N270/litre as supply gap widens, lingers

•NNPC GMD defends subsidy, oil production now 1.52mbpd



Source: https://punchng.com/Fuel-scarcity-bites-harder-marketers-blame-NNPCL

Macphenson:
Thunder fire any idiot planning to vote APC. yesterday I drove from Ikoyi to Ajah in search of fuel but couldnt find. I narrowly escaped my car stopping on the road because of fuel.

Whenn i got home, there was no light I have to start looking for black market which I bought for 800 a litre.

I was so.pissed off rembering some mentally retarded hungry urchins are here supporting a party that threw them into unprecedented hardship and suffering.

Right now in the traffic caused by mobil filling station after crown estate. I have been stuck her for about an Hour .

The number. of votes APC gets in 2023 elections will show the number of.mad people in this country. APC party supporters are just useless

On what basis is Tinubu even contesting?

DSC7:
I bought a litre #500 yesterday......


May APC and Tinupoo never happen to Nigeria again.....

Splitmind:
What nonsense scarcity? You wailers should carry your fake news elsewhere, when president Buhari is on seat you remember scarcity.

Splitmind:
What nonsense scarcity? You wailers should carry your fake news elsewhere, when president Buhari is on seat you remember scarcity.

Ken4Christ:
Nigerians are fools. I am sorry for the insult. But I thought the president is the minister of Petroleum. He is the one in charge.

So, why can't he address the nation on this issue?

Why are the Senate mute on this.

Why can't they pass a bill to appoint someone to be the minister instead of the incompetent president?

We are not asking relevant questions. And we are not demanding accountability.

Did God make mistakes for blessing us richly with oil and other natural resources.

Should we begin to pray that God should dry up all our oil wells so we can rest ourselves from this trouble?

So many questions begging for answers.
You already said it all from your first opening statement, NIGERIANS ARE BORN ORIGINAL SUFFERHEAD!!! no country citizens endures suffering like the mostly poor Nigerian masses! By now there should be massive riot on every street across the useless cuntrey!once again, Fela has been proven right again and again! Most Nigerians are simply afraid of dying to protest against injustice and bad government policies that's why!!!!!something that will still kill them Las las they'll rather endure to DEATH! to think many protest were held in 2014 against Jonathan govt when he added just 10 naira to fuel price then! This is horrible! Youth destitution is on the increase as we speak. People are turning Beggar as a result of increasing economic hardships argh!

The lasting solution is for the refineries to start functioning and we begin local refining,” he said.

Also speaking, the National Operations Controller of IPMAN, Mike Osatuyi, told The PUNCH that the removal of fuel subsidy and deregulation was the key to resolving the fuel scarcity menace.

“The permanent solution is to deregulate and remove subsidies. Allow the market to be a free market, where marketers other than the NNPC will be able to bring in products. Since the government said the subsidy would be removed in June, let’s wait and see, but until then, we have to manage,” he told The PUNCH over the phone.

adenigga:
•IPMAN to sell petrol at N270/litre as supply gap widens, lingers

•NNPC GMD defends subsidy, oil production now 1.52mbpd



Source: https://punchng.com/Fuel-scarcity-bites-harder-marketers-blame-NNPCL

ayo2008:
Fuel: N65/litre... GEJ must go!
Fuel: 250/litre...on your mandate, we stand.

Some Nigerians are psychiatric patients. Just believe me when I say that.

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kenbee:
I blame (PMB) Minister of Petroleum for this. He promised to fix our refineries.
Peter Obi is the only thing that makes sense to me now!
Vote Wisely

Pemco:
Yesterday my friend, Hassan, came to my house about 9pm, looking tired. He told me that he spent all the day at the filling station but could not get fuel. He concluded by saying, "it won't be better with this govt" I know he is a staunch member of APC, so I quickly reminded him that he was cursing his party oo. " when I am talking about serious issue, don't play with it" he scolded me.
I reminded him of his vow to vote for APC, and that he will continue to sleep in filing stations. He looked at me, with thoughtful expression, and said, "I will consider my loyalty to APC"