N3TRAL:


You lost. Take your L in peace.

joefelin2345:
Take your APC membership card to any Petrol Station & buy fuel for N45/ litre. Beside ,be ready to pay through your nose for any commodities henceforth.

QualityShare:


We won, you lost.

I'm sure you're pained now that the strike has been suspended. Obi must reclaim his mandate. No strike engineered by the Tinubu camp will stop him.

seborrhic:
Given time, transport cost and related prices would normalise and reduce from the initial high levels because there would be adjustments and cost saving measures employed by people,forcing transporters to reduce their prices because of reduced patronage.
For eg,many people that work far from their residence would start squatting with friends or find temporary accommodation near their places of work,so if they go Monday they only return weekends.

iwaeda:


Slave mode activated.

NOC1:
I know they will suspend it, majority of the masses are not on their side, people like Maupe of Channels who do criticize Tinubu came out openly to support the removal of Subsidy, even Charlyboy.

Every enlightened Nigeria will support the end to the useless subsidy.

Majority of Those who claim not to support the subsidy removal are hypocrites their mind is saying another thing and there mouth is saying another.

abc115:

It depends...BRT is still the old price

omniwater:
Shame to bad people who are determined to shut down Nigeria to prove a point.


Nigeria must survive and overcome the current security and economic challenges.


We are in good hands my people.
Fasten your seat belts to enjoy the ride.
The journey has promised to be a pleasant one.


God bless Nigeria!
God bless The President!!
and
God bless omniwater!!!

Confirmedzombie:


Na you and your fellow hate filled, bitter souls and enemies of Nigeria e go shock.

We are patriotic Nigeria and we believe there will be no strike.

You ibos carry the strike for head like gala.

A shame

Aonkuuse:
I knew that the strike will not really hold though I don't believe that they were bribed.

Tinubu is a kind of someone who doesn't make noise but knows how to influence. The FG's negotiation team wasn't bad too.

abc115:
Subsidy is gone

God Bless President Bola Tinubu
God Bless Federal Republic of Nigeria

abc115:
Subsidy is gone

God Bless President Bola Tinubu
God Bless Federal Republic of Nigeria

seborrhic:
Given time, transport cost and related prices would normalise and reduce from the initial high levels because there would be adjustments and cost saving measures employed by people,forcing transporters to reduce their prices because of reduced patronage.
For eg,many people that work far from their residence would start squatting with friends or find temporary accommodation near their places of work,so if they go Monday they only return weekends.

abc115:
Subsidy is gone

God Bless President Bola Tinubu
God Bless Federal Republic of Nigeria

Sultty:
after how many times?? Jona said he removed it, bubu said he removed it, now tinubu said he has removed it. God spear both our lives, I'll save this comment for 4-8, years+ then I'll remind u of this comment

Titogbanski:


So what made this position untrue in 2012 when Jonathan did removed subsidy and you guys locked down the system in protest?

Jorussia:
President Tinubu always come out victorious. I pray this man don't fail this country. The next is for CBN to move exchange to black market rate to stabilize another subsidy scam going on in the forex market.

seunmsg:
It was an unpopular strike that was doomed to fail. Suspending the proposed strike at this point is simply to save face.

abc115:

It depends...BRT is still the old price

lhordspy:
Lol. I never doubted for a second. Tinubu always come out ontop. Always a winner.

I knew it was initial gra-gra from NLC. I wonder how our IPOB brothers will react to this news now. Will they cancel and insult the NLC president for canceling the strike?

We will not and never return fuel subsidy. We will not borrow money to subsidize fuel for marketers, just for them to smuggle it into benin, ghana and other countries. While we Nigerians bear the brunt. We suffered scarcity, unavailability, still suffered high cost. Nah, Enough is Enough. We will rather channel the money into infrastructure, health and food production.

Nigeria will be great again.

seborrhic:
Given time, transport cost and related prices would normalise and reduce from the initial high levels because there would be adjustments and cost saving measures employed by people,forcing transporters to reduce their prices because of reduced patronage.
For eg,many people that work far from their residence would start squatting with friends or find temporary accommodation near their places of work,so if they go Monday they only return weekends.