FreeStuffsNG:
They know that subsidy on petrol was evil

FreeStuffsNG:
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Jacobiceprince8:
Where is the Save Nigeria Group that protested against Jonathan, when fuel was N65. Why are they not protesting now?
Where is Wole Soyinka? Where is Tunde Bakare? Are they silent because their Thiefnnubu is president.

9jatriot:
That picture of Wole was when the SNG group were fighting for GEJ to be installed as the president of Nigeria and not fuel protest.

Petrol has been fully deregulated so once you hear price of Brent or exchange rate increase, just brace up for an increase.

The only problem is if the pump guys will also agree to reduce when those things also reduce.

9jatriot:
That picture of Wole was when the SNG group were fighting for GEJ to be installed as the president of Nigeria and not fuel protest.

Petrol has been fully deregulated so once you hear price of Brent or exchange rate increase, just brace up for an increase.

The only problem is if the pump guys will also agree to reduce when those things also reduce.

LLSAINT:
Soyinka is as old as your grand Pa
Bakare is as old as your father
Would you advice either of your parents to go to the street?

Jacobiceprince8:

amanda2013:
It is evil now but wasn't evil when Jonathan wanted to remove it right? By the time Tinubu is done with Nigerians,eye go clear .

9jatriot:
Oshomole supported subisdy remove then, so how come he is in this your picture?

9jatriot:
That picture of Wole was when the SNG group were fighting for GEJ to be installed as the president of Nigeria and not fuel protest.

Petrol has been fully deregulated so once you hear price of Brent or exchange rate increase, just brace up for an increase.

The only problem is if the pump guys will also agree to reduce when those things also reduce.

PlayMaker14:
Shifting goalpost as usual.

They just gave you a pictorial evidence of that old fool called Soyinka protesting.

Don't shift goalpost again.

PlayMaker14:
Hypocrite!!!!


What where those old fools doing on the streets then?

If they can do it then, let them come back and do it again.

Hypocrite.

9jatriot:
No, it means the picture is doubtful

People mix up the 2010 protest that supported GEJ and the one that happened in 2012 that was against him.

You can also stage your own protest if you like, but the fact is petrol is now deregulated

Chairman of Ekiti State chapter of Trade Union Congress (TUC), Comrade Kolawole Olaiya, has lambasted the governor of Edo State, Adams Oshiomhole, saying his acceptance to serve in the Subsidy Reinvestment and Empowerment Programme Board (SURE) meant he was against the masses.

Olaiya, who stated this while addressing newsmen in Ado Ekiti, during the third day of the ongoing protest against removal of subsidy on petrol, pointed out that “Oshiomhole’s acceptance of the appointment and issuance of a statement in support of subsidy removal was an indication that the former labour leader is no longer on the side of Nigerian masses.”

The march recorded large turnout of people who sang anti-Oshiomhole songs, describing him as “one of those who inflicted pains on Nigerians.”


Wednesday’s march started from Basiri area of Ado Ekiti and marched through Fajuyi Square, Irona to Ijigbo Roundabout.

Olaiya said “we expect him (Oshiomhole) as a former labour leader not to support the removal of subsidy and to be on the side of workers. Issuing a statement that he supports the removal of subsidy means that he supports them.

It means that he has abdicated his former status as a labour leader; he has joined the political leaders to rob workers of their welfare.”

According to Olaiya, “the Edo governor’s table is one of the worst in the country when Labour was agitating for N18,000 minimum wage for workers,” and challenged “Governor Oshiomhole to turn down the appointment if he is a reasonable labour leader as he claims.”

Chairman of NLC in the state, Mr. Ayodeji Aluko, commended the participants for their courage and urged them not to lose hope.

Representative of Bishop Felix Ajakaye of Ekiti Catholic Diocese, Rev. Fr. Raphael Borisade, reiterated that Nigerian leaders were “insincere and not transparent,” adding “they have disappointed us in every sphere of life.”

Jacobiceprince8:


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9jatriot:
Oshomole has been involved in a lot of fuel protest except in 2012 and beyond. So when I say I doubt this picture was from 2012, I have my reasons why.
This is a report of when Oshomhole was been blasted for been anti people because he was now a governor and supported the removal of subsidy in 2012.

However, the fact still remains petrol is no longer going to be fixed by government, it is now deregulated.

FreeStuffsNG:

I know you will still not understand so there's no point educating you on the difference between then and now. Subsidy removal has come to stay. Demand drive prices, petrol is an elastic good (if you know what that means), it will not remain high for ever. Probably you were too young to know that just two years ago, same petrol crashed so low that we were paying almost twice or thrice the amount we should pay for it yet paying subsidy thieves billions to 'subsidize ' same commodity that its price had crashed.

Smart businesses are finding creative ways to not tie their lives and profit to price of petrol. Subsidy has gone and not coming back!