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Re: Fuel Scarcity: Fewer Vehicles On Nigerian Roads, Falana Laments by Eriokanmi: 7:50am On Sep 02, 2024
2027 has proferred a solution to itself already. No need for lamentations. Anyone who goes to work daily and struggle to catch a bus at bus stops amonth the frustrated mammoth crowd would understand better. The fraud called APC won't happen to Nigeria ever again.

How can they say thunderstorm and rainfall hampered the release or supply of petrol nationwide. They recently made a you turn of their lies and said scarcity was due to the activities of smugglers at the border as if the neighbouring countries too don't import petrol for use by their people, as if customs at border post are on holiday. Before you get to idi iroko border, you won't drive past 2 posts before you're caught if you smuggle fuel. Customs are in bushes too. I hope at the end of their 4 years, they'd not blame economic sabotage for their failure.

That's what happens when you say it's your turn and you forced yourself into power. The consequences are what we're seeing today. God factor had been thrown off. All his strategies had been exhausted yet, nothing is working. The last time I checked, subsidy is gone! The queues at the stations and the subsidy paid monthly, are unprecedented in the history of Nigeria today.
Re: Fuel Scarcity: Fewer Vehicles On Nigerian Roads, Falana Laments by Corrections: 8:00am On Sep 02, 2024
Nigerians good morning!!


How far with fuel subsidy removal? How much has the government able to save and give back to the society?


grin grin grin grin grin grin
Re: Fuel Scarcity: Fewer Vehicles On Nigerian Roads, Falana Laments by tnerro1(m): 8:00am On Sep 02, 2024
Oh lord, save us from this government
Re: Fuel Scarcity: Fewer Vehicles On Nigerian Roads, Falana Laments by chidiokay: 8:31am On Sep 02, 2024
Standing5:
Fewer pollution. Let all the owambe crew rest. Anambra burial specialist too. Ijebu socialites added. Yariyas and abokis.
We pay attention to activity and not productivity.
slowpoke fuel scarcity & price is the sole cause ! you didnt think of the ripple effect on transportation, naa horse go convey commodities to the market

lemme guess, as Apc supporter you dont buy fuel, pay for transport or buy food items
Re: Fuel Scarcity: Fewer Vehicles On Nigerian Roads, Falana Laments by ElevationD: 9:00am On Sep 02, 2024
trutharena:
Falana should be ashamed of himself for making this ridiculous comment.
Can you explain this comment please? How is the comment ridiculous please?
Re: Fuel Scarcity: Fewer Vehicles On Nigerian Roads, Falana Laments by Dpharisee: 9:03am On Sep 02, 2024
The new toll gates across the country are yet to commence operation because the companies involved are claiming that the number of vehicles plying our roads have reduced and thus they want the contracts they signed to be reviewed because its no longer going to be profitable at the current toll price
Re: Fuel Scarcity: Fewer Vehicles On Nigerian Roads, Falana Laments by holocron: 9:15am On Sep 02, 2024
tnerro1:
Oh lord, save us from this government
NO HELP IS COMING. KNOW THIS AND KNOW PEACE. GOD HELPS THOSE WHO HELP THEMSELVES.
Re: Fuel Scarcity: Fewer Vehicles On Nigerian Roads, Falana Laments by samomoli: 9:38am On Sep 02, 2024
Some people will hear the truth but still against the people saying the truth.. some people are irredeemable, claiming the country is in good condition while the politicians they keep supporting are looting and spending our Common wealth lavishly and ask the people to tighten their belts...
Re: Fuel Scarcity: Fewer Vehicles On Nigerian Roads, Falana Laments by Artscollection: 10:17am On Sep 02, 2024
Bleiz:
With this, productivity will reduce. And our economy might shrink.

Transportation powers the economy.
Might shrink or it's shrinking already.
Re: Fuel Scarcity: Fewer Vehicles On Nigerian Roads, Falana Laments by finallybusy: 11:17am On Sep 02, 2024
Such is not the case where I live. Cars full ground yapa, especially in bars and restaurants.
Re: Fuel Scarcity: Fewer Vehicles On Nigerian Roads, Falana Laments by cucumbar: 12:29pm On Sep 02, 2024
[quote author=Eriokanmi post=131812155]2027 has proferred a solution to itself already. No need for lamentations. Anyone who goes to work daily and struggle to catch a bus at bus stops amonth the frustrated mammoth crowd would understand better. The fraud called APC won't happen to Nigeria ever again.

How can they say thunderstorm and rainfall hampered the release or supply of petrol nationwide. They recently made a you turn of their lies and said scarcity was due to the activities of smugglers at the border as if the neighbouring countries too don't import petrol for use by their people, as if customs at border post are on holiday. Before you get to idi iroko border, you won't drive past 2 posts before you're caught if you smuggle fuel. Customs are in bushes too. I hope at the end of their 4 years, they'd not blame economic sabotage for their failure.

That's what happens when you say it's your turn and you forced yourself into power. The consequences are what we're seeing today. God factor had been thrown off. All his strategies had been exhausted yet, nothing is working. The last time I checked, subsidy is gone! The queues at the stations and the subsidy paid monthly, are unprecedented in the history of Nigeria today.
Re: Fuel Scarcity: Fewer Vehicles On Nigerian Roads, Falana Laments by cucumbar: 12:35pm On Sep 02, 2024
Omooba77:
https://punchng.com/fuel-scarcity-fewer-vehicles-on-nigerian-roads-falana-laments/
That Mumu boy that is called @Nairalander1 abi what is that his useless name won’t come and say anything here o.

He is hiding now… pretending that he has not seen this thread.

Once he hears subsidy , he’ll come out and tell you that subsidy has to go because cheap fuel is being smuggled to other countries.
Re: Fuel Scarcity: Fewer Vehicles On Nigerian Roads, Falana Laments by cucumbar: 1:02pm On Sep 02, 2024
Kobojunkieee:
Falana has it all wrong! Technically, Tinubu has merely accomplished what he proposed back in 2019 which is to widen the tax net so that every Nigerian, including the impoverished, is made to pay taxes even if in suffering. In so doing, he has also reduced the purchasing power of Nigerians, something he may not have intended. undecided

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YZA_vYoWXQg
Something he never intended?
I think there is a video in circulation where he specifically mentioned it during his campaign.

He was not suppose to reveal it.

The earlier people know that all these poverty on the masses are deliberate, the better.
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