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Dangote refinery is also producing gas, importers can't increase price anyhow.

It will favour me and my family. When we told them Tinubu has no plan to do anything to alleviate people's suffering, but increased it, they said we are Mazi Emeka..

We are still in March.

Mafia and petrol cabal must keep 'chopping' now or how will they take care of their family? Besides Putin has to squeeze the world into queuing behind Donald Trump to asslick him.

SwitShuga:
It is finished.
I bought some food items yesterday to cook and cook at least for one day. While I wanted to start cooking, I lit the gas cylinder and noticed there was no gas in it. Till now, I haven't being able to do anything cos I am without a dime after using all to get food items

Firewood/charcoal/old newspapers are your friends. Electric heater too. Tak heart.

We get gas and they keep selling to Nigerians at the same rate of dollar. Bunch of idiets

CodeTemplar:
Firewood/charcoal/old newspapers are your friends. Electric heater too. Tak heart.

Firewood is even more expensive than gas if u don't know.
I don't have coalpot to use charcoal.

I don't have light for electric heater too. We've not had light for four days now

When you clowns are ready, you'll tell us the truth about what's actually going on. Gas pipeline vandalism my left foot

iwaeda:
It will favour me and my family. When we told them Tinubu has no plan to do anything to alleviate people's suffering, but increased it, they said we are Mazi Emeka..

It will favor me and my family urchiins have gone into extinction thanks to tifnubu's operation shege.

Pure incompetence. The guru economist on the beat

Such a long time haven't heard "on your mandate we shall stand"

Oakenshield:
We get gas and they keep selling to Nigerians at the same rate of dollar. Bunch of idiets

I tell you. It's like a house with plenty of food stuffs where the children have to pay in dollars to eat their own father's food. That's the reality of Nigeria under armed robbers led APC regime,
If PDP were in power to this time, I bet you gas price will be around N100 per kg. Data sef would almost be free by now.

Hmmm

Paraman:
Dangote refinery is also producing gas

Meaning?

not again

Kharol1234:
Meaning?

Kharol1234 Dangote is producing gas, the importers cant increase price scandalously. They will get burnt badly if they try to do so. Before Dangote started producing diesel, diesel was sold for 1800/litre, the week he started producing, the price crashed below 1200/litre. Price of gas can't shoot up because Dangote will run the importers out of business.

Good.


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Villains come in many forms—some are driven by greed, others by revenge, and some simply enjoy chaos. But few can match the sheer complexity and charisma of Tonomono, the Khalnayak (villain) whose name alone commands respect and fear. Tonomono is not just an antagonist; he is a force of nature, a master manipulator, and a symbol of power that refuses to be ignored.

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Is Tonomono a Villain or a Misunderstood Genius?
While most see Tonomono as a pure villain, some argue that he is merely a product of the world he was born into. If he had been given different circumstances, could he have been a hero?

There are moments in his story that suggest he operates by his own code—one that doesn’t necessarily align with good or evil. He eliminates corruption, but only when it benefits him. He punishes betrayal, but sometimes with a twisted sense of justice. His actions are not entirely black or white, making him a fascinating and morally ambiguous figure.

Conclusion: The Enduring Mystery of Tonomono
Tonomono is more than just a Khalnayak—he is an enigma, a legend, and a mastermind unlike any other. His ability to control situations, manipulate minds, and remain undefeated makes him one of the most iconic villains of all time.

But the true genius of Tonomono lies in the fact that we never fully understand him. His motives remain elusive, his plans unpredictable, and his influence unshakable. As long as there are stories of power, deception, and control, the legend of Tonomono will continue to grow.

He is not just a villain. He is the Khalnayak.

It will favour me and my family.

Which way Nigeria




Hyenas and jackals have actually hijacked naija

You can't use electricity to cook because your units would depreciate like a leaking bucket, you can't use gas because it's very expensive.

Tinubu wetin we do you? Why can't you just steal and leave us be. Must you make life difficult for us, are you a demon ni?

SwitShuga:
It is finished.
I bought some food items yesterday to cook and cook at least for one day. While I wanted to start cooking, I lit the gas cylinder and noticed there was no gas in it. Till now, I haven't being able to do anything cos I am without a dime after using all to get food items

energy saving stove will be of great help if you buy one. 800 coal can last your a week if single. its smokeless and dosnt stain your pots. google it

Meanwhile in many communities in Delta State the oil companies are wasting Natural gas by flaring it into the atmosphere

Where reno

SwitShuga:
It is finished.
I bought some food items yesterday to cook and cook at least for one day. While I wanted to start cooking, I lit the gas cylinder and noticed there was no gas in it. Till now, I haven't being able to do anything cos I am without a dime after using all to get food items

Charcoal
Firewood
are good alternatives

Everything is rising like garri Ijebu but salary remains the same except minimum wage.

Paraman:
Dangote refinery is also producing gas, importers can't increase price anyhow.

Are you sure Dangote is also producing gas

Make tinubu just kuku kill us all for this country

Willie2015:
Charcoal
Firewood
are good alternatives

Are they free?

Well, this is Nigeria and we know how we use to do some abracadabra once we want to change some things.

Well, there was an era of "Abacha stove" when Wood shaving was used for cooking.

Well, I suspect the Price of LNG wan go 500/Kg so dem want make people rush buy the one wen dey ground.

Let it rise to 10,000 per KG

Nigerians will still line up to buy it without any complain or strike.