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When your government was propagating CNG as the cure to Nigeria's problems and their ineptitude, APC foot soldiers were hailing them.

Now, CNG, apart from it being unsustainable, is going to be very expensive.

We've always said it - you can't out-propaganda a failing economy.

Racoon:
To think that the FG and their zombies over hyped this CNG as a worthwhile policy but flatly refused to subsidized same speaks a lot about the treachery, backstabbing and wickedness of a government.

Meanwhile, Tinubu's Cadillac car is yet to be CNG compliant. Let hear what APC supporters have to say again.

Racoon:
To think that the FG and their zombies over hyped this CNG as a worthwhile policy but flatly refused to subsidized same speaks a lot about the treachery, backstabbing and wickedness of a government.

Meanwhile, Tinubu's Cadillac car is yet to be CNG compliant. Let hear what APC supporters have to say again.

Racoon:
To think that the FG and their zombies over hyped this CNG as a worthwhile policy but flatly refused to subsidized same speaks a lot about the treachery, backstabbing and wickedness of a government.

Meanwhile, Tinubu's Cadillac car is yet to be CNG compliant. Let hear what APC supporters have to say again.

Pascal9:
Don't subsidies it. I repeat please Fg don't ever subsidise it , if you can't afford to fuel your vehicle, sell it and invest in business and create jobs, when you have the capacity to fuel your car then buy. We can't keep creating problems we can't manage

Pascal9:
Don't subsidies it. I repeat please Fg don't ever subsidise it , if you can't afford to fuel your vehicle, sell it and invest in business and create jobs, when you have the capacity to fuel your car then buy. We can't keep creating problems we can't manage

SlavaUkraini:
The time is coming when even the CNG price will be almost the same as PMS

Image123:
E be like say na another film season we wan start for CNG. Nigerians and oversmart mentality.
CNG is cheaper than petrol, just as Bus to a place is usually cheaper than taxis or Uber. It's commonsense, nothing to blame government about as it's plain truth all over the world. They are both products of fossil fuel. But Nigerian businessman go usually inflate things and government takes all the blame. Even the people government gave CNG buses and conversion, dem chop clean mouth. Nigerians are naturally wicked and religious set of people.

Racoon:
Terrible set of humanity. Cant wrap my head that I share nationality with these kind of human beings.

Image123:
E be like say na another film season we wan start for CNG. Nigerians and oversmart mentality.
CNG is cheaper than petrol, just as Bus to a place is usually cheaper than taxis or Uber. It's commonsense, nothing to blame government about as it's plain truth all over the world. They are both products of fossil fuel. But Nigerian businessman go usually inflate things and government takes all the blame. Even the people government gave CNG buses and conversion, dem chop clean mouth. Nigerians are naturally wicked and religious set of people.

maasoap:
Subsidising products and services for the populace, masses especially and especially when it is something we have in abundance is not a crime. However, instead of facing our problems and tackling corruption that's affecting our way of life in every aspect, we tend to take the easiest ways out which avoiding responsibilities all together. And unfortunately, some citizens like you have been conditioned to see and accept it as the best solution

Image123:
E be like say na another film season we wan start for CNG. Nigerians and oversmart mentality.
CNG is cheaper than petrol, just as Bus to a place is usually cheaper than taxis or Uber. It's commonsense, nothing to blame government about as it's plain truth all over the world. They are both products of fossil fuel. But Nigerian businessman go usually inflate things and government takes all the blame. Even the people government gave CNG buses and conversion, dem chop clean mouth. Nigerians are naturally wicked and religious set of people.

ogododo:
The Presidential Compressed Natural Gas Initiative (PCNGI) has clarified that the Federal Government does not subsidize Compressed Natural Gas (CNG), following recent pump price increases by some operators.

In a statement on Wednesday, PCNGI explained that pricing decisions are determined by private sector players, while assuring that government agencies will continue to protect consumers against exploitation.

“The recent adjustment in CNG pump price was carried out by NIPCO Gas, a private sector operator in the Auto-CNG market. NIPCO is one of several investors in the sector and, like other operators, retains the discretion to set prices in line with its business and commercial realities,” the statement said.

The Initiative stressed that it neither sets nor regulates CNG prices, noting that such responsibility lies with the Nigerian Midstream and Downstream Petroleum Regulatory Authority (NMDPRA).

It pointed out that since April 2024, the NMDPRA has maintained an incentive-based pricing framework for Auto-CNG that ensures it is always priced lower than petrol and diesel, while empowering the regulator to act against price gouging.

PCNGI added that since the launch of the domestic gas market in June 2025, it has worked with the Gas Aggregation Company of Nigeria (GACN) and NMDPRA to guarantee steady supply and long-term price stability.

“The era of opaque subsidies that crippled the PMS/AGO sector will not be replicated in the CNG market. Instead, the CNG sector is being developed as a transparent, investment-driven market where healthy competition will drive costs down over time,” it stated.

The Initiative disclosed that over $1 billion has been attracted into the CNG sector in the last 18 months under the administration of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu.

It acknowledged temporary supply challenges but described them as normal in emerging markets, emphasizing that price adjustments by operators are permissible as long as they remain within regulatory limits.

PCNGI reaffirmed its commitment to working with industry players to expand supply, encourage adoption, and safeguard investor confidence in Nigeria’s CNG sector.
https://www.vanguardngr.com/2025/09/price-hike-no-subsidy-on-cng-says-fg/

Pascal9:
Successful societies are not built with subsidy, a man that trained his children on freebies will always have dependent children that can't earn for themselves, I'm not against it on necessities like public transport and agriculture, but it always breed corruption. Even God makes sure we earn what we want.

COMPAQ:
Did they advertise it to you as subsidized? Did they say the price would be fixed? There is no treachery here abeg.

It was advertised as a cheaper alternative. And Even at the current price, it is likely to still be cheaper than petrol.

And if not, people are free to switch back to petrol at no additional cost since any converted vehicel can use both CNG and petrol.