₦airaland Forum

Nairalanders and brutal responses

PlasmaTV:
Please add parachoko. That one needs admission in Yabaleft.

helinues:
Kenya went on protest last week because of price of fuel. It's a global things not only in Nigeria

All for ponmo and amala.

CorperKola:
All those were there even before this time or govt
Always been there

He only took out petrol and dollar subsidy and thats whats made him different from the past leaders.....there was never subsidy on cooking gas and diesel had been removed over a decade ago.

....and so what. Buhari do pass this yet 4+4 prevailed

helinues:
Kenya went on protest last week because of price of fuel. It's a global things not only in Nigeria

evīl mãñ

ogolemati:
the day he gives you back your B,you will be amazed at this comment

You that have brain,juxtapose my reality ofcthe nigerian welfare system, also show me anywhere i have Validated dysfunctional welfarist system we run in this country........typical obidient who are always quick to make their wanton ineptitude more glaring.

helinues:
Kenya went on protest last week because of price of fuel. It's a global things not only in Nigeria

Yeye dey smell

Some people choose to sell their conscience because of 2000#

CodeTemplar:
....and so what. Buhari do pass this yet 4+4 prevailed

Buhari no do reach dis man

dominique:
It's ₦2000/kg is some places.

Nigerians and taking advantage

It's still cheaper in the north and it's comes from the southern coast 🤷🏿.

Lithiumite:
He only took out petrol and dollar subsidy and thats whats made him different from the past leaders.....there was never subsidy on cooking gas and diesel had been removed over a decade ago.

Those are the most importabt in a country without rail or steady electricity and doesnt produce but import everything
We can all see the results

dominique:
It's ₦2000/kg is some places.

This new price of cooking gas is favouring me and my family.

1700 x 12.5 = N21250

It will favour me

The same cooking has that was 150 naira per kg in the PDP era? APC devil dey learn work for where una dey...No be 🤥 lie

Nigerians too mumu this is an outrage the govt should come out and alleviate instead of sharing bags of rice

Lithiumite:
Though I dont know who you are or ever noticed any of your posts but i thing is certain which is that you are an obidient........ i appreciate the fact you have been noticing my inferences.

Still doesn't make any sense

I bought 12.5kg for N21, 250 yesterday my eyes turned

Like We once filled 12.5kg for N3,700 you know?

APC and Tinubu sha want to kill their mumu followers because it will never be me ..

llona:
The 1kg I manage buy, fear no gree me cook beans 😐

It's not funny bro but that Lithiumite is daaaaa"ft

helinues:
Kenya went on protest last week because of price of fuel. It's a global things not only in Nigeria

Modified: Wondering why some of the opposition supporters are so empty like their principals that they can't engage with others logically or meaningfully.

Those 2k online bandits are just so irritating

If you were engaged logically can you be logical in your response. Can a logical person support Tinubu? So take away logic from your comments.
You are talking about Kenya. Russia has been on war for years and yet petrol and gas is still cheaper. It's less than a dollar and same with Saudi Arabia.

CodeTemplar:
....and so what. Buhari do pass this yet 4+4 prevailed

Apt comparison, bro

Then, we all saw the end of Buhari, remember?

Lithiumite:
Not paying taxes is a form of social welfare,political hangers on is a form of welfare,palliatives is a form of welfare,electricity subsidy,NELFUND, how many people paid back N power loans,how many transporters paid back the SURE-P support of GEJ,how many farmers paid back anchor borrowers loan?

You see all those agbero,national union,nupeng,omo onile that you see are all on welfare,all that free money is what they are gaining from govt,95% of the properties in ogun state for instance dont pay any form of property tax sane in all the other states,thats waiver from govt.

I know this may sound unsympathetic to you but bros,its the reality of the country we live in.

If Nigerians are not paying more taxes to this APC leader looter, then where did he get increased revenue from




https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bn29b0SkCWU

CodeTemplar:
....and so what. Buhari do pass this yet 4+4 prevailed

What does that say about Nigerians





https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dMWUS1W_ITc

llona:
The 1kg I manage buy, fear no gree me cook beans 😐

get urself a pressure pot,in 15-20 mins cooked beans will be ready

DatNiggaDaz:


Where is the sense and logic in this gibberish. Your comments never ever make sense just because you want to defend a faaake Certttifficcate hollldderr

See how senzlezz it makes data boiz look

lols..bros hin gats hustle oh Databoys defensive work sef no easy, hin gas don finish as hin dey type so 🤣

Chai, make una gently they lie sha, it’s 1350 as at today

Lithiumite:
Though I dont know who you are or ever noticed any of your posts but i thing is certain which is that you are an obidient........ i appreciate the fact you have been noticing my inferences.

it's just a pity that the programmer that programmed a lot you BOT's on NL mentality to assume that anybody who counters you propagandists are obidients.. the guy died..

Lithiumite:
You that have brain,juxtapose my reality ofcthe nigerian welfare system, also show me anywhere i have Validated dysfunctional welfarist system we run in this country........typical obidient who are always quick to make their wanton ineptitude more glaring.

wtf is this.well you just fulfilled prophecy about yourself

Ppl running away from fuel matter to gaas own now... hw mkt?

ogododo:
The Nigerian Association of Liquefied Petroleum Gas Marketers, NALPGAM, has raised alarm over the soaring cost of cooking gas in the country, warning that the continuous increase in price could spark public outrage against operators of gas filling stations.

The association disclosed that cooking gas now sells between N1, 500 and N1, 700 per kilogram, while marketers pay between N25.2 million and N26.2 million for a 20-metric-tonne truck of liquefied petroleum gas, depending on location.

Speaking on the development, NALPGAM National President, Mr. Edu Inyang, appealed to the Federal Government to urgently intervene and stabilise the supply and pricing of the product to prevent further hardship on Nigerians.

According to him, the current situation has placed millions of households, food vendors, small businesses and low-income earners under severe pressure, as many Nigerians can no longer afford cooking gas for daily use.

“It is sad and rather very pathetic to inform the general public that Nigerians have woken up to buy cooking gas, which should be a social item, at a prohibitive cost of over N1,500 per kilogram. We feel that if the situation is not immediately checked, citizens may rise against owners of gas filling stations”, Inyang said.

He attributed the rising cost of LPG to persistent supply shortages, high depot prices, logistics bottlenecks and escalating operational costs faced by marketers nationwide.

Inyang warned that the development was undermining years of progress recorded in Nigeria’s clean energy drive, noting that many households were already reverting to firewood and charcoal due to the high cost of cooking gas.

According to him, the trend poses serious risks to public health, environmental sustainability and the country’s clean energy targets.

He further warned that failure to urgently address the crisis could worsen food inflation, lead to job losses, cripple small LPG retail businesses and reduce investor confidence in the sector.

NALPGAM therefore called on the Federal Government, the Ministry of Petroleum Resources, the Nigerian Midstream and Downstream Petroleum Regulatory Authority (NMDPRA), NNPC Ltd., domestic producers and other stakeholders in the LPG value chain to take immediate and coordinated action to stabilise the market.

The association recommended increased domestic supply allocation, transparent product distribution, removal of bottlenecks in importation and distribution, as well as strategic interventions to make cooking gas more affordable and accessible to Nigerians.

https://www.vanguardngr.com/2026/05/cooking-gas-hits-n1-700-kg-marketers-warn-of-looming-revolt/

Nogerians no Dey revolt. E go reach 5k per kg people go still Dey go on like say nothing Dey happen.