omoeso:



Small small, una don dey talk true.
Moreover, how many cars they the whole of south east. Sure the numbers of cars for Alimosho alone pass all the one for south east combined.

ayoolanr:
Another thread to stroke the ego of our rice dickz brothers from the east! They are the most insecure lot ever who feel the constant need to be aggrandized! fvck, i loathe this people with so much passion now!!!!! GTFOH .....gaddamn rice dickz , flat headed , yam legged ugly azz mofos!!!! quote me pls and be ignored....i don't give a fvck!!!!!

omoeso:



Small small, una don dey talk true.
Moreover, how many cars they the whole of south east. Sure the numbers of cars for Alimosho alone pass all the one for south east combined.

muscoliscious:
the number of cars in my street alone is higher than the number of houses in your hometown

arewafederation:


I just de entertain myself seeing how much these vainglorious beings love fooling themselves. In their little silly minds, they think the scarcity of fuel does not hit them because they are hard working, industrious, organised bla bla bla bla so much that one would think these guys are living in utopia.. SMH

Well, FYI, fuel is available in the north but with a slight increase in price but the highest you get is 130/liter. You still get it at 87/litre but you ll have to join a not so long que. So please, stop feeling special while your govt continues to rob you.

Normality:
Umu Nna m, Udo ga-adiri anyi niile.
Ka ChukwuAbiama meziere anyi okwu.
Iseeee!

noblezone:
Reason is very simple.
We dont depend on government to survive.
We are more concernd about the availability of fuel than the cost of it.
Marketers being fuel to the East because they are assured of their money.

We drive inn, buy and drive out.

Did you see any "Silly Subsidy Protests" in the East?
No, we have more important things to do.

Subsidy removal would have been the best for Nigeria, but the cabal who benefit from it, deceived the gullible.

NewNigeriaMind:
The south shouldn't have fuel scarcity.

Not with the uncountable illegal refineries.

You shouldn't

nwadiuko1:
which Aba? I filled my tank in. Ogbor hill yesterday @125/L without even wasting time

xmich:
Haven't you had that s-east refines their own oil

Kachisbarbie:


I think I specified where in Aba. Feel free to go to Brass or Okigwe road , NUA to be specific and check how much.

I would even like to know where you bought N125/L, I am interested.

omoeso:



Small small, una don dey talk true.
Moreover, how many cars they the whole of south east. Sure the numbers of cars for Alimosho alone pass all the one for south east combined.

BuddahMonk:


Your not far from the truth as well, East will always have their way to escape even when the entire country is trapped.

Our survival kick is inbuilts , always thinking out of the box.

Best quote so far- "the cabal decieved the gullibe"

babyosisi:


I read the fuel thing on nairaland and I forget to ask my parents. I speak to my parents every two days and have never heard them lament about fuel scarcity.
Is that so.
Please let it stay that way o

People were angry that Igbos didn't join in their subsidy protest rubbish
Our people understood it was all a gimmick by then ACN to deceive the gullible and ignorant and business went on as usual in all of Igboland
The only thing we share with these folks is a space called Nigeria and nothing else
We don't think alike
We don't look alike
We don't even have the same dreams and aspirations
Certainly not the same ethos

nwadiuko1:
I bought mine @EJ oil road 1 federal housing estate

Mimee803:
Don't mind dem igbos so full of illusions of grandeur! Smh jsst pathetic d comments wit 375 likes can so many pple be crazy all at once

cantell:

Subsidy protest is a good example.
What matters to Igbos is availability, not mainly the price.
Most of them are business men. If the petrol price increases, they increase the price of their goods.
The westerners depend too much on govt, that's why they're mostly affected when a govt doesn't favour them.

stan241:
Honestly the op is just being mischievous because available or not, the prices are not just reasonable

omoeso:



Small small, una don dey talk true.
Moreover, how many cars they the whole of south east. Sure the numbers of cars for Alimosho alone pass all the one for south east combined.

hansad:


Only God knows why the former southeast region should still remain with Nigeria where rest of Nigeria share no value systems with the people of former south east region of Nigeria.

Kachisbarbie:


Nawa
I am surprised to hear this. I started from Tonimas @ PZ junction till towards Afule. Come turn enter Faulks - Okigwe road till I finally saw that place.

I decided to buy the one I am seeing.

omoeso:



Small small, una don dey talk true.
Moreover, how many cars they the whole of south east. Sure the numbers of cars for Alimosho alone pass all the one for south east combined.

stan241:
Honestly the op is just being mischievous because available or not, the prices are not just reasonable

jomonic:


Wow you are the best. How I wish all Nigerians will have the same mindset.

stevnwigw1:
pesin we get oil the find am?

babyosisi:



Isn't that why they refuse regional government so that SS and SE can chart their own course and others do so too
Let us see who will swim and who will sink
Certainly not my people in the sinking group
We are used to squeezing water out of stone

Now that fuel is no longer a powerful source of revenue as before let everyone start answering his fathers name