₦airaland Forum

I thank Ifeanyi Uba for shaming the wicked team Oil Marketers and saving Nigerians the agony they have been going through these few weeks. May God bless him and continue to prosper him. A number of questions have been popping up in my mind since then:
i. The govt in the past six years or so had always owed and paid these Marketers. Why did they decide to close down their facilities at the wee hours of this administration just because of a single debt.
ii. Why are the Marketers reluctant to engage in proper verification as has always been the case before their claims are paid?
iii. Why did they say the banks had closed their lines of credit when infact the banks confirmed that the facilities are still open?
iv. Why did they claim they had no products when in actual fact they have stock that will last for some reasonable time and save us this agony?
v. Who are the leaders of this body and where are they from?
vi. Why has the ever vociferous APC kept mute all this while?
vii. Why has the President-elect said nothing about this issue that has negatively affected all Nigerians as he has always done in other issues?
Thank God May 29 is close by and I hope and pray that the APC miracles will start manifesting pronto. But all I know that what goes round comes round

flint59:
I thank Ifeanyi Uba for shaming the wicked team Oil Marketers and saving Nigerians the agony they have been going through these few weeks. May God bless him and continue to prosper him. A number of questions have been popping up in my mind since then:
i. The govt in the past six years or so had always owed and paid these Marketers. Why did they decide to close down their facilities at the wee hours of this administration just because of a single debt.
ii. Why are the Marketers reluctant to engage in proper verification as has always been the case before their claims are paid?
iii. Why did they say the banks had closed their lines of credit when infact the banks confirmed that the facilities are still open?
iv. Why did they claim they had no products when in actual fact they have stock that will last for some reasonable time and save us this agony?
v. Who are the leaders of this body and where are they from?
vi. Why has the ever vociferous APC kept mute all this while?
vii. Why has the President-elect said nothing about this issue that has negatively affected all Nigerians as he has always done in other issues?
Thank God May 29 is close by and I hope and pray that the APC miracles will start manifesting pronto. But all I know that what goes round comes round

Do learn to apportion blames appropriately, sensibly and responsibly. If this groundswell of discontent with the state of things ultimately leads to massive civil unrest, coupled with the debilitating strikes which are ongoing (and others whose notice have been served), there may not be a President-Elect to 'blame'. Is there no president currently?