PapaBrowne:
@Poster

I have just two questions for you::

How much did you buy fuel today

How many hours of your time was spent at a filling station

chocolateme:
Make well your family and means of livelihood, it will benefit you more than the above line of words which has no basis. Tnx

vicadex07:


You all behave like kids that need to be handed candy everytime so as not to throw tantrums and cry all over the place. That there is the problem of all WAILERS. Even when power and everything else was doing fine during the first few months of Buharis presidency, you still had cause to wail about his government being a Northenocrazy.

You all lack the mental capacity to intelligently analyze a situation and decipher the causative factors of a problem.

obum88:
Wow!
I thought we were the ones Wailing. What is the OP doing?

vicadex07:


Read through my post again, but this time slowly then answer your question by yourself.

obum88:

Op don't tell me you want to cry. Can't you handle opposition?

vicadex07:

Who is opposing who

masterpower:
@op, ure a celebrated fool.
You are poo, nsi nkita.
Ure like your brainless president.

obum88:


Op don't tell me you want to cry. Can't you handle opposition?

PapaBrowne:


Interesting. I asked you two simple questions and you spoke about Wailers and Northernocracy. Interesting disconnection. That earns you a classic f9.

Well, this is the story of most Nigerians for the past 3 months.

I bought fuel for 140 and spent a good amount of productive time trying to buy that previously readily available commodity. Just last year even when oil price was much higher at $85, I was accustomed to buying fuel at N87.

I also haven't had light for more than 3 hrs in the last 3 days. To think it now costs me double to fuel my generator and I have to leave it on for twice the time I would usually do as there is barely any light available. That's a quattro shot.

Plus I just returned from Germany where I couldn't pay for my hotel bills with my debit card because I'm now limited to spending a maximum of $300 a day even if I have hard earned millions in my account. Previously I could withdraw up to $1500 daily via an ATM and even more via POS.

I ordered some machinery from a foreign country for my farm. I paid 60% of the cost early in the year to start up production. I simply bought the forex I needed, paid it in my domiciliary account, and made a transfer from my bedroom. Simple, easy and smooth. 1 hour tops.
Now I have to pay the balance 40%. I'm not allowed to pay money in my domiciliary account. I have to wait for CBN to approve. Two,three weeks and no approval. Productivity diminishes and you wonder why our Gross Domestic Product is falling??

The economy is tanking. Companies have no choice but to downsize. Naira is taking a beating and exchanging at 250 Naira to the dollar.

And our Daura President still thinks Jonathan is President.



Once more I ask you:

How much did you buy fuel today and How many hrs did you spend on a queue.

vicadex07:
Tanoids are hypocrites. They could all foresee what they claim to be Buharis incompetence and couldn't predict Jonathans failure and eventual defeat.

I remember vividly during the electioneering campaigns, virtually all tanoids resident on Nairaland could swear with his or her life that Jonathan would win. How so fukkin wrong were they.

Now they are all forming fake prophecies of how they think buhari is going to fail...which is needless to say that they will be so wrong too. They are all just a bunch of impatient fucktards fervently praying and wishing for the failure of Buhari so that they can plunge Nigeria into chaos and have their so called Biafra.

We all know their intentions and we are not buying into their fake concerns and prophecies because from day one of Buharis presidency, they never wished him success.

vicadex07:


Unlike you, am not a wailer. My post is not about complaining. Its about exposing the hypocrisy of people like you.

PapaBrowne:


Interesting. I asked you two simple questions and you spoke about Wailers and Northernocracy. Interesting disconnection. That earns you a classic f9.

Well, this is the story of most Nigerians for the past 3 months.

I bought fuel for 140 and spent a good amount of productive time trying to buy that previously readily available commodity. Just last year even when oil price was much higher at $85, I was accustomed to buying fuel at N87.

I also haven't had light for more than 3 hrs in the last 3 days. To think it now costs me double to fuel my generator and I have to leave it on for twice the time I would usually do as there is barely any light available. That's a quattro shot.

Plus I just returned from Germany where I couldn't pay for my hotel bills with my debit card because I'm now limited to spending a maximum of $300 a day even if I have hard earned millions in my account. Previously I could withdraw up to $1500 daily via an ATM and even more via POS.

I ordered some machinery from a foreign country for my farm. I paid 60% of the cost early in the year to start up production. I simply bought the forex I needed, paid it in my domiciliary account, and made a transfer from my bedroom. Simple, easy and smooth. 1 hour tops.
Now I have to pay the balance 40%. I'm not allowed to pay money in my domiciliary account. I have to wait for CBN to approve. Two,three weeks and no approval. Productivity diminishes and you wonder why our Gross Domestic Product is falling??

The economy is tanking. Companies have no choice but to downsize. Naira is taking a beating and exchanging at 250 Naira to the dollar.

And our Daura President still thinks Jonathan is President.



Once more I ask you:

How much did you buy fuel today and How many hrs did you spend on a queue.