StOla:
I hope those who thought it was Patrick Ubah's own Capital Oil and then concluded that it was a deliberate Northern attack against Ndigbo businesses, can now come out with shame to apologize?

Even when Folawiyo and Sahara owned by Tonye Cole were also included in the report, some just had to make the story about their irritating tribal victim complex.

See the clansmen below from the other thread. Ever ready to make any action by government an anti-igbo agenda.





One even tried to pretend that the other companies indicted (Sahara and Folawiyo) were non-entities.





Then somebody with a working brain had this to reply them.




Only God can heal the Igbo mindset.

Ugonnax:
Yoruba media at it again to destroy an Igbo man who saved this country during one of the most disastrous fuel scarcity.

StOla:
I hope those who thought it was Patrick Ubah's own Capital Oil and then concluded that it was a deliberate Northern attack against Ndigbo businesses, can now come out with shame to apologize?

Even when Folawiyo and Sahara owned by Tonye Cole were also included in the report, some just had to make the story about their irritating tribal victim complex.

See the clansmen below from the other thread. Ever ready to make any action by government an anti-igbo agenda.





One even tried to pretend that the other companies indicted (Sahara and Folawiyo) were non-entities.





Then somebody with a working brain had this to reply them.




Only God can heal the Igbo mindset.

Ugonnax:


No...they were targeting Igbos. They just added small players Sahara and Folawiyo as a way to fool us. Had I seen names like Forte and MRS, then I know it's not tribally/ethnically instigated. Do you know Capital oil is the largest indepedent distributor of refined petroleum products in Nigeria and has the largest storage depot in Nigeria?

Ugonnax:


No...they were targeting Igbos. They just added small players Sahara and Folawiyo as a way to fool us. Had I seen names like Forte and MRS, then I know it's not tribally/ethnically instigated. Do you know Capital oil is the largest indepedent distributor of refined petroleum products in Nigeria and has the largest storage depot in Nigeria?

benedictnsi:
It is well, even inside WELL

fistonati:
They want to start d witch hunt on Ifeanyi ubah, igbos beware of ds government

StOla:
I hope those who thought it was Patrick Ubah's own Capital Oil and then concluded that it was a deliberate Northern attack against Ndigbo businesses, can now come out with shame to apologize?

Even when Folawiyo and Sahara owned by Tonye Cole were also included in the report, some just had to make the story about their irritating tribal victim complex.

See the clansmen below from the other thread. Ever ready to make any action by government an anti-igbo agenda.





One even tried to pretend that the other companies indicted (Sahara and Folawiyo) were non-entities.





Then somebody with a working brain had this to reply them.




Only God can heal the Igbo mindset.

Eledan:
A search at the CAC will provide a clarification on who own the two entities

StOla:
I hope those who thought it was Patrick Ubah's own Capital Oil and then concluded that it was a deliberate Northern attack against Ndigbo businesses, can now come out with shame to apologize?

Even when Folawiyo and Sahara owned by Tonye Cole were also included in the report, some just had to make the story about their irritating tribal victim complex.

See the clansmen below from the other thread. Ever ready to make any action by government an anti-igbo agenda.





One even tried to pretend that the other companies indicted (Sahara and Folawiyo) were non-entities.





Then somebody with a working brain had this to reply them.




Only God can heal the Igbo mindset.

2kris:
do not use a few men action to judge a whole tribe.u messed up big time by sayin only God can heal the ibo mindset.what abt ur own mind set have u ask for healing

erunz:
Nice one, don't mind our lazy journalist all they do these days is to listen to gossip, and also wait for Sahara reporters to feed them with lies. Mteww

fistonati:
They want to start d witch hunt on Ifeanyi ubah, igbos beware of ds government

palladin:
Okay.

One igbo guy was shouting in the morning that capital oil was shut because the owner is igbo.

What does he have to say to this?


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palladin:
Okay.

One igbo guy was shouting in the morning that capital oil was shut because the owner is igbo.

What does he have to say to this?

StOla:
I hope those who thought it was Patrick Ubah's own Capital Oil and then concluded that it was a deliberate Northern attack against Ndigbo businesses, can now come out with shame to apologize?

Even when Folawiyo and Sahara owned by Tonye Cole were also included in the report, some just had to make the story about their irritating tribal victim complex.

See the clansmen below from the other thread. Ever ready to make any action by government an anti-igbo agenda.





One even tried to pretend that the other companies indicted (Sahara and Folawiyo) were non-entities.





Then somebody with a working brain had this to reply them.




Only God can heal the Igbo mindset.

omoelesa: : Buhari is a tribalist, he probaly wants to kill capital oil own by an ibo man.This is victimazation and marginalization.

basilo101:

Lol, u will not see the posts attacking igbos, will u change the rule again to have ur way the way u did on biafra issue, so that u can attack freeely while igbos are banned for defending themselves?? yeye
That omoelesa u quoted is not an igbo man, he was the first pesn to bring igbos into the issue with his sarcasm which most of u failed to grab including aperture11 that quoted him. U should apologize here for taking a yoruba sarcastic bashing on igbos as igbo mindset, u are the one without a working brain here, both u and the aperture11 guy u want to use as an example of peson with working brain are all brain dead for failing to see the first sarcastic attack on igbos and taking it literally

Ugonnax:


No...they were targeting Igbos. They just added small players Sahara and Folawiyo as a way to fool us. Had I seen names like Forte and MRS, then I know it's not tribally/ethnically instigated. Do you know Capital oil is the largest indepedent distributor of refined petroleum products in Nigeria and has the largest storage depot in Nigeria?

obailala:
Bro, so you mean even with the story conveyed in this thread that it wasnt Ifeanyi Ubah's Capital O&G, you still insist on making this sort of ridiculous comment?

For crying out loud, what kind of psychological affliction are some of my Igbo brothers suffering from?

Who will heal my people?

Darlduchi:
Exactly how it starts. Capital oil should be very vigilant, as the next plan will be to burn it down. This is what the yorubas are known for, and according to the leaked APC plan. they have promised to burn down business owned by Igbos

Ugonnax:


No...they were targeting Igbos. They just added small players Sahara and Folawiyo as a way to fool us. Had I seen names like Forte and MRS, then I know it's not tribally/ethnically instigated. Do you know Capital oil is the largest indepedent distributor of refined petroleum products in Nigeria and has the largest storage depot in Nigeria?

Ugonnax:
Yoruba media at it again to destroy an Igbo man who saved this country during one of the most disastrous fuel scarcity.

squash1986:
The attention of Capital Oil and Gas Industries Limited, has been drawn to the erroneous publication in today's New Telegraph newspapers and picked by the social media to the effect that Capital Oil and Gas Industries Limited, owned by top businessman, Dr Ifeanyi Ubah was suspended by the Department of Petroleum Resources (DPR) and also ordered to pay N10 million fine for allegedly selling Premium Motor Spirit (PMS), otherwise called petrol, above the official ex-depot price of N77.66 per liter. Nothing could be further from the truth.

This is because the company that was affected is Capital Oil Petroleum Limited, not Capital Oil and Gas Industries Limited. And the two companies have no affiliation whatsoever. It is a pity that Capital Oil and Gas Industries Limited, which is the leading champion of dispensing petroleum products at the approved prices, could be dragged into this report, even when the two companies are not the same, nor share common facility anywhere.

When a news break, it is expected that journalists should not rush into reporting issues of this nature without, especially sensitive issues at a time when the nation is facing stiff difficulties. One had expected that any sensible journalist should first cross-check information brought to the newsroom before rushing to press with such high falutin but false information.

This simple task would have cleared all doubts on this issue. The rule of journalism still remains: When in doubt, leave out. Or you simply cross-check, which is just a telephone call away.

We implore those the authors and sponsors of this false information to please retract and correct the false impression created for the benefit of all right thinking Nigerians who have obviously been misled into believing the lie that Capital Oil and Gas Industries Limited, may have been involved in any malfeasance.

Signed

Management


http://www.authorityngr.com/2015/12/PUMP-PRICE-FRAUD--WE-ARE-NOT-INVOLVED--CAPITAL-OIL-AND-GAS-INDUSTRIES/

StOla:
I hope those who thought it was Patrick Ubah's own Capital Oil and then concluded that it was a deliberate Northern attack against Ndigbo businesses, can now come out with shame to apologize?

Even when Folawiyo and Sahara owned by Tonye Cole were also included in the report, some just had to make the story about their irritating tribal victim complex.

See the clansmen below from the other thread. Ever ready to make any action by government an anti-igbo agenda.





One even tried to pretend that the other companies indicted (Sahara and Folawiyo) were non-entities.





Then somebody with a working brain had this to reply them.




Only God can heal the Igbo mindset.