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Nigerians prefer living in a world of irrelevance than reality. The Department of Petroleum Resources (DPR) stated that from January, 1st 2016, petrol should be sold at N85/litre at every filling station and even released the phone numbers of surveillance agents in various states.
How many people have called any of those numbers to report the exorbitant price of N150/litre that these filling stations are still selling at? Olamide, Don Jazzy, Lil Kesh, Reekado Banks, Di'Ja, and even Vic O, would still be able to have filled tanks even if PMS sells at N1000/litre.
Even if the Next Rated award is collected from Reekado Banks and given to Lil Kesh (which would not happen), it won't fill our tanks nor supply us with our basic needs.
It's best we (Nigerians) set our priorities right.
Thanks for reading and do have a fabulous day!

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Nigerians prefer living in a world of irrelevance than reality. The Department of Petroleum Resources (DPR) stated that from January, 1st 2016, petrol should be sold at N85/litre at every filling station and even released the phone numbers of surveillance agents in various states.
How many people have called any of those numbers to report the exorbitant price of N150/litre that these filling stations are still selling at? Olamide, Don Jazzy, Lil Kesh, Reekado Banks, Di'Ja, and even Vic O, would still be able to have filled tanks even if PMS sells at N1000/litre.
Even if the Next Rated award is collected from Reekado Banks and given to Lil Kesh (which would not happen), it won't fill our tanks nor supply us with our basic needs.
It's best we (Nigerians) set our priorities right.
Thanks for reading and do have a fabulous day!

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