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[size=28pt]Buhari should sack everybody in top management in the oil sector, they are PDP loyalists. [/size]

[size=28pt]If the minister does not know that he should sack all PDP loyalists, then he should be sack.


All ministers most sack every pPDP loyalists in their ministry

Sack everybody appointed by goodluck Jonathan in all ministry


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push21a:


[size=28pt]Buhari should sack everybody in top management in the oil sector, they are PDP loyalists. [/size]

lol

I think buhari is a PDP loyalist

@op when I started reading this article i thought u are right but I discovered that it's just a waste time and energy mtswww mtswww

push21a:
[size=28pt]If the minister does not know that he should sack all PDP loyalists, then he should be sack.


All ministers most sack every pPDP loyalists in their ministry

Sack everybody appointed by goodluck Jonathan in all ministry


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Meanwhile, in Kaduna, marketers have taken advantage of the acute shortage to increase fuel price to N500 a litre as against the government regulated price of N86.50.

Our correspondent reported that only a handful of filling stations were seen dispensing the product at exorbitant rates with long queues of motorists desperate to purchase at any price.

Some filling station who were seen selling above the government regulated price along Kaduna-Abuja, Kaduna-Kachia and Kaduna-Zaria roads, suddenly stop dispensation of the product for fear of clampdown by the Department and Petroleum Resources (DPR), LEADERSHIP observed.

A motorist at one of filling stations along Nnamdi Azikiwe road, Nuhu Audi, who lamented the situation, said, “We are calling on government to ensure availability of the fuel in order to discourage such illegal sale of the product.”

Another motorists, Usman Mohammed, said: “How can a litre of fuel sell for between N400 and N500, even black marketers do not display their jerry cans anymore. No filling station is selling in the areas I passed through. This has never happened before in the history of this country,” he lamented.
http://leadership.ng/news/516116/fuel-scarcity-persists-april-7-target-elapse