₦airaland Forum

kaorama:
Before, nko. The 5% must suffer. When you have religious fanatics masquerading as leaders, what do you expect. They will be smiling they have dealt with their enemies, but God will embarrass them at the appropriate time. This change is a curse to the nation of huts

Playz:
There's no such thing as 'Xmas'. Christmas is about Christ and Jesus isn't an "X".
Please!

Stricker321:
You have to wonder why this fuel scarcity happens just around Christmas every year. They always do the sallah celebrations in peace but once it is time for Christmas, suddenly you begin to see long queues at filling stations.

This is an attack on Christian by Islamic forces.

realjoker:
The Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) says the scarcity of petrol is an attempt to sabotage the celebration of Christmas.
In the last three weeks, Nigerians have been finding it difficult to get petroleum products.
In a statement on Saturday, Kwamkur Samuel, director legal and public affairs, wondered why the scarcity of the petroleum products occurred during the Christmas celebration.
Samuel called on President Muhammadu Buhari to take measures to ensure that the product is made available.
“CAN is worried about the resurfacing of long queues at filling stations in Nigeria, after several increases in fuel price to ensure the availability of the product to all citizens,” the statement read.

“We are not only concerned that this seeming artificial scarcity happens mostly during Christmas period. We are also disturbed that everything is looking like an attempt to deliberately sabotage the celebration of Christmas by some people.
“We wonder why queues would suddenly resurface after all assurances and steps have been taken towards constant availability of petroleum product.
“We want to call on President Muhammadu Buhari, the ministry of petroleum and other relevant stakeholders to take decisive measures towards ensuring that fuel is made available and accessible to all citizens within the shortest possible time at a controlled price.”
He said the failure of government to take measures against saboteurs is unacceptable to the church.
“Christmas season does not just happen; it is a worldwide annual celebration that is known to everyone. For authorities to behave like the season came suddenly and fail to take necessary measures to control the activities of saboteurs is unacceptable to the Church,” he said.
“We deeply view the negligence of relevant authorities to ensure fuel availability to citizens as deliberate and an attempt to exploit the citizens and particularly Christians who travel distances for the celebration.
“As we celebrate, let us all be security-conscious and remember the persecuted church in Adamawa, Kaduna, Borno and all other parts of Nigeria in our prayers and gifts.
“May we never forget to celebrate this Christmas with the reason for the season — the birth of the saviour of the world, Jesus Christ our Lord. Merry Christmas to all Nigerians and a prosperous New Year.”
Sometimes I wonder what CAN stands for. Are they spiritual wing of PDP? Did anyone hear them talk when we had fuel scarcity during GEJ or OBJ. Instead of being our guardians, they are misleading us. Does this has to do with religion, why have they not talked about our money stolen to South Africa with their former president's jet. Abeg, let them keep quiet jor

https://www.thecable.ng/fuel-scarcity-attempt-sabotage-christmas-celebration-says-can/amp?__twitter_impression=true

MrHistorian:
CAN disappointed me.

At what level of ignorance should uttering such unrivalled bullsheet be pardoned?

Just stupid!

brookz:
This statement is vague!







IPMAN are the Enemies of Nigerian.





Thy deliberately hoarded the products to inflict unbearable pains to the Nigerian masses to make an unwholesome profit during the festive period. because their cabal is stronger than that of the Presidency.





it shall never be well with them & thy have parted with Peace from now till Eternity.

nnachukz:
Now that is where our problem lies. Religion.
Now our problem occasioned by inaction of some incompetent people who specialize in blame game is now being given religious undertone to worsen our feelings.

Bevista:
Really? Who are they blaming for the sabotage? What a very petty attempt to get involved in partisan politics. A few days ago it was Ohaneze crying of conspiracy against the Igbos and now this.
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Why do prices of most stuff generally go up during Christmas, especially down south? Greedy Christians always trying to exploit the festive period for unusual profit.
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BTW, I am not justifying the current fuel scarcity, neither am I exonorating the authorities. I'm just saying that issues should be situated properly. A few years ago we had a super Minister of Petroleum (Christian) under a Christian president, yet we still experienced petrol scarcity during every Christmas.

omohayek:
This is simply lunatic rubbish. Are Muslims getting a special lower rate for fuel that Christians don't? Do they have special queues to buy that Christians are excluded from? Are the oil distributors only Muslims? Can anybody endorsing this idiocy mention even one way in which Muslims are any better off in getting fuel right now than Christians? If the answer to all of these questions is obviously "No", why then pointlessly inject religion into a simple economic matter of demand and mismatched supply? I won't even mention the mouth-breathers who think this an appropriate time for their usual "Yoruba Muslim" crap and their moronic images with exaggerated tribal marks - those ones are clearly nutcases beyond all hope ...

As long as so many Nigerians insist on reducing all issues to tribal and religious matters, there is no hope of the country ever permanently resolving issues like this one. The long term solution to the perennial fuel shortages is to simply deregulate the petroleum sector, but how will that ever happen when everybody is busy arguing over irrelevant tribal and religious claptrap?

MrHistorian:
CAN disappointed me.

At what level of ignorance should uttering such unrivalled bullsheet be pardoned?

Just stupid!

Bevista:
Really? Who are they blaming for the sabotage? What a very petty attempt to get involved in partisan politics. A few days ago it was Ohaneze crying of conspiracy against the Igbos and now this.
---
Why do prices of most stuff generally go up during Christmas, especially down south? Greedy Christians always trying to exploit the festive period for unusual profit.
---
BTW, I am not justifying the current fuel scarcity, neither am I exonorating the authorities. I'm just saying that issues should be situated properly. A few years ago we had a super Minister of Petroleum (Christian) under a Christian president, yet we still experienced petrol scarcity during every Christmas.

Stricker321:
You have to wonder why this fuel scarcity happens just around Christmas every year. They always do the sallah celebrations in peace but once it is time for Christmas, suddenly you begin to see long queues at filling stations.

This is an attack on Christian by Islamic forces.

NtoAkwaIbom:
So why did they not do the same during Easter ? Which is the foundation of Christianity ?

kaorama:
Before, nko. The 5% must suffer. When you have religious fanatics masquerading as leaders, what do you expect. They will be smiling they have dealt with their enemies, but God will embarrass them at the appropriate time. This change is a curse to the nation of huts

Bevista:
Really? Who are they blaming for the sabotage? What a very petty attempt to get involved in partisan politics. A few days ago it was Ohaneze crying of conspiracy against the Igbos and now this.
---
Why do prices of most stuff generally go up during Christmas, especially down south? Greedy Christians always trying to exploit the festive period for unusual profit.
---
BTW, I am not justifying the current fuel scarcity, neither am I exonorating the authorities. I'm just saying that issues should be situated properly. A few years ago we had a super Minister of Petroleum (Christian) under a Christian president, yet we still experienced petrol scarcity during every Christmas.

MONITZ:
The CAN is a toothless bulldog,y did they ve to wait this long before speaking up,re they thinking fuel queues would disappear overnight? Y is it always the time for Christians' celebrations that rubbish like this rear it's ugly head,I know that a handful of Christians would be conniving with whomever behind the scenes to further worsen an already hopeless situation just because they want to line their pockets to the detriment of his fellow brethren,things like this re scarcely seen during Muslims' celebrations...

omohayek:
This is simply lunatic rubbish. Are Muslims getting a special lower rate for fuel that Christians don't? Do they have special queues to buy that Christians are excluded from? Are the oil distributors only Muslims? Can anybody endorsing this idiocy mention even one way in which Muslims are any better off in getting fuel right now than Christians? If the answer to all of these questions is obviously "No", why then pointlessly inject religion into a simple economic matter of demand and mismatched supply? I won't even mention the mouth-breathers who think this an appropriate time for their usual "Yoruba Muslim" crap and their moronic images with exaggerated tribal marks - those ones are clearly nutcases beyond all hope ...

As long as so many Nigerians insist on reducing all issues to tribal and religious matters, there is no hope of the country ever permanently resolving issues like this one. The long term solution to the perennial fuel shortages is to simply deregulate the petroleum sector, but how will that ever happen when everybody is busy arguing over irrelevant tribal and religious claptrap?

ezenwajosh:
OHANEZE, CAN, S.EAST, S.SOUTH GOVERNORSSEN, S. EAST, S. SOUTH SENATE AND REPRESENTATIVES AND EVERY OTHER GROUP SPEAKING UP HOLDS NO WATER.....NNAMDI KANU SAID ALL THIS BEFORE IT EVEN START TO HAPPEN......U ALL HELPED TO SHOT HIM DOWN AS UR SLAVE MASTERS INSTRUCTED..... HOPING THE FEDERALLY AND THE PARTY IN CHARGE WILL RETURN THE FAVOUR SOMEDAY.....U BETRAYED UR BLOOD, A MAN WHO LEFT HIS COMFORTABLE LIFE AND CAME DOWN WITH HIS TEAM AND FOLLOWERS TO LIBRATE OUR PEOPLE...... A MAN WHO TRIES TO TEACH THE POOR THEY HOLD THE POWER, A MAN WHO SHOWED HIS PEOPLE WHATS BEHIND THE NAME NIGERIA AND WHY IT WAS CREATED.......A MAN WHO MADE ME UNDERSTAND THAT NIGERIA WAS NEVER CREATED TO BE A COUNTRY.....IT WAS CREATED TO RIPE PEOPLE OFF THEIR GOD GIVEN NATURAL RESOURCES AND MAN POWER......


BUT I HAVE ONE QUESTION FOR ALL U HIPPOS OUT THERE.....

ALL U ARE SAYING AND SEEING TODAY WAS IT ANY DIFFERENT FROM WHAT NNAMDI KANU PREDICTED TO HAPPEN OR SAID AGAINST THE GOVERNMENT?

MAY CHUKWUOKIKE MAKE IT EASY FOR THOSE WHO BELIEVED, FOLLOWED, RECOGNIZED AND DEFENDED THE TRUTH WHEN THEY SAW ONE....

#NigeriaWillBeWorseThanSumalia

#EndNigeria

MrHistorian:
CAN disappointed me.

At what level of ignorance should uttering such unrivalled bullsheet be pardoned?

Just stupid!