noblezone:
Reason is very simple.
We dont depend on government to survive.
We are more concernd about the availability of fuel than the cost of it.
Marketers being fuel to the East because they are assured of their money.

We drive inn, buy and drive out.

Did you see any "Silly Subsidy Protests" in the East?
No, we have more important things to do.

Subsidy removal would have been the best for Nigeria, but the cabal who benefit from it, deceived the gullible.

omoeso:



Small small, una don dey talk true.
Moreover, how many cars they the whole of south east. Sure the numbers of cars for Alimosho alone pass all the one for south east combined.

mrofficial:


Bro, don't kill yourself. Your sense of humour isn't functioning.

customized07:
There's fuel scarcity in Enugu, just got 150per litre along presidential road and most filling stations aren't selling.

DiademSh07:
Keep consoling yourself! That's the duty of an average ibo!

customized07:
There's fuel scarcity in Enugu, just got 150per litre along presidential road and most filling stations aren't selling.

noblezone:
Reason is very simple.
We dont depend on government to survive.
We are more concernd about the availability of fuel than the cost of it.
Marketers being fuel to the East because they are assured of their money.

We drive inn, buy and drive out.

Did you see any "Silly Subsidy Protests" in the East?
No, we have more important things to do.

Subsidy removal would have been the best for Nigeria, but the cabal who benefit from it, deceived the gullible.

APContherun:

And if you check well you will discover that 95% of those Alimosho cars belong to people from the SE. We drive them at home and we also drive in in Lagos causing you endless heartaches.

Kachisbarbie:


That was how Lagos started. They didn't just jump to 250-300N a litre. It increased in an arithmetic progression
We are getting there too.
If it continues, we would soon start sleeping in a queue or buying from blackmarket

Na small-small nna.
I still maintain it's scarce.

Kachisbarbie:

That was how Lagos started. They didn't just jump to 250-300N a litre. It increased in an arithmetic progression
We are getting there too.
If it continues, we would soon start sleeping in a queue or buying from blackmarket
Na small-small nna.
I still maintain it's scarce.

ichidodo:
This is the climax of the scarcity thus prices at this point reflect the current equilibrium of demand,supply and competition.....in simple english,it cannot get anyworse than it is except if somebody starts "smuggling" petrol from the south east to areas of extreme fuel scarcity in South west..

Macelliot:

Numbers of vehicles in Head bridge Onitsha pass the whole vehicles in Osun, Ondo, and Ekiti combined...

ak47mann:
Because we are well caculating.

We are very intelligent there is nothing nigerians can do about it they have no options than bow

We are wise men from the eayst

The the promise the son of man gave us in mount sanai is still with us.

The worst is that We are living with the wild Beasts in the Zoo republic

bakila:

Well delivered but heavily tainted by nairaland I pass my neiyhbour bashingtomiasis.

noblezone:
Reason is very simple.
We dont depend on government to survive.
We are more concernd about the availability of fuel than the cost of it.
Marketers being fuel to the East because they are assured of their money.

We drive inn, buy and drive out.

Did you see any "Silly Subsidy Protests" in the East?
No, we have more important things to do.

Subsidy removal would have been the best for Nigeria, but the cabal who benefit from it, deceived the gullible.

noblezone:
Reason is very simple.
We dont depend on government to survive.
We are more concernd about the availability of fuel than the cost of it.
Marketers being fuel to the East because they are assured of their money.

We drive inn, buy and drive out.

Did you see any "Silly Subsidy Protests" in the East?
No, we have more important things to do.

Subsidy removal would have been the best for Nigeria, but the cabal who benefit from it, deceived the gullible.

Yeske2:
The scarcity is biting harder, no queues before but since two days ago Onitsha isn't finding it easy

Otenestbestyaho:
I am serving(NYSC) in anambra state, ayamelum local govt to be precise. The local govt is 15 times developed than BENUE (my state). The number of cars that ply the road(only in one local govt) here is more than all the cars in benue. Sentiment aside.the thing that suprises me about the area(ayamelum) is the oil discovered in OMASIAGU(close to kogi state), the refinary built there by anambra's govt is bigger in size compared with that of dangote cement company in makurdi~gboko express way(benue). Massive construction going on every day in this area couple with good roads, fine houses,heavy construction going on with bomb sound every second(used in construction) but electricity remine a big challenge. I salute the people of anambra state, after my service, I will stay in anambra state, precisely nnewi.