It's really terrible here in abj. You won't believe I was up nd on the queue as early as 6am...nd dere was already a very long queue...Fank God I jst got to fill my tank Now. #StillWaitingForTheChange

scarr:

you have to be there to witness it, joined the queue 6:30am, as at 7:45am when i left, i couldnt even see d filling station..... does that sound to u like a long queue or not?

yea.... it do

400billionman:


Just for one car.

Abeg, NEPA dey give us light.. I dont like storing fuel at home. Highest 10 litres..

Ok na.
Do fast finish am.. mak u com join us for filling station, we dey wait u

Yeahreen:
It's really terrible here in abj. You won't believe I was up nd on the queue as early as 6am...nd dere was already a very long queue...Fank God I jst got to fill my tank Now. #StillWaitingForTheChange

Chai, such a fine gal..

tenry:

Call them panic buyers but they are wise. I am sending this message from NNPC depot, Ejigbo Lagos and I can tell u authoritatively that fuel scarcity is imminent going by the shortage of fuel available for loading. Yesterday, a whole depot loaded 45 trucks, 25mega and 20 independent stations. Most of these 25 mega stations loaded headed to suleja. As at this morning, NNPC depot has not received fuel for loading. They will ration d little fuel available. Few trucks are on the line and most of them are Mega stations travelling to Abuja and Suleja. Nobody knows what is gonna happen cos Apapa depots are not loading too.

I understand you. That's exactly what I'm saying. They already stated last week, that in 3 weeks time (which is now 2weeks from now) there'd be scarcity. So people had better prepare well this time.

dullardo work o

Hw on earth does this scarcity hit the mega cities first? Esp Abuja; capital of nation fa?

victorazy:


Ok
Me my tank is 70ltrs N6,500 and it takes me 2 weeks

same size of tank, refilled last week monday at d same filling station, but my tank is 1/4 now.....and this cant last up to a week again

scarr:



i also think its panic buying but im not going to give chance o.....my 50ltrs keg is already in d boot waiting to be filled up

Yea, it's better to be prepared, than regret later. Fill as many kegs as possible

kujix101:


They are not panic buyers. My tank is empty and most fuel stations are not selling. The scarcity is real and very severe

Some of them are panic buyers tho.


If you're in Abuja, NNPC is selling and very fast. Just be at the station as early as 5:30AM Hope the fuel at the station last till tomorrow.

Bonapart:
Where's the queue... na wa oo

even with microscope I no still see the queue too o!

Is it those vehicle on the road that you're refering to as queue




I don't think you supposed to be asking that question, cos it's obvious that fuel scarcity is around the corner

VickyRotex:


Yea, it's better to be prepared, than regret later. Fill as many kegs as possible

Please, do not ignite your house into conflagration.

Fuel scarcity will come and go in a disma pisma.

welcome to the damnation, the zoological republic where people are daft. if it were in developed country, protest would hv started. A country sorry zoo that produces oil and gas yet they experience oil scarcity. How abt the refineries? why is nobody asking questions? tufiakwa

400billionman:


Please, do not ignite your house into conflagration.

Fuel scarcity will come and go in a disma pisma.

Just exaggerating. But it's better to be prepared.

VickyRotex:


I understand you. That's exactly what I'm saying. They already stated last week, that in 3 weeks time (which is now 2weeks from now) there'd be scarcity. So people had better prepare well this time.

Funny enough, this scarcity will be bloody than the last one. According to insiders at NNPC here who have first hand information, this scarcity will last beyond 2 months. We pray God intervein.

dts serious

DeCritique:
This is the after effects of voting in a senile and clueless old man! The Daura dullardddinho has finished us!!

You are finished

hollarwaley:


You are finished

You are fhucked!!

tenry:

Funny enough, this scarcity will be bloody than the last one. According to insiders at NNPC here who have first hand information, this scarcity will last beyond 2 months. We pray God intervein.

2 what

That's not possible oo

Baba God na your hand we dey so ooo

missionmex:
even with microscope I no still see the queue too o!

I think say na only me

scarr:
On my way to work this morning, encountered major queues in every filling station, I hope we are not going back to the scarcity period . The Queue at d NNPC station at durumi has extended to the highway, leaving just one lane for other motorists...
As I passed the back of CBN building I witness some protesters at the gate but have no idea what cause for....the police and military are already on standby

Op dis ur camry na 99 abi na 01

VickyRotex:


2 what

That's not possible oo

Baba God na your hand we dey so ooo

As I am typing, they hav not loaded any local in Ejigbo. Money bag oil dealers are hustling to purchase products meant for Abuja mega station at tempting rate.

feedburner:
welcome to the damnation, the zoological republic where people are daft. if it were in developed country, protest would hv started. A country sorry zoo that produces oil and gas yet they experience oil scarcity. How abt the refineries? why is nobody asking questions? tufiakwa

in developed countries, the people that know what to do arise and lead the protest not blame other people for not protesting.....if u lead, ull be amazed d no of people that would follow u

tenry:

Funny enough, this scarcity will be bloody than the last one. According to insiders at NNPC here who have first hand information, this scarcity will last beyond 2 months. We pray God intervein.

Did u say 2 months
Abeg no give my high BP this cold morning na

Edunwa302:

Op dis ur camry na 99 abi na 01

hehe see sighting o, na '00, Fish light

APC must rule Nigeria

tenry:

As I am typing, they hav not loaded any local in Ejigbo. Money bag oil dealers are hustling to purchase products meant for Abuja mega station at tempting rate.

Goodness!!! Some people are just so heartless sha. No tempting rate should warrant such abeg. Biko, fight for us over there

dustydee:
Who are those protesters and why are they protesting?

Those are seawolf workers
ABUJA—The Nigerian economy risks another economic shut down in the next couple of days, as workers of Seawolf Oilfield Services, yesterday, promised to work with the National Union of Petroleum and Natural Gas Workers, NUPENG and the Petroleum and Natural Gas Senior Staff Association of Nigeria, PENGASSAN, to compel the Asset Management Corporation of Nigeria, AMCON, to pay them their 22 months’ salary arrears.

A recent strike by the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, NNPC, branch of NUPENG and PENGASSAN following disagreements over the transfer of operatorship rights in some oil wells, almost brought the Nigerian economy to a standstill, as businesses and homes were starved of petroleum products and power supply for several days.

Speaking at the premises of AMCON in Abuja, during a peaceful protest organized by workers of the company, Mr. Christian Okojie and Mr. Godfrey Okoloba, Chairmen of NUPENG and PENGASSAN, Seawolf branch, respectively, told Vanguard that the workers were last paid in December 2013 and January 2014, adding that they are presently being owed 22 months outstanding salaries.

They stated that the workers had met with the management of AMCON in Abuja three weeks ago, where the Managing Director of AMCON, Mr. Mustapha Chike-Obi promised to address the situation within 48 hours.

They said: “Till today, he has failed to resolve the issue and the 48 hours have since elapsed. We have written them severally over the promises they made three weeks ago, yet they refused to meet with us. That is the reason we decided to stage this protest.”

The company’s three oil drilling rigs had been seized by AMCON for about a year now, depriving the company of any means of generating income to pay off its indebtedness and its workers. The rigs, when operational, are capable of generating a minimum of $150,000 per day.

In a sharp reaction the Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of Asset Management Company of Nigeria Mr. Chike Obi told Vanguard in a Telephone interview that the workers’ union were simply blackmailing AMCON believing that as a government agency it would accede to their blackmail. He said that Seawolf was indebted to AMCON and it seized its assets in order to recover its money. He said that AMCON has no direct relationship with the said workers.
http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/06/energy-crisis-looms-as-seawolf-workers-protest-unpaid-salaries/

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scarr:


in developed countries, the people that know what to do arise and lead the protest not blame other people for not protesting.....if u lead, ull be amazed d no of people that would follow u




Did u say 2 months
Abeg no give my high BP this cold morning na



hehe see sighting o, na '00, Fish light

OK bro same tin wit mine, very reliable car

xmileeasy:

Those are seawolf workers
ABUJA—The Nigerian economy risks another economic shut down in the next couple of days, as workers of Seawolf Oilfield Services, yesterday, promised to work with the National Union of Petroleum and Natural Gas Workers, NUPENG and the Petroleum and Natural Gas Senior Staff Association of Nigeria, PENGASSAN, to compel the Asset Management Corporation of Nigeria, AMCON, to pay them their 22 months’ salary arrears.

A recent strike by the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, NNPC, branch of NUPENG and PENGASSAN following disagreements over the transfer of operatorship rights in some oil wells, almost brought the Nigerian economy to a standstill, as businesses and homes were starved of petroleum products and power supply for several days.

Speaking at the premises of AMCON in Abuja, during a peaceful protest organized by workers of the company, Mr. Christian Okojie and Mr. Godfrey Okoloba, Chairmen of NUPENG and PENGASSAN, Seawolf branch, respectively, told Vanguard that the workers were last paid in December 2013 and January 2014, adding that they are presently being owed 22 months outstanding salaries.

They stated that the workers had met with the management of AMCON in Abuja three weeks ago, where the Managing Director of AMCON, Mr. Mustapha Chike-Obi promised to address the situation within 48 hours.

They said: “Till today, he has failed to resolve the issue and the 48 hours have since elapsed. We have written them severally over the promises they made three weeks ago, yet they refused to meet with us. That is the reason we decided to stage this protest.”

The company’s three oil drilling rigs had been seized by AMCON for about a year now, depriving the company of any means of generating income to pay off its indebtedness and its workers. The rigs, when operational, are capable of generating a minimum of $150,000 per day.

In a sharp reaction the Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of Asset Management Company of Nigeria Mr. Chike Obi told Vanguard in a Telephone interview that the workers’ union were simply blackmailing AMCON believing that as a government agency it would accede to their blackmail. He said that Seawolf was indebted to AMCON and it seized its assets in order to recover its money. He said that AMCON has no direct relationship with the said workers.
http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/06/energy-crisis-looms-as-seawolf-workers-protest-unpaid-salaries/

Tricky situation. Are they AMCON employees? Is AMCON responsible for paying their severance package?