drss1:
...who ar those sabotaging d con3 ar they not nnpc d same organization d dullard made sole importers of fuel before it backfired n went back to wat it was during GEJ era d allegation of sabotage is even an indictment on kachukwu becos he's d gmd of nnpc, both i wont blame him cos d work load too much for am. now with dis allegations by independent marketers, how will kachukwu takle nnpc when he's d minister of state for petroleum how can he be d accuser n judge in double capacity as gmd-nnpc n state minister for oyel do u see d folly of buari dullard making one man gmd of nnpc n minister of d same department do u now see why i blame d dullard
anyway hope u ar enjoying ur wanderful change
btw, u get fuel

plz, use the brain u hide in otouke to reason very well Mr. Man!!

Kingspin:
I believe the Buhari should show interest in this matter and back the oil marketers to release names of those behind this fuel scarcity in our country. This is the type of change i need.

that is if he(buhari) is not at d peak of the saboteurs chain

dre11:





http://dailypost.ng/2016/04/12/marketers-give-conditions-for-exposing-those-behind-fuel-scarcity/

super story,its was a human being that exposed watergate and wikileaks,a human being also exposed panama papers.. do the right thing..

The Change must start from us...God bless Nigeria

I am not denying being a Nigerian , Are you ??

Only difference is i am not hoarding fuel

glo3nity:

If I read you well then don't deny the fact that you are inclusive except you are not a NIGERIAN.

People will call it propaganda against the minority cos I know it's their people

Any government which is not willing and able to fish out saboteurs (whether economic, political, security, social, media or otherwise, in any ramifications), and deal effectively with them, is not FIT to govern Nigeria.

No government should be weak enough to be held to ransome in any way by saboteurs, while Nigerian masses bear the devastating brunt.

“Sometimes it is our names they use in bringing out that product, but it never got to us.
“When we met the minister for the first time, around October last year, we discovered that the NNPC Retail staff deceived him to embark on building new 800 filling stations, but it does not make sense to build 800 stations when the old ones on ground have not been serviced.


is the minister so daft that he can't see all the issues and know the saboteurs?