casualobserver:


Yes we are! We know nothing good comes without pain. The medicine we refused to take over the last 2 decades is why we are the poverty capital of the world. No serious country spends more on petrol subsidy than health, education, roads, combined!

DanielsParker:


You’ll keep saying this until 2031 when he will leave office and nothing changes. This is Nigeria. No one who spends so much money to get into office means for the people. Tinubu doesn’t have your interest at heart. Take it or leave it

sukkot:
na so the ohamadike talk

smileyoo:
if dangote can build a refinery, I wonder why it's too difficult for the federal government of Nigeria to do so.

smileyoo:
i just hope Oga tinubu will not disappoint our great expectations of him, as a man of famous political experience and sagacity.

dynicks:
700 here in pH.....

Where dem "tinubu government go favour me and my family crew" members........hope they are buying fuel at 150 flat rate?...

AngelicBeing:
I will forward your details to DMI to pick you and detain you for 1000 years at Aba detention center for calling yes daddy, yes Mummy and ohamadike

Fujiyama:


^^^
You are asking difficult, uncomfortable questions...and we can't have that. You want Nigerians to (heaven forbid) ask their leaders to...you know...lead?



^^^
Your expectations were misplaced. Grossly misplaced. Prepare to be disappointed. Sorely disappointed...

Don't lie to yourself. You knew we would get here. You chose politics over economics - and this is the result. This is just the beginning.

smileyoo:
lol. i never chose politics over economics, because i never supported APC because i already knew that nothing good can come from APC 's crooked and riotous mis-rule, but I was hoping that president BAT could perform better than Oga bubu - the cattle dealer , given all the hype of tinubu developed Lagos.

Fujiyama:


^^^
Ah...hope.

Without it where would we be?

Bubu and BAT are two sides of the same coin. You cannot have one without the other - it is impossible to separate them.

Some people think we are suffering now? Our suffering at the moment is nothing compared to what will happen if there is some new major crisis anywhere on the globe that significantly affects the price of crude. If supply chains are hit and pms prices rise we will not be able to cope. Fuel prices could easily top 1000 to 1500 Naira per litre if crude oil barrel prices run into high double digits or even triple digits. What will happen then?

Eight years (heading into the ninth) of APC led government and this is where we are. We made our choice and we have to live with it.

The struggle (and the suffering) continues.