spiSeyi:
250

you are buying high. I bought #120 as APC member.

1400

chatinent:
I bought today for ₦1300/litre.

What about you?

BOVAS 900
MOBIL 890

PMS AND OTHER CRUDEOIL PRODUCTS WILL STAY IN THE RANGE OF 1 DOLLAR/QTY IN NAIJA... THAT'S THE MANDATE BEING HIDDEN FROM ALL.

chatinent:
The man who said "the farmers will make more money, cassava, agbado, beans, Ewa zgsbdjdjdhdjsjs.." has not even done a single thing to better the lives of the people.

The overrated individual who ushered in Buhari, the calamity from Daura, led many astray with the illusion that Nigeria flourished under his stewardship. Buhari blamed Jonathan throughout his reign, for Jonathan was of the PDP. Tinubu, the god of hardship, cast shadows upon Buhari, yet spared the APC from his arrows of blame. In the blink of an eye, the price of fuel has soared from ₦165 per litre, with subsidy in hand, to a staggering ₦1300 per litre, still under the cloak of subsidy. And it is not a matter of debate as to who claims the ₦1125 per litre with each transaction made.


Even the Isrealites didn't suffer this much!

Farmers cannot go to their farms due to insecurity.

No money.

The rate of crime has increased.

The rate of prostitution and internet fraud is in an all time high. It's not even seen as a crime anymore on the street.

Imagine that your salary cannot fuel your car for two weeks.

Taxes were increased on bank transfers.

The police and the army are littered on the road enforcing payment of bribe. The disbanded SARZ roam the streets, flying off from Siennas and ensnaring the unsuspecting. And when you are spotted with a lighter, you find yourself besieged until you yield to their demands for a bribe. In Nigeria, you struggle to tell friend from foe, as the line between those who guard your safety and those who threaten it blurs like shadows at dusk.

MTN blocked those who did the 1tb plan from sharing. A grand deception, cloaked in shadows. They are aware they dwell in a land where the unexpected is the norm. Even the network providers may be pulling the wool over your eyes. One may purchase the data trove of 100gb, yet when it finishes, the tally may reveal only 62gb spent in the span of a month. In these times, it seems that the shadows of kidnapping, armed robbery, and other misdeeds have woven themselves into the fabric of our daily lives. In the land where shadows loom, the voice of the people is stifled, for to rise against the darkest of rulers is to dance with danger, facing the specter of treason and the weight of terror's chains.

The man who claims he built Lagos though subsequent governors of the state (not even his own tenure) can no longer mix cement.

If you complain, some sponsored nitwits will tell you that America and Nigeria are buying fuel almost equivalent so it's kinda cheaper in Nigeria. Cheaper? Is there any worker in America earning the ₦30k equivalent in dollars o'er there?

There are no jobs available.

EFCC is an emergency operational agency with closed eyes for politicians. The EFCC have refused to arrest Bello, who has been declared wanted, in a small state like Kogi. DSS is quiet; Army is quiet; Police is quiet; the DFHQ has lost her voice. If it were peaceful demonstrations, though, they would threaten bodybags. Emergency lovers of oneness, law, and truth.

If the economy was better, we wouldn't need to be reminded every 24hrs, we would have felt it.


Yet,

Tinubu is utilizing the nation's resources without our consent for his own extravagant comforts, silencing any dissent with arrests. His misguided daughter is imposing undue burdens on market people in a manner that lacks constitutional legitimacy. Yet, some educated illiterates would be worshipping her: "iyaloja, iyaloja."


Spiritual leaders are proclaiming that divine revelations indicate our nation is grappling with profound spiritual challenges, urging us to engage in prayer. The individual who shares a cup of tea with the divine has transcended the mundane concerns of where to find Ovaltine. Soaring through the skies in lavish private jets, acquired with the hard-earned contributions of impoverished churchgoers, all while surrounded by armed security, and urging them to seek divine protection through prayer. The other ugly one is selling fake items to stupid people. Dear DaddyGOs, God told me that e no go better for you and na your generations go suffer am.



History will hurt.

this is a master piece of expression of anger coated with indirect but direct description of specific individuals. It was funny but so accurate, I enjoyed it but wetin we go for do to stop all this nonsense and shame brought upon us by this direction less old folks headed by the god of hardship.

This is just the BeeNinGin
Go and get cheap fuel here with your voters card.
NaanSense!

chatinent:
The man who said "the farmers will make more money, cassava, agbado, beans, Ewa zgsbdjdjdhdjsjs.." has not even done a single thing to better the lives of the people.

The overrated individual who ushered in Buhari, the calamity from Daura, led many astray with the illusion that Nigeria flourished under his stewardship. Buhari blamed Jonathan throughout his reign, for Jonathan was of the PDP. Tinubu, the god of hardship, cast shadows upon Buhari, yet spared the APC from his arrows of blame. In the blink of an eye, the price of fuel has soared from ₦165 per litre, with subsidy in hand, to a staggering ₦1300 per litre, still under the cloak of subsidy. And it is not a matter of debate as to who claims the ₦1125 per litre with each transaction made.


Even the Isrealites didn't suffer this much!

Farmers cannot go to their farms due to insecurity.

No money.

The rate of crime has increased.

The rate of prostitution and internet fraud is in an all time high. It's not even seen as a crime anymore on the street.

Imagine that your salary cannot fuel your car for two weeks.

Taxes were increased on bank transfers.

The police and the army are littered on the road enforcing payment of bribe. The disbanded SARZ roam the streets, flying off from Siennas and ensnaring the unsuspecting. And when you are spotted with a lighter, you find yourself besieged until you yield to their demands for a bribe. In Nigeria, you struggle to tell friend from foe, as the line between those who guard your safety and those who threaten it blurs like shadows at dusk.

MTN blocked those who did the 1tb plan from sharing. A grand deception, cloaked in shadows. They are aware they dwell in a land where the unexpected is the norm. Even the network providers may be pulling the wool over your eyes. One may purchase the data trove of 100gb, yet when it finishes, the tally may reveal only 62gb spent in the span of a month. In these times, it seems that the shadows of kidnapping, armed robbery, and other misdeeds have woven themselves into the fabric of our daily lives. In the land where shadows loom, the voice of the people is stifled, for to rise against the darkest of rulers is to dance with danger, facing the specter of treason and the weight of terror's chains.

The man who claims he built Lagos though subsequent governors of the state (not even his own tenure) can no longer mix cement.

If you complain, some sponsored nitwits will tell you that America and Nigeria are buying fuel almost equivalent so it's kinda cheaper in Nigeria. Cheaper? Is there any worker in America earning the ₦30k equivalent in dollars o'er there?

There are no jobs available.

EFCC is an emergency operational agency with closed eyes for politicians. The EFCC have refused to arrest Bello, who has been declared wanted, in a small state like Kogi. DSS is quiet; Army is quiet; Police is quiet; the DFHQ has lost her voice. If it were peaceful demonstrations, though, they would threaten bodybags. Emergency lovers of oneness, law, and truth.

If the economy was better, we wouldn't need to be reminded every 24hrs, we would have felt it.


Yet,

Tinubu is utilizing the nation's resources without our consent for his own extravagant comforts, silencing any dissent with arrests. His misguided daughter is imposing undue burdens on market people in a manner that lacks constitutional legitimacy. Yet, some educated illiterates would be worshipping her: "iyaloja, iyaloja."


Spiritual leaders are proclaiming that divine revelations indicate our nation is grappling with profound spiritual challenges, urging us to engage in prayer. The individual who shares a cup of tea with the divine has transcended the mundane concerns of where to find Ovaltine. Soaring through the skies in lavish private jets, acquired with the hard-earned contributions of impoverished churchgoers, all while surrounded by armed security, and urging them to seek divine protection through prayer. The other ugly one is selling fake items to stupid people. Dear DaddyGOs, God told me that e no go better for you and na your generations go suffer am.



History will hurt.

Na choco write this 😋

Buy fuel from NNPC alone, na the way forward

🤣🤣🤣

shonepa:
Buy fuel from NNPC alone, na the way forward

because nnpc stations are situated in every nook and cranny in Nigeria mtcheww

mkoabiola:
Transporters are cashing out with this fuel increament

you're talking like say dem no go make other expenses
For naija if fuel increase everything dn increase as well

chatinent:
The man who said "the farmers will make more money, cassava, agbado, beans, Ewa zgsbdjdjdhdjsjs.." has not even done a single thing to better the lives of the people.

The overrated individual who ushered in Buhari, the calamity from Daura, led many astray with the illusion that Nigeria flourished under his stewardship. Buhari blamed Jonathan throughout his reign, for Jonathan was of the PDP. Tinubu, the god of hardship, cast shadows upon Buhari, yet spared the APC from his arrows of blame. In the blink of an eye, the price of fuel has soared from ₦165 per litre, with subsidy in hand, to a staggering ₦1300 per litre, still under the cloak of subsidy. And it is not a matter of debate as to who claims the ₦1125 per litre with each transaction made.


Even the Isrealites didn't suffer this much!

Farmers cannot go to their farms due to insecurity.

No money.

The rate of crime has increased.

The rate of prostitution and internet fraud is in an all time high. It's not even seen as a crime anymore on the street.

Imagine that your salary cannot fuel your car for two weeks.

Taxes were increased on bank transfers.

The police and the army are littered on the road enforcing payment of bribe. The disbanded SARZ roam the streets, flying off from Siennas and ensnaring the unsuspecting. And when you are spotted with a lighter, you find yourself besieged until you yield to their demands for a bribe. In Nigeria, you struggle to tell friend from foe, as the line between those who guard your safety and those who threaten it blurs like shadows at dusk.

MTN blocked those who did the 1tb plan from sharing. A grand deception, cloaked in shadows. They are aware they dwell in a land where the unexpected is the norm. Even the network providers may be pulling the wool over your eyes. One may purchase the data trove of 100gb, yet when it finishes, the tally may reveal only 62gb spent in the span of a month. In these times, it seems that the shadows of kidnapping, armed robbery, and other misdeeds have woven themselves into the fabric of our daily lives. In the land where shadows loom, the voice of the people is stifled, for to rise against the darkest of rulers is to dance with danger, facing the specter of treason and the weight of terror's chains.

The man who claims he built Lagos though subsequent governors of the state (not even his own tenure) can no longer mix cement.

If you complain, some sponsored nitwits will tell you that America and Nigeria are buying fuel almost equivalent so it's kinda cheaper in Nigeria. Cheaper? Is there any worker in America earning the ₦30k equivalent in dollars o'er there?

There are no jobs available.

EFCC is an emergency operational agency with closed eyes for politicians. The EFCC have refused to arrest Bello, who has been declared wanted, in a small state like Kogi. DSS is quiet; Army is quiet; Police is quiet; the DFHQ has lost her voice. If it were peaceful demonstrations, though, they would threaten bodybags. Emergency lovers of oneness, law, and truth.

If the economy was better, we wouldn't need to be reminded every 24hrs, we would have felt it.


Yet,

Tinubu is utilizing the nation's resources without our consent for his own extravagant comforts, silencing any dissent with arrests. His misguided daughter is imposing undue burdens on market people in a manner that lacks constitutional legitimacy. Yet, some educated illiterates would be worshipping her: "iyaloja, iyaloja."


Spiritual leaders are proclaiming that divine revelations indicate our nation is grappling with profound spiritual challenges, urging us to engage in prayer. The individual who shares a cup of tea with the divine has transcended the mundane concerns of where to find Ovaltine. Soaring through the skies in lavish private jets, acquired with the hard-earned contributions of impoverished churchgoers, all while surrounded by armed security, and urging them to seek divine protection through prayer. The other ugly one is selling fake items to stupid people. Dear DaddyGOs, God told me that e no go better for you and na your generations go suffer am.



History will hurt.

The army and police are the real problem of Nigeria: they stay on the roads begging and extorting money from the same citizens that are continuously exploited by the government (in order to augment their own starvation wages) but anytime those citizens want/try to revolt and change the system for everyone's benefit, the armed services are quick to murder them in cold blood.

I have neither empathy nor pity for any one of Nigeria's armed forces

₦900 Lagos gbagada.

chatinent:
I bought today for ₦1300/litre.

What about you?

Starboytwo:
Make I charge my phone, I carry gallon say make I buy small 2 litre.

As I dey go, I see fresh out of the bakery bread.
I buy am #1300.

I laugh so Tay I roll for ground
So how you come charge your phone or na the bread you use charge phone

Sonnobax15:

Heard it's #1300 now......Cuz it's been over two weeks I've stepped my foot on filling station...

I boarded a Keke today and I asked the keke rider and he told me he just bought for #1300..


Na once I ask am,say how manage Dem dey fiy dey use am dey work . The man's response alone made me weak...

wetin happen to your Keke?
You no dey drive again?

Dan.go.te_sell for #200 or your goods and services may be rebarred

930 yesterday at NIPCO in Lagos

NNPC mega filling station is #885 but with more than 1km of queue, while independent marketers are selling between #1300 to #1500

Fun fact:
Tinubu and his gang including federal lawmakers get their fuel for free N0.00 per litre.

Why should he care after all he also appointed himself the Petroleum Minister.

A m©roπ with no empathy, nai be Nigeria leader.
Una wey dey support am...hand go meet all of una.

billionman:
1100 for what is not up to 1 litre, but reads 1 litre on the dispenser.

I experimented by buying one litre from 3 fueling stations, took them to the lab and measured them with standard calibrated glass cylinders, they were all short with at least 100ml per litre. That means for every 50ltrs you buy from those stations, you're actually getting 45ltrs, that's 5ltrs short of what you are paying for.

omo u b prof oo

JobAndVacancies:
wetin happen to your Keke?
You no dey drive again?

E get fault.......and na money go bring am back to life..

DeeScan:
. You no dey ride Keke again??

. No.........For now,I don resign.......Keke get fault,so I gat chill small...

Brilliant[i][/i]

chatinent:
The man who said "the farmers will make more money, cassava, agbado, beans, Ewa zgsbdjdjdhdjsjs.." has not even done a single thing to better the lives of the people.

The overrated individual who ushered in Buhari, the calamity from Daura, led many astray with the illusion that Nigeria flourished under his stewardship. Buhari blamed Jonathan throughout his reign, for Jonathan was of the PDP. Tinubu, the god of hardship, cast shadows upon Buhari, yet spared the APC from his arrows of blame. In the blink of an eye, the price of fuel has soared from ₦165 per litre, with subsidy in hand, to a staggering ₦1300 per litre, still under the cloak of subsidy. And it is not a matter of debate as to who claims the ₦1125 per litre with each transaction made.


Even the Isrealites didn't suffer this much!

Farmers cannot go to their farms due to insecurity.

No money.

The rate of crime has increased.

The rate of prostitution and internet fraud is in an all time high. It's not even seen as a crime anymore on the street.

Imagine that your salary cannot fuel your car for two weeks.

Taxes were increased on bank transfers.

The police and the army are littered on the road enforcing payment of bribe. The disbanded SARZ roam the streets, flying off from Siennas and ensnaring the unsuspecting. And when you are spotted with a lighter, you find yourself besieged until you yield to their demands for a bribe. In Nigeria, you struggle to tell friend from foe, as the line between those who guard your safety and those who threaten it blurs like shadows at dusk.

MTN blocked those who did the 1tb plan from sharing. A grand deception, cloaked in shadows. They are aware they dwell in a land where the unexpected is the norm. Even the network providers may be pulling the wool over your eyes. One may purchase the data trove of 100gb, yet when it finishes, the tally may reveal only 62gb spent in the span of a month. In these times, it seems that the shadows of kidnapping, armed robbery, and other misdeeds have woven themselves into the fabric of our daily lives. In the land where shadows loom, the voice of the people is stifled, for to rise against the darkest of rulers is to dance with danger, facing the specter of treason and the weight of terror's chains.

The man who claims he built Lagos through subsequent governors of the state (not even his own tenure) can no longer mix cement.

If you complain, some sponsored nitwits will tell you that America and Nigeria are buying fuel almost equivalent so it's kinda cheaper in Nigeria. Cheaper? Is there any worker in America earning the ₦30k equivalent in dollars o'er there?

There are no jobs available.

EFCC is an emergency operational agency with closed eyes for politicians. The EFCC have refused to arrest Bello, who has been declared wanted, in a small state like Kogi. DSS is quiet; Army is quiet; Police is quiet; the DFHQ has lost her voice. If it were peaceful demonstrations, though, they would threaten bodybags. Emergency lovers of oneness, law, and truth.

If the economy was better, we wouldn't need to be reminded every 24hrs, we would have felt it.


Yet,

Tinubu is utilizing the nation's resources without our consent for his own extravagant comforts, silencing any dissent with arrests. His misguided daughter is imposing undue burdens on market people in a manner that lacks constitutional legitimacy. Yet, some educated illiterates would be worshipping her: "iyaloja, iyaloja."


Spiritual leaders are proclaiming that divine revelations indicate our nation is grappling with profound spiritual challenges, urging us to engage in prayer. The individual who shares a cup of tea with the divine has transcended the mundane concerns of where to find Ovaltine. Soaring through the skies in lavish private jets, acquired with the hard-earned contributions of impoverished churchgoers, all while surrounded by armed security, and urging them to seek divine protection through prayer. The other ugly one is selling fake items to stupid people. Dear DaddyGOs, God told me that e no go better for you and na your generations go suffer am.



History will hurt.

Ten06:
NNPC mega filling station is #885 but with more than 1km of queue, while independent marketers are selling between #1300 to #1500

Imagine Nigerians queuing to buy fuel at over N800 per litre under a government that protested when in opposition that readily available pms at N140 per litre was inhuman and unacceptable because it was too expensive and unjustifiable.

Abuja city Centre
Mobil #918
A. A. Rano #940
Shafa #940
NNPC #900

Outskirt of Abuja , no fix price.
It ranges from #900 NNPC to #1,300 Other Marketers

It's like they have all Japa

ggood:
You people should protest na , where is save Nigeria group under Jonathan

137# but only with my APC membership card. If you Don't have APC membership card then you can buy a litter for 400#. May God bless pbät. APC has favoured us and our family. God
bless federal republic of Nigeria for making life better for it citizens

Here in Bayelsa State. Independent marketers sells for 1250 to 1300, while black market sells for 1400 to 1500. Na God get power.

1700 black market

Ance4Liverpool:
#230 location lagos

You say wetin?
😂😂😂😂
Please describe the filling station for me and the area in Lagos.....I beg 😂

This is how I will walk to the filling station......

1300,1180 in Oghara, Delta State

Fuel is for the Rich class, e no concern local man but e dey mind.
God gave us two legs for a reason.... Now is the time to use ur God given leggedis Benz, 😂