DrGoodman:
Next level

SUPOL:
Fuel is not scarce to the people that caused this. Personal interests have put the whole nation in a state of quagmire. Well people like me go into the Filling station � and pick fuel and come out. I only pity the Ordinary Nigerians like you guys. Una Sorry oo

Havertz10:
First scarcity in years and people are complaining as if it's regular like in the past

Others are assuming that it's a ploy to hike fuel price

Nigerians are dumb

backbencher:


No, this is what you get when you support fuel subsidy.

Governments have tried to remove fuel subsidy since 1993, but everytime, Nigerians say no. Last chance was in 2012, Nigerians like you said no.

You cannot import fuel at N282 and sell it at N162, or refine fuel above N200 and sell it at N162, and pay a subsidy that does not cover the losses, and expect no scarcity.

Sure Buhari managed to keep scarcity away from 2017 till this month, but at the cost of trillions of naira wasted.(And by lying about subsidy removal repeatedly, and not removing it when the chance presented itself several times over)

If you want high quality fuel...just like you want high quality service....LET SUBSIDY GO....so that the marketer can make a profit, and the profit can pay for standard refinereis that would refine standard fuel, with no impurities, and investment means more jobs.

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Mummyfour:
how do you do it?.
Please help a sister.
Let the connection go round I beg

Damidave1124:
Could this be a ploy to hyke the prize of petrol?

backbencher:


No, this is what you get when you support fuel subsidy.

Governments have tried to remove fuel subsidy since 1993, but everytime, Nigerians say no. Last chance was in 2012, Nigerians like you said no.

You cannot import fuel at N282 and sell it at N162, or refine fuel above N200 and sell it at N162, and pay a subsidy that does not cover the losses, and expect no scarcity.

Sure Buhari managed to keep scarcity away from 2017 till this month, but at the cost of trillions of naira wasted.(And by lying about subsidy removal repeatedly, and not removing it when the chance presented itself several times over)

If you want high quality fuel...just like you want high quality service....LET SUBSIDY GO....so that the marketer can make a profit, and the profit can pay for standard refinereis that would refine standard fuel, with no impurities, and investment means more jobs.

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Damidave1124:
Could this be a ploy to hyke the prize of petrol?

SUPOL:
Fuel is not scarce to the people that caused this. Personal interests have put the whole nation in a state of quagmire. Well people like me go into the Filling station � and pick fuel and come out. I only pity the Ordinary Nigerians like you guys. Una Sorry oo

SUPOL:
chux413@gmail.com

calmness0:
Getting fuel since monday has been hell o, very expensive and hard to even see.

Please what sector in this country is functioning well?

Education sector abi security abi na expensive food items?

Bad news damn everyday.

ravensckar:
A person like you is the reason why our government take us to be foo.ls! As educated as you're sounding, you've refused to stop and ponder on the effect of any increase in fuel price (under the guise of subsidy). The hyper inflation that will occur, increase in transportation, feeding, housing and general cost of living. If not someone who learned wickedness directly from the devil himself, no reasonable person will advocate for more hardship on the populace.

Now, on the real issue of subsidy. Equity demands that he who will come to the table must come with clean hands. All the subsidy figures that the government has been quoting, have you ever asked yourself why they themselves have refused to reduce the cost of governance? Oh! You want the citizens to sacrifice but you the leader ain't ready for any form of sacrifice. If hypocrisy has a nickname, it will be called 'Nigerian Government'.


Thirdly, has any government explained to us why the heck our refiniries ain't working? So, you mean a country that is blessed with crude oil cannot afford to have up to 4 functioning refineries. If that's not failure of governance, then, tell me what is.

Let no foolish person preach any gospel of subsidy under any guise, the masses will resist it. And if they attempt it, what happened during the ENDSARS protest will be a child's play. This country is already on a cliff....

backbencher:


No, this is what you get when you support fuel subsidy.

Governments have tried to remove fuel subsidy since 1993, but everytime, Nigerians say no. Last chance was in 2012, Nigerians like you said no.

You cannot import fuel at N282 and sell it at N162, or refine fuel above N200 and sell it at N162, and pay a subsidy that does not cover the losses, and expect no scarcity.

Sure Buhari managed to keep scarcity away from 2017 till this month, but at the cost of trillions of naira wasted.(And by lying about subsidy removal repeatedly, and not removing it when the chance presented itself several times over)

If you want high quality fuel...just like you want high quality service....LET SUBSIDY GO....so that the marketer can make a profit, and the profit can pay for standard refinereis that would refine standard fuel, with no impurities, and investment means more jobs.

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backbencher:


No, this is what you get when you support fuel subsidy.

Governments have tried to remove fuel subsidy since 1993, but everytime, Nigerians say no. Last chance was in 2012, Nigerians like you said no.

You cannot import fuel at N282 and sell it at N162, or refine fuel above N200 and sell it at N162, and pay a subsidy that does not cover the losses, and expect no scarcity.

Sure Buhari managed to keep scarcity away from 2017 till this month, but at the cost of trillions of naira wasted.(And by lying about subsidy removal repeatedly, and not removing it when the chance presented itself several times over)

If you want high quality fuel...just like you want high quality service....LET SUBSIDY GO....so that the marketer can make a profit, and the profit can pay for standard refinereis that would refine standard fuel, with no impurities, and investment means more jobs.

modifed


sauce: Fuel subsidies in Nigeria: they’re bad for the economy, but the lifeblood of politicians

backbencher:


No, this is what you get when you support fuel subsidy.

Governments have tried to remove fuel subsidy since 1993, but everytime, Nigerians say no. Last chance was in 2012, Nigerians like you said no.

You cannot import fuel at N282 and sell it at N162, or refine fuel above N200 and sell it at N162, and pay a subsidy that does not cover the losses, and expect no scarcity.

Sure Buhari managed to keep scarcity away from 2017 till this month, but at the cost of trillions of naira wasted.(And by lying about subsidy removal repeatedly, and not removing it when the chance presented itself several times over)

If you want high quality fuel...just like you want high quality service....LET SUBSIDY GO....so that the marketer can make a profit, and the profit can pay for standard refinereis that would refine standard fuel, with no impurities, and investment means more jobs.

modifed


sauce: Fuel subsidies in Nigeria: they’re bad for the economy, but the lifeblood of politicians

backbencher:


No, this is what you get when you support fuel subsidy.

Governments have tried to remove fuel subsidy since 1993, but everytime, Nigerians say no. Last chance was in 2012, Nigerians like you said no.

You cannot import fuel at N282 and sell it at N162, or refine fuel above N200 and sell it at N162, and pay a subsidy that does not cover the losses, and expect no scarcity.

Sure Buhari managed to keep scarcity away from 2017 till this month, but at the cost of trillions of naira wasted.(And by lying about subsidy removal repeatedly, and not removing it when the chance presented itself several times over)

If you want high quality fuel...just like you want high quality service....LET SUBSIDY GO....so that the marketer can make a profit, and the profit can pay for standard refinereis that would refine standard fuel, with no impurities, and investment means more jobs.

modifed


sauce: Fuel subsidies in Nigeria: they’re bad for the economy, but the lifeblood of politicians