hopefulLandlord:


what makes you think Yar'Adua wasn't a good president during his short time? I'd argue he's the last good president we've had but you, apparently, have a different opinion and I'd like to hear it

izzou:


You no go blame them naa.

If you buy 350/ltr, how much you wan charge, to break even and make profit?

Nigeria is hard. Infact, running a business can be very tough here

Almost all odds are against you

nihilistjnr:


I'm currently struggling with my dissertation right now.

If that thing can do harvard referencing. I might have just found my 'machinery'

iamoyindamola:

I no blame them oo

https://www.nairaland.com/7532523/traffic-gridlock-lagos-orders-filling

Below is the solution, Lagos state government profer to the traffic

izzou:


Petrol dey. The queue na for people wey dey find 175/litre.

Transport is very expensive these days, and I can imagine what the poorest of the poor are going through

Segedinho:

Is there anywhere it is sold for 175..


I have been buying for 290 in Benin and people are saying it is cheap

izzou:
Why is nobody talking about how poor electricity has been lately?

We get about 6 minutes a day.

Abi na when e good, una go flood here with Transformer and Zungeru pictures?

Unlimited22:

Thank God for where I dey shaa. My laptop no longer has a battery and these guys still have light.

Segedinho:

Is there anywhere it is sold for 175..


I have been buying for 290 in Benin and people are saying it is cheap

izzou:


Yes, you'll see 175 in this Lagos.

But you will spend hours just to get to the dispensing machine

E fit finish before e reach your turn

izzou:


E be like say na my area then

I no dey vex sha. Na Prepaid metering I dey

Unlimited22:

Guy the day I left Port Harcourt for where I am now we bought fuel for 520 naira.

Segedinho:

Huh...Lagos dey enjoy then.

But at times u still see queue here that might last as long as 24hrs in NNPC owned stations but I ain't sure of d cost per litre.

Unlimited22:

Nah even here, it reduced, according to the older hands.

I'm in the north currently BTW and the lodge is kinda in the place where big men dey live for the town

izzou:


Enjoy wetin?

People are gradually settling for 300, while those who can't afford the transport have resorted to trekking half the distance

izzou:


E be like say na my area then

I no dey vex sha. Na Prepaid metering I dey

izzou:

GloriousGbola:


Democracy my brother.

Who am I to deny women their right to bare their boobs or any other part of their anatomy for that matter.

izzou:


I don't know how this solution will work sha.

As long as people know they have petrol there, they will form queues.

So even if the gates are locked, you'll still see 25 vehicles waiting patiently.

I pray it works sha

Unlimited22:

Guy the day I left Port Harcourt for where I am now we bought fuel for 520 naira.

raumdeuter:


I will join them to support this movement

raumdeuter:


If it's selling for 520 then like izzou said let's just remove the so called subsidy

Imagine say with 520 price some people marketers still dey collect billions to bring subsidized oil

raumdeuter:


I will join them to support this movement

Ibime:
Who done use this ChatGPT? E be like lecturers done enter one chance

Distance learning degrees in open ended fields like philosophy and sociology go hear am

izzou:


I would have taken you seriously if you didn't support and vote APC in 2015

izzou:


Yes, you'll see 175 in this Lagos.

But you will spend hours just to get to the dispensing machine

E fit finish before e reach your turn

iamoyindamola:
Why are we still queuing for petrol
We just like to they suffer ourselves for this country
If una like vote another foolish person we will all suffer it directly or indirectly
E go reach us