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Re: Fuel Rises To ₦1,300/Litre As Depots Run Dry by NaijaCover(m): 6:31am On Jul 29 |
Nawa o |
Re: Fuel Rises To ₦1,300/Litre As Depots Run Dry by Lovenorth: 6:31am On Jul 29 |
Our mumu don do 4 Likes |
Re: Fuel Rises To ₦1,300/Litre As Depots Run Dry by havenz(m): 6:31am On Jul 29 |
Tinubu is a disaster from Buhari to Nigeria 4 Likes |
Re: Fuel Rises To ₦1,300/Litre As Depots Run Dry by MichaelSokoto(m): 6:31am On Jul 29 |
u see why we say govt inefficiencies is d main sponsor of dis hunger protest! How do u now prevent or discourage Lagosians from not partaking in d protest wit dis rubbish going on now? No fuel for them to buy after dey left u to increase d pump price to stupor! nor be ur egungun dance enter express road so? ![]() 5 Likes
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Re: Fuel Rises To ₦1,300/Litre As Depots Run Dry by Lovenorth: 6:34am On Jul 29 |
stonemasonn:Tinubu is a Buhari's boy that promised to continue from where Buhari would stop, so he should start from himself 7 Likes |
Re: Fuel Rises To ₦1,300/Litre As Depots Run Dry by Snowx: 6:35am On Jul 29 |
When this type of news comes up..you won't see APC in it 7 Likes |
Re: Fuel Rises To ₦1,300/Litre As Depots Run Dry by Thegamingorca(m): 6:36am On Jul 29 |
adenigga: Perfect timing 1 Like |
Re: Fuel Rises To ₦1,300/Litre As Depots Run Dry by DMerciful(m): 6:36am On Jul 29 |
Tinubu giving Nigerians gwo gwo gwo ngwo ![]() 7 Likes 1 Share |
Re: Fuel Rises To ₦1,300/Litre As Depots Run Dry by CHIDINMALOVE: 6:36am On Jul 29 |
Na the technical glitch suck the fuel dry? Or Na the rain floods was am away? 1 Like |
Re: Fuel Rises To ₦1,300/Litre As Depots Run Dry by nairalanda1(m): 6:38am On Jul 29 |
stonemasonn: There have been repeated fuel scarcity since 1976, and we have lost a lot of refining capacity from 400000 In 1987 to 9200 In 2019, and ironically under buhari's boys, efforts were made to repair refineries But the issue is, why was there scarcity when buhari was not in charge ? Why did our refining capacity diminish from 1987-2019, when buhari was not in charge until the last 4 years? Either Buhari actually was running NIgeria from 1976 to date, or, quite simply, it is a matter of selling at a loss causing a lot of issues and issues as a result. At least I know I don't have scarcity of foodstuff, because the sellers still are allowed to sell at market price. Sell yam at N200 per tuber to help the poor, and scarcity results. Selling at a profit works, don't you think? IN the old soviet union, food subsidy was the thing. Result...massive scarcities of foodstuff, especially meat and bread, and empty shelves. Once Yeltish removed subsides...yes food was damm expensive, but by the year 2001, things have stablized Today in Moscow and Vladivostok and St Petersburg, you can buy your choice of bread and meat. NO scarcity, no subsidy. 5 Likes |
Re: Fuel Rises To ₦1,300/Litre As Depots Run Dry by RealityKings: 6:39am On Jul 29 |
Usefulsense: There is dignity in labor and it depends on the labour. I don't believe that a cleaner is better than a regional manager. I feel like people travel to get a better life for their kids because Nigeria keeps getting harder. You won't be abel to give a good life to your kids as a cleaner RATHER you will do much better as a regional manager 1 Like 1 Share |
Re: Fuel Rises To ₦1,300/Litre As Depots Run Dry by Ebigwei007: 6:39am On Jul 29 |
Still yet, they wont protest at all. This protest will be one sided, one day the RONU will come out to say they want to protest, but their voices wont be heard. 4 Likes |
Re: Fuel Rises To ₦1,300/Litre As Depots Run Dry by LagosPrince: 6:39am On Jul 29 |
nairalanda1:Shut up please will you 5 Likes |
Re: Fuel Rises To ₦1,300/Litre As Depots Run Dry by Thegamingorca(m): 6:39am On Jul 29 |
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Re: Fuel Rises To ₦1,300/Litre As Depots Run Dry by adenigga(m): 6:40am On Jul 29 |
Usefulsense: ![]() ![]() |
Re: Fuel Rises To ₦1,300/Litre As Depots Run Dry by Kobicove(m): 6:40am On Jul 29 |
MrEverest: People have a constitutional right to protest but please don't burn down the country! 3 Likes |
Re: Fuel Rises To ₦1,300/Litre As Depots Run Dry by Sapasenator: 6:41am On Jul 29 |
Tinubu is really working. The master strategist oko Remi and the builder of Lagos. City boy fun ra e! ,the tamer of the Atlantic Ocean, the Moses if our time. Let's all be patient with him and give him 15more years. He is gradually turning Nigeria into Eldorado . Indeed, we are very lucky to have Tinubu as our president. 2 Likes |
Re: Fuel Rises To ₦1,300/Litre As Depots Run Dry by lamentor78(m): 6:41am On Jul 29 |
Vergovert: Just carry your gutter brain out of here, how does protest relate to supply of fuel, how many days will you protest and go back to you miserable abode. Will protest reduce price of fuel or supply fuel to depot. I think nairaland should be doing mental evaluation for people before coming on this platform |
Re: Fuel Rises To ₦1,300/Litre As Depots Run Dry by Dminister(m): 6:42am On Jul 29 |
If you are not coming out to protest God punish you and your generations. Protest is your right to fight for your generations. It is better to protest to end bad and selfish policies. evil and wicked policies. #endbadgovernment 2 Likes |
Re: Fuel Rises To ₦1,300/Litre As Depots Run Dry by dalitigator(m): 6:43am On Jul 29 |
No light, no fuel and no network. This Givt means these protesting youths. How do you protest without these? And if the youths back out, it is the end of any possible change in the way things are right now. And if the govt don't do anything, they are fvck.ed. Either way, both sides nor wan give up. 1 Like |
Re: Fuel Rises To ₦1,300/Litre As Depots Run Dry by sylve11: 6:44am On Jul 29 |
nairalanda1: You don't wake up and remove subsidy. Make other things work before implementing such a removal. ![]() 7 Likes |
Re: Fuel Rises To ₦1,300/Litre As Depots Run Dry by nairalanda1(m): 6:44am On Jul 29 |
LagosPrince: The etymology of the world shut up... According to the Oxford English Dictionary, an early documented use, in 16th-century England, was a figurative one, meaning "to withhold one's money or kindness from a person." In 1840, the New Orleans Picayune printed the first known slang/imperative use of "shut up," when a reporter referred to an officer's demand The etymology of the word please Middle English: from Old French plaisir ‘to please’, from Latin placere . The etymology of the word you Old English ēow, accusative and dative of gē (see ye1), of West Germanic origin; related to Dutch u and German euch . During the 14th century you began to replace ye1, thou1, and thee; by the 17th century it had become the ordinary second person pronoun for any number and case. The Etymology of the word will Old English wyllan, of Germanic origin; related to Dutch willen, German wollen, from an Indo-European root shared by Latin velle ‘will, wish’. |
Re: Fuel Rises To ₦1,300/Litre As Depots Run Dry by Gregorystarrrr(f): 6:44am On Jul 29 |
Omo.. we need another Moses,to take us out from this nonsense country |
Re: Fuel Rises To ₦1,300/Litre As Depots Run Dry by nairalanda1(m): 6:45am On Jul 29 |
sylve11: Yes, we have a working refinery set to produce petrol. No time like the present, old chap. Plus, if it encourages those rich old plokes to plunk more money into domestic refining...meaning more jobs,bless them! |
Re: Fuel Rises To ₦1,300/Litre As Depots Run Dry by nedu666: 6:46am On Jul 29 |
Throwback: Rubbish. Tinubu is the minister of Petroleum. This is a manifestation of his incompetence. 3 Likes 1 Share |
Re: Fuel Rises To ₦1,300/Litre As Depots Run Dry by MrPOTUS: 6:47am On Jul 29 |
nairalanda1: Do you even know what you're saying? You're clamouring for 1800 per liter, you people are just wicked from the inside, trying to sound smart ![]() Do you know the impact of that price on d already inflated economy? You keep comparing with other countries, do they have d same inflation rate we have, is their currency as useless as ours? Setting price at 1800 is equivalent to mass murder, that's when you'll see d real revolution. 10 Likes 1 Share |
Re: Fuel Rises To ₦1,300/Litre As Depots Run Dry by cassette(m): 6:50am On Jul 29 |
nairalanda1: E no go better for you bros 5 Likes |
Re: Fuel Rises To ₦1,300/Litre As Depots Run Dry by jayce232: 6:52am On Jul 29 |
nairalanda1:Same old nonsense! Tinubu told us there is no more subsidy, what market cost are u still talking about?? When marketers start selling at 1800, price will get to 2800 within 6 months? Fuel was 500 when tinubu removed subsidy, how much is fuel now in less than a year? When Jonathan wanted to remove subsidy it was this very same Tinubu that led the protest, so what nonsense are u saying now?? How many times will Tinubu remove subsidy in less than 1 year? Do u know it is the poor masses not working for govt that are bearing the brunt of these decisions?? Marketers charging petrol at market cost is never the solution & scam! The system is corrupt period! |
Re: Fuel Rises To ₦1,300/Litre As Depots Run Dry by Fuckyoumod: 6:53am On Jul 29 |
chiiraq802:protest is the answer |
Re: Fuel Rises To ₦1,300/Litre As Depots Run Dry by Fuckyoumod: 6:53am On Jul 29 |
Abee79:protest is the answer 1 Like |
Re: Fuel Rises To ₦1,300/Litre As Depots Run Dry by JoeEeL(m): 6:54am On Jul 29 |
Efuaye: If Nigerians cannot react now, they can never ever react. If they are serious, they are not even meant to have waited till now. |
Re: Fuel Rises To ₦1,300/Litre As Depots Run Dry by Fuckyoumod: 6:55am On Jul 29 |
Vergovert:There is enough ground for protest and demands. It's our civil right 1 Like |
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