slinkman:
THANK YOU BROTHER, i was suprised by the thread. he is a Yoruba.. check the way he started his post... We told them..

OduaVanguard:


If I hear? ? Those guys were GEJ mouthpieces -- they only hype GEJ and maybe themselves.

Talk true bro, we may be better than you guys at a lot of things but chest-beating surely isn't one of them!

chuna1985:


U are doomed, mind the kind of Vocabs u use in inappropriate time.

Well there's still fuel where I am in Enugu, still 180 per litre

Idrismusty97:
The North isn't really feeling the scarcity, but if we continue like this it may begin to bite. There is no point bragging when the danger is imminent. It would be very easy for your leaders to exploit you while you keep bragging about imaginary prowess.

ugojamali:


Nigeria is doomed. I guess you're a Nigerian? So you're doomed if things continue this way. Period.

As for availability... You may be right. On Saturday it was available in awka. Today it's not. Maybe by tomorrow it won't be available in Enugu anymore. Maybe not. Either way, just hope for the best.

ugojamali:


Hoarding? Can you prove that? Have you inspected their tanks? What you can hoarding is scarcity to the common man. Scarce is scarce.

scachy:

My uncle has more than 33,000 liters of PMS underneath his tank but he instructed his staffs not to sell. (Jefrics Petrol stations)

QuotaSystem:


I heard it's now N120-N150 in Birnin-Kebbi and Zamfara. Hopefully this madness stops before it worsens.

ugojamali:


Uhm...I don't understand. Who do I hate again?

ugojamali:


The last time I checked, we Igbos are still part of a united Nigeria. And Nigeria's problems affect us as much as it affects the others.

Amaechi5:
don't know what you are talking about,so because you didn't see fuel in onitsha means there's is fuel scarcity in the east now.Bought @150 per liter in the morning(owerri) and it didn't take me 30mins am outa de place. And another thing is that is good not to hide your identity no matter what by claiming you are from this place while in the real essence of it you are just living there.

PHfinest:


1. Your previous posts betray you. You are a Muslim. And staunch supporter of Buhari. Very few South Easterners are.
2. If you are from South East, which state?

No deny your faith and heritage o

If you tell me about illegal refineries down south south then you would have made much sense. But you had to drag your enemies in

Angel196:
Please enlighten us what caused the INCREASE IN PRICE

ugojamali:
Just yesterday most south easterners were boasting that we would not experience scarcity. Many Noelle names were mentioned. Others bragged that we have hundreds of illegal refineries therefore scarcity would never hit us. Many said we were all so hard working and industries and had the brain to change water into fuel.

Fast forward to this morning. Awka capital of Anambra. I bought fuel two days ago at 140 per litre. Also two days ago half the filling stations in awka had fuel do I can understand why many of us developed that false sense of security. This morning I went out to buy real...

All those stations were closed down. There was just no fuel. It took me a thirty minutes drive round the city to find fuel. I finally found it close to the anambra/Enugu border. The queue was massive.

And the cost? 170 per. Relatively cheaper you'd say... Across the road another station was selling but at 200 per. I got a frantic call from a friend who told me he bought for 250 in some village off Awka. He had to travel all the way to that village to get fuel.

I asked a friend in asaba. He said they now buy for 240 but it's so damn hard to get.

Scarcity is hitting all of us. We in the South East should not brag about immunity. We are all doomed.

PHfinest:


1. Your previous posts betray you. You are a Muslim. And staunch supporter of Buhari. Very few South Easterners are.
2. If you are from South East, which state?

No deny your faith and heritage o

If you tell me about illegal refineries down south south then you would have made much sense. But you had to drag your enemies in

stabillo:
Pls before MTN or AIRTEL shot down their whole mast because of fuel scarcity, cos as from tomorrow we are back to the 90's where we use letter's to communicate and NIPOST may not deliver my letter on time let me use dis medium to greet u merry christmas and happy new year in Advance, and by mistake u may get married before d network comes back happy married life in advance.

ugojamali:


Boy go back and read the original thread. Don't come here making wild accusations. I based my post on what I read being said by many in a post yesterday, on my personal experience this morning and on the personal experiences of other close friends in awka and asaba. If there is fuel in your place then that's great, I wouldn't dispute that.

As for where I'm from... Make your own conclusions. If you even like take me a Burundian. That's your business.

ugojamali:


So you are confirming on this forum that your uncle is part of the problem of Nigeria? And his station is named Jefrics Petrol Station?

Bros are you a kid?

Okeikpu:
Goathead! All ds Yoruba touts sef

Amaechi5:
Don't mind the guy,claiming to be from Anambra while he is definitely just living there.Didn't know he has already shown where he from with the thread topic.

ugojamali:


Okeikpu Okeikpu Okeikpu, how many times did I call you? Do you know why I'm calling you? Oke ikpu damages the brain. Beta control it before your name starts controlling you.

django1:


Hold on now, I clearly remember you were on that thread bashing yoruba ppl alongside your co-travelers.

SLIDEwaxie:
bros, clean mouth abeg.
where in abk? the same place I still bought for 200/litre ystdy?
kilode na?

QuotaSystem:
Nna too much supply is blocking the pumps..artificial scarcity nwanne.

flybiz08:



Since you and your South West cronies voted him out, I hope your General has a plan to fix the current crises by Friday and yes, APC claimed to know how to solve all problems in Nigeria within 4 years so they'll be held accountable from May 29th.



#diehardPDP

flybiz08:
When GEJ explained to Nigerians during his campaign that fuel queues had been averted during most of his tenure, they didn't fathom what he meant. Now he is out and the majority of the marketers supported the opposition during the elections. Now Nigerians will for once be grateful after this. Protests wont bring fuel but money, which I believe Nigeria does not have.




#diehardPDP