jane0000:
Cause we are 95%.

jane0000:
Cause we are 95%.

MzPecs:
I really don't think so

donestk:
U can say dat again

Bae u fine oh

Kyase:

Highest na price the climb but no scarcity here.
95% rules baby.....

I see..

So southwest is not part of the 95%?

MzPecs:

I see..

So southwest is not part of the 95%?

finofaya:
Here in Kaduna state, we were buying fuel from the black market at N1000 (USD3) per gallon. This week, following a proper ban on the sale of fuel in jerry cans, fuel is scarce at the black market too. We now buy the gallon at N1500 - N2000. So that's 375 - 500 per litre. If you tried to fill up an 80 litre tank at this rate, youd spend N40, 000. People have taken to parking cars in queues at filling stations, pending when the station gets fuel to sell. The roads are much freer. Transport fares have tripled, as most of the commercial cars are either off the roads or buying petrol at the new price. There is now a sea of people walking to their destinations or waiting for the fewer available commercial cars. I can no longer drive as I see fit, it's mostly home to office now. Of course there's still the light problem, so the gen is on a very tight timetable for some of us. It's off for most. The blackouts are very black now. We are quite fxcked here. This is my humble complaint.

Kyase:

Bros which side of kd. Make I know.

finofaya:


The capital.

Kyase:

It is ooooo but 5% full there that na why
Babe you fine small

Kyase:

I know, which side?
Because I dey capital since last month.

Kyase:

I know, which side?
Because I dey capital since last month.

finofaya:


Toh. Comot from your house. Go and price a gallon of fuel.

Kyase:

I buy fuel yesterday and this evening for motor so I just want know which side you dey ........

finofaya:


How much did you buy it? I live at Sabo and work at Ahmadu Bello way. I've tried to buy fuel as far away as Kawo and Bypass. Are you aware of the ban on the black marketers?

Kyase:

Well aware, I stay at nissi village around refinery.
150 per litre yesterday and this morning but this evening, it became 120 per litre
But wait oooo okot sell 150 yesterday night.

jane0000:
Cause we are 95%.

finofaya:
Here in Kaduna state, we were buying fuel from the black market at N1000 (USD3) per gallon. This week, following a proper ban on the sale of fuel in jerry cans, fuel is scarce at the black market too. We now buy the gallon at N1500 - N2000. So that's 375 - 500 per litre. If you tried to fill up an 80 litre tank at this rate, youd spend N40, 000. People have taken to parking cars in queues at filling stations, pending when the station gets fuel to sell. The roads are much freer. Transport fares have tripled, as most of the commercial cars are either off the roads or buying petrol at the new price. There is now a sea of people walking to their destinations or waiting for the fewer available commercial cars. I can no longer drive as I see fit, it's mostly home to office now. Of course there's still the light problem, so the gen is on a very tight timetable for some of us. It's off for most. The blackouts are very black now. We are quite fxcked here. This is my humble complaint.

finofaya:


From the black market? Okot no be better filling station na. That 150 is more like 230. When bought fuel there late last year I ended up paying 16k for 100 litres though they claimed they were selling at 95 or so. And it's not everybody that can afford to spend ages trying to buy from a filling station.