No dumbass nnpc filling stations like every other station has to follow set prices as it is a different arm of the nnpc that handles distribution. Go smoke a joint and leave critical thinking to people who's parents weren't smoking herbs while they conceived them.
Really, I haven't reasoned it like this..... But come to think of it, this is one of the salient questions Kachikwu needs to answer. But then, Nigerians would be left with their questions while the government continues with its "I don't care" attitude. After all, their e-rats have been distributed amongst all blogs, Twitter and Facebook, ever ready to bash anyone who raises any question.
Is it illegal? Allow competition bring it down- that's the regulation! Abi femi,only you wan be market forces? If the directive says 145 max,what is your problem or was nnpc exempted ? Let's deal based on facts!Have they gone against the directive? No!!
What do u expect u want them to be left behind frm makin money like othr fillin stations frm d #145. U ought to kn that nigeria hv always been a country where u cnt survive without cheatin or possessin a dubious character...
they sha want to kill us before our time...don't know why they keep hiking the price...feed us with insolent excuses..enriching themselves...yaaaay Linda am finally here
Some people dont even think anymore, and even if you can't think, can't you atleast do some research?! Do your homework before coming out and spare the public of such garbage!!! Next please!!!
What is seun saying?, ooh so u hv repented by this period in 2012 u n ur hypocritic fools where occupying Nigeria at Ojota. Then u were screaming no to to fuel price hike, now u don change am to #notopetrolimportation. Hyper hypocrite, u all never imagined a day like this will come.Upon wetin ur papa teach u sey "seun if u dey follow follow make u open eye"
We need to face the reality on ground the only option left is deregulation. It is only in lagos you buy fuel @ #86 other parts of the country #120-#170. Deregulation brings Competition and any market where there's competition price will be forced to come down with time. Lastly, NNPC can sell at any price but it is sensible for them to sell at 140 to 145 to avoid congestion at their various stations.
So many things are wrong in this country and it seems wrong is the new cool This government doesn't give a damn about anybody, all they do is what they want.
That's the point. Nnpc should sell cheaper
ReplyDeleteNo dumbass nnpc filling stations like every other station has to follow set prices as it is a different arm of the nnpc that handles distribution. Go smoke a joint and leave critical thinking to people who's parents weren't smoking herbs while they conceived them.
DeleteIt's really sad #BadCondition
ReplyDeleteIf you ask me na who I go ask?
ReplyDeleteAnd your economic mind tells you NNPC alone can meet the demands on the product? Be it imported or locally refined, na wa o!
ReplyDeleteWas thinking na only me notice am
ReplyDeleteIf you ask me, na who I go ask????
ReplyDeleteOlodo rabata!! just say you don't h anything to contribute. Lol!
DeleteHahahahahahahahahahahaha! Don't mind the idiot. His comment makes absolutely no sense.
Delete**********************Really ***?????????? Have learnt somthing new from seun's (?????)************* I bn think say all na subsidised fuel ????????
ReplyDeleteThe reason is because if the price range is too much the pressure on nnpc filling stations will be too much and we would be back to square 1
ReplyDelete**********************Really ***?????????? Have learnt somthing new from seun's (?????)************* I bn think say all na subsidised fuel ????????
ReplyDeleteWhy.
ReplyDeletePlease ask Tinbu That question
ReplyDeleteIbe should answer dis for us. Linda take note!
DeleteUna go fear change!!! More Instagram followers for you
DeleteGbamest! NNPC price should be cheaper!
DeleteNa me talk am!
Long Live Lib!!!
Naija which way forward
ReplyDeleteIt is well o
ReplyDelete...merited happiness
Hmmmmmmmmmm alot is wrong with this fuel subsidy removal
ReplyDeleteNaija next time be sure of the change u seek.
ReplyDeleteReally, I haven't reasoned it like this..... But come to think of it, this is one of the salient questions Kachikwu needs to answer. But then, Nigerians would be left with their questions while the government continues with its "I don't care" attitude. After all, their e-rats have been distributed amongst all blogs, Twitter and Facebook, ever ready to bash anyone who raises any question.
ReplyDeleteSincerely speaking the mind of Amadioha
U've said it all
DeleteIs it illegal?
ReplyDeleteAllow competition bring it down- that's the regulation! Abi femi,only you wan be market forces?
If the directive says 145 max,what is your problem or was nnpc exempted ? Let's deal based on facts!Have they gone against the directive? No!!
Please before you type anything, reason! And let something constructive come out ...
DeleteHmmmmmmm na wa ooo
ReplyDeleteAsk dem.
ReplyDelete#FINEST
If you ask me who I go ask
ReplyDeleteWORD!! Seun.
ReplyDeleteWhat do u expect u want them to be left behind frm makin money like othr fillin stations frm d #145. U ought to kn that nigeria hv always been a country where u cnt survive without cheatin or possessin a dubious character...
ReplyDelete#Godblessnigeria
ANI TIN WEY DEM WAN DO, MAKE DEM DO
ReplyDeleteBecause we are in a lawless country, no implementation of laws,they're just there decorating the assembly and judiciary
ReplyDeleteSeun please enjoy ur change
ReplyDeleteIt is because Buhari has failed Nigerians and his campaign promises.
ReplyDeletethey sha want to kill us before our time...don't know why they keep hiking the price...feed us with insolent excuses..enriching themselves...yaaaay Linda am finally here
ReplyDeleteYou people should understand what deregulation of the downstream sector means. This is clearly not it.
ReplyDeleteI have spoken
They said change. Abi they told you change from good to bad or bad to good. They only said change . So b it. Change they happen already
ReplyDeleteSome people dont even think anymore, and even if you can't think, can't you atleast do some research?!
ReplyDeleteDo your homework before coming out and spare the public of such garbage!!!
Next please!!!
Most of the NNPC filling stations were sold as a franchise and owned by individuals and not government. I hope this answers your question.
ReplyDeleteWhat is seun saying?, ooh so u hv repented by this period in 2012 u n ur hypocritic fools where occupying Nigeria at Ojota. Then u were screaming no to to fuel price hike, now u don change am to #notopetrolimportation. Hyper hypocrite, u all never imagined a day like this will come.Upon wetin ur papa teach u sey "seun if u dey follow follow make u open eye"
ReplyDeleteSeun are you just waking up from your slumber? Continue sleeping abeg. Better go and wake up at Ojota. Hypocrite like you
ReplyDeleteWe need to face the reality on ground the only option left is deregulation. It is only in lagos you buy fuel @ #86 other parts of the country #120-#170. Deregulation brings Competition and any market where there's competition price will be forced to come down with time. Lastly, NNPC can sell at any price but it is sensible for them to sell at 140 to 145 to avoid congestion at their various stations.
ReplyDeleteBad and wicked
ReplyDeleteSo many things are wrong in this country and it seems wrong is the new cool
ReplyDeleteThis government doesn't give a damn about anybody, all they do is what they want.
Dnt undastand
ReplyDeleteNigerians really need an answer to that question
ReplyDeleteNigerians really need an answer to that question
ReplyDeleteSimple. To preempt all u no good oil bunkering, smuggling, hording country raping miscreants. Let the ground level make everybody dey see.
ReplyDelete