Anger, Lamentation, As Petrol Hits N568 Per Litre In Lagos, N617 In Abuja, Other States



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14 thoughts on “Anger, Lamentation, As Petrol Hits N568 Per Litre In Lagos, N617 In Abuja, Other States”

  1. That Otunba that sent in that message is heartily sick. Nig are impatient? After how many years? The billions upon billions wasted on the useless national assembly is a sign of patience I guess. Baldadash!

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  2. Obiajulu, In the paper reviews you suggested market forces to take care of fuel hikes. If you don't have more refineries to refine more fuels how would market forces work. Market forces is based on supply and demand. Low supply high demand. Go figure it out Obiajulu. Use your brain sometimes. You are beginning to think like that dumb Morayo.

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  3. Morayo is a fraudulent and fake Christian. Christians are being killed in the middle belt on daily basis and she doesn't say anything. When it comes to the IPOB killed in Delta State she became very loud and excited to read the news in the paper reviews.

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  4. I like AuntyYeni for her comment.please Morayo don’t compare Nigeria to other developed countries. I live in the uk as a Nigeria.but what we earn in pounds still meets up with the standard of living even if there is inflation also in the uk.

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  5. subsidized tomatoes, rice, and garri, the common food for poor people. Milk, grain peanuts, etc. are subsided through USAD. This is fixing a price on that foodstuff, so the farmer gets the difference in price through subsidiary

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