omoeso:



Small small, una don dey talk true.
Moreover, how many cars they the whole of south east. Sure the numbers of cars for Alimosho alone pass all the one for south east combined.

Soso990240:
Op..I don't knw wat u wan to achieve wit dis thread..do u knw hw much I pay for a liter of fuel in Enugu?..

noblezone:
Reason is very simple.
We dont depend on government to survive.
We are more concernd about the availability of fuel than the cost of it.
Marketers being fuel to the East because they are assured of their money.

We drive inn, buy and drive out.

Did you see any "Silly Subsidy Protests" in the East?
No, we have more important things to do.

Subsidy removal would have been the best for Nigeria, but the cabal who benefit from it, deceived the gullible.

doublewisdom:
I will add 10 litres to that.

Kachisbarbie:



Hehe.
We are trying to make provision for the ladies that are allergic to suffering. [/i]

Kachisbarbie:
There is fuel scarcity in Aba. I bought 180 yesterday...somewhere on Okigwe road.
No worry, by Monday banks go dey close by 1pm. Thus said kaybee...

Remii:
Lagos consumes about 50% of Nigeria fuel,

mrofficial:
Low population I guess. Since most of the South Easterners are in South West.

NewNigeriaMind:
The south shouldn't have fuel scarcity.

Not with the uncountable illegal refineries.

You shouldn't

dunkem21:


25 litres of fuel for you.

bakila:
Summary and conclusion

The highest one pays in the north is 120. Some stingy or poor people would wait on a queque that sells for 87 and make the queque longer.
The trend is not good for the east, west north or south and reasonable citizen ought not be proud of what is happening.

IyfeNamikaze:
do you stay in ABA?

Yes I do.
Proudly Aba

omoeso:



Small small, una don dey talk true.
Moreover, how many cars they the whole of south east. Sure the numbers of cars for Alimosho alone pass all the one for south east combined.

samabiodun:
because your population is very small and you people no dey travel u know say most of your city are farm like in south west. So few people of make use of fuel. i.e using generator set is not comon in south east, few people has motor or motor cycle. So u cant compare city life with the vilage life. thank

finniblinks:
Nigeria Going! Going! Gone!

Beremx:
There's no fuel scarcity in the SE but the price of a litre of fuel in the SE is the same as what is sold in lagos. The price of a litre of fuel in the SE has increased suddenly from 87naira to 120/140naira

Kachisbarbie:


Spot on!
Thanks for steering my thought(s) in this direction.

The situation should be checked ASAP. That I can afford it at N180 doesn't make it any better.
So many people couldn't afford it when it was N97 let alone not it's N180.

I would suggest, companies and labour should put activities on hold. That way they would do something faster.


Yes I do.
Proudly Aba

BuddahMonk:


Your not far from the truth as well, East will always have their way to escape even when the entire country is trapped.

Our survival kick is inbuilts , always thinking out of the box.

Best quote so far- "the cabal decieved the gullibe"

ogawisdom:
D answer is obvious eastern Nigeria is d federal republic of biafra another country all together

arewafederation:


I just de entertain myself seeing how much these vainglorious beings love fooling themselves. In their little silly minds, they think the scarcity of fuel does not hit them because they are hard working, industrious, organised bla bla bla bla so much that one would think these guys are living in utopia.. SMH

Well, FYI, fuel is available in the north but with a slight increase in price but the highest you get is 130/liter. You still get it at 87/litre but you ll have to join a not so long que. So please, stop feeling special while your govt continues to rob you.

doublewisdom:
I will add 10 litres to that.

BuddahMonk:
Let me tell you, if you know the number of illegal refineries here in East you will shock.

That Island inbetween Anambra and Delta is home to hundreds of illegal refineries, I was there in January with speedbaot to see a pal who is running his own DIY refining business.

But the fuel is not always good for vehicle caburators but people use it to power generators.

arewafederation:


Because the ever hardworking, industrious ibos have abundant refineries that supply petrol to their states.

Macelliot:

Numbers of vehicles in Head bridge Onitsha pass the whole vehicles in Osun, Ondo, and Ekiti combined...

BuddahMonk:
Let me tell you, if you know the number of illegal refineries here in East you will shock.

That Island inbetween Anambra and Delta is home to hundreds of illegal refineries, I was there in January with speedbaot to see a pal who is running his own DIY refining business.

But the fuel is not always good for vehicle caburators but people use it to power generators.

Macelliot:

Sincere! No fuel scarcity here...