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Re: Fuel Scarcity: What The Media Won’t Report by truthspeaks: 9:51pm On Apr 05, 2016
Nice write-up. A relief of some sort
slimfit2:
Hello guys, how are you? Truth be told I don’t really care about how you are doing so let’s suspend all pleasantries. I have taken it upon myself to explain the untold stories breaking during this hardship, for us to see beyond pain and see the “light”. Come with me on this voyage.

Impending Marriage- love/lust can be found anywhere, anytime and during the endless wait for fuel I was able to witness some interactions a.k.a chyking. Wonder at your peril if I’m a Pervert but I believe if any of these petromances (petrol+romance) should lead to the altar then the government should take the glory for the matchmaking. For the purpose of our ailing democracy we would ignore all the heartbreaks, unwanted pregnancies, illegal abortions and endless coitus resulting from the petromances. At the reception Rihanna ft Calvin Harris- we found love (in a hopeless place) should be on the playlist.

Dream Big- Even if you live in the lofty paradise of desegregation or you do not believe in social stratification and other vices that seem rife in our land a visit to any NNPC mega station during scarcity should wake you from slumber. Being streetwise is good but having long-leg is better. Naija being Naija some people who came late had their way immediately. This has deeply stirred my drive/passion to make it early in life so I can also perpetrate/visit this oppression on someone else in the nearest future. Please save me the be-a-responsible-citizen bullcrap.

Unity- Not only football unites us as a country, instance of hardship does too. From the incessant chat at the station, with every speaker a pundit, widely acclaimed zombies and notorious wailers were unanimous in acknowledging this as a predicament/suffering. People across religious and regional divide also berated whosoever they deemed fit. Now that is unity: it is a rare occurrence to see Nigerians set aside their differences and even saying “almost” the same thing. I was so carried away by this fleeting moment of unity that I was almost tempted to say may it go on like this but I know it won’t go down well with you guys so never mind.

Audacity- the last time I engaged in civil disobedience was during the Occupy Nigeria protest in 2012, imagine since! Seeing also as successive SUGs of my Alma mater couldn’t engage in the simple business of aluta (nonsense people), starving someone of impropriety, I needed a relief badly. Thanks to the prevailing circumstance my breakthrough to discharge all the accumulated discomfort came. Motorists, bikers and yours sincerely were able to shut down completely a lane of a roadway (an expressway), creating a difficult driving challenge for other road users. Now I don’t care if it was a federal or state road it felt great to be a part of the nuisance.

Alibi- I’m sure compulsive liars have used this fuel situation or the filling station as an alibi. Imagine one of Lucifer’s numerous children, who double as a friend, informed his parents he missed church service because he was at the filling station for many hours, whereas he was yanshing kpetus. I won’t be surprised if he becomes a VIP in hell. Stupid boy! Others I presume to be in this category are cheating husbands, serial debtors, lazy students etc.

Let me stop right here because if I continue we won't leave here today. If at this point you are in rage or feel I have in one way or the other insulted your sensibilities please take heart, such is life, you can explode in the comment box cheesy. Also note that I’m disappointed at my inability to post a picture of a snake: the ultimate sacrifice to access front-page.

Add yours.
Re: Fuel Scarcity: What The Media Won’t Report by truthspeaks: 9:54pm On Apr 05, 2016
It makes sense of d fuel situation on a lighter note. Read btw d lines n u get d jokes.
Samiceman:
This is like the dumbest shit I have ever read on nairaland

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Re: Fuel Scarcity: What The Media Won’t Report by Tobyshegz(m): 10:08pm On Apr 05, 2016
..abeg warris the time?? Iya sikiru dey owe me #10 change...gotta go collect it.
Re: Fuel Scarcity: What The Media Won’t Report by slimfit2(m): 10:47pm On Apr 05, 2016
truthspeaks:
It makes sense of d fuel situation on a lighter note. Read btw d lines n u get d jokes.
Thanks bozz.. Was just getting my hands on Horatian satire or whatever that was!

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Re: Fuel Scarcity: What The Media Won’t Report by Lilimax(f): 10:50pm On Apr 05, 2016
Nice one from the OP. It truly describe the current happenings regarding the fuel scarcity. I pray normalcy returns by tomorrow smiley

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Re: Fuel Scarcity: What The Media Won’t Report by Nobody: 10:58pm On Apr 05, 2016
This guy is crazy, I couldn't stop laughing, everything is almost true except the petromances which I've not seen yet but this write up is certified #Awesome and you don't even need a snake to make FP #lmao #lwkmd

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Re: Fuel Scarcity: What The Media Won’t Report by Nobody: 10:59pm On Apr 05, 2016
truthspeaks:
It makes sense of d fuel situation on a lighter note. Read btw d lines n u get d jokes.
@truth some people are just too serious to notice anything funny around them
Re: Fuel Scarcity: What The Media Won’t Report by sheunsheun(m): 11:06pm On Apr 05, 2016
franugo:


N where exactly do u stay miss?
Miss? Abeg no miss road ooo, well i stay arnd Lugbe axis.
Re: Fuel Scarcity: What The Media Won’t Report by Corperadams: 2:49am On Apr 06, 2016
Quakertellicus1:


Queues dey...but they are reducing in size.
is because some done dey give up. Must are parent n u cant expect them to add more days there where hope don't seems to come.
Re: Fuel Scarcity: What The Media Won’t Report by zeedof(m): 5:34am On Apr 06, 2016
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Re: Fuel Scarcity: What The Media Won’t Report by DMLords: 10:47am On Apr 06, 2016
Enoquin:
cheesy
It isn't outrightly funny but lightly so...don't worry most of those who commented first are too 'angry' or 'overwhelmed', so do not hold it against them

I think it is a humorous representation of what is happening in our country. Truthfully, if you are familiar to petrol queues, anger would be your fist reaction. But when you reread the piece, you will see the creativity, humor and ingenuity of the write-up.

Like you said, some people here are just too troubled, them no get joy again.

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Re: Fuel Scarcity: What The Media Won’t Report by Enoquin(f): 1:37pm On Apr 06, 2016
DMLords:


I think it is a humorous representation of what is happening in our country. Truthfully, if you are familiar to petrol queues, anger would be your fist reaction. But when you reread the piece, you will see the creativity, humor and ingenuity of the write-up.

Like you said, some people here are just too troubled, them no get joy again.

Did you laugh out loud? That's what I meant by NOT outrightly funny. It is lightly funny because you get to smile.

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Re: Fuel Scarcity: What The Media Won’t Report by miqos02(m): 6:03am On Apr 10, 2016
ok
Re: Fuel Scarcity: What The Media Won’t Report by johnsonsegxy: 6:55pm On Apr 13, 2016
swiffy:
Lol u funny oo no b only aliens,all we need now is prayers dats all.

My sister if i may ask you this simple question; how many years have you been praying for Nigeria and since when?

if you can answer me humbly and rightly, i will say what's on my mind.

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