Ajaero remarked while condemning NNPCL for increasing the pump price of fuel because the NNPCL had increased the retail price of petrol to N1,030 from N897 per litre in the Federal Capital Territory, FCT.
While Speaking in Abuja on Wednesday, Ajaero said: “As we are sitting down here, they have gone to increase the pump price of petroleum again. Now what do you do in such instances?
“They expect us to buy it. Even, things we have been asking for; CNG as an alternative; for more than one year, we have been asking for the commencement of work at the Port Harcourt refinery; we had an agreement to that effect—NLC, TUC, and the federal government.
“We have heard that Dangote Refinery is producing locally and prices are going up. All the indices they gave to us about the need to deregulate have proven negative. You are fixing prices as a private company.
“As far as I’m concerned, except something has happened to CAC, NNPCL is now a private company. Can that same NNPCL dictate the price for Dangote and other private companies? Those are issues, those are questions begging for answers.”
“We have heard that Dangote Refinery is producing locally and prices are going up. All the indices they gave to us about the need to deregulate have proven negative. You are fixing prices as a private company.
“As far as I’m concerned, except something has happened to CAC, NNPCL is now a private company. Can that same NNPCL dictate the price for Dangote and other private companies? Those are issues, those are questions begging for answers.”
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How can a private company determine the price of fuel. This APC don carry our eyes see something
ReplyDeleteI bought N1,120 /L yesterday.
ReplyDeleteMehnnnnn,We should all Buckle up,Cos this Hardship is not ending any time soon.
No hope at all! 💔
DeleteFrom 897 to 1,030 some people are even buying 1,100 per liter ooo
ReplyDeleteNa waoooo God will help us in This fuel matter.. it is well..
Hello iya Boys
Na them sabi
ReplyDeleteWhere are those saying this government will favour me and my family??
ReplyDeleteThe most inhumane government. Their supporters are just as wicked
DeleteThey have their own filling stations where they're buying N250 per liter, their own markets and even transportations.😁
DeleteThe government knows the citizens will not do anything about their evil policies. We will only grumble for some days afterwards we adjust.
ReplyDeleteIs this how we will continue shouting , ranting ?? Without thinking of way out ?
ReplyDeleteNigerians have developed a remarkable capacity to adapt to adversity; however, this resilience has been exploited by the government, allowing for the introduction of unreasonable policies and price increases without adequate consideration or the implementation of effective measures to mitigate their impact.
ReplyDeleteIt would have been preferable for salaries to be adjusted in a manner akin to the way NNPC is raising the pump price; regrettably, that is not the case.
How Nigerians allowe a clueless Man to be their president beats my imagination.😳😳
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