It is sad, isn’t it? To know that an oil-producing country like Nigeria continues to suffer these bouts of fuel crisis that paralysis the entire nation every other year!
My people, how have you been coping?
This is probably the worst hit as it affected almost all the industries from banks, to radio stations, to telecoms.
We are buying 5litres of fuel for as high as N5,000!
What a way to live!
Does it make sense for a few to hold over 150million others at ransom?
Where are the solutions?
How can we ensure this fuel habits find a permanent solution?
I remember the young girls with their urine test on generators some time back; do we have other ways we can build alternative for fuel? What possibilities does urine have for producing energy? Have we looked into that?
What can be done? In 2015, it is absurd to continue to face these type of challenges when the whole world is moving on to great technological advancements everyday.
Where lies the solution, my people?
3 Comments
bimbabby
May 26, 2015 at 2:56 pmGod will heal our land INJ
Arinze Chiji
May 26, 2015 at 7:25 pmNne this country haf tire me! But seriously, when are we ever going to get it right? This country needs cleansing from the top, down to the bottom. We can only hope that the incoming government will get it right. God fix Nigeria…
@AgorasBlog
June 1, 2015 at 4:08 amFuel scarcity in Nigeria is a great opportunity in disguise. If I was a miracle worker, I’d welcome flooding in Lagos, cos it’d be the perfect opportunity for me to show my talent and walk on water, and go about doing good and parting flooded Ajegunle, Maroko, VI, VGC, Agege and Lekki 🙂 You can tell, that’s the places I remember in Nigeria that can do with parting of floods for pedestrians and vehicles 🙂 …. Fuel scarcity in Nigeria is the perfect opportunity for money grabbing prosperity preachers, pastors and Bishop to increase membership of their business (church). They should work their magic, and turn water into petrol, diesel and gas, and the masses will shower them with truckload of dollar$, trinket$, household appliance$, land, house$ and vehicle$, and a few private jet$ (from corrupt and pampers wearing geriatric politicians of Abuja, Zimbabwe and Johannesburg seeking heavenly forgiveness and redemption for their sin infested pacemakers, dentures and zimmerframes). lol