Nigerians React: End Fuel Queues

Nigerians React: End Fuel Queues

It's been a while since Nigerians have been promised that the fuel crisis will end - a crisis that has gone on since 2015. Up to date, we still find queues at filling stations and so many filling stations have refused to sell fuel.

The Minister of State for Petroleum, Kachikwu has made so many comments on the issue, in line with promises that Nigerians are tired of hearing, as it has become a seriously disturbing issue.

'A lot of things are not working in Nigeria' - Segun Ogunlade.

That is in response to the economic hardship Nigerians are facing, not forgetting the power epilepsy, now Nigerians have to face non-availability of petroleum products.

'When Buhari said: Things would get better, but we have to make sacrifices; I told the people around me that these are going to be hard times, we should get ready so we don't die like chickens'. - Name withheld.

The prices of goods and services have gone haywire and Nigerians think it's high time the Buhari administration stop making promises and start working.

'We are not saying he should not fight corruption, but let the government continue it's work' - Salisu.

See some tweets from concerned Nigerians:

Deregulation is the best solution to this. #EndFuelQueues https://t.co/gCVJQT2eQN

— Nigerian (@ThirdSonSays) May 11, 2016

When they shouted change and put us in chains #EndFuelQueues #WhoIsDamidray

— naijajournals (@naija_journals) May 11, 2016

He who brings fuel brings light,life and mone. Buhari #EndFuelQueues now

— Mister Incredible (@MallamEmmanuel) May 11, 2016

@femifactor also private marketers should be allowed to import fuel and the naira should be devalued it wld help #EndFuelQueues

— Marvix Abulume (@marvixnaija) May 11, 2016

We can't keep doing things d same way and expect a diff result, Obj as president and Minister of Pet didn't #EndFuelQueues

— Marvix Abulume (@marvixnaija) May 11, 2016

If Kachikwu cannot #EndFuelQueues then Fashola should at least, give us electricity supply....We are suffering, its enough!

— Izang Marcus (@Izangs_Marcus) May 11, 2016