By Pst Chief Bill Francis Bill.
His Excellency, President Asiwaju Bola Ahmed tinubu, South-South Spokesman, Hon. Pastor Bill Francis, blows whistle on the evil private makerters behind the fuel hijack and fuel cost prices.
The current fuel crisis in Nigeria requires immediate attention. The president should investigate and address the root causes of the fuel scarcity, engage with independent marketers to ensure fair pricing and availability, explore alternative solutions like modular refineries to reduce reliance on imports, and take firm action against those sabotaging government efforts to stabilize the sector.
The president did not directly cause the price spike. Instead, independent marketers are inflating prices, taking advantage of the situation. The recent policy changes, including demonopolization and subsidy removal, have disrupted the old system, denying these marketers access to billions in subsidies. They are now sabotaging government efforts to stabilize the sector. The president should take firm action, revoke licenses of marketers failing to act in the nation's interest, develop modular refineries to encourage competition, and hold marketers accountable for fair and reasonable pricing.
Furthermore, it has come to our attention that four specific marketers are behind the fuel crisis, exploiting Nigerians for their selfish gains. The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) is also secretly behind the evil forces perpetuating the fuel crisis, seeking to discredit the current administration. We urge the president to expose and address this sabotage, holding accountable those responsible for the suffering of Nigerians.
The fuel crisis has brought Nigeria to a standstill, with prices skyrocketing to as high as N2,000 per liter. The president must act decisively to resolve the crisis, ensuring accessible and affordable fuel for all Nigerians. The nation waits with bated breath for the president's response to this challenge.
In conclusion, the fuel crisis in Nigeria requires immediate attention and decisive action from the president. With the spokesman's revelations and the nation's patience wearing thin, the president must now take bold steps to address the crisis, expose the saboteurs, and restore normalcy to the fuel sector.
Finally, Chief Bill Francis advises Mr President to take a firm stance, like General Sani Abacha, to serve his government and Nigerians. The current hardship in the land is unbearable, with people begging for food money daily and lives being lost. Nigerians are not happy, and the president must act now to address their suffering and ensure their welfare. The spokesman urges Mr President to put the nation first and take bold steps to end the fuel crisis and alleviate the hardship faced by Nigerians.
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