The truth is that it is government responsibility to provide power supply and ensure the availability of fuel at pump stations.

The truth is that it is government responsibility to provide power supply and ensure the availability of fuel at pump stations.

The truth is also that the current challenges we are facing are a result of the government trying to find lasting solutions to the every recurring problems of fuel scarcity and power supply that have persisted in this country.

We are all aware that NNPC over time had refused to build the capacity to ensure adequate fuel reserves due to  excessive corruption and inefficiency. While NNPC was their cash cow, nothing was put in place for this kind of situation and that is why we are in this mess.

Things are difficult now and we are not happy with the current situation and that is fully understandable. The good thing is that the government is working - in the short term to end these hardship as well both medium to long term plans. There is hope that at end of it all, Nigerians will not have to go through these challenges. Again, Nigerians will have been freed from the hands of devious marketers, the cabals and saboteurs.

The Buhari that we know is working for the interest of this country and there is NO doubt about that. This hard times will pave way for a better Nigeria. There is hope. God bless the Federal Republic.

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