Nigerians Troll President Buhari as the Country Runs Out of Fuel

Nigerians have been teasing their president Muhammadu Buhari on Twitter after they complained that the country is short on fuel and that vehicles have been forced to queue for extended periods of time for the limited fuel available at gas stations.

Nigerians Troll President Buhari as the Country Runs Out of Fuel

An irate Twitter user claimed that there is no petrol in Nigeria and that the limited Diesel costs 450 Naira per litter, or 122.96 when converted to Kenyan shillings.

"No fuel in Nigeria Diesel is over ₦450 per liter No light Kidnapping, Terrorism, Sponsored UGM, ASUU strike, Stiife and uncertainties, yet we behave as if all is well. Aisha Buhari is presented birthday cake in Dubai with a delegate from Fayemis wife. We must get sense one day!"

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                                           Nigerians queuing  for petrol at  a gas station. PHOTO Daddy Z on Twitter

In 2021 June 4th President Buhari had banned over 200 millions of Nigerians from using twitter as the government cited "the persistent use of the platform for activities that were capable of undermining Nigeria's corporate existence."

The prohibition came shortly after teh head ofstates post  which had threatened to handle separatist rebels "in the language they will understand," was censored, triggering criticism that the Twitter ban was retaliatory.

Officials said the action was taken in "a deliberate attempt to recalibrate the country`s relationship with Twitter to achieve the maximum mutual benefits for our nation without jeopardizing the justified interests of the company."

 However the ban was later lifted in 2022 January after 7 months of restriction.

"The Federal Government of Nigeria directs me to inform the public that President Muhammadu Buhari... has approved the lifting of the suspension of Twitter operation in Nigeria effective from 12am tonight," said a tweet from the director-general of the country's National Information Technology Development Agency Kashifu Inuwa Abdullahi.