I totally agree with you. Wazuans, lets snub all the petrol stations exploiting us and also encourage all our colleagues, relatives, neighbours, friends, enemies etc. to do the same. Even if it is a 50 cents difference, go to the next one.

If most of us vote with our feet [or wheels for that matter], the competition will start by stations lowering a shilling here, a shilling there and before we know it we will have a Zain - Safcom type price war. Sisi ndio tumeharibu hawa makafiri!!! I am a KenolKobil shareholder but this guys are the worst! Wanauza mafuta ni kama wameeka powerfoam plus na steroids za gari. Bure kabisa.

This is seriously a great idea. If you can come up with a website with the locations of petrol stations in Nairobi with up to date prices and then an application to access it on a mobile phone then I will surely sign up and pay. Where I usually fuel the prices are now hitting 96.9 and I have no choice as there is no time to move around for cheaper fuel.

I don't buy this 'adulterated' fuel propaganda. Yes I said that. Propaganda!!! There might be a few station that adulterate their fuel but the problem is not as dire as we are made to believe. These station owners are in business. For how long do you expect to be in business if you are selling adulterated fuel? A fuel station is like a restaurant, kiosk, butchery etc - you rely mainly on 'repeat' customers. You mess with your customers and you are out of business!

So who started the propaganda? Mainstream fuel stations. Why? Because they realize that in as much as they can form cartels, it is next to impossible to rope in all independents. You will always find an 'independent' using the low margin - high volume model. It's also very easy for the said independent to keep the overheads low. He/she doesn't have to share profits with a 'big brother' and therefore he/she can sell fuel at a much lower price.

How do you avoid the few 'adulterators'? When a new station opens in a route you normally use observe the number of cars that fuel there. If the number rises gradually, everything is okay. If it reduces despite the low price, iko shida. Peni zangu mbili za Southern Sudan.

Fueled at NOCK Pangani yesterday: sh92.00

Mimi hata kama ni Ngoch nitaenda next. I try to fuel along outering Rd but avoid Kenols/Kobils as they are more expensive than that TOTAL at Junction ya NBi Hospital/Hulingham...The most expensive I have seen out of CBD!!!!