dustmalik:

There are times you clearly know that you are saying rubbish, yet you go ahead to say it anyway.

GoodGovernance:
Very clear now:

Their initial plan was to blackmail the FG and force it to increase the fuel price.

zero8zero:
Do you guys find it impossible to live without mentioning him?

frankyychiji:
Liondeleo quoting Omekalives when innocent farmers in benue are been slaughtered like chickens in their own land. If only he can invest a little of the energy he spends online hating on IPOB to lead an online protest against the wanton destruction of lives and properties by fulanis and Nig Army and the pythons in his home state, perhaps the dumb president with an acute ear infection would listen. Comic!

See him posting pics of cities with erosion crises whereas his own city of Benue was not only sacked by flood last September but is flooded currently with the blood of innocent men, women and children! Shameful!

These marketers are wasting their time asking for tax holidays and all what. Buhari is hard of hearing , unteachable and not a proactive person.

Not until the citizens begin to roll on their bellies on the street before any of his aides compel him to act!

#BabaGoSlow

SalamRushdie:
This is just proof that the marketers are doing everything possible to make sure there is fuel but Buhari remain the dull stumbling block ..This is further proof the dullard is 100 percent responsible for the fuel scarcity

grandstar:
This is an unreasonable request by the marketers.

They had probably noticed Buhari's refusal to accept the reality of deregulation and capitulated to keeping the price at it's unrealistic low level.

For Pete's sake, the landing price is N171/litre at the port. how tthen can it be sold at N146 at the pump.

I know some will say if it is locally refined, that will solve the problem.

Question is- Will NNPC dash them the crude oil to refine??

Obviously not!!!

Dangote said refining it locally will save about 23 naira per litre.

So, let's minus 23 from 171. That still gives us 148 wholesale price from the refinery. Yet the pump price is 146. We have not factored in transport cost from Lagos state to other parts of the country and profit margins have not been included.

Government should simply deregulate the price. Yes, Nigerians will pay higher but supply will be guaranteed like diesel and now kerosene after government deregulated the price.

I don't see how Dangote will cope with a subsidy regime. I suspect he will lots of money to any presidential candidate that will free the price from its' present senseless stranglehold

SalamRushdie:
This is just proof that the marketers are doing everything possible to make sure there is fuel but Buhari remain the dull stumbling block ..This is further proof the dullard is 100 percent responsible for the fuel scarcity

GavelSlam:


The marketers know these are their last days.

The refineries are coming.

If they like they should continue to play koso.

What I like the president for is his ability to remain focused regardless of the distractions.

deenee:



Pls stop mis informing people. Landing cost is not 176 naira.


The bottom line is these people want to cash in on the increasing oil prices.

The same way they bastardized the subsidy exercise. Bottomline is this; it is not by force to import fuel. If they feel the business is not profitable, they should close shop.....QED.

Even if the tax holiday is granted, they will still abuse it

To be honest i cant wait for Dangote to finish his refinery.

At first they complained scarcity of dollar, now they get about 60% of dollar allocation from CBN rate of N306 whilst other people get at N360 and above. Before this they abused the subsidy regime..now it's landing cost...again it is not by force to be a fuel importer....if they feel they dont like the margins...they can stop importing fuel and look at other profitable businesses around

SalamRushdie:



Gavel I suspect you were born in January

frankyychiji:
On the contrary, his pathological hatred for Igbos is the oxygen he breathes and will eventually choke him.

kolaaderin:


You will always find a way to twist the news either good or bad against the president. If you die today with this hatred in you, you will be dinning with Lucifar for the rest of your life, repent now before its too late

SalamRushdie:
This is just proof that the marketers are doing everything possible to make sure there is fuel but Buhari remain the dull stumbling block ..This is further proof the dullard is 100 percent responsible for the fuel scarcity

LionDeLeo:


You mean this village?

ozimec:


THIS IS FOR YOU MY DEAR

valentineuwakwe:
after making Nigerians pass through he'll during the Xmas period due to thier selfishness, they are now begging for tax holidays....see yeye oil marketers. ....why didn't they ask of this earlier than now knowing the Xmas season was fast approaching.....this country called Nigeria, only God can change it

Oblang:


What nonsense are u talking abt...

Oblang:


What nonsense are u talking abt...

emmie14:


Shame to one Nigeria.

zero8zero:
well, i can't speak for him but i think y'all are more bothered about him than he is about you. And you're particularly running around lately, you're married?

kstyle2:
Na wa. I still don't understand why a nation with abundant oil gets to import it. They say our refineries are not producing at optimal level. Then i ask, what will it take to make these refineries produce at an optimal level? Do we need to purchace state of the art equipment, do we need to retrain workers, do we need to contract it to expatriates who are better equipped in hanfling such dire matters. What ever may be the case, let us do something right for once. We know our problems, we know how to solve these problems but we have vehemently refused to do so due to greed of certain individuals

LionDeLeo:

Yeah.

Sincerely wish yisreal can start packing their property out of Nigeria.

frankyychiji:
Oh Pls, get the hell outta my way before I invoke the gods of my ancestors to move you forcefully!!

Quote me again and incur their wrath!

SalamRushdie:
This is just proof that the marketers are doing everything possible to make sure there is fuel but Buhari remain the dull stumbling block ..This is further proof the dullard is 100 percent responsible for the fuel scarcity

omenkaLives:
I thought some people said the crises was a plot by Buhari to prevent them from going to visit their relatives in their useless villages..

Smh.

This country would be alot better if we can do away with those elements, Boko Haram and killer herdsmen honestly. There's no difference between the three.

LionDeLeo:

Yeah.

Sincerely wish yisreal can start packing their property out of Nigeria.

deenee:



Pls stop mis informing people. Landing cost is not 176 naira.


The bottom line is these people want to cash in on the increasing oil prices.

The same way they bastardized the subsidy exercise. Bottomline is this; it is not by force to import fuel. If they feel the business is not profitable, they should close shop.....QED.

Even if the tax holiday is granted, they will still abuse it

To be honest i cant wait for Dangote to finish his refinery.

At first they complained scarcity of dollar, now they get about 60% of dollar allocation from CBN rate of N306 whilst other people get at N360 and above. Before this they abused the subsidy regime..now it's landing cost...again it is not by force to be a fuel importer....if they feel they dont like the margins...they can stop importing fuel and look at other profitable businesses around

GavelSlam:


When Dangote's refinery comes on stream the industry would be fully regulated.

Doing so would lead to competition and a stable price regime.