intergral:
The problem is not releasing the food but those that will release it... They will assign their relatives and at the end of the day they will sell it same price as the market... You will not see anybody arrested and prosecuted for selling it illegally

Asswipemod:


We know you will not be happy about this news.

obyno82:


what kind of dense comment from you is this?

Islie:
• Tinubu’s special panel swings into action




https://thenationonlineng.net/govt-to-release-food-items-from-reserves-to-crash-prices/

Asswipemod:


So crashing prices will plunge the economy into further depression. Interesting. SMH.

NIGERDELTAIDOL:
Liars....The government don't have any reserve anywhere

Hanndye:

So you don't think there will be 'bubbles' somewhere if food marketers have to buy at high price and sell at lowered price? Let the government finish with their reserve and watch what the marketers wil do.

donborg:



419 yahoo yahoo government. Which food reserve?

Instead of opening the border so that rice and other food items will be readily available for Nigerians, Tinubu's govt has chosen to deceive Nigerians with a mythical food reserve. So that his brothers in customs will be feeding fat from the suffering of Nigerians. Wickedness at it's highest level.

Islie:
• Tinubu’s special panel swings into action




https://thenationonlineng.net/govt-to-release-food-items-from-reserves-to-crash-prices/

Asswipemod:

Who told you that they buy at high prices? If you know how wicked our middlemen are and Fulani politicians opposing this government, you would know that they deserve whatever comes. The government knows that there is food in the country but they are being mopped up by powerful individuals who have trillions of stolen naira and dollars to throw around so they can create artificial scarcity. It's scary. The government need to locate those warehouses that they're using and release all the food there to the public. The government should introduce policies that will prevent extremely powerful people who used the country's resources to establish gigantic farms but who are fond of selling to foreign buyers to stop, unless there is surplus in the country. Dangote sells cement produced in Nigeria, with Nigeria's resources way cheaper outside than he sells to Nigerians. Same cost of production o. Join transportation to it and it is cheaper. No be juju be that?

Asswipemod:

Who told you that they buy at high prices? If you know how wicked our middlemen are and Fulani politicians opposing this government, you would know that they deserve whatever comes. The government knows that there is food in the country but they are being mopped up by powerful individuals who have trillions of stolen naira and dollars to throw around so they can create artificial scarcity. It's scary. The government need to locate those warehouses that they're using and release all the food there to the public. The government should introduce policies that will prevent extremely powerful people who used the country's resources to establish gigantic farms but who are fond of selling to foreign buyers to stop, unless there is surplus in the country. Dangote sells cement produced in Nigeria, with Nigeria's resources way cheaper outside than he sells to Nigerians. Same cost of production o. Join transportation to it and it is cheaper. No be juju be that?

Rostikol:


Your country has millions of tonnes of food reserves stored in silos for emergencies, and they are being released to crash food prices.

Asswipemod:


Oga, the border has been opened, at least in the South but some people are mopping up whatever comes in. The famine we are experiencing is man made.

Islie:
• Tinubu’s special panel swings into action




https://thenationonlineng.net/govt-to-release-food-items-from-reserves-to-crash-prices/

lexy2014:


which of his promise has he succeeded in?

or are you talking of the one he said he will continue from where Buhari stopped?

Tajbol4splend:


Things are hard currently but his economic reforms promises are being fulfilled, every single one of them

Rostikol:


Just because your olodo head doesn’t know about them doesn’t mean they don’t exist.

Do you even know what silos are?

Asswipemod:


The kind that your Akamu brain can't comprehend. Trust me. 😉

obyno82:


you are really a reflection of your username

Inspirer1:
Open up the borders, reduce custom fees to like 50% of what it is now, what's the essence of Customs generating trillions and it ain't having any positive impact on Nigeirans in terms of development or affordable food and services.

Subsidise petrol cos we ain't even seeing what the money that's being used to subsidise before is being used for now.

Whatever you're releasing will never be enough we all know that, that's even if our governors do not 'corner' it and keep it till forever.

oyatz:


The borders have been opened sinceeee.

lexy2014:


that is not what I asked you.

which of his promise has he succeeded in?

or are you talking of the one he said he will continue from where Buhari stopped?

Tajbol4splend:


1. Subsidy will be removed and there wouldn't be any going back ✅

2. That we are going to have an independent economy, remember banks are no longer hoarding dollars, any bank that does will stop banking.

3. He said during his campaign that things are going to be hard but with necessary sacrifice to where we should be, and he's the only one who talked about potential hardship because of total removal of fuel subsidy.

4. Patronage of things that can be produced locally will be encouraged while their importation will be discouraged, import duties of these products have been increased, great advantage to local producers

The good thing I love about Tinubu is that he didn't lie to anyone that things will be rousy immediately he took charge like the rest, in fact if you put emotions aside and follow him, the guy really has a blueprint of what he wants to do, he understands the forces behind our declining economy

lexy2014:



1. with the removal of subsidy, what is the result?

2. how has Nigeria's economy become independent based on Tinubus promise?

3. I dont remember banks hoarding or not hoarding dollars. when did we have that discussion that you say "remember banks are no longer hoarding dollars, any bank that does will stop banking".

4. what has banks hoarding dollars got to do with the Nigerian economy being independent or not being independent?

5. how did you come to the conclusion that any bank that hoards dollars will stop banking?

6. when did Tinubu in his campaign say that things are going to be hard?

7. which "necessary sacrifices" are you referring to?

8. which things being produced locally are Nigerian being encouraged to patronise?

9. which products are their importation being discouraged?

10. which products have their import duties been increased?

Tajbol4splend:


If you know what governance is, reform is not something whose fruits you would be reaping immediately a governor or a president takes charge, and if you are one of those who think a good president is someone who will give you honey immediately he takes over, then this argument is not worth it. Forget about your emotions and loyalty to Peter Obi, and look at the potentials of the decision Tinubu is making.
Pay more attention to what Tinubu government is doing towards these things I mentioned instead of following the deluded crowd who don't have a clue how things work, with that you will be informed, in fact I wasn't expecting myself to be a Tinubu supporter after voting for Peter Obi but I've agreed to his measures since he took charge, even though these measures are creating difficult living but these are the things that will give us the country of our own. It will create opportunities for those who are not lazy because no matter how good a country is, if you are lazy you will still suffer, it is very basic. God bless Africa, God bless Nigeria

Inspirer1:

Not at all in respect of rice importation and other food items.
That's why customs still go after shops with foreign rice etc
https://www.google.com/amp/s/punchng.com/rice-remains-restricted-despite-lifting-of-forex-ban-customs/%3famp