ademoladeji:


I dunno when SS became part of Biafra....

PLANETMARS:
so as I wise reach I go vote this apc? Smh

EasternLeopard:
Where is the CHANGE the most sophisticated slaves insulted the SS/SE for


We the people of SS and SE have being vindicated.

ourema:
Hypocrisy is when you remove something you never believed believed to have existed.

Hypocrisy is when you shouted! Crucify GEJ! When he removed fuel subsidy the but hail PMB
for the intention to remove it

ourema:
Hypocrisy is when you remove something you never believed believed to have existed.

Hypocrisy is when you shouted! Crucify GEJ! When he removed fuel subsidy the but hail PMB
for the intention to remove it

saintneo:



Where is fashola and his Lagos subsidy protest gang? They better start the protest again.


GEJ & his team were right afterall!

okosodo:
This was what these animals fought against. What kind of rubbish is this?

arigold1304:
Nigerians cannot run a refinery....where an average Nigerian is a thief. They will end up removing the parts and replace it with fake.....allocation upon allocation..yet no improvement. SUBSIDY is the way until our mentality changes...HOW MANY GOVERNMENT ESTABLISHMENT FUNCTION 100% IN NIGERIA??....

ekpesa:
am so passionate about this Apc led government, they have been so committed in reminding me how I disappointed myself in voting for them. they promised fixing the refineries and now they are failing again.

ODUBEZE:

Don't mind him still blaming past administration for the decision this current administration is still taking!
E go reach am too! no be this Nigeria all of us dey?

SurefireAsoOke:
So our thought/hope of N50/Ltr is now dashed







For AsoOke, Check my signature

Kingy10:
.i don't still understand how u guys use ur brain to reason, when ur in politics
2012 January 1, gej increased removed subsidy, a liter was sold for N140, before it was reduced to 97, the aim of removing it was to build a refinery in Nigeria, yet throughout the 3 yrs+ gej used, we didn't see any sign of refinery
pls, tell me how u reason, i don't still understand your stupid comment
People like u that supports GEJ even after his downfall, it seems ur in a way connected to the money embezzled during gej's regime

saintneo:



Where is fashola and his Lagos subsidy protest gang? They better start the protest again.


GEJ & his team were right afterall!

Toks2008:


If this report is credible then I think we have been very unfair to this government judging from the comments read so far.

I am very impressed that while subsidy is removed,we will still be buying at 97naira and that i believe is not only fair but very commendable if we juxtapose this to the wickedness of the former president who woke up on the first of January 2012 to announce over 100% increase in pump price and that act alone gave me the pointer that he is a very wicked and clueless president that despite the huge cost of crude at that time, he still had the mind to inflict such pains on the electorates and i can remember how many people who traveled home were stranded.

I say once again,kudos to the Buhari led government and we appreciate.

tobimillar:
There is no subsidy in the first place, and I don't see any reason why PMS shouldn't be sold for 60 with crude oil being sold for $37/barrel

omotoyossi:
when jonathan wanted 2 remove subsidy..it was set at N141.

4C2215131:


Technically it isn't. Given time (when the market stabilises hopefully), and local refineries are up and doing, we just might buy PMS for N50/litre.

Hopefully (yes I know, so much "hopefully" in my projections, but it's not impossible. Things may get worse before it gets better).

4C2215131:


Me thinks, FG is trying to err on the side of caution. What do I mean? Sell well above acceptable market price now (btw, now is the best time to remove subsidy given the state of "crude oil affairs"-it's selling at an all time low right now, so subsidy removal wouldn't bite too hard as ideally PMS should be selling for even less than N87 right now-market don fall press the thing na!) and be protected when market forces actually push the price up to N97. Given that the product has been accepted at N97, there wouldn't be any uproar from the pocket of the populace who are already used to buying it at N97 and who may not even know the workings of the market as it affects the price of PMS.

kingstylo01:
Akpos jumps from bed and starts shouting "God save me, save me, save me. The wife asked, did you have a nightmare? He says yes. The wife asked ask again, were you been chased by a lion? Akpos replied; lion inos even better. I nearly voted for Buhari again

tobimillar:


Will the extra profit from selling above let's say 87 naira (assuming that's the supposed selling price), be captured? Will fg admit to making profit? Or when the price increases again, they will want to increase PMS price citing increase in crude prices