Freegift75:
https://www.thecable.ng/subsidy-removal-may-not-affect-petrol-pump-price

porka:


It's a sign of immaturity not to admit you made a mistake.

It's only a child that would continue to attempt to cover obvious falsehood with more lies.

You didn't oppose the last administration on subsidy removal because of anything but a combination ignorance, programmed thinking, and perhaps hatred.

Many of you people said then that there was no subsidy at all. While many others said it was your entitlement. Arguing that Nigeria is rich to subsidize petrol, you brought several figures of petrol pump prices from other jurisdictions to justify your entitlement tales. That was when we 'knew' how much petrol is/was sold in Iran, Venezuela, Gabon, Angola etc.

The last administration was the first to identify the unsustainability of petrol subsidy. It was the first to identify those who abused it an charged them to court.

It appointed Kolade the chair of SURE-P who did his bits and resigned based on his AGE (he said at 80 years he was done with public service).

Kolade subsequently nominated Martin Luther Agwai to Jonathan as his replacement.

Again, it's childish to attempt to cover lies with further lies. Ultimately, most lies are uncovered sooner or later.

mployer:


Which government are you trusting? This hypocritical government that said it doesn't know what subsidy is?

Keep getting brainwashed.

TonyeBarcanista:
Oh STFU sir!

In 2012 I opposed the subsidy removal but I'm a strong advocate of removal now. Why?

In 2012, the subsidy payment was N78 per litre, while the masses paid N65 per litre. Removing subsidy means the masses were to bear the extra load of 78 naira per litre in addition to the N65. That's hardship.... Beside, there was no paliative.

But now, the open market of pms is around N95 per litre. Meaning, government only pay N8 per litre as subsidy. Removing subsidy won't make any difference on the masses.


Hence, Subsidy Must Go!

freshvine:


You're not versed in international economics. Nigeria is a monolithic economy and our dependence on oil is the bane for our underdevelopment.

In the international market, oil is our comparative advantage and when there's a sharp drop in price, Nigeria government will devalue the naira to cushion deficit at the expense of its citizenry.

Practically, as oil drops, government will devalue naira making you pay same amount you paid when they'd subsidized.

Sibrah:
3 days ago. I still boughtt fuel at N87 3 days ago.

ideylaff:


Yes he his but don't be fooled he was handed over to Buhari buy the cabal of the old (Danjuma and IBB)

He's a chop man but an intelligent chop man who will have equity in the industry.

Our oil and gas industry will always have a grey area.

People who have worked with Kachukwu say he's half decent ethics wise nothing more or holy pass

Kachukwu is purely Danjumas contribution to Buharis government .

Danjuma was completely frozen out on a few things by Deziani and he decided he needs to hold down Petroleum when Buhari comes in.

He's probably the biggest donor to Buharis campaign.

keally:
. You've said it all, you are great hypocrite and a super-self-deceiver. You only opposed GEJ of your myopic reasoning. All of you should eat the humble pie and not be ashamed to do so. GEJ is a living legend. He is the first person in over 25years of subsidy payment that stopped the payment but for brainwashed mugus like you blinded by killer-hatred. You are still covering the truth not knowing that it is an impossibility. Your co-conspirators that rocked the ship of GEJ's administration are already confessing about GEJ's UNEQUALLED achievement in virtually all sectors of the nation's economy but until they confess that they devilishly and demonically deceived Nigerians they would remain under the fierce and intense judgement of God. For people like you still revelling in self-delusion, pray you don't get so frustrated and disappointed by your messiah PMB to the point of taking your own life. The pit you dug for GEJ will swallow you all up while GEJ keeps flying to higher heights and levels of accomplishments and achievements.

keally:
. [s]You've said it all, you are great hypocrite and a super-self-deceiver. You only opposed GEJ of your myopic reasoning. All of you should eat the humble pie and not be ashamed to do so. GEJ is a living legend. He is the first person in over 25years of subsidy payment that stopped the payment but for brainwashed mugus like you blinded by killer-hatred. You are still covering the truth not knowing that it is an impossibility. Your co-conspirators that rocked the ship of GEJ's administration are already confessing about GEJ's UNEQUALLED achievement in virtually all sectors of the nation's economy but until they confess that they devilishly and demonically deceived Nigerians they would remain under the fierce and intense judgement of God. For people like you still revelling in self-delusion, pray you don't get so frustrated and disappointed by your messiah PMB to the point of taking your own life. The pit you dug for GEJ will swallow you all up while GEJ keeps flying to higher heights and levels of accomplishments and achievements. [/s]

henryutd:
At $36 pb pump price should be #86 per litre for PMS ask PMB.

omenka:
There's no gainsaying there's gonna be a severe slash in subsidy payments in the forthcoming year given the whispers about the policy in government circles.

Given the state of our financial fortunes at the moment, it is absolutely imperative that the policy be done away with and the monies saved from so doing channeled into the development of critical infrastructure to stimulate the economic growth and development we all yearn for.

With just a few nairas that was saved from subsidy removal some years ago, we all saw what Baba did with PTF. The projects, most of which are still visible to this day due to their quality, bear testament to Baba's prudence and sincerity when it comes to usage of funds.

I believe he can do it again if given the chance.

I know some folks would wanna call me a hypocrite for being supportive of this when I stood firmly against it in the last admin. Let me state for the record and for the last time, most of us who did did so because of the sleaze that was the hallmark of Jonathan's admin. We knew nothing good would come out of it and indeed we were proven right by the revelations made by Christopher Kolade, the guy appointed to manage the funds saved from the partial removal: SURE-p was a humongous scam.

It shall be well with Nigeria.