GavelSlam:


The mods are here to distinguish.

Let justice be done.

chloride6:


THis is hilarious

And i thought you had balls.....

Nairaland is source of livelihood for you not for me... hence your fixation over forum rules..

I don't blame you... i blame the Buhari..

How can a grown ass man toil for 1 calendar month for 30 grand

Islie:









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https://www.thecable.ng/petrol-pump-price-three-possible-solutions-considered-fg

chloride6:


THis is hilarious

And i thought you had balls.....

Nairaland is source of livelihood for you not for me... hence your fixation over forum rules..

I don't blame you... i blame Buhari..

How can a grown ass man toil for 1 calendar month for 30 grand

Uhomanbulus110:
What our country Nigeria need is God invention

Teacher1776:
It is increasing becoming clearer that Jonathan was a more humane manager of resources than this cattle rearer from Daura. Even at 100 dollar per litre, Jonathan was able to sustain a subsidy regime which ensures that fuel was sold at 97 naira per litre, from 75 naira it formerly sold. This cut down in subsidy generated a fund called sureP.
Here is Buhari, at 45 dollar to a barrel, fuel was sold at 145 naira from the former 87 naira. There is no report of a fund saved due to subsidy removal. Instead, government is taking a billion dollars from the excess crude account in the guise of fighting terrorism.
Two things are involved here. It is either Buhari and his cohorts are massively stealing from us or he is as dumb as a dullard, having no iota of idea as to where the money is migrating to.

GavelSlam:


Now look here kiddo.

[b]You are still a university student hoping to graduate one day and praying to whatever you believe in to get the kind of job i have today.

Last time I would he responding to you before your imminent ban.

This act of perjuring people with any epithet simply because it is an anonymous forum I would not entertain.
[/b]

Proudlyngwa:

kindly do the maths.

the only way forward is for NNPC to be the sole importer, because if you give a special dollar rate to importers, we will have them selling it.


Its high time ,the federal government reviewed the exchange rate to around 240 naira to a dollar, as i believe we have saved considerably.
the should also think of increasing tax on certain imported items to the tune of 80% to enable local competition.
finally DPR needs to up their game on tracking of diverted products.they really messed up this festive period

albacete:
Yet come 2019, some would sell their votes for N500

Proudlyngwa:

kindly do the maths.

the only way forward is for NNPC to be the sole importer, because if you give a special dollar rate to importers, we will have them selling it.


Its high time ,the federal government reviewed the exchange rate to around 240 naira to a dollar, as i believe we have saved considerably.
the should also think of increasing tax on certain imported items to the tune of 80% to enable local competition.
finally DPR needs to up their game on tracking of diverted products.they really messed up this festive period

Proudlyngwa:

kindly do the maths.

the only way forward is for NNPC to be the sole importer, because if you give a special dollar rate to importers, we will have them selling it.


Its high time ,the federal government reviewed the exchange rate to around 240 naira to a dollar, as i believe we have saved considerably.
the should also think of increasing tax on certain imported items to the tune of 80% to enable local competition.
finally DPR needs to up their game on tracking of diverted products.they really messed up this festive period

GavelSlam:


What consideration exactly?

Oil is a commodity with demand and supply determining its price.

Do we have the capacity to refine?

Just like anything you give most Nigerians to run a refinery in the hands of civil servants would not function so the solution is either to import or privately refine.

It doesn't need emotions but practicalities.

EternalTruths:



Biafrans refined their crude oil.

Beg them the way the Almajiris beg the Alhajis for that technology to help your god Buhari out of this quagmire.

Johnrake69:
How did GEJ manage to keep the pump price at #97 and exchange rate at #199 while the price of crude oil was over $90?

GavelSlam:

But they've forgotten how to refine.

GavelSlam:


There are things I wouldn't take kindly to.

Accept your ban in good fate.

Mynd44, lalasticlala.

EternalTruths:


They don't forget like Afonjas & cattlemen.

They even have a better technology.

Tell Buhari to knee down and beg them for help & support

tonytony208:


Many will do it for free. To them, the determining factors are religion and ethnicity.

albacete:


Then we deserve the leaders we get.

Teacher1776:
It is increasing becoming clearer that Jonathan was a more humane manager of resources than this cattle rearer from Daura. Even at 100 dollar per litre, Jonathan was able to sustain a subsidy regime which ensures that fuel was sold at 97 naira per litre, from 75 naira it formerly sold. This cut down in subsidy generated a fund called sureP.
Here is Buhari, at 45 dollar to a barrel, fuel was sold at 145 naira from the former 87 naira. There is no report of a fund saved due to subsidy removal. Instead, government is taking a billion dollars from the excess crude account in the guise of fighting terrorism.
Two things are involved here. It is either Buhari and his cohorts are massively stealing from us or he is as dumb as a dullard, having no iota of idea as to where the money is migrating to.

Saaruman:
At the end of this drama by buhari's Incompetent govt, more people will begin to appreciate what GEJ went through when international oil price was $113/b yet was able to sell fuel at N97/litre, with a stable exchange rate at N210/$1
Contrast the above with the current N145 going N180/litre, exchange rate at N360/$1 with international oil price at $45 - $67 and you will understand that real governance is far from lies and propaganda.

Teacher1776:
It is increasing becoming clearer that Jonathan was a more humane manager of resources than this cattle rearer from Daura. Even at 100 dollar per litre, Jonathan was able to sustain a subsidy regime which ensures that fuel was sold at 97 naira per litre, from 75 naira it formerly sold. This cut down in subsidy generated a fund called sureP.
Here is Buhari, at 45 dollar to a barrel, fuel was sold at 145 naira from the former 87 naira. There is no report of a fund saved due to subsidy removal. Instead, government is taking a billion dollars from the excess crude account in the guise of fighting terrorism.
Two things are involved here. It is either Buhari and his cohorts are massively stealing from us or he is as dumb as a dullard, having no iota of idea as to where the money is migrating to.

EternalTruths:


It is because NNPC is the sole importer that is why we have this problem.

Let every marketer import his fuel and NNPC do quality control to ascertain the best fuel for consumption.