netpro:


Atiku not cuummming again? Noted.

To succeed in this Next Level, find something productive to do.

But anyone sitting there and expect to be carried to the Next Level will be disappointed. Wailing they will do.

God bless Nigeria!

Regarding the oil sector, your government is practising the now retrograde policy of fuel subsidy which is restricting investment and leading to issues like high prices elsewhere

thank god,asari kerosine and fuel has come to stay .

Thats Nigeria for you, things for the poor always increasing in Price while that of the rich always remain stable or reduce in Price


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sylve11:


careful with that stuff.........

Really no issues at all. I have been using it for more than two year. Trust me, no issues.

Kanade21:


Regarding the oil sector, your government is practising the now retrograde policy of fuel subsidy which is restricting investment and leading to issues like high prices elsewhere

At the bold (Your Government), I have no further discussion with you on Nigeria, since you are either not a Nigerian OR not patriotic.

Cheers!

ImmaculateJOE:
Fake report.

In Adamawa here, we refill 6kg for N1800 and 12.5kg for N3800

Too costly. 12.5 is 3k here in Lagos, 6kg is N1500

See ehn, the way y'all embrace and exalt mediocrity is a major challenge. The government as constituted has signed up to do its job efficiently for the benefit of all Nigerian citizens. Reduction in gas prices is par for the course, the government does not require any commendation, it is doing a job it is being paid to do. When they take the humongous salaries, allowances and other perks of office like private jets and co, do they commend Nigerians that own the public funds those benefits are drawn from? It is not charity so no one is under any obligation to commend any president, governor or legislator for doing what they ought to. However, once they fail to do right and still remain in office drawing all those benefits while those they ought to serve are languishing then they must be criticized, pilloried and dealt with till they either do right or resign! They are not there for pleasure and commendation is not needed or required!

This is an oil & gas producing country, why should the prices of kerosene go up? Why is gas still like some innovation that you expect Nigerians to be grateful for a drop in its prices? Successive governments have failed and continue to fail because some of you sycophants refuse to be honest!

post=82366158:


Isn't it funny to see some wailers on the thread deciding to choose and comment on the Kerosene prices going up but stylishly ignoring the gas prices dropping and both are in the same sentence!

Once anybody decides to be willfully blind, no matter what you push in front of his eyes, he wouldn't see.
If he decides to be willfully deaf, even if there are thunder by his ears, he won't hear. 


*Patriotic and sane Nigerians Do not Waste time Arguing with Buhari and Nigeria Haters* 

We are not talking about critics who are genuinely concerned about a better Nigeria,. You will know them because when they see good efforts of government they applaud.

But the others, the one who swore on their lives Buhari will never be president, the enemies of the nation, are the ones we are talking about.
Don't waste your time on them..
They will always be miserable no matter what you tell them.
Simply ignore them.

alienvirus:
I said bye bye to Kero long time ago. I use petrol only for my car. Gas all the way. Even my generator is performing wonderfully well with GAS.

your gen perform with gas? How pls

I filled my 12.5kg cylinder here in Lagos with #2,800.

Kanade21:
If you want kerosene prices to be very low,. deregulation is the answer.

Deregulate the petrol sector,. investment flows in , prices eventually fall, exploration increases

DPK (Dual Purpose Kerosene) popularly known as kerosine and AGO (Automotive Gas Oil) popularly known as diesel have been deregulated since except for PMS (Premium Motor Spirit) aka Petrol that is being subsidize by NNPC in the name of under recovery

I don't know how the data for this report was gotten but i filled my 5kg gas on monday in lagos for N1200. I beginning to doubt our statistics in this country.

So ppls still dey use kerosene for house

jacoik:
your gen perform with gas? How pls

Cheaper than PMS, No breakdown due to carbon on plugs and other components, less servicing etc.

netpro:
The use of kerosene in aircrafts has been a major driving force for the cost. Left for domestic use alone, kerosene may have been one of the cheapest commodities.

abeg see excuse.
So when kerosene was sold for 50 Naira in 2013, Aircrafts were using water?

gabbasin:
DPK (Dual Purpose Kerosene) popularly known as kerosine and AGO (Automotive Gas Oil) popularly known as diesel have been deregulated since except for PMS (Premium Motor Spirit) aka Petrol that is being subsidize by NNPC in the name of under recovery

I do know that, the problem is the whole subsidy of petrol thing is preventing investment in the sector as a whole

Cooking gas taking over.

freeze001:
See ehn, the way y'all embrace and exult mediocrity is a major challenge. The government as constituted has signed up to do its job efficeintly for the benefit of all Nigerian citizens. Reduction in as prices is par for the course, the government does not require any commendation, it is doing a job it is being paid to do. When they take the humongous salaries, allowances and other perks of office like private jets and co, do they commend Nigerians that own the public funds those benefits are drawn from? It is not charity so no one is under any obligation to commend any president, governor or legislator for doing what they ought to. However, once they fail to do right and still remain in office drawing all those benefits while those they ought to serve are languishing then they must be criticized, pilloried and dealt with till they either do right or resign! They are not there for pleasure and commendation is not needed or required!

This is an oil & gas producing country, why should the prices of kerosene go up? Why is gas still like some innovation that you expect Nigerians to be grateful for a drop in its prices? Successive governments have failed and continue to fail because some of you sycophants refuse to be honest!

That is exact thing I was thinking. Even in the private sector, when one get paid for his job, he shouldn't tell his employer thank you.

Kanade21:
If you want kerosene prices to be very low,. deregulation is the answer.

Deregulate the petrol sector,. investment flows in , prices eventually fall, exploration increases

Lol....kero has since been deregulated na

lordkay10:

Lol....kero has since been deregulated na

The same deregulation needs to be extended to the petrol sector, which means more investment in the crude oil sector as a whole, more refineries, increased production, lower prices

Tofax:

abeg see excuse.
So when kerosene was sold for 50 Naira in 2013, Aircrafts were using water?

Our parents built houses for just few 1000s of naira.

Inflation is a universal concept, you find more creative ways to be a nuisance, but stop embarrassing yourself while at it.

fk002:
Abia state governor has foresight

He will probably share another tanker by Christmas... Kerosene-loving simpletons.

good move! kerosene na poison abeg. e dey spoil lungs pass tobacco.asthma patients will understand

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post=82366158:
We hope it is not only cooking gas that will drop, we hope kerosene prices drop also.
It is not everyone one of us that are privilege to use gas to cook.
Slow and steady we will get there.

Isn't it funny to see some wailers on the thread deciding to choose and comment on the Kerosene prices going up but stylishly ignoring the gas prices dropping and both are in the same sentence!

Once anybody decides to be willfully blind, no matter what you push in front of his eyes, he wouldn't see.
If he decides to be willfully deaf, even if there are thunder by his ears, he won't hear. 


*Patriotic and sane Nigerians Do not Waste time Arguing with Buhari and Nigeria Haters* 

We are not talking about critics who are genuinely concerned about a better Nigeria,. You will know them because when they see good efforts of the government they applaud.

But the others, the one who swore on their lives Buhari will never be president, the enemies of the nation, are the ones we are talking about.
Don't waste your time on them..
They will always be miserable no matter what you tell them.
Simply ignore them.

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post=82366137:
Hehehe .
Finish him.

You have time for these wailers sha.
They don't advice people on this kind of issue.
It is hunger that will reset their brain,
by then they will find something productive to do and stop waiting for free fraudulent money like before.

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dominique:


12.5 is 3k here in Lagos, 6kg is N1500

Cool. At my side here in lag too it is #1440 for 6 kg. A kg is #240

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post=82366346:
izombie has spoken....as usual.
Have you collected your 4 liters of kero yet?

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Heere in ifo oguun state 12kg is 3000

@Ijebu ode, we refill retailer end for #200 per kg. 5kg for #1000. plant station for #180 per kg. ijebu people don spoil cooking gas business.

I don't know where they got thier statistics from. But I bought my 12.5kg gas yesterday for #2,800. Guess its cheaper in Lagos then.

Ayor007:
I don't know where they got thier statistics from. But I bought my 12.5kg gas yesterday for #2,800. Guess its cheaper in Lagos then.

cheaper ke, when 12.5.kg goes for #2400 for ijebu-ode. we gas retailer at ijebu-ode are lamenting here. we are in an unhealthy competition. As it is, we will soon start selling for #150 per kg. you can confirm my report of #200 per kg

micxwell:

I'm sure you are an accountant....

no, i'm not an accountant, just an end user.
they seem to compete a lot in Ibadan, so its not unusual to see sellers writing down their price list to draw in customers.

alienvirus:
I said bye bye to Kero long time ago. I use petrol only for my car. Gas all the way. Even my generator is performing wonderfully well with GAS.

I won't mind to know how you did it with your generator I've been willing to learn this for a while