Jahwinaboy:
I agree with you but how best do we sensitise and orientate our youths so that we all can be on the same page? Got any idea on this?

nextstep:


I dunno oh... they paid far more attention to the antics of the BBNaija and spent 7.2billion Naira on votes:

https://businessday.ng/lead-story/article/organisers-of-big-brother-naija-rake-in-n7-2bn-from-votes/

So the challenge is to organize politics like BBNaija

SmartProf:
These are all evidences of when a government decides to punish it's people. Of what benefit is it to Nigerians that we are an oil producing nation? Meanwhile most of these top shots in government don't even use their monies to fuel their vehicles o, it's our national budget that fuels their vehicles and generators...what a shame!

kikero:


We export crude oil to be refined abroad.

The cost of refining a liter of fuel is different from the cost of getting crude oil from the ground.

(And we export crude because you cannot refine fuel at N165 and more and sell at N143 per liter and make an adequate profit )

kikero:


OK...if you were selling shoes at N22000 a pair, after buying them at N18000 a pair, and government came in and said you should sell them at N5000 a pair and paid you N2000 per pair sold as 'subsidy funds', and the reason why government is demanding you do that is because 'the poor need shoes'?, would you agree.

Be honest in your answer.

SmartProf:
These are all evidences of when a government decides to punish it's people. Of what benefit is it to Nigerians that we are an oil producing nation? Meanwhile most of these top shots in government don't even use their monies to fuel their vehicles o, it's our national budget that fuels their vehicles and generators...what a shame!

jydmak:
yes I will, even if u sell it at subsidy price , u will still make ur profit. Greediness is d problem of our marketers, if there is no profit in the business no body will delve into it. Thus, there's need for regulation.

YOUNGELDER1:
Naija government will give you with their left hand and take it back from you with their right hand

obailala:

Of course that's what subsidy removal is all about. What exactly is dubious or shocking or confusing here?

Over a month ago, oil sold for about $20 and pump price was reduced to N123. Now oil price has risen over $40 and pump price has increased. If oil price rises further to say $80, pump price would surely rise again, except we want govt to resume paying subsidy.

The title of this report is actually misleading; government didn't increase oil price, rather pump price has just increased in line with global oil prices.