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Re: Nigerians To Pay N234 Billion Taxes Monthly With Petrol At N385 Per Litre by kingjooo(m): 12:57pm On May 21, 2021 |
emmnprince:Ok now i get the gist |
Re: Nigerians To Pay N234 Billion Taxes Monthly With Petrol At N385 Per Litre by Obainomilano: 12:57pm On May 21, 2021 |
[left][/left][quote author=tauceti23 post=101915178]In 2012, Nigerians were told that subsidy has to go. Nigerians protested, rioted, and the subsidy was brought back under a different name. Now, we are at the point where we have no choice because 1.We are losing billions to smuggling of cheap fuel 2.We have virtually limited investment in new refienreis because no one is going to come and build refinereis with price controls so low 3.We are running out of spare cash to keep fuel prices low. Oil is not as high as it used to be 4.We don't have a high tax to gdp ratio to pay for subsidies So, inasmuch as I don't like APC, and think they have failed...it is time we said goodbye to subsidy. Or we keep on taking loans and more loans to make up for the money lost for paying subsides. And look, we can remove Buhari tomorrow.,....we can bring back GEJ, we can split the country, we can do whatever...but it still does not change the fact that we cannot keep on subsidisng fuel, or lying to ourselves by partially removing subsidy and bringing it back when prices rise. All our neighbours, including the oil producers pay higher Time we faced reality. P.S If you abuse me, I report you to the mods. And any questions will be met with the response: Go and read about subsidy and why it is bad...and also 'How should we fund a subsidy'. I have supported subsidy removal since 2012. And I think it is high time we woke up to the fact. Again any abuse will be reported to the mods. PS.2 By abuse, I do not mean that you cannot disagree with me...but please do so politely. But any name calling, or personal insults without addresing the facts would be reported. Thank you [And how does removing it change the life of a common Nigeria whether they remove it or not it doesn't gauraantee the funds will not be stolen as usual and used to purchase properties and travel around the world while the common man will resort to starvation and eventually die ...the fact u are in a more comfortable position or maybe u can feed comfortable do not mean that u should not reason about the majority of the Nigerian masses that find one meal a day difficult to come buy...why can't the government cut the cost of running their government, judiciary, executive, legislative salaries should be cut some useless ministry scrapped and true federalism introduced so that every state will fight for their own survival rather than waiting every month for billions to come from Abuja for them to embezzle ....no government policy is and will ever be favourable to the masses because this is a government from hell] 2 Likes 1 Share |
Re: Nigerians To Pay N234 Billion Taxes Monthly With Petrol At N385 Per Litre by Nobody: 12:57pm On May 21, 2021 |
hybrid77: Heads, the masses lose, tails, the politicos (governors, ministers, lga chairmen) and their proxies win |
Re: Nigerians To Pay N234 Billion Taxes Monthly With Petrol At N385 Per Litre by Indispensable85(m): 1:03pm On May 21, 2021 |
kingjooo: Aswear! This is the time brother. It's now or never. How more heartless and satanic can our leaders be? In the midst of this already unbearable hardship you want to make fuel almost #400/litre knowing that every aspect of Nigeria economy hangs on fuel. This means prices of almost everything will be three times what we're already crying of right now. Let's just face these demons once and for all. This is the moment. 2 Likes |
Re: Nigerians To Pay N234 Billion Taxes Monthly With Petrol At N385 Per Litre by Nobody: 1:05pm On May 21, 2021 |
Obainomilano: Pushing pump price to N400 is not subsidy removal, that's the trick they've been using on the not-too-smart people like you. If the price-per-barrel moves from their current benchmark of $60 to $70, the same governors are coming back to hike pump price to N500. The majority of losses are paper losses within the subsidy program itself, not actual litres delivered to the street. And guess who handles it, the prsident himself as defacto minister of petroleum. The question is who are the importers getting paid these subsidies, how much are they importing and how much are they getting paid? No one knows, because the people involved are the president himself and his men. They say if you are peeling groundnuts for a blind man you have to keep whistling so he knows you're not eating it. Nigerians are blind and stupid, and they are having their nuts peeled and eaten by president and his men 4 Likes 1 Share |
Re: Nigerians To Pay N234 Billion Taxes Monthly With Petrol At N385 Per Litre by EngrChima88: 1:08pm On May 21, 2021 |
freshvine: Aswear my love |
Re: Nigerians To Pay N234 Billion Taxes Monthly With Petrol At N385 Per Litre by Slymonster(m): 1:09pm On May 21, 2021 |
effort1: Except not in lagos. 30k cant even reach half of the month before sef,not to talk of when it will be increased. 2 Likes |
Re: Nigerians To Pay N234 Billion Taxes Monthly With Petrol At N385 Per Litre by Thereddevil: 1:09pm On May 21, 2021 |
Resurrection212:It's sinking already, we just hope it wouldn't sink to the bottom |
Re: Nigerians To Pay N234 Billion Taxes Monthly With Petrol At N385 Per Litre by BigYash: 1:10pm On May 21, 2021 |
nurudeen181:Get out of here.. Oversabi |
Re: Nigerians To Pay N234 Billion Taxes Monthly With Petrol At N385 Per Litre by Cutehector(m): 1:13pm On May 21, 2021 |
Let me see any yeye bambiala beggi beggi northerner that will come and beg me for money.. |
Re: Nigerians To Pay N234 Billion Taxes Monthly With Petrol At N385 Per Litre by Prenonjebose: 1:21pm On May 21, 2021 |
Of course, the day Nigerian politicians discovered the treasure vault opened up in killing local refining of crude oil and depending on exportation of same, was the day they killed the economy. Of course, the refinaries are almost dead, forex index is abysmal, IGR from other non oil sectors are shrouded in secrecy and falsification, and major oil thieves or cabals are out of reach of the government. |
Re: Nigerians To Pay N234 Billion Taxes Monthly With Petrol At N385 Per Litre by Kingstanding: 1:25pm On May 21, 2021 |
Grace001:. So sad. Very deep, but all these bad leaders will surely pay for it directly or indirectly. |
Re: Nigerians To Pay N234 Billion Taxes Monthly With Petrol At N385 Per Litre by samnificent(m): 1:33pm On May 21, 2021 |
Make I go buy 2 drum keep for house first |
Re: Nigerians To Pay N234 Billion Taxes Monthly With Petrol At N385 Per Litre by bubu2019: 1:39pm On May 21, 2021 |
WalkerMichael: No, He mean fuel will be free very soon |
Re: Nigerians To Pay N234 Billion Taxes Monthly With Petrol At N385 Per Litre by Dumte(m): 1:40pm On May 21, 2021 |
But what offense did we commit that made Buhari punish us like this? I keep wondering what would have happened if Jonathan had eventually come out victorious in 2015? My joy is that there is a law call karma which never respects anybody be it great or small. It strikes at the right time. |
Re: Nigerians To Pay N234 Billion Taxes Monthly With Petrol At N385 Per Litre by UD101(m): 1:42pm On May 21, 2021 |
We r finished |
Re: Nigerians To Pay N234 Billion Taxes Monthly With Petrol At N385 Per Litre by InvertedHammer: 1:45pm On May 21, 2021 |
/ Can they start immediately please. Nigerians love to learn the hard way. I love it. They will first make it scarce. Lines at the filling stations will be long to the point that Nigerians will gladly pay N400/L if they see petrol. Then it becomes the price The resultant inflation in commodities will be out of this world. A bag of rice at N45,000? Use your imagination. I doubt if BMC will get upward review of their stipends / 1 Like |
Re: Nigerians To Pay N234 Billion Taxes Monthly With Petrol At N385 Per Litre by Kandeed: 1:46pm On May 21, 2021 |
dynicks: Hmmm point here |
Re: Nigerians To Pay N234 Billion Taxes Monthly With Petrol At N385 Per Litre by emmyileri(m): 1:47pm On May 21, 2021 |
War is brewing in this country because larger percentage won't survive this |
Re: Nigerians To Pay N234 Billion Taxes Monthly With Petrol At N385 Per Litre by NairaMaster1(m): 1:47pm On May 21, 2021 |
Grace001: The masses will begin to enjoy when they come to their senses as per religion and region tribe and pissful north. |
Re: Nigerians To Pay N234 Billion Taxes Monthly With Petrol At N385 Per Litre by Nobody: 1:48pm On May 21, 2021 |
Obainomilano: That's what they said in 2012, and that's how we ended up wating N10 trillion since then on subsidy. At some point, it has to stop God knows I wish it was otherwise. God knows. |
Re: Nigerians To Pay N234 Billion Taxes Monthly With Petrol At N385 Per Litre by ssachosam8: 1:49pm On May 21, 2021 |
Re: Nigerians To Pay N234 Billion Taxes Monthly With Petrol At N385 Per Litre by Kandeed: 1:49pm On May 21, 2021 |
effort1: so so so will pay so funny |
Re: Nigerians To Pay N234 Billion Taxes Monthly With Petrol At N385 Per Litre by Nobody: 1:49pm On May 21, 2021 |
heniford2: 1.NNPC is 'fixing' the refinereis 2.Yes we should cut down on excess cost of governance, but is it only on subsidisng fuel we go spend am? Plus, subsidy costs rise with the rising cost of pordcution of fuel 3.Borders are already reopened. 4.If you want the railways to generate funds, privatise it. (Which most Nigerians don't like) |
Re: Nigerians To Pay N234 Billion Taxes Monthly With Petrol At N385 Per Litre by Hamiltonii: 1:52pm On May 21, 2021 |
BigDawsNet: I like your comment. |
Re: Nigerians To Pay N234 Billion Taxes Monthly With Petrol At N385 Per Litre by Nobody: 1:53pm On May 21, 2021 |
Okoroawusa: Yes, it was because of the fradulent subsidy things...collecting money for fuel they did not import among others...that GEJ wanted to remove subsidy in the first place. Instead, protests forced him to keep it...to the detriment of our reserves and savings. 1 Like |
Re: Nigerians To Pay N234 Billion Taxes Monthly With Petrol At N385 Per Litre by Gentlerespect76: 1:53pm On May 21, 2021 |
If they have balls, let the governors just do it. The masses would be waiting for them. When a government chooses to be unjust to her citizens, the government should also expect chaos and anarchy from the citizens in return. Foolish and lost leaders! dre11: |
Re: Nigerians To Pay N234 Billion Taxes Monthly With Petrol At N385 Per Litre by Nobody: 2:03pm On May 21, 2021 |
Dduce12: Ask your Konji and unexposed Parents and blame them for bringing you Into Hellhole...... |
Re: Nigerians To Pay N234 Billion Taxes Monthly With Petrol At N385 Per Litre by jamace(m): 2:03pm On May 21, 2021 |
Sai Baba! Our darling baba is the best leader in the world.. |
Re: Nigerians To Pay N234 Billion Taxes Monthly With Petrol At N385 Per Litre by kevwemike: 2:05pm On May 21, 2021 |
Dduce12:if u askeee meeee na who I go ask? |
Re: Nigerians To Pay N234 Billion Taxes Monthly With Petrol At N385 Per Litre by Cokahot: 2:13pm On May 21, 2021 |
V6,v8 and v12 engine owners go hear am hot. Time to jump to 4 plugs fuel saver. Toyota matrix things |
Re: Nigerians To Pay N234 Billion Taxes Monthly With Petrol At N385 Per Litre by Dymaco(m): 2:20pm On May 21, 2021 |
Mannabqgrills and ngeneukwu is time for your paymaster to increase your wages. Can 30k buy 100 liters of fuel now? |
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