Sunday2021:
Foolish human rights rubbish should have told the party of corruption (PDP) to return the gas back to how it was in 1998.
Check this so called human rights fools, they are all igbos whom we know they are anti-buhari. You guys have tried everything but Mr President is still standing gidigba.
God bless Buhari
God bless Nigeria.

Curious346:


They were good.

You will force me to lecture you on why I said so.
I cannot waste time on that.

Borrow data and do a Google research

Ovamboland:


Lapako, suegbe, the LPG you are importing from the manufactures is your own resources?
What of the steel, aircraft and cars you import from all over, they are also your resources?
How can anyone be this dumb? Go and scoop LPG from under the ground now since it's your resources.

NOETHNICITY:
Well, the administration of obj was like hell for me
The guy was a disaster
Religion has blinded you to the atrocities of ur christian leaders
I've no time for bigot like you

Ovamboland:


And he should return your age to what it was in 2015, after you return all the food you have eaten since then

DubaiLandLord:
I'm with HURIWA on this

Deltafirstson:

Nothing Jonathan did was OK by them.
They manipulated and fabricated all manners of lies to pull him down.
Today, the man is celebrated all over the world.

another1:



https://punchng.com/updated-buhari-should-return-cooking-gas-price-to-how-he-met-it-in-2015-huriwa/

helinues:
They should change their name to Civil Left.

Price of gas has increased in everywhere not only Nigeria. Na Buhari also responsible for that?

Some people would just open their mouth gbau

Godnevafail:

You should be ashamed of yourself.
These are things you guys accused and blamed Goodluck Jonathan for.
Do you people know it happened in other countries?

Tpharell:

Price of gas including LPG went up globally in 2021 no doubt, but it will be disingenuous for anyone to want us to believe there is nothing the federal government can do to make the product a little more affordable to Nigerians.
The exchange rate adjustment and VAT on imported gas are two cost imputs the government is wholly responsible for.

eduj:


we produce only 40% of the gas we consume because, we flare most of our potential gas output. Let government step down on gas flaring like other nations and our gas output will increase.

Also the vat this present government added to gas played a part in it's increase in price ,so yes Buhari isn't totally free of the current situation.

Bigchristo:
The BMC will bury their face in shame because they’re equally buying gas at expensive prices to cook food that will give them strength and energy to defend the same person who inflated gas price, that’s the peak of stupidity

Osilama1:
in we Free market economy huriwa and anyone reasoning such is very foolish... Na buhari de fix prices of products?

mfm04622:


No!!!
Nigeria should be regarded as a gas producing country and not an oil producing country. We have lots more gas than oil. And even the oil we have is associated with gas, which led to gas flaring since exploration then was interested in oil only. If any company want to produce gas, we have lots of it.
Now, there is a something perculiar in the gas market. Gas are not stored after production due to the volume. What this mean is that BEFORE you produce a single cube of gas, you must already have a buyer! Gas is not a product you produce and them take to market. You must have signed a contract for buying/selling the gas BEFORE you start producing. Nigeria presently have 6 or 7 trains producing gas, final investment decision was recently taken on another. However, most of the gas we produce are exported to other countries! So the fact we produce only 40% of what we consume doesn't mean we only produce 40%. It only mean we can deploy 40% to Nigerian market.
Yes, stopping has flaring will help. However, what is the guarantee the gas saved from flaring will end up in the domestic market?
Why shouldn't Nigerians pay VAT on gas? Even during this high gas prices, the VAT was suspended. Is there anywhere in the world VAT is not paid on gas?

Ovamboland:


But they are building their troublesome countries while conquering more territories including your own you left in ignominy. Indian workers typically earn less than Nigerian workers but they don't go around telling the whole world how useless and failed their country is. I have walked on Indian streets, there was cow dung and human waste here and there and palpable poverty, but they aren't bitter like many of you.

Ovamboland:


Did we not buy cooking gas as high as 5000 for 12.5kg whenever it gets scarce under PDP when naira value was far stronger. In today currency value that's over 12k

RichDad1:
These idiots. Is it Buhari that makes global gas price to rise ?

Fourwinds:


That is the sense the person you quoted does not have.

Deltafirstson:

Nothing Jonathan did was OK by them.
They manipulated and fabricated all manners of lies to pull him down.
Today, the man is celebrated all over the world.

Tpharell:

LPG is not 'manufactured' as you put it, but obtained from processing natural gas by liquefaction and separation. And, lets not be deceived, Nigeria actually exports LPG, while at the same time importing to augment local supply in a manner that defies logic!
Finally, gas price including lpg surged globally in 2021 no doubt, but no one should be decieved into believing that there is nothing the federal government can do to make the product a bit more affordable for Nigerians, especially considering it is a product produced locally.

Layi4real:
To those fools and stupid people siding with Buhari claiming global increase in fuel price isn't Mr president fault..... Can u compare rate of increment in fuel price in Nigeria to any other countries worldwide since 2015.
When things is not right it's not right. And if u still think it not Buhari fault May God punish una because no b only gas de cost for Nigeria. Infact every dam thing cost drastically.

COMPAQ:


Dude there is a difference between LPG and LNG, however subtle. We export LNG but not LPG. NLNG plant in Bonny produces some LPG, but insufficient for local demand. The rest is imported. And that imported bit is what has been affected by sharp increase in has prices in 2021. NLNG company in Bonny was never set up to produce LPG. No matter the volume of gas that passes through NLNG, if they never had the capacity for LPG, then so be it.

Tpharell:

Go through my writeup again and you would see that i did not mention LNG anywhere, so I don't see your point about LNG. And, don't be decieved, if you don't know, LPG cargo has already been exported out of Nigeria this 2022

Ovamboland:


Processing and blending is what sir using multi million dollar equipment?

We are not talking of picking stones out of beans.

VAT on imported LPG is the position of the tax law every dealer was aware of 2-3 years ago. Locally produced LPG are still tax exempt, but why is it not selling cheaper? Simple law of demand and supply in a deregulated market.

If you have the acumen and better idea on how to supply LPG at cheaper price to the market, this is your chance to hit it big.

mfm04622:


Why are you calling on govt to do something when the market is deregulated? Deregulated mean govt is NOT involved! Market forces is left to determine price and quantity supplied to the market.
For VAT on gas, it was even removed!
For exchange rate adjustment, so Naira should be manipulated just because has is going up? We are in this mess today because of the way we manipulated Naira in the past! If CBN manipulates Naira too much, there would be scarcity of foreign currency! CBN is working very hard to ensure we get enough foreign currency to meet demand for them already and they should jeopardize their work because of gas price?

Bigchristo:
You be mumu, what makes the naira weaker?

Tpharell:

There is no 'manufacturing' of petrol from crude oil (thats what you are saying), but processing (refining) crude into petrol, please! Enough of this!
I maintain, there is what government can still do to make the product more affordable in the local market. Government makes laws hence can review the VAT to ease the burden on Nigerians. I see you have nothing to say about the exchange rate adjustments I mentioned by the government which badly impacted on the price of domestic LPG

Tpharell:

When situations spiral out of control government cannot fold its hands and say that 'it is a deregulated market', thats not how it should play out please. On VAT, it is fully in place for imported LPG this very moment, you must know.
Finally, not everyone can be decieved about 'Naira manipulation in the past'. Now that CBN 'no longer manipulates it', is forex readily available, and has foreign reserves grown reasonable more than in the past? Are you saying there is no forex scarcity today or what? I still maintain that government can still do something to make LPG more affordable to Nigerians, if the mean it. Its not totally out of there hands.