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Re: Fuel Price Hike Looms As Marketers Kick Against ₦0.5m Shipment Charge by Lymasaba(m): 12:49pm On Feb 26, 2022 |
rocknation62:Daammn nigga Is not alright 1 Like |
Re: Fuel Price Hike Looms As Marketers Kick Against ₦0.5m Shipment Charge by skj1377(m): 1:23pm On Feb 26, 2022 |
We own the crude and as such we don't have to sell at international market price. The cost of extraction is about $25 dollars per barrel in Nigeria so at $100 market price we are already making a killing in profit. Crude is priced in Dollars unfortunately and as such no economic gains per say from it's exportation because our Naira is not demanded for to pay for it. This therefore does not help our deplorable exchange rate. The landing cost calculation your talking about takes into account prevailing exchange rate. But unfortunately prevailing exchange rate in nigeria does not provide required dollars when needed due to scarcity. If the black market rate where to be used in landing cost calculation the landing cost will be far higher than what you stated above. Remember the black market has the actual dollar due to scarcity in official market. Look at how demand and supply will play out. You approach black market on week one at the rate of N570 by week 2 black market will now be N590 then week 16 it may be N800 per dollar. The above scenario will affect your landing cost calculation negatively the effect of this will lead to very high inflation to the extent where Nigerians will not be able to afford a litre of petrol. This is exactly what happened in Lebanon some weeks ago. The best option like I said is to refine locally and isolate international market price from local price. Dont forget wages Dont increase commensurate with increasing petrol prices and it's effect affects even prices of basic food items sold in the market. Chairman look at these factors holistically before you insist on subsidy removal. backbencher: |
Re: Fuel Price Hike Looms As Marketers Kick Against ₦0.5m Shipment Charge by Nobody: 2:12pm On Feb 26, 2022 |
skj1377: Yes, and the people who do the extracting would love to make that profit....it doesn't all go to our pockets. Crude is priced in Dollars unfortunately and as such no economic gains per say from it's exportation because our Naira is not demanded for to pay for it. This therefore does not help our deplorable exchange rate. The landing cost calculation your talking about takes into account prevailing exchange rate. But unfortunately prevailing exchange rate in nigeria does not provide required dollars when needed due to scarcity. If the black market rate where to be used in landing cost calculation the landing cost will be far higher than what you stated above. Remember the black market has the actual dollar due to scarcity in official market. Look at how demand and supply will play out. You approach black market on week one at the rate of N570 by week 2 black market will now be N590 then week 16 it may be N800 per dollar. The above scenario will affect your landing cost calculation negatively the effect of this will lead to very high inflation to the extent where Nigerians will not be able to afford a litre of petrol. This is exactly what happened in Lebanon some weeks ago. The best option like I said is to refine locally and isolate international market price from local price. Dont forget wages Dont increase commensurate with increasing petrol prices and it's effect affects even prices of basic food items sold in the market. So, if you were running a business selling soft drinks at N200 per bottle, after buying from manufacturier at N120 per bottle, and I was the government and came and insisted you sold the soft drinks at N80 per liter, the same soft drinks you bought from the manufacturer..would you agree? Also, if we refine at home, you won't be paying just the extraction cost, by the way. You would pay far more than that, because , business. You would also pay for the cost of refining the petrol, and the profit that the refiner wants to make, so that at the end the refiner can pay workers salaries, increase them, pay for maintenance costs, upgrade costs, and pay for new refinereis, all without....and this is the important bit to me....government trhowing money away in the name of subsidy. At the end, your argument is, that the industry should not be allowed to set its prices, so that we can have cheap fuel. Well, we did that, and lost our refineries, because NO PROFIT TO MAINTAIN THEM AT THE LEVEL WE WANT. I'm tired of us throwing away billiions in subsidy and going into debt to WITHOUT subsidy, NNPC could have been making N6 trillion or more in profit, government gets to keep the N3 trillion we would have used for subsidy and taxes the remaining N6 trillion, and we could have had more people attracted into the business.....and more profit. And if we want to earn more forex, so that we can be free of foreign currency scarcity...I have said it many times on this site....NIGERIA must diversify away from oil. But your state and federal governments don't want to do the hard work. PDP and APC don't want to do the hard work. And it pisses me off honestly If you think we should not let the extractors, the transporters and the refiners and sellers of fuel make a profit, but instead lose money because we want cheap fuel, then at the end, we all lose. We lost our refinereis already And, yes, I KNOW WE ALL WILL SUFFER, AND YES, I KNOW PRICES WILL RISE WHEN FUEL SUBSIDY GOES. I don't like it. I wish it were effing otherwise. But at the end, we have no choice. |
Re: Fuel Price Hike Looms As Marketers Kick Against ₦0.5m Shipment Charge by onyxo76(m): 3:03pm On Feb 26, 2022 |
to even see the fuel for 250 per litre na struggle now. |
Re: Fuel Price Hike Looms As Marketers Kick Against ₦0.5m Shipment Charge by Traplord09: 3:07pm On Feb 26, 2022 |
Olawumi1032: No da call God every thin na GOD Anythin our bad government of politician do na GOD GOD y you da blame GOD SeE black man and church..... |
Re: Fuel Price Hike Looms As Marketers Kick Against ₦0.5m Shipment Charge by JayPeeOham: 3:22pm On Feb 26, 2022 |
rocknation62: Dem don bomb Slawomirr shuga mommy for Ukraine so no joy and no appetite for anything else... Business don fold up plus data and every every 1 Like 1 Share |
Re: Fuel Price Hike Looms As Marketers Kick Against ₦0.5m Shipment Charge by Perfectbeing(m): 3:43pm On Feb 26, 2022 |
Government should totally remove fuel subsidy. Fuel price has risen this past 3 weeks and heaven did not fall. It's high time we close our eyes and remove this leech and feel all the pains once and for all. |
Re: Fuel Price Hike Looms As Marketers Kick Against ₦0.5m Shipment Charge by rocknation62(m): 3:59pm On Feb 26, 2022 |
JayPeeOham: Lols Damn nigga! Issorite |
Re: Fuel Price Hike Looms As Marketers Kick Against ₦0.5m Shipment Charge by JayPeeOham: 4:02pm On Feb 26, 2022 |
rocknation62: Be careful how you use those slogans make dem no go hack your phone ooo |
Re: Fuel Price Hike Looms As Marketers Kick Against ₦0.5m Shipment Charge by VanuatuWycombe: 6:26pm On Feb 26, 2022 |
rocknation62: True o. May be he is busy with anon team helping to h.ack Russian govt sites. Damn Nigga! Issoriit. 2 Likes |
Re: Fuel Price Hike Looms As Marketers Kick Against ₦0.5m Shipment Charge by rocknation62(m): 7:00pm On Feb 26, 2022 |
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Re: Fuel Price Hike Looms As Marketers Kick Against ₦0.5m Shipment Charge by OKORONKWOBRIGHT(m): 8:06am On Aug 16, 2023 |
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Re: Fuel Price Hike Looms As Marketers Kick Against ₦0.5m Shipment Charge by OKORONKWOBRIGHT(m): 8:07am On Aug 16, 2023 |
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