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Re: Radio Stations Cut Down On Operationals Hours Due To High Cost Of Deisel by Michealscofield(m): 7:06am On Mar 26, 2022 |
This country is a joke dem niggas in the house we are killing the beat as the talk I say no make any sense That means the topic doesn't make sense Light my Igbo in peace Bounce Out |
Re: Radio Stations Cut Down On Operationals Hours Due To High Cost Of Deisel by Nobody: 7:06am On Mar 26, 2022 |
helinues: In 2012, Buhari helped lead mass protests against fuel subsides removal...which would have encouraged far more development of domestic refining capaciity. Also, in 2015 and several times, he failed to remove fuel subsidies Which meant that today, we don't have domestic refining capacity....and also we don't have extra money to keep diesel prices low. Your APC is part of the problem. If they had removed fuel subsidy in 2015, by now we would have been producing diesel and PMS and a host of things at home, instead of importing it. 3 Likes |
Re: Radio Stations Cut Down On Operationals Hours Due To High Cost Of Deisel by PaedophileProph: 7:06am On Mar 26, 2022 |
yet nobody is protesting in a country blessed with abundant crude. Let it be Johnathan or a man from South, everyone will remember their Hero caps 3 Likes 2 Shares |
Re: Radio Stations Cut Down On Operationals Hours Due To High Cost Of Deisel by macaranta(m): 7:06am On Mar 26, 2022 |
tekjansen2: Stop defending nosnse. High cost of crude? Do we import crude? 13 Likes 4 Shares |
Re: Radio Stations Cut Down On Operationals Hours Due To High Cost Of Deisel by Aystarz: 7:07am On Mar 26, 2022 |
I do know for sure that Lagostalks913 ends daily programming at 11.30pm. Thank God for my NigeriaInfoFM 99.3. It's as if the energy crisis isn't getting to them at all. Top station! |
Re: Radio Stations Cut Down On Operationals Hours Due To High Cost Of Deisel by Goldbw122(m): 7:07am On Mar 26, 2022 |
Never heard of radio going off for a moment because of lack of resources, where is the government? 2 Likes |
Re: Radio Stations Cut Down On Operationals Hours Due To High Cost Of Deisel by Zobamcom: 7:08am On Mar 26, 2022 |
It is well |
Re: Radio Stations Cut Down On Operationals Hours Due To High Cost Of Deisel by booblacain(m): 7:09am On Mar 26, 2022 |
Nigeria has gone back to 1985. 2 Likes |
Re: Radio Stations Cut Down On Operationals Hours Due To High Cost Of Deisel by sematec(m): 7:10am On Mar 26, 2022 |
What a shame. Nigeria is shutting down gradually. Let's not wish it will stops operating, because every part of the country go collect. if you like waste your votes on incompetence in 2023 that means Nigerians and hardships na 5 & 6 Nigerians should hold president Buhari responsible for the scarcity of energy in the country he's also the minister of petroleum. |
Re: Radio Stations Cut Down On Operationals Hours Due To High Cost Of Deisel by Nobody: 7:10am On Mar 26, 2022 |
macaranta: So, should domestic producers of crude keep crude prices down 'to help poor Nigerians'? Would you reduce prices of what you sell, assuming you are a businessman 'to help poor Nigerians' And does my accepting the reality of capitalism mean that I am suddenly a Buhari supporter? Swerve please. Many countries that produce crude sell it at a high price. Unless you want diesel to be subsidised again...something that ended in 2013...and something that if reinstated would drive us into more debt. |
Re: Radio Stations Cut Down On Operationals Hours Due To High Cost Of Deisel by Aystarz: 7:11am On Mar 26, 2022 |
SarkinYarki: Man's simply bad-luck personified. He did it in the 80s and he's successfully defending the title here in 2022. May we not be unfortunate again in 2023. 4 Likes |
Re: Radio Stations Cut Down On Operationals Hours Due To High Cost Of Deisel by felixotalu1: 7:12am On Mar 26, 2022 |
1857eve:guy stop defending something that doesn't make sense,even before the war nigeria had been suffering economic crisis,so what are you saying? 1 Like |
Re: Radio Stations Cut Down On Operationals Hours Due To High Cost Of Deisel by Nobody: 7:13am On Mar 26, 2022 |
PaedophileProph: Nigerians protested when GEJ tried to do the one thing that would have ended our dependence on imported refined products...remove fuel subsidy so that we could have more investment in domestic refining....and so that domestic refining would have made sense...since it would make a profit. But we all wanted cheap petrol, cheap fuel. APC took advantage of our anger...and here we are. |
Re: Radio Stations Cut Down On Operationals Hours Due To High Cost Of Deisel by boyfrank: 7:14am On Mar 26, 2022 |
27Pushing30: Dude, go for mental evaluation. You desperately need it. 4 Likes |
Re: Radio Stations Cut Down On Operationals Hours Due To High Cost Of Deisel by MissionaryArchi(m): 7:15am On Mar 26, 2022 |
27Pushing30:And how does Russia Ukraine crisis affects diesel and it's rising price |
Re: Radio Stations Cut Down On Operationals Hours Due To High Cost Of Deisel by SarkinYarki: 7:18am On Mar 26, 2022 |
234GT: Exactly |
Re: Radio Stations Cut Down On Operationals Hours Due To High Cost Of Deisel by MissionaryArchi(m): 7:19am On Mar 26, 2022 |
tekjansen2:The same crude oil our federal government mine for free? |
Re: Radio Stations Cut Down On Operationals Hours Due To High Cost Of Deisel by freshkpomo(m): 7:21am On Mar 26, 2022 |
Mannabbqgrill Freestuffsng Useni1 1 Like |
Re: Radio Stations Cut Down On Operationals Hours Due To High Cost Of Deisel by Nobody: 7:21am On Mar 26, 2022 |
MissionaryArchi: Russia is a major oil producer, and also a major gas producer. The conflict in Ukraine has cut off its supply to its normal markets...leading to a rise in crude oil prices, and a rise in the cost of refining crude into things like diesel...and a rise in diesel prices Seriously, anytime there is a war involving oil producers, prices go up. EG...the Iraq -Kuwait war of 1991 led to massive damage of oil facilites in both countries, which led to reduced crude oil production and rising prices (Nigeria got some extra money as a result...the infamous Gulf oil windfall). As for Nigeria, due to our fuel being subsidised, the oil industry cannot refine fuel at home because it would be unprofitable....so we import and have been importing refined product since the 1990's. (attempts to remove subsidy have been met with resistance , whatever the government). Diesel prices were kept low by subsides till 2013 when the subsidy on diesel was removed. Prices rose as a result...and thanks to the recent war, and the fact that crude has in the last 2 months crossed the $100 PER BARREL mark , first time since 2014,....diesel is expensive. Even if we refined diesel at home, the cost would still be high...due to rising crude oil prices (unless government forces the petroleum sector to sell crude to domestic Nigerian refineries, assuming we refine fuel at home, at markedly low prices). |
Re: Radio Stations Cut Down On Operationals Hours Due To High Cost Of Deisel by olisaEze(m): 7:22am On Mar 26, 2022 |
And our President is still the Minister of Petroleum! My recommendation is that he sack himself, because the corruption he said he’d fight in that sector has become much worse since he took over! Sai Baba, abi ona don get sore throat?? |
Re: Radio Stations Cut Down On Operationals Hours Due To High Cost Of Deisel by Nobody: 7:23am On Mar 26, 2022 |
MissionaryArchi: Government does not mine crude for free...otherwise how would the people who do the drilling get paid? Would you do your work for free? Drilling and bringing out crude costs money. A whole lotta money. |
Re: Radio Stations Cut Down On Operationals Hours Due To High Cost Of Deisel by rippa(m): 7:25am On Mar 26, 2022 |
27Pushing30:One of the idiots Titus is now 750 1 Like |
Re: Radio Stations Cut Down On Operationals Hours Due To High Cost Of Deisel by Aystarz: 7:26am On Mar 26, 2022 |
234GT: Can't believe some people's old man suffered under this man, and they, the children, are being made to go through the same horror. It's a cycle because.... If those ones are not careful, their own children might probably find themselves crumbling under the weight of another old tyrant who cares little about anybody/anything other than his lifelong ambition. Afflictions don't have to arise a second time, Nigerians. Don't jeopardize your children's future and their children's! Get your PVCs and vote with sense!!! |
Re: Radio Stations Cut Down On Operationals Hours Due To High Cost Of Deisel by Splitmind: 7:27am On Mar 26, 2022 |
It will help them manage time better |
Re: Radio Stations Cut Down On Operationals Hours Due To High Cost Of Deisel by JetStar: 7:27am On Mar 26, 2022 |
27Pushing30: Buhari didn't make us independent of the west like Mao, Xi, and Deng did for China despite its large crude oil reserves. Nigerian leaders made us a banana republic (exporting crude oil and importing finished products). |
Re: Radio Stations Cut Down On Operationals Hours Due To High Cost Of Deisel by luizpippo(m): 7:27am On Mar 26, 2022 |
tekjansen2: You mean even if we are to just move the cruise from Bayelsa waters to PH or Warri refinery, cost of diesel would have still been this high? So there won't have been any difference even without the importation cost and all sundries? |
Re: Radio Stations Cut Down On Operationals Hours Due To High Cost Of Deisel by MissionaryArchi(m): 7:28am On Mar 26, 2022 |
helinues:What? M Sanctioning just a country is now putting every other country at a still? Russia sanction made $1 to #560 Russia sanction made our refineries not functioning? Russia sanction made our naive government borrow anyhow even without any diplomatic plan on how to pay off rather bringing up policies that's making life hard for her citizens. Buhari supporters are just unintelligent as their father Buhari. Tufiakwa 1 Like 1 Share |
Re: Radio Stations Cut Down On Operationals Hours Due To High Cost Of Deisel by Nobody: 7:31am On Mar 26, 2022 |
Am seeing many Nigerians saying...if we vote in right leaders, this problem on diesel would go. The answer is, no it won't. First off, diesel is high because it is no longer subsidized. Has been like that since 2013...so diesel is now more affected by the crude oil prices. Second, we don't have refineries at home, because subsides on refined products make it unprofitable to refine crude at home. And since 1993, government has tried to remove subsides. But everytime government tries to get rid of subsidies, so that domestic refining can become a reality due to it becoming profitable...Nigerians say NO. So, we import , and spend the money we could have used for domestic refining on subsides for petrol. Third, even if we refine at home, high crude prices means that diesel would still be expensive. Unless you want the people bringing out the crude to do it for free...which is not possible. |
Re: Radio Stations Cut Down On Operationals Hours Due To High Cost Of Deisel by badboyTee(m): 7:32am On Mar 26, 2022 |
idowuidowu70:which site would I reg and how ? |
Re: Radio Stations Cut Down On Operationals Hours Due To High Cost Of Deisel by MissionaryArchi(m): 7:33am On Mar 26, 2022 |
tekjansen2:Mtcheeew I thought you were intelligent. SMH You don't deserve my time |
Re: Radio Stations Cut Down On Operationals Hours Due To High Cost Of Deisel by Nobody: 7:36am On Mar 26, 2022 |
luizpippo: The thing is, crude oil costs money. It costs money to bring it out, then there is staff salaries, cost of maintenance of equipment, cost of new equipment, and taxes, taxes, taxes. Then even if you refine the thing...you have to transport it all over the country...another cost. Subsides paid for all those costs re diesel till 2013, when the subsidy on diesel was removed. Unless the people drilling crude can be convinced to cut their prices for Nigeria, or unless we want to bring back subsidy and its heavy duty costs, diesel would still be expensive if we refined it at home. Capitalism, evil capitalism. |
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