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Re: Nigerian Government Shifts Blame On Petrol Price Increase by deltateam: 6:30am On Aug 02, 2022 |
9jaRealist: Do you know how much have been pumped to fix the refineries yet we still refine outside. Are you aware that billions of dollars have been spent on security making Nigeria the highest to invest in security in Africa and yet our security is the worst. These people are not saying the truth. Maybe they are looking for areas to say that they spent money. If this government can feed school children during COVID lockdown nationally and go away with the lie. Go away with python swallowing money. What other lie won't they get away with? 1 Like |
Re: Nigerian Government Shifts Blame On Petrol Price Increase by ufotunang: 6:35am On Aug 02, 2022 |
This APC Buhari government always giving excuses and blaming another person...but fall to take responsibilities for their failures |
Re: Nigerian Government Shifts Blame On Petrol Price Increase by anonimi: 6:36am On Aug 02, 2022 |
deltateam: Is Jonathan not a prophet OrangeHokage: 1 Like 1 Share
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Re: Nigerian Government Shifts Blame On Petrol Price Increase by LagbajaTheBEREAN: 6:41am On Aug 02, 2022 |
One day, they'd blame the citizen for their own failure. |
Re: Nigerian Government Shifts Blame On Petrol Price Increase by Brushstrokes20: 6:48am On Aug 02, 2022 |
Eleribu govt of perpetually, irresponsible BLAME TRADERS Satanic govt of SELF SERVING THIEVES AND BLOODTHIRSTY TERRORISTS! Buhari is Nigeria's WORST BLUNDER |
Re: Nigerian Government Shifts Blame On Petrol Price Increase by pinkasso: 6:55am On Aug 02, 2022 |
Fuel prices is increasing here in the UK seriously from £1.5/L (=N=1,200 @800/£1) to £1.9/L (=N=1,520) ..with rising inflation..I'm not making a case for naija, I just hope naija inflation doesn't get higher , I just they fear because all indices points towards that direction... gambojimeta: |
Re: Nigerian Government Shifts Blame On Petrol Price Increase by Stanleyq: 7:01am On Aug 02, 2022 |
2mercy:nigeria is supposed to be rich to sell petrol at 50naira. |
Re: Nigerian Government Shifts Blame On Petrol Price Increase by rumenase(m): 7:03am On Aug 02, 2022 |
When will this government start opening up to their failures. |
Re: Nigerian Government Shifts Blame On Petrol Price Increase by Reference(m): 7:07am On Aug 02, 2022 |
Brushstrokes20: We said it in 2015, that by the end of the regime everyone concerned will be demystified. That the only claim to governance will be a few roads, rail lines and bridges. Who remembers that. And are we correct today or not. They called us wailers while we warned them because we were alive in the 80's when this man ruled and we know him intoto that he does not have the CAPACITY to govern the Nigeria of today. There were choices in 2014, alternatives even in the APC then but we were only looking for someone who could remove Jonathan, not someone who could govern any better, so we went for a person that was only popular because he was made popular BY PEOPLE WHO DO NOT KNOW WHAT GOOD GOVERNANCE IS ALL ABOUT. In buying into the hype we have brought on ourselves this scenario today. The sad thing is that it appears lessons have not been learnt heading into another opportunity next year. We are still looking for people who can win rather than who can govern Nigeria effectively. Honestly I still cannot see the value in an average PVC. Nigerians are yet to come to their senses and stop digging the pit they find themselves in. 2 Likes |
Re: Nigerian Government Shifts Blame On Petrol Price Increase by Ibman: 7:08am On Aug 02, 2022 |
Kashim Shettima's deputy Zanna died mysteriously in his hotel room, some eyewitness said he was poisoned. This was the man who introduced civilian JTF in Biu Town which helped in totally eliminating Boko Haram from the town till date. He died mysteriously but everything was shrouded from the media. |
Re: Nigerian Government Shifts Blame On Petrol Price Increase by dfrost: 7:09am On Aug 02, 2022 |
lonelydora: There has to be something with the average Nigerian and excuses Meanwhile, thanks lonelydora for the updates on the impassable routes. Lokoja-Abuja, Auchi-Okene, Abuja-Kaduna are all major routes. What's now remaining if all these routes are no longer safe? 1 Like |
Re: Nigerian Government Shifts Blame On Petrol Price Increase by Toriagirl(f): 7:10am On Aug 02, 2022 |
High level of wickedness |
Re: Nigerian Government Shifts Blame On Petrol Price Increase by Brushstrokes20: 7:13am On Aug 02, 2022 |
Reference:Spot on! |
Re: Nigerian Government Shifts Blame On Petrol Price Increase by Nobody: 8:04am On Aug 02, 2022 |
At the end of the day, marketers had to increase prices to cover for the raised costs of fuel and the raised cost of transporting said fuel. People who blast the marketers for doing so are not being realistic. If you worked for a private company, or owned one, would you keep prices of what service you sell, or goods you sell at rock bottom prices to help the poor....or would you sell at a profit so that you can pay taxes, pay costs, pay salaries, even pay for salary raises...and still have left over? The better idea would be for subsidy to go, and prices to be controlled by the market. YES...I KNOW....PETROL WILL COST N700 AND THE PRICE OF YOUR FAVORITE BOTTLE OF GULDER WOULD RISE TO N90000 A bottle. .....but the thing is, keeping prices low in the name of subsidy makes things difficult for everyone...plus our budget deficit is growing....badly. Nigerians have to choose their drug....either remove subsidy, and tolerate raised prices in return for more investment in refining, and eventual reduced price...not below 200 mind....or maintain the fiction of N40 petrol ...because Venezuela does it....and end up paying N10 trillion annually for subsides...for us and West Africa...while salaries don't get paid. And the naira goes to N1 million to one dollar. |
Re: Nigerian Government Shifts Blame On Petrol Price Increase by confluence: 8:09am On Aug 02, 2022 |
[quote author=Xscape047 post=115297866] Hi olu.. What's your WhatsApp number so we can get started already? |
Re: Nigerian Government Shifts Blame On Petrol Price Increase by Johnny147147: 8:22am On Aug 02, 2022 |
9jaRealist: The last I checked we had refineries... |
Re: Nigerian Government Shifts Blame On Petrol Price Increase by Donwis05: 9:30am On Aug 02, 2022 |
You have not deregulated the price of fuel, yet yiu have increased the price from #87 as you met it in 2015 to #185 per litre? You blame marketers for the recent hike in price of fuel yet Nnpc the government's own fuel station has increased their own price from #165 to #184? What is this evil party taking Nigerians for for Christ's sake? |
Re: Nigerian Government Shifts Blame On Petrol Price Increase by FLYFIRE(m): 9:35am On Aug 02, 2022 |
Lovenorth:I agree with you, he is useless; but the president is the minister of petroleum. THEY ARE BOTH, INFACT, ALL OF THEM ARE USELESS |
Re: Nigerian Government Shifts Blame On Petrol Price Increase by Nobody: 9:55am On Aug 02, 2022 |
9jaRealist: The problem is, subsidy makes it unprofitable to produce. Fuel costs far more than N175 per liter to make. But because we want cheap fuel, we sell it at cheap price. Who would invest in refining at home at the end of the day? Even Dangote who is doing it is taking a huge risk. |
Re: Nigerian Government Shifts Blame On Petrol Price Increase by Blackdisciple(m): 10:19am On Aug 02, 2022 |
As usual na |
Re: Nigerian Government Shifts Blame On Petrol Price Increase by Wwwq: 3:21pm On Aug 02, 2022 |
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