Moh247:





The world might enter a new recession in 2023

Energy crisis everywhere

Inflation everywhere

Many countries defaulting in loans , debt and bonds

Labour strike here and there

EU, NATO, Ukraine vs Russia

Post COVID 19 Economic crisis

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Judolisco:
It's really a shame.. A lot of people were using dis train majorly because they are scared of kidnappers... Now d same kidnappers attacked the train... Now increase in d price of tickets... Abeg wetin we dey enjoy from dis present government

nlfpmod:


https://nairametrics.com/2022/12/03/why-we-increased-abuja-kaduna-train-fare-nrc/

LibertyRep:
The cost of diesel has gone up.

Would it have hit us badly like this if our refineries have truly been turned around despite gulping billions of Naira.

Who would have thought Buhari-Osinbajo government wouldn't have built a single refinery in about 8 years now?

SirJerrie:
How ironic!!
An oil-producing country complaining about "High cost of diesel"


How much more shameful can it be??

BetaTechNG:
Another lie again!

COMPAQ:


There is nothing shameful about it. It is economic reality. Nigeria does not control price of crude in the global market. Even as an oil producer there is something called opportunity cost. I cannot have the opportunity to sell my crude at $90, onlybcome sell at $30 for the sake of cheap local diesel.

sarkinbauchi:
That may not still put confidence in Nigerians using the train service.

Just travel from Kaduna to Abuja or vice versa during the day. Avoid late evening or very early morning journeys on that route. Simple

SirJerrie:
How ironic!!
An oil-producing country complaining about "High cost of diesel"


How much more shameful can it be??

COMPAQ:


There is nothing shameful about it. It is economic reality. Nigeria does not control price of crude in the global market. Even as an oil producer there is something called opportunity cost. I cannot have the opportunity to sell my crude at $90, onlybcome sell at $30 for the sake of cheap local diesel.

Mister, What exactly are you saying?
This has Absolutely NOTHING to do with Opportunity Cost
Nigeria was the leading oil producer in Africa as of 2021. Oil production amounted to roughly 78 million metric tons in the in the country.
How can you complain of "high cost" on your own NATURAL RESOURCE?

Nigeria has three state-owned refineries, NONE of them is functioning...

And you say Opportunity Cost?

Manny21:
The increased energy bill is as a result of whose mismanagement? Shameless people

BlackMan6969:
Of what use is the train, if it's too expensive? I believe the aim of a train is to convey more people at the cheapest price possible. Nigerian leader are really visionless.

SirJerrie:


Mister, What exactly are you saying?
This has Absolutely NOTHING to do with Opportunity Cost
Nigeria was the leading oil producer in Africa as of 2021. Oil production amounted to roughly 78 million metric tons in the in the country.
How can you complain of "high cost" on your own NATURAL RESOURCE?

Nigeria has three state-owned refineries, NONE of them is functioning...

And you say Opportunity Cost?

sanya4good:


Even if the government had built several refineries
thesame enemies of Nigeria who convinced late President Yaradua to return Dangote's money after
he has successfully purchased Port Harcourt refineries would have sabotaged the running of the refineries.

Curious345:


This is proof ,that you are a stark illiterate.
So so sorry to expose you .. study to show yourself approved ...

SirJerrie:


Mister, What exactly are you saying?
This has Absolutely NOTHING to do with Opportunity Cost
Nigeria was the leading oil producer in Africa as of 2021. Oil production amounted to roughly 78 million metric tons in the in the country.
How can you complain of "high cost" on your own NATURAL RESOURCE?

Nigeria has three state-owned refineries, NONE of them is functioning...

And you say Opportunity Cost?

pocom35:


You did not understand what you quoted..

Nigeria being a major oil producer or not.
She doesn't control the price of crude..if we had working refineries fuel prices will still be close to what we have today . excluding the inflation attached to it due to scarcity

COMPAQ:


Are you minding him. They think crude oil is free. Why would NNPC give crude to refinery for free and forego the chance to earn $80 for it? Natural resource or not!? When is not like its unlimited in the ground. The only benefit of local refining is jobs, industrial development, less import and its benefit on Naira, and no shipping costs.

COMPAQ:


You have said nothing that makes sense yet. What exactly is your point. How about having an intelligent conversation instead of resulting to childish insults.

SirJerrie:
How ironic!!
An oil-producing country complaining about "High cost of diesel"


How much more shameful can it be??

pocom35:


So #2600 when diesel was around #280 per liter isn't cheap..
Today diesel is over #750..you still want NRC to charge #2600..

If tomorrow you hear things like train stoping half way cuz of fuel management or the whole system collapsing cuz of lack of money for maintenance..you will go around wailing...

It is you that don't have vision

Your consign shouldnt be to charge at the cheapest price..but at the price convenient to run the system and ensure proper maintenance..