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Re: Fuel Subsidy Expenditure From 2005 To 2022 by kozmokaz(m): 4:44am On Jun 07, 2023 |
Gamesmart: Now you sounding more dumb 😆 🤣 |
Re: Fuel Subsidy Expenditure From 2005 To 2022 by bayelsaowei(m): 5:25am On Jun 07, 2023 |
N3TRAL: Your analysis isn't accurate: First of all a set of wicked and tribalistic folks protested against subsidy removal by GEJ..which meant his Admin had to continue to pay for fuel subsidy. Secondly GeJs admin actually paid for subsidy just as it was back then. In full.. in Buharis admin, there were claims that the fuel subsidy had been expunged many times, but the cunning government still continued to pay for subsidy to a whooping > 7 trillion naira and Nigerians still paid more for PMS. To say Buhari isn't one that has misappropriated funds then you really need to ask yourself some good questions.. Buhari is the king of clumsiness, nonchalance, uselessness, daftness ,incompetence and olodoness when it comes to leadership...and he is also very corrupt...is it not his relative that he made the minister of aviation that has scammed the whole country with Air Nigeria ? Mtsheew... My write up does not exclude GEJs government from been corrupt..it was a corrupt administration...but to say misappropriation of funds wasn't one of Buharis downsides is spurious. 2 Likes |
Re: Fuel Subsidy Expenditure From 2005 To 2022 by ivandragon: 5:31am On Jun 07, 2023 |
Those statistics look funny... |
Re: Fuel Subsidy Expenditure From 2005 To 2022 by Nauttyprof(m): 5:58am On Jun 07, 2023 |
Corridon: Same with Peter Obi the saint |
Re: Fuel Subsidy Expenditure From 2005 To 2022 by nairalanda1(m): 6:05am On Jun 07, 2023 |
A lot of people would see the figures and be in denial, or blame this leader and that leader. But the figures should go a long way in showing people hw damaging subsidy is. The cost of subsidy ALWAYS increases, which is why there have been partial removals from time to time to enable us afford the cost of the thing. Nigerians, however, love their cheap fuel. |
Re: Fuel Subsidy Expenditure From 2005 To 2022 by Babysho(m): 6:07am On Jun 07, 2023 |
N3TRAL: At least under Jonathan, we can point fingers to who and who did it |
Re: Fuel Subsidy Expenditure From 2005 To 2022 by nairalanda1(m): 6:12am On Jun 07, 2023 |
bayelsaowei: 1,.Both GEj AND Buhari should have removed subsidy 2.That Buhari paid more for subsidy and the price of fuel rose does not mean anything...and no I am not defending him. A lot of people used to say that Buhari should return the petrol price to N87. When he took over, the landing cost was around N132. By the time he left, landing cost was N300-400 per liter. If he had kept fuel prices at say N87, he would have ended up paying far far more for subsidy than he paid during his admin Sme thing with GEJ...who had landing price at N99 in 2012 Jan, and when he left, it was going towars N130. If he had kept fuel at N65 as some opponets were chanting...the cost of subsidy would have been immensely high. 3.Ultimately, most Nigerians are opposed to total subsidy removal...whoever is in charge. So, leaders over the years have kept the thing despite the damage. Nothing to do with tribe. In 2012, all people saw was that they paid N65 before, now they pay N140. Tinubu am sure would love to keep subsidy, but the rising cost over the years has led to us borrowing to pay for subsidy. So, his hand was forced. Same thing whoever else was in charge. |
Re: Fuel Subsidy Expenditure From 2005 To 2022 by Taigaban: 6:12am On Jun 07, 2023 |
Subsidy regime was the biggest fraud of all times. Nigerians do not have cars to consume the quantity paid for as subsidy. |
Re: Fuel Subsidy Expenditure From 2005 To 2022 by nairalanda1(m): 6:16am On Jun 07, 2023 |
Gamesmart: Why was the cost of subsidy higher under GEJ wELL 1.Gej had high oil prices. Prices to the tune of over 100 dollars from 2010-14. High oil prices mean much higher cost of petrol as refining costs jump up...which lead to more money being paid for subsidies as it costs more to refine fuel, and paying for the difference between the cost price and subsidised price gets more expensive. You see why he wanted to remove subsidy. 2. Nigerians complained and protested, and GEJ had to keep the subsidy and the expensive payment. Yes, he should have been bold to remove the subsidy, and yes, there was a lot of corruptuion in the system, but the fact is, most of you Nigerians refused to let him end the subsidy, and thus the large expenses and corruption . 2 Likes |
Re: Fuel Subsidy Expenditure From 2005 To 2022 by nairalanda1(m): 6:19am On Jun 07, 2023 |
N3TRAL: Yes, Jonathan spent more on subsidy than Buhari because subsidy costs were far more expensive under Jonathan than Buhari due to the sky high costs of crude oil under his regime. There was a reason why GEJ so badly wanted to remove subsidy, because it was very very expensive under his regime. But you Nigerians said no. Buhari on the other hand, did not have the same high costs of crude for most of his regime...and subsidy costs therefore were lower. (The same corruption and stealing exisited in the subsidy regime in both regimes so don't start). 1 Like |
Re: Fuel Subsidy Expenditure From 2005 To 2022 by nairalanda1(m): 6:20am On Jun 07, 2023 |
Reference: Exactly. What is a blessing (high crude prices) could also be a curse paradoxically (higher cost of subsidy). 1 Like |
Re: Fuel Subsidy Expenditure From 2005 To 2022 by nairalanda1(m): 6:23am On Jun 07, 2023 |
freemanq: Subsidy remained because most Nigerians always said no when removing it was proposed...using the same arguments being used now. That's why even people like Abacha never removed it. They knew it would spark massive protests. That it is going now is because our finances have reached a critical state. |
Re: Fuel Subsidy Expenditure From 2005 To 2022 by zinaunreal(m): 6:25am On Jun 07, 2023 |
Finally they Have decided to loot subsidy |
Re: Fuel Subsidy Expenditure From 2005 To 2022 by obembet(f): 6:28am On Jun 07, 2023 |
klawaaa: Is there any politicians in this country that u can put your life on the line that he/she never steal public fund before? |
Re: Fuel Subsidy Expenditure From 2005 To 2022 by obembet(f): 6:30am On Jun 07, 2023 |
gare: My dear, we are not talking about borrowing, we are talking about subsidy... When it come to PDP APC and LP, they are all criminals, all with same characters, they are just changing clothes |
Re: Fuel Subsidy Expenditure From 2005 To 2022 by obembet(f): 6:30am On Jun 07, 2023 |
lexy2014: Matter of time |
Re: Fuel Subsidy Expenditure From 2005 To 2022 by nairalanda1(m): 6:30am On Jun 07, 2023 |
DGOODLYF: He did for the following reasons 1.Prices of crude oil were higher, thus cost of subsidy was much higher. This is because high crude oil prices push up the cost of subsidy. Something similar happened last year, when the cost of crude went above 100 dollars...we ended up paying more for subsidy than we did the precceding two years. 2. There were more importers, and part of the subsidy costs goes to them...because they have to sell below market price to marketers. That's why Buhari made NNPC the sole importer in 2016, because it cost too much to pay subsidy claims to too many private importers.(even after that, it took three years to pay the outstanding claims...claims left over from GEJ's admin). Subsides cost a lot of money. That is why GEJ wanted to remove the thing. We said, like we have several times in the past, no. 1 Like |
Re: Fuel Subsidy Expenditure From 2005 To 2022 by Bfly: 6:58am On Jun 07, 2023 |
The problem i have with government is their lack of accountability. 1 Like |
Re: Fuel Subsidy Expenditure From 2005 To 2022 by stevups(m): 7:11am On Jun 07, 2023 |
Corridon: You should understand subsidy better. Poor man eats nothing from subsidized pms. When you hear NNPC, what comes to your mind? Those are the armed robbers. In the next one their monopoly will be broken. This time around, they can't escape it. |
Re: Fuel Subsidy Expenditure From 2005 To 2022 by odduduwa: 7:24am On Jun 07, 2023 |
N3TRAL:hope you know diesel, kerosene, cooking gas and other products were subsidise then but Buhari was on pms 1 Like |
Re: Fuel Subsidy Expenditure From 2005 To 2022 by gen2man1(m): 7:40am On Jun 07, 2023 |
Dangote Refinery cost $19b. We have wasted lots of money that could have built three or more Refineries. 2 Likes |
Re: Fuel Subsidy Expenditure From 2005 To 2022 by sunnnnyuu(m): 7:40am On Jun 07, 2023 |
obembet:This means Jonathan spend more than Buhari in 4 years, because Buhari waste $23bn in 8 years while GEJ waste $42bn in 5 years. |
Re: Fuel Subsidy Expenditure From 2005 To 2022 by infogeneral: 7:44am On Jun 07, 2023 |
Jonathan administration should be probed. How come they spent so much money on subsidy in 4 years? |
Re: Fuel Subsidy Expenditure From 2005 To 2022 by crowther15(m): 7:53am On Jun 07, 2023 |
N3TRAL:You people have come again with your PR work. Praise singer, the way you did it for Mc Oluomo. Did we buy the same price under the two administration? The highest we bought under GEJ was around N84, but your APC was around N250, N300 with subsidy. Why would subsidy payment be the same? However, there are criminals eating from subsidy payment in all their administration. |
Re: Fuel Subsidy Expenditure From 2005 To 2022 by nairalanda1(m): 7:55am On Jun 07, 2023 |
infogeneral: Higher cost of subsidy due to high oil prices for most of his time in power. From 2010-14, and in particular from 2012-14, oil prices were higher than 90 dollars per barrel, and even as high as 130 dollars per barrel at one point. That made the cost of refining one liter of fuel higher, and by extension the cost of subsidizing it. It would have been much higher if GEJ did not partially remove subsidy in 2012, raising prices from N65 to N97 per liter. |
Re: Fuel Subsidy Expenditure From 2005 To 2022 by crowther15(m): 7:56am On Jun 07, 2023 |
odduduwa:Don't mind him. He was doing PR work. We didn't buy the same price under them. The highest was N84 under GEJ, while APC was N250 N300 with subsidy |
Re: Fuel Subsidy Expenditure From 2005 To 2022 by nairalanda1(m): 7:57am On Jun 07, 2023 |
crowther15: Actually, highest we bought under GEJ was N97...which is what he raised it to from N65 in 2012 January, AND THEN reduced it to N87 in early 2015. Unoffically though, prices were as high as N100-187 from 2013 onwards. Subsidy costs were not enough to cover the large difference. There were reasons why GEJ wanted to remove subsidy by raising prices to N140 in 2012. |
Re: Fuel Subsidy Expenditure From 2005 To 2022 by Coolx: 8:05am On Jun 07, 2023 |
solmusdesigns:May God bless you 1 Like 1 Share |
Re: Fuel Subsidy Expenditure From 2005 To 2022 by Sammy5413(m): 8:09am On Jun 07, 2023 |
Not my business but my only take home is how ₦6.68tn = ($42.2bn) But ₦7.95tn = ($23.3bn) under Buhari's administration Shame on Buhari and his government |
Re: Fuel Subsidy Expenditure From 2005 To 2022 by chykekelly(m): 8:19am On Jun 07, 2023 |
N3TRAL: That's because the subsidy has gradually been removed since Jonathan's era. Abi did you buy fuel the same price under the Jonathan and Buhari era?? Simple mathematics. Petrol was cheaper under Jonathan because he paid more to subsidize the price of fuel than his successor. 1 Like |
Re: Fuel Subsidy Expenditure From 2005 To 2022 by Raalsalghul: 8:29am On Jun 07, 2023 |
Evolutionlove: They already know the answer na. Ape beings! Very foolish set of human beings advocating for the removal of subsidy and foolishly hoping that it will be diverted to improving their welfare. They will never learn from history as if they enjoy any other thing from the Nigerian government. One vow I have made within myself is to make sure my kids never share the same passports with these backward beings or any country in Sub-saharan Africa. I will rather remain childless and end my lineage. 1 Like |
Re: Fuel Subsidy Expenditure From 2005 To 2022 by Honsla: 8:30am On Jun 07, 2023 |
N3TRAL:So ₦6.68tn is double of ₦7.95trn ? Nigga get a life, all this 50k bmc job no go help you 1 Like |
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