yarimo:
PETER OBI and oby ezekwesili are unfortunate human beings

renderme:
The former minister of Education, Oby Ezekwesili, reposted several tweets against the subsidy removal by President Tinubu.

A twitter user reminded her of what she posted against the Buhari government, where she strongly recommended that the price of fuel should be left at the hand of market forces and price controls be removed.

Lalasticlala mynd44

yarimo:
PETER OBI and oby ezekwesili are unfortunate human beings

yarimo:
PETER OBI and oby ezekwesili are unfortunate human beings

Treasure17:


"Being raised right doesn't mean you don't, party, smoke or drink. Being raised right is how you treat people, your manners and respect.''

yarimo:
PETER OBI and oby ezekwesili are unfortunate human beings

Treasure17:


"Being raised right doesn't mean you don't, party, smoke or drink. Being raised right is how you treat people, your manners and respect.''

Treasure17:


"Being raised right doesn't mean you don't, party, smoke or drink. Being raised right is how you treat people, your manners and respect.''

flokii:
It's only in developed countries that the phrase "market forces" can be deemed fit because they have several market indices and tools to monitor and analyze changes in fuel price no matter how small which we lack in Nigeria.. Ask them for data now, you'll start hearing stories.

Moreover, the main idea behind "market forces" is to make prices competitive and become affordable for people to get products but reverse is the case with NNPCL in Nigeria.. their own market forces is to hike prices and kill Nigerians. How do they expect people earning below 50k monthly with families, some less than 30k monthly in some states to survive?
Wickedness of the highest order.

yarimo:
PETER OBI and oby ezekwesili are unfortunate human beings

yarimo:
PETER OBI and oby ezekwesili are unfortunate human beings

Urheadmaster:
You'll get hypertension because of Obi

flokii:
It's only in developed countries that the phrase "market forces" can be deemed fit because they have several market indices and tools to monitor and analyze changes in fuel price no matter how small which we lack in Nigeria.. Ask them for data now, you'll start hearing stories.

Moreover, the main idea behind "market forces" is to make prices competitive and become affordable for people to get products but reverse is the case with NNPCL in Nigeria.. their own market forces is to hike prices and kill Nigerians. How do they expect people earning below 50k monthly with families, some less than 30k monthly in some states to survive?
Wickedness of the highest order.

SalamRushdie:


This is what some of us warned about , Market forces is very dangerous in a country like Nigeria where nothing works so the price will only just be going up and never come down

BigIyanga:
But free market forces arent in control. NNPC, a govt entity is still an umpire. NNPC took our commonwealth and invested in Dangote Refinery. If free market forces were allowed, other business would be allowed to export crude and import refined products … and NNPC would be forced to share that $3bn it had invested only in Dangote amongst refinery builders as rebates/grants…
These mu x mu followers lack common sense

renderme:
The former minister of Education, Oby Ezekwesili, recently retweeted several tweets against the subsidy removal by President Tinubu.

A twitter user reminded her of what she posted in 2017 against the Buhari government, where she strongly recommended that the price of fuel be left at the hand of market forces and subsidy/price controls be removed.

Lalasticlala mynd44

flokii:
It's only in developed countries that the phrase "market forces" can be deemed fit because they have several market indices and tools to monitor and analyze changes in fuel price no matter how small which we lack in Nigeria.. Ask them for data now, you'll start hearing stories.

Moreover, the main idea behind "market forces" is to make prices competitive and become affordable for people to get products but reverse is the case with NNPCL in Nigeria.. their own market forces is to hike prices and kill Nigerians. How do they expect people earning below 50k monthly with families, some less than 30k monthly in some states to survive?
Wickedness of the highest order.

yarimo:
PETER OBI and oby ezekwesili are unfortunate human beings

nairalanda1:


If you were baking bread at N1000 and selling at N1300 a loaf, would you sell it , on government orders , at N200 so that you can help the poor?

I would like your honest answer to this question.

flokii:


Baking in this context would mean value addition or processing/refining activities if I'm correct.. In Nigeria, bulk of the PMS, AGO etc. used are being imported while our refineries lay closed and non-functional.

The problem is that noone knows exactly if what NNPCL and the other marketers quote about costs of importation, storage, distribution etc. are actual figures or inflates figures to make excess gain.

The cost of manufacturing or value addition in-country would have been a pointer to what prices of petroleum products should be not the nonsense importation going on in a country blessed with abundant oil and gas deposits.

Let me ask you.. where is the sense in Mele Kyari investing billions of dollars in Nigerian State money into a private owned company Dangote refinery when Port Harcourt and Warri refinery are there that needs to be revived?.. Is this the proper way to run a country of over 220 million people?