Zxcvbnmghtr:


Why not ask Trump why the walls he said he would erect around the boarders of the United States of America is nothing to write home about.

Geminiivory

wittywriter:
Lolz
Why must they announce without starting?



No evidence!


Wittyness

Dreamhighnow:


Why are u comparing Nigeria projects with US project. I live in the US. Many projects are running concurrently without failing. The wall project was a political project and people from the left wing worked against it

phemmyfour:
yinmu, they are all the same. All Promises Cancelled.

Government that cannot fulfil its promises on pallatives after removing subsidy cannot fix a refinery

MadamExcellency:


Stop speaking for FG. It doesn't look good on you. A serial liar can not be used as a witness in court because they lack credibility. FG has been lying to the people since time immemorial.

ogene70:


The biggest good news is that it will reduce the pressure on Fx demand thereby strengthening our Naira .

Also the manufacturers can have better access to Fx to import raw materials to run their factories and this will in turn create more jobs and also increase our GDP.

Additionally , the supply chain sector will experience significant boom as a result of increased manufacturing activities.

There are many positive effects this can have on the economy generally if properly and sincerely pursued.

May God help Nigeria.

nairalanda1:
It doesn't mean fuel would be cheap

Because there is no subsidy anymore, the NNPC would have to search for money for repairs and maintenance of the refineries. And at the end of the day, all that costs money, and all that would be added to the cost paid by end consumers.

The potential good news is that the refineries would work this time. No subsidy, no free money. Anyone doing sabotage is affecting NNPC's ability to make profits, and by extension, their salaries. Also, it would be cheaper to buy in Nigeria...than it would be importing from abroad with scarce forex.

But fuel would, as the experts say, cost just N70 less than the current price. It won't suddenly drop to N200 or below


P.S


Anyone quoting me to abuse me and call me names would be reported to the moderators immediately. You can disagree with me, but calling me names and being rude would get you reported.

If you want subsidy back, don't abuse those of us who support subsidy removal...call your senator.

(And anyway, something that I have backed for eleven years, even when Tinubu was supporting subsides...I was opposed. And I remain opposed to subsides).

You can disagree without being abusive. Thank you.

tollyboy5:

Guy rest until you see refinery. Na lamba we dey like chop 4 dis con3, shey lamba no dey belleful you?

Okoroawusa:

Na FG get Dangote Refinery?

Bobloco:


https://www.vanguardngr.com/2023/08/port-harcourt-refinery-to-be-completed-december-says-fg/amp/

nairalanda1:
It doesn't mean fuel would be cheap

Because there is no subsidy anymore, the NNPC would have to search for money for repairs and maintenance of the refineries. And at the end of the day, all that costs money, and all that would be added to the cost paid by end consumers.

The potential good news is that the refineries would work this time. No subsidy, no free money. Anyone doing sabotage is affecting NNPC's ability to make profits, and by extension, their salaries. Also, it would be cheaper to buy in Nigeria...than it would be importing from abroad with scarce forex.

But fuel would, as the experts say, cost just N70 less than the current price. It won't suddenly drop to N200 or below


P.S


Anyone quoting me to abuse me and call me names would be reported to the moderators immediately. You can disagree with me, but calling me names and being rude would get you reported.

If you want subsidy back, don't abuse those of us who support subsidy removal...call your senator.

(And anyway, something that I have backed for eleven years, even when Tinubu was supporting subsides...I was opposed. And I remain opposed to subsides).

You can disagree without being abusive. Thank you.

Zxcvbnmghtr:


I also travel to the U.S for business but I don't spend more than 4 months anytime I travel there. You can't tell me anything.

Ofunaofu:


No be so dem tell us say Dangote refinery will commence operation in July, August don dey finish we never even see a drop of fuel coming out from Dangote refinery

BreconHills:


How many of your own personal life projects have arrived on schedule and at scale? Does your road or estate association deliver projects on time? Do you deliver on your promises? When you live in a country full of contradictions it is hard to get things to work on time. I am sorry to say attitudes like yours that include criticising a government when it was one month into tenure are part of the contradictions of our society - wanting the best but doing nothing to make it happen.

zionstaar75:
u get sense, you're not like these yeebos who wish Nigeria to become biafra hellhole

nairalanda1:


Legal modular refineries are in varied stages of construction

If you mean illegal refineries that steal crude (thereby cheating you and me out of money , not just government and the drillers, who , it must be mentioned, employ hundreds of thousands of Nigerians that need to be paid)...and produce fuel that is just a step above the bad fuel we import...and is still awful , and also further damage the environment (remember that Port Harcourt has a air pollution issue because of these people)....sorry, but it is better we wait for legit refineries.

nairalanda1:


The thing is, a lot of people want fuel to be cheap, and that means, in essence, they are angry that it isn't.

I disagree with them, but I also recognise that selling fuel at its proper price does cause problems for everyone's pocket. Still, it was costing a lot.

If we had kept subsidy, by now, the government would have had to take money from elsehwere in the budget to pay for rising subsidy costs several times. And the resulting hole in the budget would be replaced by more loans.

We have been doing this for years, and one does not need to support tinubu, gej, Buhari or Obi or ateeku, or anyone to realize that we can't keep doing this any more.

Fugazy2023:


Wait till then before criticising

nairalanda1:
It doesn't mean fuel would be cheap

Because there is no subsidy anymore, the NNPC would have to search for money for repairs and maintenance of the refineries. And at the end of the day, all that costs money, and all that would be added to the cost paid by end consumers.

The potential good news is that the refineries would work this time. No subsidy, no free money. Anyone doing sabotage is affecting NNPC's ability to make profits, and by extension, their salaries. Also, it would be cheaper to buy in Nigeria...than it would be importing from abroad with scarce forex.

But fuel would, as the experts say, cost just N70 less than the current price. It won't suddenly drop to N200 or below


P.S


Anyone quoting me to abuse me and call me names would be reported to the moderators immediately. You can disagree with me, but calling me names and being rude would get you reported.

If you want subsidy back, don't abuse those of us who support subsidy removal...call your senator.

(And anyway, something that I have backed for eleven years, even when Tinubu was supporting subsides...I was opposed. And I remain opposed to subsides).

You can disagree without being abusive. Thank you.

Okoroawusa:

Na FG get Dangote Refinery?

Ofunaofu:


No be so dem tell us say Dangote refinery will commence operation in July, August don dey finish we never even see a drop of fuel coming out from Dangote refinery