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Which is a fair price without subsidy. And that happens to be among the cheapest in the world. Considering we are just exiting the subsidy regime ......it's a fair price

Are we earning high wages and good salaries like 1st world developed country's? Assuming most Nigerians civil servants are earning 150k to 250k monthly salary and minimum wage is 100k, maybe we will be able to afford it & poor and average citizens won't find it hard to buy 35Litres fuel every 3days to 4days.

OP,dangote refinery is operating now but our situation is still the same. Nothing has changed

How far with all these news links you quoted months ago?

Which of the investments don drop?

Quintessence44:


As some are leaving, others are coming in, while some that have been here are increasing their investments:

Shell to invest $5 billion in Nigerian economy:

https://www.ogv.energy/news-item/shell-to-invest-5bn-into-nigeria-s-offshore-oil-production

Total Energies plans $6 billion investment in Nigerian oil and gas assets:

https://energy.economictimes.indiatimes.com/news/oil-and-gas/frances-total-eyes-6-bn-in-nigeria-investment/106117343

Chinese President Xi Jinping pledges a further $4 billion investment in Nigerian economy and power sector:

https://www.reuters.com/world/chinas-xi-jinping-commits-more-investments-nigeria-2023-10-19/

Indian firms to invest $14 billion in Nigeria:

https://www.wionews.com/business-economy/indian-firms-to-invest-14-billion-in-nigeria-report-633202

British International Investment Opens in Nigeria With $1 billion Pledge:

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2023-11-02/uk-s-bii-opens-in-nigeria-amid-plans-to-boost-africa-investment

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So you can either see the glass as half full or half empty.

I suggest the former.

As an economist

dangote refinery has started and things are getting messier

Should we still hold on to your postulation till December

Or

Concede that nigeria is a irredeemable, where things don't work