Yagier:
as you believe in your heart so shall it be nothing good will ever come out of your life…
You will die in shame!!!!
Once things turn around your life shall turn for the worst cos you are nothing but the worst of us for having this kind of thinking.
Don’t worry,that bad thing and bad news you wish to hear shall take root in your family and not Nigeria 🇳🇬

Take am easy na.

Good step but the main focus should be how to increase the volume of its production to be able to cater for our domestic needs comfortably and still accomodate some volume for export to generate more FX. But I support the step that domestic consumption must initially be wholly satisfied before we embark on exportation.

Thursday is 22 not 23....the date is wrong ..am smelling something. 😂

Yagier:
My father is a useless idiot and my mother is a shameless prostitute

You're correct. Very apt

kingtinnie:
Did you really just say the us has good public health ?, good security??, water ?

The US has good public infrastructure, healthcare and water...that is why Nigerians go there for medical care.

politicoNG:


https://thenationonlineng.net/just-in-fg-stops-export-of-cooking-gas-to-reduce-price/amp/

Good decision

COMPAQ:



Ok, I guess you are happy to pay N15k for a 12.5kg cylinder?

LPG doesn't earn us much. Why not forgo it for 6-12months for prices to crash to say N7k, so that Nigerians have disposable income in their pockets, while we build additional gas capacity from the commercialization of gas flare sites and then LPG exports can resume.

Why is it so easy for government to deceive people like you, which cooking gas is Nigeria exporting? Are you not aware that majority of the cooking gas used in Nigeria are imported? Are not also aware that Nigerians are suffering from scarcity of purchasing power due to naira devaluation leading high prices and not scarcity of cooking gas?

Krigbe:
Please I stand to be corrected, commodities are not scares but there is no money to purchase them. Even if you no export the LPG is there money to buy in nigeria

I partially agreed with you, commodities are not scare neither is naira scare but naira is suffering from the scarcity of purchasing power which results in higher prices.