The leadership of the ECOWAS must be very careful.

They don't really know has the interest of Africa at heart.

All forms of peaceful dialogues must be used and exhausted before the use of force.

He did good with Opay.

Opay's services are arguably the best in the country right now.

They just need to work on their brand as some people are still scared that their money isn't safe.

Do you have prior knowledge of the spare parts business?

It is a trade that is learnt for at least 4 years. This is to enable you know the in and out of the business first before venturing into it.

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Firstus Commentus.

I dedicate this feat to His Excellency, the incoming president of Nigeria, Mr Peter Obi. Who will clean up the current toxic situation we face in Nigeria.

Back to the Topic:

Working in a toxic environment is stressful. Your mental health and wellbeing will be at stake. If you are not careful, your self esteem will be affected.

As long as you are in that toxic organization, you will have to find something that gives you joy in that job. It will always help to motivate you.

Like the OP said, "Stay long enough, leave early enough. Stay to play, leave to live".



Please get your PVC and Vote wisely. Vote Mr Peter Obi of the Labor party for President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria.

Love,

Angus.

Kobonaire234:
Here is the problem

1.NNPC is bringing in fuel above N510 and selling it at N148 to depot as at this month...that is no longer sustainable.

2.From the article above, some indepdendent depots are buying from major marketers...at high prices...which means that they have to sell at a loss to keep to NNPC price of N179

3.Diesel costs are impuigning on overall fuel costs.


At the end, subsidy has to go to bring an end to the crisis.

I know, Nigerians will suffer. I wish it was not so, and to all those who insult me about my support for fuel subsidy removal....I have heard, I have considered it, and God knows that if there was a way to keep petrol at even N20 per liter for the sake of the poor and needy, I would take it.

But we cannot import fuel at N500 AND ABOVE , and sell it at N179, and expect miracles.

Even if we refine at home, we cannot refine fuel below N200 per liter. Before transport self.


You can insult me, you can abuse me, you can call me names, but if you won't sell at a loss....you cannot expect the petrol industry to sell at a loss...because you will encourage them to do sharp practices...which is what is happening.

It is wishful economics to import fuel at N510 and sell it at N148 and pay subsidy, that would have been used to pay for refineries , new and old...to cover the losses...while the cost of production goes up

The DSS move was lipstick on a pig. Lipstick on a pig won't turn it into Miss World...it will still be a pig. At the end, people were not moving product out because they could not afford to do so at a loss. DSS should have stuck to security. Economics is not their forte.



Either we pay the market price of fuel at the pump...like they do elsewhere...or we pay it at the IMF HQ, with them dictating the terms.


GEJ, in a way, was right in 2012. As was NOI and SLS.

Good morning.

Exactly.

When GEJ wanted to do it, they thought he was wicked and didn't care about the people.

Subsidy removal was even used to campaign against him.

Now we are back to that discussion, at a time when the economy is bad and cost of living has risen.

How will the average Nigerian cope if the government take out subsidy.

okay

The corruption in these small parties is alarming.

APC and PDP are using money to penetrate excos of these small parties thereby planting moles who will eventually cause disunity amongst themselves and in the long run sabotage good efforts of dedicated and loyal members of these parties.

Thank God Labor party does not rely on such party structures. The people are the structures.

Unless you want to bribe all the youths in Nigeria, and that is not possible.

Those people working with the president are not very okay

Na wa o

Xeedee:


How much is this, i would need 3 for my kids and also, where in Lagos are u?

I am based in Lagos island (ikoyi)


Please do send me a message on that number for further enquiries(pictures, specifications etc) sir

OBJ tried in his own way sha

Where is your research/statistics to verify this write up?

I do t even know if I should commend them.

They should continue doing the right things (ESN)

Lolz

Let me hold my thoughts

Hmmn

This man too like paparazzi

etrouble:


Like the 2nd, 3rd and 4th Niger Bridges that Goatluck Jonaddaft promised you

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All talks no actions

This rail project is another avenue where money is being looted and cashed out

Good for him

What a silly statement to make. Coming from an army chief. SMH

Just 16 weeks ??