Na only God go punish all African leaders especially those with black skin!!

Another useless APC supporters

hifocus:


May you and your family not benefit from Asiwaju's adminstration. AMEN.

Somebody should save this
The next APC government of tinubu will be a complete failure! When buhari made the 98% and 5% statement I said it that this man wil be a failure but many APC supporters came after me, tinubu will also be a failure with the way his spokesperson are going if they are not called to order
A government will achieve nothing if the masses are divided but APC as a government has failed to understand this!! All you tinubu supporters hope you aware that collectively the opposition got more vote!!
The so called useless spokespersons needs to be called to order

But you are free to work for APC while in PDP! Mad people
Na ogun go kill una

Where is the useless Dino, Reno and PDP

Don't expect anything justice from the Supreme Court

And some fools believe this Supreme Court can give them justice! Nigerians wake up

If Peter Obi can't win it atiku should take it!!
We say no to Muslim-Muslims tickets

May God bless you for taking a stand!! This is what your so called daddy Go's and god of men could not do,tomorrow they will start preaching about body of christ.!! Body of christ my foot
God bless all the genuine sarvent of the Almighty God that took a stand!!

The most difficult business for Nigerians is minding their own business why?

GratefulSoul27:


Okay let's agree it's a consensual sex, why is apostle not accepting that it happened and apologize to his members and move on



Do you know thousands of people following that man?

Lol
Apologize to his members for what mbok?!
His life his business if you allow religious leaders to scam you that's your problem

The only thing they teach in Nigeria police academy is how to drink, smoke and kill innocent citizens

Nigerians needs to punish APC for picking tinubu over @yemiosinbajo

This is highly commendable. 2023 will definitely reshape the political landscape of this nation

It will end in premium tears

Please where is British port authority office in Nigeria located?! Some of you reason from your anus!!

happiness32:
This warehouse economist of a man don come again.
Is it bad for the NPA to have an office in London? The biggest city in the world? What if that’s a way of generating revenue for the NPA to become self reliant at the London office?
How will any sane president not want his country to have an efficient ports office in one of the biggest cities in the world.
Now I agree with Tinubu, Obi is just a warehouse economist and trader who couldn’t transform Anambra but wants to transform Nigeria. Bala bulu economics

This fool thinks atiku will win the next presidential election

Obi should focus his efforts on rural voters

This can only happen in Africa and to an African

At Peter Obi needs to take his messages directly to the grassroot!!

If the governor f Enugu and abia states can not convince wike and makinde to support Obi then they are big fools, because is obvious ortom is rooting for Obi

2023 will retire so many politicians

AnyEvery just to trend on social media

Merry Christmas to you darling, don't mind hypocrite and haters calling you home breaker!!!
Your husband saw you, liked you & approached you. If anyone must be crucified it shouldn't be you but your husband!! Your child deserves a father it is not in your place to school a man on morals

This is absolutely wrong wike should allow atiku and every other candidate campaign freely...

If wike supports tinubu over @PeterObi and the governor of Enugu and abia win their election to the senate then the igbos are stupid!!!

You are getting it wrong
Energy security is a matter of national security petrol, diesel, and Co is a matter of national security!!
Petrol is not like bread and should not be left in the hands of an individual or individuals to determine the pricing,,
Energy securities is like DSS


You said affordability is non-issue! Honestly you need to read & do proper research, forget what our politicians are saying



Are you aware that because of Ukraine and Russia war the price of petroleum product and electricity in uk went up,the uk government brought out 10 billion pounds as subsidy or bail out to bring the price down..

And here we are in Africa buying into the cramp our leaders are saying that affordability is not a problem

Anyway reflect on all I have said and do your proper research, please don't use Ghana, Niger and Co when doing your research use serious nation

Petrol is not like bread
Remain bless

Kobonaire234:




Ah, so we come to the real issue.

In response, I am going to ask you a question

If you were baking bread at N1000 a loaf, would you agree for government to force you to sell that same loaf at the price of N200 to help the poor?

How would you fund worker salaries, maintenance, even your own earnings, and pay taxes, and so forth?

Answer that, and you would see why affordability is really a non-issue.

Things, sadly, cost money to make.


(Refining fuel at home would, according to one other Nairalander elsewhere, mean that fuel would have to be sold above N230. )

Dear Nigeria youth this are thesame set of people that will tell you,
YOUTH ARE THE FUTURE OF TOMORROW!!
Nigeria youth shine your eye this people don't care about anybody other than their family and selfish ambition

I agree with you but I want you to understand that the issue of fuel scarcity has to do with availability and affordability.
Removing the subsidy will only address the issue of availability but that won't address the issue of affordability...
Niger, Ghana and Co is not a perfect example to sight when it come to this debate .
The perfect example is diesel (DPK)
Subsidy is not paid on deisel in Nigeria, because subsidy is not paid on diesel you can hardly hear of diesel scarcity (availability issues has been slove) but many businesses and companies have closed down because of the high price of dpk!!!! (affordability issue has not been slove) if you own a business that requires diesel to function then you will agree that availability of the product is as important at the affordability

The government needs to own its own refiniary and operate the infiniary as a business that way the government can slove the problem of availability of the product and also make it affordable for its citizens.

From uae to Saudi to Oman to Russia and even our brothers in Libya petroleum product is very cheap because their national energy sectors equivalent of our nnpc are state own and properly run

Removal of subsidy on its own won't slove the entire problem

NNPC needs to own and operate more refinnary, that way government can decide to forego its profit to make the product affordable for Nigerians

Kobonaire234:


1.Here is how subsidy works in brief.

Assuming it costs the petroleum sector something like N500 to produce and transport fuel to end user, meaning the price at the pump should be above N500, government then comes in and tells the sector to sell fuel at say N180 to end user.

This means that the sector loses N320 per liter of fuel sold. Government pays that difference in the form of something called a subsidy.

The problem with subsidy is that the cost of refining and transporting fuel rises ....due to a number of factors (refinery improvements, maintenance, upgrandes, transport costs0) ....so eventually the N320 per liter paid as subsidy would be insufficent.


We have been doing this for years...which means NNPC has not made a profit....and as a result all our refineries are in a mess, and unless your name is Dangote, no one would invest in or build new refineries...because they would lose money in the process. Even Dangote is at risk of the same.


If subsidy goes....

1.Govenrment would no longer be dashing free money to the petrol secotr.

2.The sector would make enough money to pay for transport, and refining of fuel in Nigeria.

3.Scarcity would end


Countries like Niger, Ghana that don't have subsides....have no fuel scarcity (and they are crude oil producers too).




The short version to understanding subsidy is: Would you bake bread at a cost of N1000 a loaf, and sell that same bread at N300 a loaf to help the poor? And the government pays you N300 a loaf as 'bread subsidy'? How would your business function...expecially since government has forbidden you to raise your prices?

For 11yers from 2012-2023 Nigeria and its leader has learnt absolutely nothing.
fuel scarcity is actually an issue of national security but our leaders are not seeing it in that light. Every government officials believe that if subsidy is removed the problem of fuel scarcity will eventually end but this is a big fallacy.
Currently in major cities across Nigeria where you see queue in filling Station they are fuel in those city but the problem is affordability, despite the queues you can still get fuel from the black market but it is so expensive that many people prefer to spend hours on the queue
Removing subsidy won't slove the problem of feul scarcity, removal of scarcity will only make the product available just like the black market, even the so called dangote refinnary will only slove the problem of availability...
To slove the problem of fuel scarcity across the nation the government must own and operate its own refinnary or buy a major stake in private refinnary, that way government can slove the problem of scarcity

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.

Mr integrity wants to borrow his own fair well package

When those from the south east say they are marginalized some people are quick to ask how!! If the federal government wish to toll the second Niger bridge then all other federal roads or bridges Accross the country should be tolled!!!
You can't build a country with double standards