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The Glo situation is a national concern. Mike can start by eschewing unethical practices (eg. Deducting borrowed credit balance to settle airtime borrowings He should as a matter of urgency improve network infrastructure He doesn't have to own the company 100%. Even Dangote and MTN are listed on NSE. Government should intervene in form of Dangote refinery protection even if it is inform of subsidy of tax waivers. |
Criminals are still looking for validation! What is inaccurate about Kemi's assessment of Nigerian situation? What about Nigeria should any right minded individual encourage?. Killer/ Extortionist Police and Armed forces? Worst Electoral umpire in the world?. Most corrupt Government that have become richest political class leading the poorest people on the face of the earth? If/ When UK Police was ever like that, they were condemned. It's now not a license for Nigerian Police to perpetuate in depravity. Would it not be absurd for such a victim of a Police Force to project them glowingly so that they can continue in their ways. UK is not Nigeria where they call spades farm implement. We non- political class are proud of her. |
LordBiden:It's complicated. Where he sits, his level of activity, where does he go at break times for instance? Does he join his ex- colleagues to pray behind the altar, does he go into his vehicle or does he just sit behind the auditorium? Would he be afforded concentration to worship by the distraction of his presence? My personal perspective: You can be retired from a ministry but not the calling of God. At that point your steps are exclusively ordered by your new Master, Jesus. The decision to attend Shiloh at that point is the consideration of Jesus' new assignment, not the retired one. In all only Abioye would know the countenance of the top echelon of Winners Ministry about attending this year's Shiloh, Only him too would know God's direction about it. |
oluseyiforjesus:It's an evolution, it takes thousands of years. There was a time humans were not erect, other times humans were very hairy. |
oluseyiforjesus:It's an evolution, it takes thousands of years. |
CodeTemplar:Brilliant |
PHIPEX:Professionalism is not Entrepreneurship. I might be a subject matter expert in Banking. I'm sure you saw public lectures handed to Dangote to expose his naivety about oil business before Tinubu came to his rescue. What's the big deal about send forth for Bank MD? How many Banks have you seen such commotion in the last 10 years over send forth How many Bank Chairmen waded into Marketers/ Dangote feud. What's the level of confidence hundreds of Marketers- customers would have in First Bank after Otedola's unfortunate comments. What's the effect of these endless negativity on price of First Bank stocks every random investor holds How many Chairmen do you hear in the news like newscasters every week? Can he just keep quiet. |
Tenisam:Illiteracy! Do you know what they call professionalism? Billionaires buy companies everyday and lose it following day for dabbling into areas they lack expertise. Experts would warn but Billionaires can decide to rock the boat with all other investors and depositors money before they realize the gulf between the expertise of the fired and the firer. The problem with Otedola is attention- bad for market confidence or stability. |
Mr. Otedola! Bank Business no be Social influencer business. Na him be first to comment on everything: Amount spent on hiring private jets, FX policies Downstream vs Dangote Now employees send forth for their 9 years MD. Forgetting the Bank has interests on both divides and to protect his interest as a core investor he suppose dey learn SHOOSH! Too flippant for the position |
Failure of the state. Government for the Rich, Monopolist and Cronies Government against the masses. "Let Nigerians go and buy fuel at N1,000 or CNG at N200. Government for Dangote, Hi-Tech, Oando against the people. |
Hand of Ohaneze Rivers, Voice of Ameachi. When it's South South turn, he'll claim Rivers, When it's South East turn, he'll claim Ohaneze. I would be waiting to see his joker as a Northerner for 2027. |
chidiokay:See illiteracy! |
chidiokay:You see I have left you alone, you are the one determined to embarrass yourself. Interprete your 1st paragraph in English. I would not go through the stress of teaching you Free Trade Zone dynamics for free. You don't seem teachable. Your 2nd Paragraph, Is it "layman" you called "lame man"? Your teachers should be rounded up for prosecution. With your level of education, it appears I'm asking too much from you. Lame man! And you said I can't string a sentence in English yet you did this to yourself. |
sulaak:Where do I start from? Dirty Fuel: You're still speaking Dangote's language. I had argued too far before I realised you are probably barely a literate. I agree with you if you don't agree with me. My only advice is that you research topics before joining conversations. It wouldn't have cost you much to Google meaning of- Free Trade Zone, Deregulation, Variants of Crude. It would help inform contribution. Thanks for your time. |
sulaak:Consumer/ Deregulated Market is not overly concerned about the source, 4 Refineries or Dangote Refinery. All the Market is interested about is who can supply cheapest compliant product. If 4 Refineries and Dangote end up producing at a cost higher than imported products, the Refineries would either have to seek more concessions in waiver, duties or tariffs to beat Importation or find an export market for their products. Why should life/ business and wellbeing of poorest 200,000,000 people on the face of the earth be strained beyond limit to promote profit objectives of a Capitalist. When you don't even know the meaning of Free Trade Zone, calling me Mumu for your own ignorance. |
chidiokay:You are arguing beyond your intellectual capacity. Masking your ignorance with insults. Free Trade Zone are not under Nigerian law except on trade terms with Nigeria. Both Dangote refinery and Marketers allowed by PIA are suppliers of petroleum products that's why they are competing to sell to Nigerians. Whether by fixing refineries or by importation, Deregulation implies a market of multiple sellers and buyers where there is choice based on price. Nigerians are not as gullible as you think. An average Nigerian is way smarter than you. Monopoly actually is a simple English word- Dangote sole supply. No Marketer needs to explain what Monopoly is to Nigerians. Dangote a novice can only speak of his own cost, even though he confessed his price is being driven by international price not cost (another novice talk). Price in a deregulation is where Demand meets supply- Let all sellers give their quotes, the Market price is the one that gets demand. And Price would generally gravitate towards the Quotee that gets Demand. If you understand the ills of Monopoly you would not suggest that Dangote should be sole supplier till another refinery starts operation. In a Monopoly where there is no option the objective of the Monopolist is to maximize Price/ Profit. The poorest country of the world would have to cope with inflation, starvation, collapse of SME and Commerce who all depend on PMS till another refinery is built. Please seek education, you can't make up for a lacking intellect with ridiculous submissions. I recommend you spend some time on UDEMY rather than Nairaland. It would help you, trust me. |
chidiokay:PIA- Dangote operates in Free Trade Zone Area for independence reason. He is not a local refinery and not entitled to the dictates. Dangote for the upteenth time cannot label a product of a competitor as substandard. He didn't test those products, he has no authority to and it is just deliberately misleading to label competitors product substandard. All agencies and inspectors certified this product compliant, except you show a contrary Authority to the contrary stop the rhetorics already. Stop it. Same PIA stipulates NNPC (Government Arm) would not have beyond 30% supply share, to avoid monopoly. The Deregulation never envisaged Dangote's dream of a monopoly. To further illustrate the devilish extent a monopolist can resort, you should reach his allegation against Pinnacle oil. A multinational Dangote had facilitated their establishment beside their refinery only to turn around to accuse them of intent to blend fake products all because Dangote saw they were not solely buying from him. It's a bad dream to think of being the only seller of petrol in Nigeria. Dangote has been given all the leverage he needs to price competitors out of Market but Profit ambition would not allow him tolerate competition. Except you're not an industry watcher, all these tendencies didn't catch anyone by surprise. Dangote's war with Marketers had started in 2021 when he sponsored a bill to ban Importation of fuel by entities who don't own refineries. It scaled first reading, a lot of underhand exchanges happened to ensure the bill was thrown out. Dangote just can't thrive in a fair competition. |
chidiokay:You don't need much education to know NUDPRC, the regulator is the only body that can grade a product substandard. Stop echoing a Monopolist' sentiments. Dangote has gone to President, NASS, Court to compel NNPC, NMDPRA and Major marketers to buy from Him because he still has 500 million litres unpatrinized. So it's clearly, CLEARLY not about substandard quality but Monopolistic intent Re-orienting Dangote is a community project- That his role in a Deregulated Market is not to grade products of his competitors, fix their prices or legislate compulsory patronage. All he has to is to make his own product competitive. |
Refiners Association AKA Dangote Refinery would have to stick to their roles as individual sellers and Allow the regulators play their role as well as afford the other sellers the peace to compete. Very fundamental to deregulation is- All sellers are looking for highest prices while we buyers are looking for lowest price. Until IPMAN boycotted Dangote he refused to reduce price, calling competition substandard, saying he benchmarks International price rather than his cost of production. Like Cement, PMS would reach ₦5,000 and Camels would ply 3rd Mainland bridge if we allow a Dangote monopoly. |
State capture: INEC, OANDO, DANGOTE, NASS, JUDICIARY. Best example: Edo election. |
Cantonese:Alaafin is Royalty, Ooni is not Ooni's father served Alaafin's family in a priest capacity. 1st Alaafin inherited the land from Oduduwa, the progenitor, of course Ooni a servant didn't inherit Oduduwa but was appointed after grandchildren left to found their own kingdoms. (God forbid servant inherit property of his master and be Lord over crown prince). An Alaafin, Sango in particular returned to Ife and sacked Ooni. He reigned as both Alaafin and king of Ife together. During Oyo empire, Alaafin reigned, collected taxes from Ife. That figure Alaafin you see there has never served any authority. A royal from birth to date. "Oyo o seru Baba enikan" The same way Queen colonized countries, imposed taxes, language, English Bible is the same way Alaafin colonized the land from Kogi through Southwest to Benin Republic where he still has kings and kingdoms who visited Adeyemi in his year of death. You should Google the case esugbayi vs Lagos when the White Chief Justice at the time said she needed an authority in Nigeria to decide on the matter. Both parties led the Chief Justice to Alaafin's palace. |
nonxo007:Alaafin is Royalty, Ooni is not Ooni's father served Alaafin's family in a priest capacity. 1st Alaafin inherited the land from Oduduwa, the progenitor, of course Ooni a servant didn't inherit Oduduwa by was appointed after grandchildren left to found their own kingdoms. An Alaafin, Sango in particular returned to Ife and sacked Ooni. He reigned as both Alaafin and king of Ife together. During Oyo empire, Alaafin reigned, collected taxes from Ife. That figure Alaafin you see there has never served any authority. A royal from birth to date. "Oyo o seru Baba enikan" The same way Queen colonized countries, imposed taxes, language, English Bible is the same way Alaafin colonized the land from Kogi through Southwest to Benin Republic where he still has kings and kingdoms who visited Adeyemi in his year of death. You should Google the case esugbayi vs Lagos when the White Chief Justice at the time said she needed an authority in Nigeria to decide on the matter. Both parties led the Chief Justice to Alaafin's palace. |
goslowgoslow:Alaafin is above all kings in the West and Majority of kingdoms in the South all the way to Cotonou. Having colonized and ruled over them in the Oyo empire where he imposed his dialect upon the territory ( the Yoruba spoken across the entire Southwest is Oyo dialect), imposed taxes, Yoruba Bible is written in Oyo. Alaafin was the government pre- colonial era. |
The Yoruba king's are ranked- 1. Alaafin of Oyo 2. Ooni of Ife 3. Awujale of Ijebu land 4. Alake of Egba 5. Olubadan of Ibadan |
God bless NNPC. "You cannot legislate patronage under Deregulation. Local refiners must compete with pricing and value |
It's actually more complex than that my Daddy. There was a Regulated regime where prices were fixed and subsidized to ensure affordability. Now in a Deregulated regime, prices are supposed to be determined by market forces, where demand is chasing cheapest price and Supply is chasing highest price. If there's no alternative for consumers to choose from Dangote would maximize profit at the expense of the populace. Imagine him saying I am benchmarking International Price rather than Cost to fix my own price. Dangote actually has all the leverage to sell at N600 but wouldn't do so unless forced by competition. |
NastiLord:You have hit the nail on the head by calling shovel its name. 1.Dangote is the Refiners Association 2. The unthinkable situation is allowed only because our president is both a reputed rogue and a vested member of the cabal- Oando 3. His removal might be the only respite of the poor. Looking at the present National Assembly & INEC, we'd rather cry to God who removed Abacha and Nebuchadnezzar. |
Refiners oppose ease of the masses suffering? Are refiners the Regulators? Are they opposing Deregulation? |
To imagine that the only beneficiaries of the myriad of calamities facing the whole nation are owners of 1. Hitech, construction company in charge of Calabar Highway and 2. Dangote refinery. All for Flex and cronies. |
ednut1:Let's redirect it to Tinubu and pardon the repentant sinners for the avoidable mistake. |
EKONGKING:Statistics without source! Like Dangote that opens his mouth to churn out false data about how cheaper Nigerian fuel is than Saudi, or how any fuel cheaper than that of his refinery is fake. |
Emzedz:Fuel Dangote's father has used before he was born. Fuel that has never spoilt our vehicles or generators since we were born. Google what he said about other salt brands when he rolled out his brand. He said other salts are not iodized and not fit for consumption and I sighed. |