atilla:
Pls someone should lete know what is a freak off

Anither563:
The price is actually lower than the cost of importation so it may not justify importation.

Scamwatcher:
Kyari, playing smart as usual.
Meanwhile you have not answered a simple question, why would you and your cronies at NNPC still sell Dangote refined petrol higher than imported ones?

Lamasta:


It all boils down to the government nothing more nothing less....

When the economy and government is working those in power are praised and if its the other way round those in power takes the criticisms also

ceejay80s:

u are evil....so I should just go and die saraa there abi ?

Lamasta:


Oga you are shifting the goal post

JoshTim:


Blaming this present government for everything that we face today is an unforgivable sin. Government is a continum and the rot in the system today didn't start today or the last ten years but we can start a count from the democratic dispensation. If there wasn't a rot, there wouldn't be thoughts about removing subsidy because subsidy in itself is not bad.

Lamasta:


Who is making them to operate loss

bdon123:

Dangote fuel is still cheaper than import....dont forget import landing cost is 1100 then govt subsidize it to 700

Lamasta:


If our government make refineries work we will not be in this position where we will be shouting dangote today

morrisono111:
Dangote Refinery’s gantry price is $0.55/liter. At forex rate of N1,637/liter, a liter of pms becomes N898.

Just imagine forex rate at N500/$. This same pms will sell at N275/liter. At N800/$, it will be N440/liter.

Our problem is forex rate.

ceejay80s:
we must go into war
I am ready for war
I don't give a shit

HenryWilliams:


Werin concern forex with PMS refined locally?

Faradmax:
It should be x,y and z because the respective x can not be the same value when selling.

ALTERNATEID:


For transparency, Dangote should announce his price. It is that simple.

ALTERNATEID:


No marketer will do that. They need to know the price before making such huge financial commitment. No sensible business will place such order for a product that is controlled without knowing the price per liter.

ALTERNATEID:


Why?

ALTERNATEID:


Because they refuse to buy from him. It all has to do with the price. Nigerians should insist on transparency from both NNPC and Dangote. They should tell us the price from the refinery.

ALTERNATEID:


Can Dangote please come out to publicly tell us his price? For the past two weeks, NNPC told marketers to go and buy from Dangote and they refuse. Why did they refuse to buy from the refinery? What’s the price Dangote is offering them? We need all the information to be made public. Transparency is very important.

jaxxy:
U mean nnpc will sell to Nigerians at N766??

Solidex:
A subsidy of 200/L is not shouldn't be a big deal for the FG. The masses need this desperately to give them a sense of relief and hope, haveb suffered for months because of this fuel crisis.
Let us have this product at least below N700/L . It ll go a long way.

gigabyte13:
Is this a subtle way of saying
Good bye to our own refinery.....??
Game on.........