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10. Algeria: Algiers — 20p per litre
Algeria is one of the Africa's biggest oil producers turning out an average of 1.2 million barrels a day. This flood of oil has pushed down petrol prices in the country to 20p per litre, more than six times cheaper than the average pump price here in the UK.
The country's petrol supplies also played a vital role in the recent battle against Colonel Gaddafi in neighbouring Libya. With petrol production in the war-torn country running dry, rebel fighters relied on smuggled fuel from Algeria to power the final push against the corrupt dictator. Hurrah!

9. Oman: Muscat — 20p per litre
Oman's petrol prices also stand at just 20p per litre. Like Algeria, the Arabic state is drenched in oil, stepping up production in the last six months to 878,000 barrels every day.

8. Egypt: Cairo — 19p per litre
Egypt is something of a transport hub when it comes to petrol. The Suez Canal — a vital supply line running across the east of the country — carries an estimated one million barrels of oil from the Persian Gulf every day.
That's why at the peak of the country's revolution against former President Hosni Mubarak, oil prices began to climb, amid fears that the unrest would interfere with the Suez supply route.
But while this oil price rise pushes up petrol costs here in the UK, the rate petrol is sold at the pump over in Egypt remains relatively low, at just 19p per litre. But with the country's government still anything but stable, it's anyone guess as to how long costs will stay this cheap.


7. Qatar: Doha — 15p per litre
Prior to the discovery of oil in Qatar, the small Arab emirates' economy was mainly built on fishing and pearl hunting. Now the country's national petroleum supplier accounts for 70% of the government's revenue. Recent high oil prices have made per capita income in Qatar amongst the highest across the globe while petrol prices are the seventh lowest at just 15p per litre.


6. Kuwait: Kuwait City — 14p per litre
Kuwait is tenth largest oil producer in the world and its supply is thought to account for 10% of global reserves. But nevertheless, the government subsidises both public transport and petrol bringing prices down to just 14p per litre.


5. Bahrain: Manama — 13p per litre
Compared with its Middle-Eastern neighbours, Bahrain has fairly limited oil supplies. However 60% of the country's economy is still rooted in petroleum refining, which has grown strongly over the last ten years. The country is at fifth in the rankings with an average petrol price of just 13p per litre.


4. Turkmenistan: Ashgabat — 12p per litre
The UK government taxes petrol to the high-heaven, while in Turkmenistan they give it away — literally. Every driver in the Turkic state is entitled to 120 litres of petrol for free every month. If they exceed this, the pump price is only 12p per litre.


3. Libya: Tripoli — 9p per litre
As I mentioned earlier, petrol supplies in Libya have dried up recently owing to the closure of several oil plants in the midst of unrest in the country. But when pumping at its prime level, the country is the ninth largest oil producer with an average petrol price of just 9p per litre.


2. Saudi Arabia: Riyadh — 8p per litre
Saudi Arabia is the largest exporter of petroleum in the world. Domestically fuel prices sit at around 8p per litre. Yet only half of the population can take advantage of these low rates; as women in Saudi Arabia are banned from driving due to a religious fatwa (Islamic law) imposed by conservative Muslim clerics.


1. Venezuela: Caracas — 2/3p per litre
Yes, to get hold of the cheapest petrol in the world, you'll have to travel all the way to the South American country of Venezuela. Petrol is just 2-3p per litre in the socialist republic — that's around 54 times cheaper than prices here in the UK. So if you have a 70 litre fuel tank in your car, you could fill it up in Venezuela for around £1.50. While In Britain it would cost you a whopping £95.
Prices are kept low thanks to subsidies from the country's left-wing government.

A matter of context
Now, before you all start weeping at the prospect of 2p per litre petrol, it's worth remembering that these insanely low rates almost always come at some cost.
Take Venezuela. Yes, the country may have outrageously low petrol prices. But vast numbers of its residents live in poverty - the UN calculates 30% of the population live on less than $2 a day. As The Guardian's South America correspondent Rory Carroll points out, some analysts place the overall cost to economy of maintaining such low petrol prices (through subsidies and loss of taxation) at around £13bn. That's more than double the education and health budgets.
But this doesn't mean that the cost of petrol isn't unfairly high in this country, especially when you consider that the UK is actually amongst the top 20 oil producing countries in the world.
Your cheapest petrol
Where in the world — and the UK - have you found the cheapest petrol prices? Are you surprised the USA/NIGERIA Grin isn't featured in this list?


Let us know your thoughts


Source::http://uk.finance.yahoo.com/news/The-cheapest-petrol-world-yahoofinanceuk-978605645.html

It is an unfair world. I have never heard of two groups fighting be it libya or Nigeria and a supposedly neutral party like NATO focuses on bombing one group wihile the fighting between both groups continue. Sad wat people do for mineral resources.

It is an unfair world. I have never heard of two groups fighting be it libya or Nigeria and a supposedly neutral party like NATO focuses on bombing one group wihile the fighting between both groups continue. Sad wat people do for mineral resources.

Libyan rebels are the worst war criminals ever. They kill every Black Africans they come into contact with during their rampage of the country and call them mercenaries. African girls and women are known to be rap.ed by these rebels. Are they also mercenaries that they should be used as concubines?

So many Nigerians and other Black Africans unable to evacuate have really suffered torture and death at the hands of these Nato backed Rebels. We are waiting to see exactly wat good comes out of this White-man escapade for windfall mineral resources profit.

http://punchng.com/Articl.aspx?theartic=Art20110901132193

http://www.miamiherald.com/2011/09/07/2395392/african-women-say-rebels-violated.html#ixzz1XKRCI8Fl

Libyan rebels are the worst war criminals ever. They kill black africans they come into contact with during their rampage of the country and call them mercenaries.

So many Nigerians and other Black Africans unable to evacuate have really suffered torture and death at the hands of these Nato backed Rebels. We are waiting to see exactly wat good comes out of this White-man escapade for windfall mineral resources profit .

President Hugo Chavez is really not looking himself these dayz. To be a leader that looks after the interest of your people is no easy business!!

The term regime change is sinuous with the Administration of President George W Bush at the start of the 21st Century. After the invasion of Iraq under the false pretense of Weapons of Mass Destruction, it became clear to the world that regime change was the catalyst for the Iraq conflict after no traces of WMD was ever found. Iraq neighbor Iran has ever since leaved under the glaring threat of American invasion over an alleged Nuclear program me. It is no coincidence that both these golf Arab Countries are richly endowed with the mineral resources termed Black gold (Oil).

Today, we are living witness to a coordinated drive for regime change in the Middle east and North Africa termed Arab spring. This movement is internet based and coordinated via the world wide web using digital technologies like Blackberry, iPhone, face book and various other social networking site based in the west(America) to coordinate a movement for regime change. The question is why have countries like Bahrain and Yemen been ignored by the west while countries like Libya were given a higher priority. Libya is known to hold the largest oil and gas reserves in Africa with a very small population less than the Lagos state populous.

In Bahrain the UN, US, Britain and France turned a blind eye to the invasion of Bahrain a sovereign country by Saudi Arabia which goes against the fundamental principles for creation of the United Nation. Surely, if Iran ever needed prove of US invasion, this would be it because Bahrain is a Shir populated country under a minority Sunni leadership. Iran is the birth place of Shir Muslims whilst Saudi Arabia is the birth place of Islam and Sunni Muslims. America has only turned a blind eye to Saudi invasion of Bahrain in return for Saudi cooperation with Iran invasion and to maintan a divide in the Muslim world in other to maintain its authority over them.

America(The West) now has a clientele government imposition in Iraq, Saudi Arabia, Libya, Bahrain, Kuwait, Sudan in the oil rich south, etc. The drive next would be to consolidate Nigeria via removing the poor North from the equation and dealing mainly with the rich south. The North can no longer provide adequate support for the west to loot the oil wealth of the south and hence dispensable. Iran is on its last life line as its nuclear energy program me will provide the west an excuse to back an Israel lead invasion of Iran. Venezuela strong man President Hugo Chavez Hugo Chavez,to undergo a third round of chemotherapy to fight radiation poisoning. Venezuela is known to hold the world largest oil reserves above Russia, Saudi Arabia and whatever country u may think.http://english.aljazeera.net/news/americas/2011/08/201182861451293180.html

[quote author=Chyz* link=topic=745356.msg9014977#msg9014977 date=1314377860]Cut this "Al qaeda" nonsense out. Noone need to be linked to some "al quaeda" to bomb a place. There is no such al qaeda. It is all propaganda! "Al qaeda" is just a metaphor for "We are going to invade you're contry" by the western powers. This act is even against the claimed goal of boko haram which is to " make northern nigeria sharia compliant solely". How is bombing the UN building going to bring that. It doesn't add up. Why would "boko haram" bomb a place that they know will give the ok of foreign powers to invade their region and completely destroy their "fight for sharia law in the north"? I cant remember them asking for secession from nigeria so what business would they have with the UN?

You all dont be fools![/quote]Chyz well said. This is more dan meets the eye. It is important dat we don't forget that the west see war as a means to an end and are prepared to kill to get wat they want. After Sudan, Libya and Egypt, Nigeria was always going to be next becos of oil. Then Venezuela.

The strategy is simple. The west need to control global supply of oil against China and use it to slow or destablise Chinese growth.

nolongTing:
I think they have closed the Hausa service due to the recession

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[quote author=Chyz* link=topic=745356.msg9014256#msg9014256 date=1314372932]I wonder how the BBC was able to get the claim by "Boko Haram" even before the Nigerian media. And how did they know who exactly to call in BBC,lol. [/quote]The BBC for decades have been the invisible hand behind all major dramatic events in Nigeria ranging from the igbo riots and killings in the North to the coup and counter coup and civil war and ultimately Nigeria break up in 2015. They have specialist hausa speaking news network that they transmit to the Northerners through radio waves and news website in hausa etc.

[size=20pt]2015 Ngozi Okonjo Iweala for President. At present their are no contenders more qualified or with the international influence Nigeria needs to move from Developing to Sustained Development. [/size]

OAM4J darling, tank u ever so much for all your good work on dis site. They are much appreciated. Ermmm, u will have to give notice and beg us before we let u leave oooooo.

Mukina darling, u are a star. Thank u ever so much for your class act moderating. Guess your not called super mod for nothing. lol

OAM4J is their a consensus on dis site to deny me all request whether reasonable or not?

With regards to economy management, Senate President David Mark sent a strong message to the new ministers to brace up to the challenge of total transformation in all sectors of our economy in order to salvage the nation from the brinks. He emphasized in a press statement by Paul Mumeh, chief press secretary to the senate president that Nigeria is no longer a toddler whose first faltering steps must of a necessity be tolerated in life saying " we have come of age and we must hit the ground running". Nigeria is in a hurry to develop and therefore requires men and women of good conscience, competent, capable hands and patriots committed to the ideals of nationhood".

This believe is reminiscent of the deep seated desire to make a change that have been the driving force all through Senate President David Mark life of service dedicated to his beloved Country, Nigeria.

Again roll on the floor laughing my Bottom off. 

Some very funny talk!!

OAM4J:
Don't you think 2015 is still a long way? When we get closer to 2015 we will start recommending discussions on potential presidential candidates for the home page.

But your subtle campaigns for Iweala and Mark/Chime are ok as they are for now. We will remember your posts when the real campaigns starts by 2014.

lollz Ermm, 2012 is now round the corner don't think 2015 is as far as the mind would make out. ACN will be next on the list for review. I am generally trying to put back politics in the politics sections and stay away from the wars. Hope my efforts are rewarded.  lol

OAM4J can we get a general consensus on this topic from the front page. I hope dis request is granted. Thank you. https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-734874.0.html

THE Enugu State government is set to solidify the successful introduction of free maternal health care services in the state, with the establishment of a specialist hospital for mother and child health care services IN [PARTNERSHIP WITH UNICEF.

This establishment will sit alongside the University of Nigeria Teaching Hospital (UNTH), one of the foremost teaching hospitals in Nigeria, is located in Enugu. So also is the state-of-the-art Enugu State Univeristy Teaching Hospital and College of Medicine at Parklane, GRA, Enugu.

In addition to numerous private hospitals and clinics in the State, there are seven (7) District Hospitals at Enugu Urban, Udi, Agbani, Awgu, Ikem, Enugu-Ezike, and Nsukka and at least one health center or cottage hospital in every one of the seventeen (17) Local Government Areas and thirty nine (39) Development Centres in the State.

Gov Chime Sulivan commitment to commercial farming cannot be overemphasized in all ramification. He has devoted a substantial fund to totally transforming the agriculture sector via mechanization of farming methods.

^^Stick to Nollywood and leave politics to matured and visionary thinkers.  A sick twisted perverted yoruba directorship and production.