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We will wait for a pull back and enter at #400. That stock is overpriced! |
My neighbor comes to mind reading that number #4 |
They're just bamboozling common Nigerians with English 'Tracey-Cook said this pattern points to possible differences between local and international pricing structures' Simply put, it's more expensive in Nigeria than what is sold to other countries. The other day, one of Dangote's spokesperson said his petrol is more expensive because of its grade. How do we even ascertain what grade he's selling to the Nigeria market? ![]() Gotocourt: |
Nigerian fuel marketers are importing refined products from the Dangote Refinery through a ship-to-ship trading hub in Lome, Togo. This is happening even though the refinery can now supply the local market directly. S&P Global Energy analyst Matthew Tracey-Cook disclosed this during a webinar organised by the Major Energies Marketers Association of Nigeria (MEMAN). He said the trend shows the refinery's growing role in regional fuel trade. Between March and May 2026, between 70 and 80 percent of fuel imported into Nigeria by sea came from the Dangote Refinery. The products move from Dangote's coastal facilities to Lome and then back into Nigeria. Tracey-Cook said this pattern points to possible differences between local and international pricing structures. He added that Dangote is also expanding globally, supplying fuel to the United Kingdom, the Netherlands, and South Africa. https://abokiforex.app/show-news?1715252-dangote-fuel-returns-nigeria-togo-marketers-ramp-imports |
It's been quite a while since I drove long distance, so I have never had issues with my papers, I just greet and pass at police check points. This time around, I needed to drive from Ibadan to Port Harcourt, all checks completed on my car and I set out on my trip. As usual , I passed through couple of check points just the usual greet-and-pass, until I got to a checkpoint on Ijebu-Ode/ Ore express where I was stopped. And right was an angel in police uniform. After checking all my papers, he discovered that during my last renewal, my e-CMR was not renewed. Instead of the usual scenarios where police officers take advantage of people, he took me through the process in less than five minutes and I got my e-CMR. From what I gathered, it wasn't his first time, he had done for others before me. Being a Sunday trip, I couldn't get a business center to print the e-CMR, which turned the 8-9hrs journey into a 14hrs journey. Every single checkpoint wanted money because 'they have been told not to check people's phones again', the typical Nigerian police looking for every loophole to extort Nigerians. The Angel Police officer's name is Joshua. Abeg anyone wey dey pass Ijebu-Ode/ Ore, help me hail Officer Joshua! We need more of his likes in the NPF. When I become president, I don't care what his rank would be by then, I already have an IGP! |
Perhaps house rent in Abia is ridiculously lower than other states. |
Somebody should help us find out if Morroco is free tonight, make we settle the matter quickly! robosky02: |
In a surprising move just in time for the festive season, the United States Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has rolled out a limited-time incentive aimed at encouraging undocumented migrants to pack their bags and head home. If you've ever thought about self-deporting, now might be the time to strike a deal with Uncle Sam. Starting now and running through the end of the year, undocumented migrants who sign up to leave via the CBP Home app will pocket a cool $3,000 stipend and, wait for it, a complimentary flight back to their home country. It seems the holiday spirit has taken an unexpected turn! Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem, never one to shy away from a bold statement, highlighted this initiative in a recent press briefing. "Since January 2025, around 1.9 million undocumented migrants have voluntarily chosen to leave the U.S. and tens of thousands have used our CBP Home program. As we approach Christmas, the stakes are even higher!" That’s right, folks. The U.S. taxpayer is feeling extra generous, tripling the exit bonus for those who decide to self-deport. Noem went on to stress that this is a unique chance for undocumented individuals: “Take advantage of this gift and self-deport. If you don’t, we will find you, we will arrest you, and you may never return,” she warned. https://abokiforex.app/show-news?us-offers-undocumented-migrants-3-000-for-voluntary-deportation-punch |
Why not try disconnecting one of the terminals every night and reconnect in the morning to check what the issue is. Maybe your boot light or one of the inner lights doesn't go off. moscobabs: |
Lgbtq+ just like Sharia law started like they weren't forcing anyone, but right now, they've incorporated it into some schools' curriculum in the UK. If we allow Sharia law stand, they'll definitely shove it down everyone's throat in the future. Lgbtq+ and Sharia law are offsprings of aggression. |
Keme4Real: |
If not for the hunger in Nigeria, our brothers would have done the same. No be person wey chop belefu dey protest... God1000: |
On top 70k minimum wage? All Tinubu knows to do is just look for money making ventures abroad and come replicate without sensibly evaluating the feasibility and implications. What's the economy of those countries running the system like? He should start from Oragbiji, extend the entire Osun state then the entire country will know that 'Charity has begun from home '. He wants the Nigerian elite to fund his 2027 election by using the law. That guy is high. ricson11: |
Quite interesting how Nigerians see the Benue attack as an attack against Benue people, rather than an attack against Nigeria. Have asked, why Benue always? The answer is simple! Benue is 'The food basket of the Nation'. One major reason Nigeria is in food crisis. It's a coordinated attack to cause food crisis by countries exporting food to Nigeria. Except the entire country stands up for Benue, those devil's incernates will keep having a field day in Benue. Benue need all the help they can get! jmoore: |
Terrible! that's average of 56k per person mheenn. How much is 56k in this economy? Just enter a supermarket with it, you'll come out with just a nylon bag, light enough for a two year old to carry! Estello: |
This generation sha... Growing up in a village, the oldest person you can call by name is someone a year older or perhaps someone younger than your immediate older siblings. If you call any of your older sibling age mate by his/ her first name, you'll be reminded verbally or violently. So there was this lady that came for schooling, mheenn such a beauty that turns heads. The bottleneck was that she saw me in my secondary school uniform and I assume she's automatically older, due to the fact that she came for tertiary education. When my older brother came back from school too, he was wow'd by the same lady. Being the older one, my brother took over the friendship and the lady then started looking at me like 'that small boy'. Just looking back at the 4 years age difference recently made me feel like, I should have shot my shot. The issue was that she was 2 years older than my older brother. That would have complicated things. Fast forward, my best female find was dead gorgeous too, but up till now she still can't fathom why I never showed interest in her. She is 6 months older than my older brother too. For the records, I am a millennial, born and brought up when there was little sanity. This GenZ can approach their mother's friend mheenn.... Luli02: |
While I don't support genocïde, x3nophobia or kïlling of any sort, let's turn the narrative around. Imagine Nigeria/ Africa has the 'good life' of the West, would we welcome them with open arms? Perhaps would we be pleased creating various contents about our country just the way our people are doing over there? Just Igbos in Lagos, we all see how it's panning out. TruthU87: |
See him scrolling through his phone to call Tinubu or maybe Seyi - LagosOrigin: |
Typical of Nigerians, thinking because of the political connection, they're above the law. I keep saying it, one major problem Nigeria has is law enforcement. You'll discover there all laws when it's a poor, helpless or hapless citizen. |
Interesting! You seem to be new offshore. There's no offshore facility that doesn't provide you with at least two life jackets per individual, one in your cabin and the other at your lifeboat station. I would assume your post is to tell people how much you earn, bro your salary is far much than dayrates around here. Freshtruth: |
Just the way I want it. Wifey doesn't like to hear this, but I prefer to leave before her. |
Nemere2020:University of Ibadan/Lagos should braze up, Tinubu is coming for you. |
By 'crashing', you mean to reduce the price by #50 or #100. Let's see by how much he'll 'crash' it. |
BTW the oil and gas industry is over hyped... There are other silent money making ventures. |
Ajadi bii to bawo? Won ni ki eranko to iho yoju, igbin naa n yoju. Abeg at least reduce the number by one. Someone Monsurat tosses to and from like a headless chicken. Let him stick to his patients abeg. |
Slytiger:This guy again? Was he not the one that used money to buy delegates to floor Kingsley Moghalu |
Me wey wan spoil my wife silly when next she delivers. Our first two kids came when we were at about average level. As God helps me, the kind pamper wey I go give am, she go dey beg me to birth every 9 months! |
This man keeps behaving like an immortal. I doubt if his spirit will leave Lagos after his death. |
Always, remember this. You both might be age mates but she's not your mate. |
