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Can we have a death free day in Nigeria. I mean stupid deaths |
is it not unfortunate that our Minister does not know the difference between subsidy removal, price modulation and price liberalism. they put microphone in front of his face and he begins to blab. we only transferred subsidy payment, hitherto paid by the government to a few cabal to the masses of Nigeria. we now pay with our money. FG has not deregulated. when you deregulate you don't determine price of PMS. |
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You can't marry a northern Muslim lady as a Christian. The lady stands to be killed or you are killed. It's impossible. The Scottish gave married plenty British..yet they never agree. It doesn't necessarily follow |
This fuel price hike done reach brain? |
Sheenor:Yes |
Sheenor:FG was paying cabals but now they have stopped and transferred the payment to you and I. |
Sheenor:In literal terms ..It means subsidy was only transfered from the cabal to the masses to pay. |
Below is my earlier submission on this subsidy removal It's not as though Nigerians do not know that fuel subsidy is long over due for removal but certain things have to be in place to cushion the effect. First the president has to come clean and lead by example. He has to do the following Get the 4 refineries optimally running Sell off 8 of the 11 presidential jets hanging at Abuja airpot and tell us what the money will be used for. Increase tax on the rich. Like property tax. Own more than one property and pay heavy tax on the rest. Get our rail ways up and running to ease transportation Deploys policies that will check inflation. Increase the minimum wage to atleast 50k Call labour for negotiation afterwards and make public every deliberation. The masses will support you. This English you typed here op will not make sense to Nigerians next week bearing in mind that commodity prices will skyrocket without a corresponding increase in income of the people. Taxi from Garki to Wuse in abuja that used to be 400 naira is now 800 naira. A bag of rice I was told went to 25k from 15k yesterday. A basket of tomato is 27k in Kano state today. That's where it's produced. For your information, what the government did was price modulation to knock off subsidy payment by government. They have simply told the masses to pay. The petroleum sector was not deregulated. If you deregulate, you don't determine prices and so the government can not fix 145 naira. When you deregulate, you leave pricing to market competitors. Shell, Texaco, Chevron, Asda in UK, many other giants will move in to compete. They fix their prices and the masses can choose what price is most suitable for them. A good example is the telcom sector that was fully deregulated. Did you ever here the government telling MTN, Econet or Gloss how much to fix sim cards or charges on call? Because in a deregulated sector every manufacturer charges based on the factors and modes of production. For every cause there is an effect. Any leader who puts his people first thinks of the immediate impact of his policies on the people and commodity prices. I am #Built2last and I just want to correct paradigms |
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realsammie:I have done already..titled did we deregulate or just removed fuel subsidy. It's on politics section now |
It's not as though Nigerians do not know that fuel subsidy is long over due for removal but certain things have to be in place to cushion the effect. First the president has to come clean and lead by example. He has to do the following Get the 4 refineries optimally running Sell off 8 of the 11 presidential jets hanging at Abuja airpot and tell us what the money will be used for. Increase tax on the rich. Like property tax. Own more than one property and pay heavy tax on the rest. Get our rail ways up and running to ease transportation Deploys policies that will check inflation. Increase the minimum wage to atleast 50k Call labour for negotiation afterwards and make public every deliberation. The masses will support you. This English you typed here op will not make sense to Nigerians next week bearing in mind that commodity prices will skyrocket without a corresponding increase in income of the people. Taxi from Garki to Wuse in abuja that used to be 400 naira is now 800 naira. A bag of rice I was told went to 25k from 15k yesterday. A basket of tomato is 27k in Kano state today. That's where it's produced. For your information, what the government did was price modulation to knock off subsidy payment by government. They have simply told the masses to pay. The petroleum sector was not deregulated. If you deregulate, you don't determine prices and so the government can not fix 145 naira. When you deregulate, you leave pricing to market competitors. Shell, Texaco, Chevron, Asda in UK, many other giants will move in to compete. They fix their prices and the masses can choose what price is most suitable for them. A good example is the telcom sector that was fully deregulated. Did you ever here the government telling MTN, Econet or Glo how much to fix sim cards or charges on call? Because in a deregulated sector every manufacturer charges based on the factors and modes of production. For every cause there is an effect. Any leader who puts his people first thinks of the immediate impact of his policies on the people and commodity prices. The should have at least waited for the budget they just signed to inject into the system to get the economy running first. Are you aware that dollar is 370 naira to a dollar today? I stand for total deregulation when certain things are in place. If anybody tells you that the billionaires in oil marketing will loose in subsidy removal is a lie. they have the money to source for FX in alternative sources as Kachukwu said and they will still be the ones to import and now sell to you at 145 with massive profit. Remove corruption, deregulate, subsidy will die naturally. |
Why does he always talk to foreign media alone. |
It's not as though Nigerians do not know that fuel subsidy is long over due for removal but certain things have to be in place to cushion the effect. First the president has to come clean and lead by example. He has to do the following Get the 4 refineries optimally running Sell off 8 of the 11 presidential jets hanging at Abuja airpot and tell us what the money will be used for. Increase tax on the rich. Like property tax. Own more than one property and pay heavy tax on the rest. Get our rail ways up and running to ease transportation Deploys policies that will check inflation. Increase the minimum wage to atleast 50k Call labour for negotiation afterwards and make public every deliberation. The masses will support you. This English you typed here op will not make sense to Nigerians next week bearing in mind that commodity prices will skyrocket without a corresponding increase in income of the people. Taxi from Garki to Wuse in abuja that used to be 400 naira is now 800 naira. A bag of rice I was told went to 25k from 15k yesterday. A basket of tomato is 27k in Kano state today. That's where it's produced. For your information, what the government did was price modulation to knock off subsidy payment by government. They have simply told the masses to pay. The petroleum sector was not deregulated. If you deregulate, you don't determine prices and so the government can not fix 145 naira. When you deregulate, you leave pricing to market competitors. Shell, Texaco, Chevron, Asda in UK, many other giants will move in to compete. They fix their prices and the masses can choose what price is most suitable for them. A good example is the telcom sector that was fully deregulated. Did you ever here the government telling MTN, Econet or Gloss how much to fix sim cards or charges on call? Because in a deregulated sector every manufacturer charges based on the factors and modes of production. For every cause there is an effect. Any leader who puts his people first thinks of the immediate impact of his policies on the people and commodity prices. I am #Built2last and I just want to correct your paradigm @op |
shogotermies:I can't even make sense of your post. But take this or leave it. I am one of the few fortunate Nigerians. If Fuel sells a thousand per litre. You won't see me on the street. I have a heritage to protect. |
immediately Buhari spent 7 months appointing his ministers, i knew we were scammed. its like a man in an exam hall reading just question paper 30minutes after exam has began. we have not seen the worst of his cluelessness in governance has he sold any of the 11 presidential jets yet. believe him at your own peril |
Removing subsidy when econ was good & forex was surplus was refused only 2 face it now when econ is bad n forex gone. Fantastically stupid. 68% fuel price hike + 45% electricty tariff hike + 100% VAT increase + 9% airtime tax + 100% Naira depreciation. Dinner is served Nigerians Since Buhari took over there's no product or service in Nig that d price has remained the same; everything is up and you say ure for d poor Crude prices are still dropping yet the APC announce an over 50% increase in d price of PMS? So what were Fashola & the rest saying last yr? Fuel will sell for N40 they said, well they didn't tell us there was a hidden figure before the 40! Nigerians welcome to change @akaebube 'If anyone tells you that fuel subsidy exists, that person is a fraud'~ GMB, 2012. It took him 11months to learn Every passing day we find out that #OccupyNigeria was political and not economical. How else do you explain the silence? I still see pictures of Tunde Bakare jumping at Abiola Garden chanting "GEJ must go!" in #OccupyNigeria Still fresh in my memory 20 litres in ur car & 10 litres for Gen at 145 Naira for 30 days is N130,500. Nepa bill, food and miscellaneous excluded. Let that sink in Buhari simply increased petrol price,you don't remove subsidy and still fix the price...don't let "them" fool you...this is CRIMINAL!! Since it's now N145 a litre , food prices and everything naturally going to go up... Apart from ur salary . So we are back to 2012 on this fuel subsidy? We just delayed our lives by four years. Clap for yourselves Nigerians. You played yourself. Everyone returning to GEJ's policies Latest is subsidy Either they were wrong & GEJ was right,or theyre so bad that theyre copying failure They said Jonathan gave us 10 naira change, oya go and buy fuel for 145 naira now |
QUOTES FROM NIGERIANS AS THEY REACT ON THIS FUEL HIKE Removing subsidy when econ was good & forex was surplus was refused only 2 face it now when econ is bad n forex gone. Fantastically stupid. 68% fuel price hike + 45% electricty tariff hike + 100% VAT increase + 9% airtime tax + 100% Naira depreciation. Dinner is served Nigerians Since Buhari took over there's no product or service in Nig that d price has remained the same; everything is up and you say ure for d poor Crude prices are still dropping yet the APC announce an over 50% increase in d price of PMS? So what were Fashola & the rest saying last yr? Fuel will sell for N40 they said, well they didn't tell us there was a hidden figure before the 40! Nigerians welcome to change @akaebube 'If anyone tells you that fuel subsidy exists, that person is a fraud'~ GMB, 2012. It took him 11months to learn Every passing day we find out that #OccupyNigeria was political and not economical. How else do you explain the silence? I still see pictures of Tunde Bakare jumping at Abiola Garden chanting "GEJ must go!" in #OccupyNigeria Still fresh in my memory 20 litres in ur car & 10 litres for Gen at 145 Naira for 30 days is N130,500. Nepa bill, food and miscellaneous excluded. Let that sink in Buhari simply increased petrol price,you don't remove subsidy and still fix the price...don't let "them" fool you...this is CRIMINAL!! Since it's now N145 a litre , food prices and everything naturally going to go up... Apart from ur salary . So we are back to 2012 on this fuel subsidy? We just delayed our lives by four years. Clap for yourselves Nigerians. You played yourself. Everyone returning to GEJ's policies Latest is subsidy Either they were wrong & GEJ was right,or theyre so bad that theyre copying failure They said Jonathan gave us 10 naira change, oya go and buy fuel for 145 naira now |
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Removing subsidy when econ was good & forex was surplus was refused only 2 face it now when econ is bad n forex gone. Fantastically stupid. 68% fuel price hike + 45% electricty tariff hike + 100% VAT increase + 9% airtime tax + 100% Naira depreciation. Dinner is served Nigerians Since Buhari took over there's no product or service in Nig that d price has remained the same; everything is up and you say ure for d poor Crude prices are still dropping yet the APC announce an over 50% increase in d price of PMS? So what were Fashola & the rest saying last yr? Fuel will sell for N40 they said, well they didn't tell us there was a hidden figure before the 40! Nigerians welcome to change 'If anyone tells you that fuel subsidy exists, that person is a fraud'~ GMB, 2012. It took him 11months to learn Every passing day we find out that #OccupyNigeria was political and not economical. How else do you explain the silence? I still see pictures of Tunde Bakare, Femi Falana, El-Rural, And many celebrities jumping at Abiola Garden chanting "GEJ must go!" in #OccupyNigeria 2012 Still fresh in my memory 20 litres in ur car & 10 litres for Gen at 145 Naira for 30 days is N130,500. Nepa bill, food and miscellaneous excluded. Let that sink in Buhari simply increased petrol price,you don't remove subsidy and still fix the price...don't let "them" fool you...this is CRIMINAL!! Since it's now N145 a litre , food prices and everything naturally going to go up... Apart from ur salary . So we are back to 2012 on this fuel subsidy? We just delayed our lives by four years. Clap for yourselves Nigerians. You played yourself. Everyone returning to GEJ's policies Latest is subsidy Either they were wrong & GEJ was right,or theyre so bad that theyre copying failure They said Jonathan gave us 10 naira change, oya go and buy fuel for 145 naira now Lalasticlala hope you have full tank cos I Don enjoy my last lowest fuel price before pump is adjusted Copied from friends facebook wall |
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Force won't work in Niger Delta..somebody should tell Buhari |
na devil cause am...thats the next statement |
The same way you separate a poultry farmer from his birds. We no longer live in Stone ages, the Fulani's are not the only cattle breeders in the world, they must learn to adapt to technology and civilization, we are now in the ranching era. Senator Abdullahi Adamu, Murtala Nyako, etcetera all have ranches where they attend to the needs of cattle just like poultry farmers and fishpond owners. Every Fulani Man that cannot afford a ranch should sell off his interest in the cattle business and run off to town and settle as a trader, rather cause mayhem and banditry. How would you like it if Ijaw men and women invade the rivers and ponds in your community and dispossess you of same, just to breed more of their fishes. Lalasticlala Seun |
I mean the people of Southern Nigeria have no right stopping Fulani men and women from roaming the Southern streets, but they have the right to stop cattle from roaming their streets, particularly where the cattle commonly known to constitute destructive nuisance. Doing so does not tantamount to threatening the unity and existence of this country just like banning alcoholic liquor in most Northern States of Nigeria is applauded as a legitimate moral and religious security measure. I beg to submit.... |
I humbly submit that the Constitutional Rights to Liberty, Freedom of Movement and Association as enshrined in the Constitution of this great nation are Human Rights created for the enjoyment of Persons and Citizens of Nigeria alone. There is therefore no Constitutional penumbra that transfers such freedoms to goats, sheep and cattle at the detriment of mankind. Bottom line, Fulanis are free to enjoy Human Rights as citizens of Nigeria, but no cattle is so entitled, as cattle are not citizens of Nigeria. They only qualify as property, to which the Law of Torts with respect to cattle trespass fully applies. Hoping that I just made some common sense. |
At 5mins 5o seconds this is what I heard in this video interview. Has oil price dropped to 28 dollar? Maybe am not aware https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3pxDvOAwBEE |
If late president Yar Adua died six years ago today and Buhari has ruled for one year, how did the people who say GEJ ruled for six years pass Math in WAEC? If you are one of those who accused him of being bi office for 6 years. Apologise in honour |
There is no celebration that the two flags are flying side by side. The current suffering doesn't know if you are PDP or APC. I no no who send me go look the list my wife was taking to market. I saw a basket of tomato 4,800 and bag of rice 15,000...I quietly dropped the list so they don't preach the sermon of more money. When she got back I query why Tomato was so high. She said Change. I knew I was about to be insulted about 2015 elections. .I respected myself. .. If you have the means to buy whatever you desire..just thank God |
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Lalasticlala seun Come and see oo. Uthman Dan fodio is back to conquer West Africa again. |
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