₦airaland Forum

Malcolm21:
But when it's increased it happens so sudden at the local market, is that not double standard

Okay, lets imagine youre selling bananas, you have 200 bunches in your stockpile; you hear the transporter saying there was an accident on the way and all the bananas enroute were smushed and therefore destroyed, meaning there will be no bananas for a while. you will react by increasing the price of bananas to 1. adjust to the high demand and low supply of bananas cause its now a more scarce comodity and 2. also increase it to foot the cost of probably sourcing from another vendor which will be more expensive or harder to find. why will you do this, because youdo not want to go out of business selling bananas and you also do not want to incure more cost because your banans were sold cheap and not be able to restock and keep business afloat. Now a few weeks later you hear there is a fresh batch of bananas coming, youre unsure if the same fate will meet the bananas, but you already acquired more bananas at a higher cost or better still you still have a stockpile of bananas but you already sent our people to aquire more at a higher price so you do not run out of stock, meaning youre in a bit of capital deficit at the moment. you know new bananas at a cheaper rate are coming but you also do not want to go into loss by selling the old stock at a cheaper price cause you already are in debt or in deficit from business opperations. would you still sell at the former rate because people want it at that rate or would you wait till the new ones arrie at the cheaper rate then you can restock at the cheaper rate and balance out your deficit... now replace your bananas with crude oil....
the lord is our strength and salvation.

Kushites:
So you don't care for proper infrastructure?

You want to remain ghetto forever?

Do you know the worst slums in the western world you worship so much, have sidewalks with covered drains?

Why not just make your environment like theirs, so you don't need to worship them?

an open drainage isnt a terrible idea, specially when the area is prone to floodig pollution and erosion, it definitely would be useful for the easy maintainance of that drainage system... reference to some parts of England where mere twigs and leaves can block the drainage, causing localized flooding. we dont just have twigs and leaves, we have eroded sand, paper, plastics amongst other pollutants in our daily environmend. dont you think having easy access to clear these potentially innevitable blockages is a fine idea, whilst we deal with education of the masses on proper refuse disposal practices?
Alas, dear Nigerian, do not let the nit poicking detail impede the giant stride that the infrastructure brings, do not let comparisons to the smokescreens of globalization fool you into thinking that a system is flawed because it doesnt strike you as flashy. Celebrate first, nit-pick later.
The Lord is our strength and salvation.

Here lies the cautionary tale as a car user. Nothing stops you from turning off your vehicle, coming down from your vehicle to do the needful if you're transferring, if you're doing your POS transaction with your card or giving cash, and ensuring that:
1. You're the one that opens your fuel door and your fuel cap.
2. That it starts from zero.
The attendants will argue that a lot of the time (which I've seen some fuel pumps with this setting) leave the last fuel transaction on the LCD display and then upon lifting the nozzle it resets. That is a common trend but it is your responsibility as the person buying the fuel to make sure that you are outside of the car, windows wound up, looking at the pump to see where it starts from and where it ends.
In this case I feel his big boyism of sitting down inside the vehicle and during the transaction process, Is the reason why all these things dey elongate. if you are smart enough, if you OT strong, they will not be able to play tricks on you and you save yourself the time wastage. Anyways who knows, this might all be for clicks. all things being said hind sight is 20/20. Its good practice to turn off your vehicle, wind up your windows, disembark from the vehicle( even lock your doors sef) then do your transaction, open your fuel door, get the fuel you paid for then leave... may the lord always be our light and salvation.

Amotolongbo:
Please what do you mean by air from ceiling fan is natural? Does standing fan synthesis its own air? The difference is one blows vertically while the other blows horizontally.

I prefer a standing fan because you can direct the blown air to yourself when you need it or direct it elsewhere when you don’t need it. No direction for ceiling fan

Furthermore, ceiling fans help to pull hot air from the lower levels and allow cool air stay lower, simply because hot air goes up and cold air comes down. so ceiling fans help to ensure even convection of the hot air and cold air cycle. standing fans on the other hand just move air around, by blowing air the fan creates an area of low pressure behind the fan cooling the air a bit before blowing it out the other side. this effect is not very evident in a room with limited ventilation or in a room thats already hot. thats why sometimes it seems that standing fans blow hot air because there is no convection of hot and cold air just movement of breeze. so usually for a standing fan to shine especially in a room with poof ventilation, place the fan beside or close to the window to pull in fresh and cooler air from outside.

Wike has turned himself to the new Peter Odili in Rivers state...

thesolutions:
Dangote is not straight forward.

He brought down his price to 699, marketers stop import and switch to dangote product. After making payments for millions of litters, he revert to 799 per liter.

The catch is you would be supplied the quantity that the current price can buy with the already made payment.

He has proven that he can not be trusted.

It's time for government to place high tariffs on export of Petroleum products by dangote while using it to subsidize import and cutting off completely naira for crude sales by NNPC.

He will have no option than to negotiate fixed local price for the product or drink it if no country is willing to buy from him.

It's about time Nigeria government begin reaping foreign exchange from that refinery or render it useless should dangotes greed persist.

It appears you have succumbed to a premature amnesty of memory or perhaps cast prudence to the tempest. Is it possible that your recollection has failed regarding the epoch, a mere four years prior, when the procurement of petrol commanded an exorbitant sum nearing 1,500 Naira?
Have you so hastily granted absolution or slipped into oblivion concerning the nefarious machinations of the petroleum syndicates? Those who cannibalized subsidies and, by unintentional consequence, precipitated the cataclysmic ruin of our macroeconomic stability?
Nay, you have not forgotten. You are an integral component of a systemic apparatus that extols and validates venality, simply because it facilitates your own pecuniary.
I personally believe that once any machination towards subsidy is included (which it already is) it would be grosly abused to the demourage of the poor nigerians who so grossly depend on petroleum products for their daily livelihood.
furthermore, are we not happy benefactors of the increment of the exportation of refined products? is it not what is adding heftily to the aggregate of the national reserves that expedate the downward trend of the dollar to naira exchange rate, strengthening our currency again?
of which camp do you stand with dear sir,
expidiation of the economic stance of the country or personal enrichment of the ruling and affluent class of Nigerians?

The Honda jazz is the same as the Honda City, the same way the Toyota matrix and corolla are the ame car but jut different bodies. The ivtec engine is the scaled down version of the Accord engine,
it's reliable, has good fuel milage, very economical and easy to maintain.
The pitfalls of the Honda Jazz and Honda city alike are;
its not a very common car so a lot of people have a strong apprehention towards what they dont know.
The car is predominantly a city car so, the body isnt very strong, this especially for the Honda city, the body panels are mostly fiberglass and as such i constntly see examples of the car where the engine is good the car is functional but the body is worse for wear.
Another thing to think about or better still look out for is the potential of the car coming with a CVT instead of a normal manual or automatic transmission.
CVT's are cheap and reliable if they havent been overused over 50,000 milles and since these cars are supposed to be cheap, city run-around cars they usually come with CVT.
All in all, Not a bad car if you know what youre looking for .