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"The bunker was deliberately placed under a hospital, and it holds more than half a billion dollars in cash and gold,” Hagari says.

“That money could have been used to rehabilitate Lebanon, but it went to rehabilitate Hezbollah,” he says.

“The [Israeli] Air Force aircraft are watching the site and will continue to track it,” he says.

lecowas:
Ukraine should announce amnesty for NK soldiers. Many will surely départ, most of them might not be interested but do not really have a choice

nairamaniac:
If you support Dangote on this, it means you are amongst the unfortunate-majority that Dangote has succeeded to deceive.


See, if Dangote is sincere with the price he placed for his product, these other importers would die a natural death.
They wdnt even stand a chance as a competitor to Dangote.

How can people who are using Vessels to ship and also buy their fuel from overseas with Dollars oooo, be a competitor to Dangote.

See, Dangote fuel shouldnt be selling more than 600naira per litre for a start.


Then after some years, with other indigenous refineries, the price should come crash.

Just like what's happened to phones and charges to make phone calls and access to internet.

MrPaul2:
If Dangote was not greedy with price, I don't see how those companies will pay for shipments and still make gains using Dangote price in sales. I personally think the man is a criminal that needs to be properly investigated. He gets almost all his raw material locally, yet those who export and reimport using small refinery, there produce is still affordable.

Themandator:
Why is It so hard for some of you to understand that Dangote is not working for your good


How is It that imported products are cheaper than his locally refined products




How come prices are coming down every day at the depots since these guys imported the products

Krankhead:
So you want Dangote to monolise the oil sector just as he monopolize, Rise , Sugar flour cement etc

diabeticdeals:
You wan bite the hand that fed you?

EyeCumInPiece:
Let's not forget that it was Tinubu that packaged this same Buhari for us, and watch him crumble the Economy for 4years +another 4years just to take his turn to be president.

And the Sycophants who applauded Buhari all through his regime, are same people applauding Tinubu now.

nairalanda1:
Post this in romance section now

Modified

Originally the thread was posted in politics section hence the above comment

Good on the moderators for moving it to the appropriate section.

UltraSolid:
The real pity is you being a Nigerian because you are clearly worthless when you can make unsubstantiated claims about those you do not know. Imagine you being a leader?

I never supported Buhari for 8 years. I supported him initially and stated why to include my main argument he would tame insecurity and terrorism as he had a solid reputation of destroying the dangerous Maitatsine killer sect while former head of State. That is a fact those who work with facts will admit about Buhari

When Buhari began failing, I Wass one of those to quickly drop support for him and become his main critic. Not everyone is emotional like you. Some Nigerians exist who only observe politics and politicians because they want progress for Nigerians.

Those sort of Nigerians are never permanent haters or lovers of any leader. They are permanent devotees of whatever/whoever will deliver progress for Nigeria and Nigerians.

In the reckoning of the Bretton Woods institution, the minimum wage, which is now pegged at N70,000 may not impact most Nigerians saying only 4.1 per cent of the working population will benefit from the pay raise. Indeed, statistics show that 44.0 per cent of Nigerians are in non-wage employment, 43.6 per cent are not employed or in subsistence farming, while 12.4 are in other forms of employment. However, within the 12.4 per cent, only 4.1 per cent of that would be affected by the new minimum wage law.