Politics › Re: Debt To Petrol Suppliers Threatening Fuel Supply - NNPC by coleon(m): 7:49am On Sep 02, 2024 |
nairalanda1: And our debt from pegging the naira would have been higher than usual, and our debt servicing would be off the charts.
Again, by August 2022, we had a big problem. 90% OF Our revenue was going to debt servicing...so the naira had to be devalued eventually.
But even then, the value of naira has nothing to do with the debt NNPC owes. At the end, NNPC is losing money due to selling fuel below its market price, and government cannot pay the shortfall needed to cover the resulting loss.
Same problem even when the naira was 'better'. You like quoting nonsense online while sounding woke about what you know little about. I am into fuel importation business and I can guarantee you that the real elephant in the room here is the exchange rate now, not all those nonsense you quoted there. It's even common sense and I'm wondering how you still think it's not exchange rate that's causing the margin of subsidy payment to go higher and higher. When the exchange rate was at 400-500, a lot of local independent marketers can raise LCs to bring in the products and the profit margin is still there, today that the rate is 1600, nobody can bring in any product because you will incur losses , so what do you mean by the nonsense you quoted there. The only solution is to refine our fuel locally, the prices can be retained and we will have products if the local refineries are working. |
Politics › Re: Debt To Petrol Suppliers Threatening Fuel Supply - NNPC by coleon(m): 7:44am On Sep 02, 2024 |
Olaide1295: How can a local refinery see N650? Landing cost is currently $0.9 per litre. Best he can do is 0.85 cents (refining is a thin margin business, crude oil is the expensive raw material), retailers/filling stations will still add their margins. What do you mean by crude oil is the expensive thing when Nigeria is blessed with crude oil. If our local refinery is working there is no reason for fuel to be expensive since we drill oil from our soil, all oil producing nations enjoy cheap fuel so Nigeria should not be an exception. Besides, there's a local content law that guarantees 450k bpd for local consumption that's being stolen presently. So what do you mean by refining locally will still be expensive? |
Sports › Re: Victor Osimhen to join Al-Ahli on 4-year contract - SkySports by coleon(m): 12:07pm On Aug 30, 2024 |
Herkim: Ighalo did and Man united signed him later. Manutd never signed Ighalo Mr Man, Ighalo came on loan to Manutd when the Saudi league was over during the off season. He begged to remain but Manutd refused. |
Business › Re: Naira Down To N1,600/$ In Parallel Market by coleon(m): 11:32am On Aug 21, 2024 |
Nbote: We no kuku send again. Even the CBN has given up on trying to pad the naira. As you can see even Baba is tired
The fact that you belive some imaginary speculators apart from the govt are the ones manipulating the prices shows that some of your know absolutely nothing Are you not aware most Nigerians are dense particularly the agbado supporters. It's the same way some of them believed it's some imaginary cabal that is benefitting from subsidy payment until the NNPC came out to categorically state that they have not paid a single kobo as subsidy to anyone for the past 9 years. They have been the sole importer of petrol, so what was the scam the APC positioned to them for? |
Politics › Re: It Is Not Subsidy: NNPC Explains Why It Sells Fuel Lower Than Landing Cost by coleon(m): 8:39am On Aug 21, 2024 |
FreeStuffsNG: NNPCL is technically right. It's a form of protectionism that bars other players from profiting from the high pms prices globally in favor of the national oil company since the Russia-Ukraine War started. It is more of monopoly than subsidy regime because govt keeps paying full amount and no other company is given same incentive the FG is giving the NNPCL yet, unlike the era of subsidy regime, FG now doesn't forbid other companies from going overseas to import pms and sell at their own price more than the price FG wants NNPCL to sell the pms sourced from NNPCL.
May God bless Nigeria for ever! Check my signature for free stuffs! The zombiesm you and your likes display has no cure, to even think this comment generated 17 likes is to tell our intellectual capability has declined massively in this country due to tribalism and APC zombiesm. The answer is staring at you right in your face in the NNPC statement, they stated that the arrangement they have now is not different from what is in practice for the past 9 years when Buhari made NNPC the sole importer of pms into the country and the government offset the deficit from the federation proceeds meant to be shared to keep fuel price low. So what has Tinubu done differently other than to make Nigeria suffer, fuel prices is now 4 times the amount it used to be yet Nigerians are on the queue suffering to buy it while the government is even paying more subsidy in the process. Yet you found a way to spin it as a genius move due to COVID war blablabla whereas nothing has changed except that suffering has increased and the government is paying more subsidy. APC and her supporters are indeed a curse to this nation. |
Politics › Re: NNPC: We Are Selling Petrol At Half The Landing Cost — But It Is Not Subsidy by coleon(m): 4:49pm On Aug 20, 2024 |
heysquare: Some Nigerians are just too stupid as they complain at any slightest issue! What exactly did they even want? We all know that where there's deregulation especially on imported products, the price lies on exchange rate. Definitely petroleum product price would be affected anytime the exchange goes up and the govt is now doing her best to sell at loss we are still complaining You are the stupid zombie here and not Nigerians. Why has your government consistently lied to Nigerians that they were not paying subsidy when they are paying more than it was previously? Do you know anything about public accountability at all? Someone already said that someone will come out to defend this rubbish and you didn't disappoint. Atines I wonder how come people can be so dense in this country to defend anything even when it will cost them their lives. O ma she oh. |
Politics › Re: NNPC: We Are Selling Petrol At Half The Landing Cost — But It Is Not Subsidy by coleon(m): 4:31pm On Aug 20, 2024 |
nairalanda1: When people lie, it is blody obvious
Shortfall is another word for subsidy, especially since the government pays off the shortfall.
But as we can see, government is struggling to pay the shortfall, and the result is the scarcity we see, since NNPC can't afford to import fuel again.
The way forward really is basically, GOVERNMENT LETS THE NNPC and everyone SELL FUEL AT N1300 and above per liter.
It's the only answer, otherwise, people, we will see the same mess and lying we have been seeing for generations. Infact, we have been TOLD REPEATEDLY since 1993, and especially in 2012, THAT THE SUBSIDY HAD TO GO.
IN 2012, GOVERNMENT even produced easy to understand propaganda adverts that explained the whole thing self. I remember, it woke me up. That and other comments.
But we have decieved ourselves into thinking that keeping subsidy is what protects us from inflation...meanwhile under subsidy, inflation is worsening. What else is new?
But most Nigerians from the ojota crowd to the obidents are only interested in using subsidy as a stick to beat the other side, while in their heart of hearts, they want fuel to sell at N40. It is cracy thinking, but there it is. Yesterday, people support one side, today, people support the other.
Most Nigerians live in sugarcandy land when it comes to subsidy. And if you tell them that it makes sense to sell petrol at a profit, the abuse starts.
Anyway, enough of playing with seven year olds who don't get basic capitalism. You are saying the truth but not addressing the root cause which is gross poverty in the land. Have you asked yourself the fundamental question which is "Can Nigerians afford to buy fuel at 1300 per liter"? Even the present price of 650 is unaffordable to most. The economy will shut down if what you proposed above is tried. The only solution is to get our refineries working (i e government owned refineries) and ensure the subsidy continues, the government should be able to let go whatever shortfall it is since we will not need fx to buy fuel or crude oil from our own refineries. |
Politics › Re: Bayo Onanuga Unveils New Presidential Jet, Keeps Mum On Cost (Photos) by coleon(m): 7:02am On Aug 20, 2024 |
DeLaRue: It is not a personal property.
Future President's will use it.
A Nigerian President needs to be able to fly in a plane owned by Nigeria as and when needed.
People who say the prime ministers of some countries in Europe use commercial planes. Yes, but those countries airports and airlines are very well connected to other countries.
Nigeria airlines don't fly to many countries. I think Airpeace only flies to the UK.
So, what if Nigeria's President needs to travel to France, USA, Brazil etc? He should fly Air France, or United Airlines? What if those airlines are not available on the day he needs to fly?
Because the price of beans and garri is high, Nigeria should not buy an aeroplane? I disagree.
The Nigerian government can do both - buy the plane and continue to work to make life easier for citizens. Zombie, the defender of the universe. Were previous presidents walking with their legs before? |
Politics › Re: ‘No NASS Approval For New Presidential Jet’ - Daily Trust by coleon(m): 3:18pm On Aug 19, 2024 |
Jayhome24: It surprises me when a fool.like you can't reason properly. You lack senses in absolute I swear.
So because it's Tinubu your nightmare in power anything is taken too personal like an idiot ba?
So are you hearing this rubbish presidential jets for the first time? Ever since obj it has always be like this presidential jets this presidential jets that, Gej era ame, Buhari time the worst 4 Jets bought at a go so why s it now new to you?
Our lean resources" you said ba? Pls when has Nigeri resource "FAT" tell me when last Nigeria resources was "FAT"?
Dey play, okwa ya? Mr man get out and go and hide with the chain APC has tied on your neck. Zombie omugo eda. |
Politics › Re: ‘No NASS Approval For New Presidential Jet’ - Daily Trust by coleon(m): 3:00pm On Aug 19, 2024 |
Jayhome24: Did you read the article at all? Read it again and again. If you read well this look like a conflict submission.
Akpabio said not yet purchased, Rep said it as be purchased. However, the truth is either purchased or not it belong to Nigeria and never Tinubu property, he could only use it for 8 year can't go beyond that, Buhari did same then buy Jets here and there but today where is Buhari? Was any of the jets given t him as a gift after his tenure? No... So we should be using our lean resources to be buying jets for presidents because they won't take it home after their tenure. Meanwhile the hospitals are bad,the roads are deathtraps and the people are dying of hunger. The kind chain wey dem use hold you APC zombies ehn even Jesus Christ himself can never deliver you from Una foolishness. |
Politics › Re: $6.8 Billion Debt: We Are Not Owing Any International Oil Trader - NNPC by coleon(m): 8:33am On Aug 19, 2024 |
morgstreme: It can NEVER be as bad as under GEJ's regime...NEVER!
What Dieziani did with NNPC and the Ministry of Petroleum is UNMATCHED!!! Won de awon defender of the universe. They will defend F9 failure staring at them in the face, intact they can defend that Tinubu is a woman and not a man. |
Politics › Re: ₦150 Billion Airbus A330 Presidential Jet Lands At Abuja Airport - SR by coleon(m): 8:01am On Aug 19, 2024 |
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Politics › Re: We Are Yet To Receive To Receive The Crude NUPRC Have Facilitated - Dangote by coleon(m): 6:47am On Aug 11, 2024 |
Honestey: See? But we should organize protest to remove Tinubu when the real enemies lie elsewhere. Why would someone with refinery in Nigeria buy from foreign supplier? Are they forcing him to buy at international market rate and perhaps in dollars? The mumus who organized protest didn't outline the source of our economy problems, just like everyone without comprehensive knowledge of economy players, they just said face Abuja when governor's, ministers, senators have received enormous sum of money and busy buying dollars with them forcing dollar price up every day and the heads of petroleum at every stage are busy screwing everything and everyone all to keep getting richer at the expense of masses. You are the mumu and ignoramus who don't know what is called leadership accountability. The buck stops at Tinubus table and we will keep organising protests against Tinubu if all what you stated there keep happening in Nigeria. For starters Tinubu himself is even the oil minister so what stupid narrative are you trying to spin that he's unaware of the rot in NNPC happening in the ministry he directly supervises? Secondly , any nonsense being done by the governors and senators will also be channelled to Tinubus whether directly or indirectly because he's the head of the government and he's accountable. A lot of Nigerians are like you they are so daft that they don't even know what leadership entails. |
Politics › Re: President Tinubu Meets Bank Executives On The Newly Introduced Windfall Tax. by coleon(m): 8:35pm On Jul 31, 2024 |
mustyNEMESIS: In a democratic setting, numbers/majority matters a lot when it comes to electing political office holders.
Majority of Nigerians elected Tinubu. What makes you think that was the “biggest mistake”?
People have made their choices. A lot of people that voted him into power believes in him, and as such are still sticking with him.
“His debacle in Lagos”? Can you please tell us the exact debacle you talked about?
Of the 3 presidential candidates during the last presidential election, which of them is more qualified to occupy the seat?
If I could remember correctly, didn’t they all promise to end fuel subsidy?
Now, back to the tax topic. Don’t you pay taxes where you currently reside?
Can you also tell us what the federal minimum wage is in the country you reside?
While at it, make sure you also tell us the cost of goods and services…. And then let’s compare it with the earnings and cost of living in Nigeria.
Let’s all try to be constructive in our criticisms. The problem of inflation that Nigeria is having today is not because of the the removal of subsidy Zombie. The problem of inflation we have today is as a result of the landslide devaluation of the Naira embarked upon by Tinubu. Who devalues her currency by over 400% within a year in an import dependent economy and will not see the mother of all inflation. |
Politics › Re: Lone Protester Spotted At Adamawa Government House by coleon(m): 8:53am On Jul 31, 2024 |
Bandirao: why did you people are always quick to turn everything into tribalism and religious crises? So people cannot protests on their own again? Why do you see everything from religious lens, do you have a humanly feeling at all? If there is no hunger nobody will protests.
If north don't want a southerner to become a president did they can even vote tinubu in the first place? They are very dull people , they are the willing foot soldiers the politicians have perpetually used to keep the Nigerian populace in chains. Hear him dividing the people by using North south etc division whereas we all know that the common factor here is hunger and poverty. |
Politics › Re: Planned Protest: FG Begins To Sell 50kg Rice At N40,000 by coleon(m): 12:08am On Jul 30, 2024 |
ceejayluv: 9k average.... Which was half of the minimum wage then But today Rice is 85000 which more than Tinubus minimum wage yet you Zombies don't want Nigerians to protest. Nawa oh. |
Politics › Re: Warn Your Children Against Protest In Lagos, Sade Tinubu Ojo To Market Women by coleon(m): 7:57am On Jul 29, 2024 |
haslaw: If I ask you what is your family name now in Lagos you will start speaking in tongues. You that migrated from Ogbomosho or igboora to Lagos is telling a bonafide son of the soil from Epe to go to his state and protest, I've always said APC zombies are senseless. This protest is not about Yakubu,Chinasa , Dele. This protest is about hunger and poverty in the land, any attempt by APC and her zombies to divide us on tribal lines will not work.
Alex Otti is paying your fada 18K in Abia and is still owing many months of salaries yet it is Lagos that is paying over N70,000 without owing any month you want to protest.
Go home to the SE and protest for the sake of your fada
I am not a Lagosian but I fully support Lagos people that insist that let everyone go back to his state and protest.
Over N700 billion worth of infrastructure was destroyed under the pretext of protest. Same infrastructure that Abia, Imo, Enugu Anambra and Ebonyi all combined do not have.
Must IIGB0S protest in Lagos? Why are IIGB0S hell bent on protesting in Lagos? Do IIGB0S have a diabolical and sinister reason for desperately wanting to protest at all cost in Lagos? The worst governors in the history of Nigeria are in SE yet IIGB0S are not making efforts to protest in the SE IIGB0S have not protested Monday sit-at-home that has been going on for years yet want to protest in Lagos IIGB0S have not protested the wanton killings by IP0B and UGM yet are desperate to protest in Lagos
This protest is just another ploy for Chinasa/Charlyboy/IP0B/0BIDIENTS to burn down Lagos |
Business › Re: Senate Increases Banks’ Windfall Levy To 70% by coleon(m): 8:00pm On Jul 24, 2024 |
FreeStuffsNG: The Senate is perfectly in order.
The money doesn't belong to the banks!! It's money created by the CBN's unification of the forex in both official and parallel markets.
May God bless Nigeria for ever! Check my signature for free stuffs! There's a saying that it's impossible to support APC or this government and not be foolish and every trend I see from zombies always prove this right. You stated that the banks did not do anything to make the profit since it's as a result of Naira devaluation, infact you didnt use devaluation you carefully wrote exchabge rate unification so that you can please your slave masters whereas inside me and yoy we know its devaluation that has gone more than 400% within just a year. Back to the subject matter, if the banks are not allowed to make the profit based on the exchange rate gains, who will pay off there obligations based on the exchange rate losses too? Many of these banks have investors in FX, loans in FX and technology services they pay forannually in FX prior to . If you want to take their exchange rate gains, will the government also cover their exchange rate losses that they will need to pay for in FX? That's what zombies do not think about but anything to please their paymasters. |
Politics › Re: Nigeria’s Fuel Subsidy Payment Exceeds N700bn Monthly – Marketers by coleon(m): 4:10pm On Jul 23, 2024 |
Tayorshd87: I tire woke are so dump they don't understand anything at all ..
They hardly reach and understand the situation on ground ..
They are still saying tinubu is a thiev this and fraudluent BLA BLA BLA and I ask d fool if he totally remove d subsidy by not paying for any money at d backdoor again so d masses can buy at 1179 per liter 🤔 There's a saying that it impossible to support APC or this government and not be foolish and every trend I see online always corroborate that claim. Tinubu and his cohort came out to boldly tell us there's no subsidy payment several times and now that the lie is being burst open you are here calling others foolish for calling out the government lies. Have you ever seen any society that is built on fraud and deceit prosper, if Nigerians have been lied to by the government do we know how much fraud have been perpetuated in the process that they are covering? Your own is that we should accept it like that irrespective of the fraud implications this portend for the government, you must have the same fraud in your DNA like the druglord you support in aso rock. |
Politics › Re: Nigeria’s External Reserve Has Risen To $36.89 Billion - Cardoso by coleon(m): 9:07am On Jul 21, 2024 |
LegendHero: He handed $35b with over $7bn backlog that Tinubu had to clear. And in the process exchange rate rose by 300% while fixing interest rate is now more than 30% thereby killing the manufacturing sector of the economy. Dey play sogbo. |
Politics › Re: Lawmakers Warn Nigerians Against Imitating Kenya’s Bloody Demonstration by coleon(m): 6:06am On Jul 21, 2024 |
oneMalik: i dont bliv in warning at all !
when the careless protest start , let the shooting also start simultaneously .
i never see where govt deh grow foods for the citizens b4 . Even if you are daft, you don't come out openly to display your ignorance and shallow mentality like you are doing here. You are absolving the government of her responsibility with the idiocy comment you posted here. Is the government no more the one in charge of the economy? Any change for worse in the economic status of the people should be directed to the government and that includes hike in food prices , what is even worse is that the issue here is even caused by the wicked policies of this present government. Yet you sit down in your home, while being fed by your parent and criticize matured people fending for themselves on why they want to protest. I wish you will say this to me physically, I for punch you badly. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Trump Fans Wear Bandages On Ears To Show Support – In Pictures by coleon(m): 3:35pm On Jul 19, 2024 |
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Politics › Re: Top 10 African Countries With Highest Number Of Hungry People - Business Insider by coleon(m): 11:06am On Jul 19, 2024 |
Codes151: os it Tinubu that printed billions of naira to cover debts and cause this massive inflation?
Una just they wail but una no fit get sense.
Is it Tinubu that closed borders?
Is it Tinubu that sold dollars at cbn rate to rich northerners?
Una no Dey get sense sha.
Only thing Tinubu has done is try to remove the fraud called subsidy. What is subsidy? Understand that and you will know that removing subsidy has nothing to do with economy but petroleum products.
Not even up to a year. No let anyvondy deceive you o. Unless otherwise your a Northerner you can wail and pretend you don’t know the big fool in daura Ok it's not Tinubus even though your brain should tell you that Tinubu himself boasted that he installed the failure you are trying to push the blame to therefore Tinubu is still part of the initial problem. Now let's even agree that it's not Tinubu,my question for you is what has Tinubu himself done as solution to the problem since that's the reason he was elected. The border remains closed, exchange rate keep soaring higher through the roof, food prices and inflation are still increasing daily so what exactly is your point in trying to tell us that it's not Tinubu when obviously things have worsened under Tinubu instead of getting better |
Business › Re: Moment Market Women Tackled Colleague For Selling Garri At A Cheaper Price (Vid) by coleon(m): 12:28am On Jul 18, 2024 |
RoyalBlu: You can just imagine!
When we say the retailers are one of the problems we're having in this economic crisis, this is one of the evidence. I won't blame the retailers because they go the same market as anyone of us. There's general inflation and they need to adjust their profit margin to also meet up their expenses. They have children in school whose school fees have been increased, they pay for electricity whose tariff has been increased, they pay for transportation whose fare has been increased, they buy clothes,bags,nylon, shoes, buckets etc whose prices have also been increased. Where do you think the extra money to meet up with all these increment will come from ? |
Politics › Re: Fuel Subsidy Removal Achieved Nothing – NANS Tells Tinubu by coleon(m): 8:35pm On Jul 13, 2024 |
kunle4toyeyaho: You sound so uncouth with your use of words. An untrained child like you would always behave as one.Anyways,Nigeria cannot afford fuel subsidy anymore. This is evident in 2023 appropriation Act in which provision for subsidy payment covered only 6months. So, are you saying he should continue borrowing money to pay Subsidy? If the subsidy removal is not beneficial,why has successive governments attempted to remove it right from the days of GEJ? You are the untrained one here cos you are dumb and blind to the reality of the populace. Tinubu himself opposed removal of subsidy but came back to remove it, is that not hypocrisy? You said they were borrowing to pay for subsidy and my response to you is now that it's been removed, had Tinubu stopped borrowing? Are you aware that Tinubu has borrowed more than any other president within one year in office? Argument with a zombie limits my mental capacity so I will just stop here mumu. |
Politics › Re: Fuel Subsidy Removal Achieved Nothing – NANS Tells Tinubu by coleon(m): 7:48pm On Jul 13, 2024 |
NewHe: Students! Students! What do you guys understand with fuel subsidy removal ? Government no longer paying for your fuel consumption, period! If fuel is not available or comes cheap, then go for CNG, ELECTRIC,SOLAR ETC. How about refining it at their backyard the way you Reno said they should start planting maize and yam at home Ode. |
Politics › Re: Fuel Subsidy Removal Achieved Nothing – NANS Tells Tinubu by coleon(m): 7:39pm On Jul 13, 2024 |
kunle4toyeyaho: I doubt it. The allocation being given to the tiers of government has geometrically increased.The neighboring countries like Cameroon,Niger, Republic of Benin have stopped enjoying our common wealth. Subsidy removal is not the problem,'floatation' of Naira is what made things harder. Even at that,Tinubu had no option than to float Naira. Someone already pointed out that this fuel subsidy removal has opened his eyes that Nigerians are very dull people and you have just corroborated his submission with this dumb narrative. You cited more allocations to state as an achievement of fuel subsidy removal when massive inflation caused by the same policy and Naira devaluation has eroded whatever that is meant to achieve. The states have been further impoverished by the allocation and not richer, they have FX obligations,loans,salary increase and projects to pay for and this has been inflated due to tinubus ill thought out policies. Think about it, If you were earning 100k before Tinubu and now you earn 300k you were better off with the 100k before Tinubu than the 300k now. You zombies are too dull I swear. |
Politics › Re: LG Autonomy Judgement A Distraction, there Is hunger In The Land - Makinde by coleon(m): 4:28pm On Jul 13, 2024 |
Toluwanise247: Hunger has been in the land since 2000, the rate is increasing in last 10 years It's incorrect to say this, hunger rate jumped exponentially since tinubu became president and the facts are staring at in the face even if you want to receive yourself. A YoY comparison of goods and services will be he mirror you need to look at: petrol: May2023 180, May2024 750 Bucket of Beans: May2023 2500, May2024 9000 Bottle of trophy: May 2023 400, May 2024. 1000 Garri: May 2023 1200, May 2024 7000 Rice : May 2023 40000, May 2024 90000 The figures are staring at you in the face and you may continue to play the ostrich, Tinubu increased hunger in Nigeria by over 500% in less than a year. Stop joining other government to Tinubus failure. |
Politics › Re: LG Autonomy Judgement A Distraction, there Is hunger In The Land - Makinde by coleon(m): 4:13pm On Jul 13, 2024 |
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Business › Re: Dangote Refinery Gets 5m Barrels Of Crude Oil From US by coleon(m): 4:10pm On Jul 12, 2024 |
esemes256: America did not take the oil from Nigeria. US WTI is a slightly different type of oil compared to Nigeria's bonny light. Nigeria's own is of higher quality and more expensive in the international market. Dangote is likely purchasing the US WTI because it is cheaper than Nigeria's oil and secondly, there is not enough supply of Nigeria's oil because a good portion has been used to secure loans. Just say the reason is because Nigeria's crude is unavailable because it's been used to collaterize loans into the future and don't add the fact that US WTI is cheaper. I get angry when people are this context to the reason for importing crude from US because the price differential is very marginal. US WTI Crude is selling for $83.65 while our own bonny light is $85.20 as at today meaning it's less than $2 per barrel difference. Now if you factor in the freight cost of a single vessel from the US to lekki which will run into millions of $ you will notice that it might probably cost Dangote more to buy US WTI despite the meaningless price difference you quoted. Let's just face it that Nigeria is doomed and a failed country. |
Sports › Re: Messi Guides Argentina To Another Copa Final by coleon(m): 5:43pm On Jul 10, 2024 |
hkidola00: the Copa America consists of weak teams and maybe 3 serious teams,imagine Canada playing semi final,Canada that won't qualify for euro is playing semi final...as tough as euro is,haalands and odegaard Norway couldn't qualify....you think if Portugal plays Copa America,they won't have had up to 5 trophy,that's why I'm saying Messi is below par in international Is it the same Portugal that Chile and Uruguay have both been booting out of world cup consistently or another one? You say a competition played by 3 former multiple world champions is not competitive yet the whole of Africa is yet to have a single one. Do you know how many stars are on the Brazilian, Argentina and Uruguay jersey? They represent something if you know football. The Canada you denigrate played European teams includding france before this tournament and none could beat them |
Politics › Re: Food Prices To Crash In 180 Days – Agriculture Minister, Abubakar Kyari by coleon(m): 4:05pm On Jul 10, 2024 |
Islie: https://www.vanguardngr.com/2024/07/just-in-food-prices-to-crash-in-180-days-agric-minister/ This idiots have come again with their usual lambs. Forget it, this one is just to calm you down so you don't start to reason protest like Kenya. Imagine they are just starting to plan when there's been massive food inflation since last year, yet no direction or purpose on what they should do. This government of we shall, we will, we plan to, when we and other future impossible tense should just get out abeg. Enough is enough. |