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pyyxxaro:Lawmaker!? She looks like a hook up girl. |
EXOUSIAng:Don't mind him. Who did he complain to when bread went from N700 to N1800? When petrol went from N190 to N970? When diesel went from N250 to N1200? When pumping tire went from N200 to N500 per tyre? |
Namaster:There is something called return on Capital and Return on Equity. To you it may seem like MTN made profit of N50bln, why cant they spend N10bln out of it and be left with a profit of N40bln. But if the Capital invested in the business so far is N1trln, a N50bln profit is actually a return of 5%! In an a economy where inflation is 30% and FGN Bonds are returning 20% and even FGN Dollar bonds are returning 9%!? So clearly a 5% return would be insufficient. So its not just about the absolute numbers, which may seem big to you!! Why Nigerians should learn Economics, Business Studies, Accounting very well. Many did these courses in 100l and 200l in Uni, yet they only read to pass, they know basically nothing. |
Proudlyngwa:Who on earth told you diesel os supposed to be cheaper than petrol!!? I have been to 13 countries and I have NEVER SEEN ONE COUNTRY WHERE DIESEL WAS CHEAPER!!! |
AmazingGenius:Can we stop with this Price War narrative!! Crude prices drop and petrol drops accordingly, as it should, and we are talking price war. |
BadNews:I hope you people wont come and say Mobil or Chevron should take responsibility for this environmental degradation?? |
AmazingGenius:Not a bad idea, but I wonder if its really needed. MMIA is actually underutilized. International flights cluster in the morning and late night. During the day, the airport is mainly idle, compared to other global international airports that have international landings every 5minutes round the clock. However, given that Lagos is huge and constantly expanding, Lekki airport could serve al those flying domestically and internationally, who live in the Chevron/VGC area and beyond all the way to Epe, Ijebu axis and even Akure, up to Benin. But my fear is that it will also be underutilized. |
horia:That damage and environmental degradation caused by the citizens themselves via bunkering is far worse than what the oil companies ever did. In a case where in 1 year millitary is shutting down over 500 refining sites and these folks just store the crude in pits dug into the ground. Are iocs supposed to take responsibility for that as well. |
femisplash:WHY IS PRODUCTION COST IN NIGERIA MUCH HIGHER THAN MOST PLACES? 1. Cost of repairing vandalized pipelines, wells etc running into hundreds of millions of $ per year, which other countries don't deal with. 2. Cost of providing security coverage for their operations running into almost hundreds of millions $ per year, which other countries don't deal with. 3. NDDC which is 3% of budget, which other countries don't have. 4. Host community fund of 2.5% of opex, which other countries don't have. 4. Education tax of 3% of assessable profit which other countries don't have. 5. NCDMB levy of 1% of contracts which other countries don't have. 6. Local content polices, while well intentioned, created briefcase middle men companies in Nigeria that just increased the cost of contracts without adding any value. 7. Lack of efficient logistical infrastructure in Nigeria. And still many more. |
ricson11:See the weak kiss!!! The babe go just chop Burna money for 6 months and go her way. |
There's no such thing as a specific volume meant for the domestic market. The refiners should approach the oil compan ies and put in place purchase agreements |
Funny enough the article itself doesn't mention the word STOLEN! This is why 90% of Nigerian students will fail comprehension Again whoever put the topic out there just used that word to generate traffic!! |
Islie:Stupid allegation, this PETROAN is talking a lot these days and most of it nonsense. When we had no refinery working on Nigeria, was the 500k barrels supposed to be piling up somewhere doing nothing? Of course the IOCs and NNPC lifted their share and sold internationally. And some of those contracts that have been in place for years are hard to break. And also asides that IOCs don't want to sell to local refiners due to credit issues. Only Dangote is very likely to pay you. The other smaller ones are huge credit risk. And FG refineries should be buying their crude from NNPC. If NNPC can't supply 150k barrels to its refineries despite owning 55%, is it Shell that should be supplying 500k with it's paltry 30%? And at the moment there is no specific allocation of volume for domestic refining to anyone. It is supposed to be on a willing buyer willing seller basis. And it will still be in dollars anyway. |
iwaeda:Which novice! Those ones don't value their time and have nothing better to do with it. So if you are Uber driver would you stay on the queue for 1 hr for N30 difference? N30*60 liters if you fill your tank is N1800. |
Too thick for me! |
Santalpharay:The point is that as some only see the negatives, others are also seeing the positives!! yes I agree that healthcare overall is far better in the West, but if they give you appointment in 6months time and you die before then for a surgery that you could do in Lagos next week, who e help? The Minister didn't say healthcare is better in Nigeria than the west! he said some people come here for healthcare and based on some comments here from others alluding to that fact, then he was not incorrect. |
Newspapers just generate sensational headlines to sell papers and generate clicks for online advertisements. There is no price war raging anywhere! So reducing price from N950 to N890 (N60), when crude prices had fallen back from $82 to $75 and Naira had appreciated from N1600 to N1480 is tantamount to price war abi? The way we like to use 'crash' and 'price war' and all these big words for N50 decrease ehn!!! You will see some headlines, 'naira tumbles in market'. Then you read the story and the naira just fell from 1590 to 1600!!!! |
Amayabor1:Most folks wont accept because of their poor situation will not allow them to see beyond their nose. The problem with healthcare in Nigeria, even in the good hospitals we have like Reddington and Lagoon, is not that its expensive. Its actually cheap by global standards. The problem is the low income of Nigerians. I do eye glasses for my wife and kids who live in Yankee from here. Filling their prescription cost me N160k, yet the one for my wife alone in Yankee is $200 (N320k). To do for the three in Yankee would have cost me like N700k. The main problem with Nigeria is that incomes are too low. If minimum wage were like N250k, the complaints would be less. As it is 2 of my cousins who work in IT in California and were working 100% remotely are now in Nigeria because when naira devalued massively, they found that their salary that was a struggle in California is balling in Lagos and they can save a lot more here. Just rent alone, $3500 a month (N5.6mln) compared to a nice duplex in Lekki for N6mln a YEAR! They just needed Starlink and inverter for 24hr light. |
GigFc:You didn't read where a loan was taken for the road? |
Dogalmighty17:You forgot they mentioned it's cashless |
HEAVEN4444:Incident is one event and this is a separate event. Judge them independently |
YaQsGaYa:How can there be stability when the price of crude changes daily? The guy is even trying to keep prices steady for week. In yankee the price in the morning, afternoon and evening at the filling station can be slightly different. If Dangote changes from N890 today to N892 tomorrow, is the N2 your problem? |
Ishilove:Same thing everywhere in the world. Don't be fooled into thinking its a Nigerian thing. |
datola:That better mileage thing is just internet sensation created to drive demand to MRS and it worked. I have bought MRS all through January and don't notice any difference |
datola:I don't think there is much basis for legal action. The police arrested her on a tip off, interrogated her and released her when found to be a wrong tip off. The person who gave the tip off, might have been prejudiced because she's black, but that's almost impossible to prove, besides she doesn't know who it was anyway. The police on the other hand were doing their constitutionally empowered work. |
freemanq:It's taxes that will enable you to enjoy those things. If no money, how can they invest in those things. |
AbuTwins:It would appear band a is still enjoying a bit of subsidy |
[quote author=Decidetolive post=133968818]Too bad. Have made it clear to my wife that I can only take them to west for vacation but relocation ? Never [/quote If you guys dont plan to divorce, whats your fear ![]() |
olatade:We really need to stop using this word 'crash'!! |
AmazingGenius:Privatize the damned thing to a REPUTABLE company! See the massive turnaround in Indorama, formerly Eleme Fertilizer and Petrochemical. I hear it is currently one of Nigeria's biggest non oil exporters. |
Green line on the Lekki Axis should be viable. Lots of middle and upper middle class families in that area, many of which would not mind taking a train to work in Marina or VI to avoid traffic and save on petrol. I just pray LASG will ban Danfo on Regional Road. They should restrict them to Lekki - Epe expressway. They are the ones who cause 50% of the traffic on Lagos roads. Let the Regional road from VI to Abraham Adesanya be used strictly by private vehicles and non passenger commercial vehicles. Worst case, any passenger service on that road should be run by proper organized mass transit buses. |
There is no big deal to Dangote importing crude, especially since he also exports refined products. If he imports $2bln worth of crude and exports $2.8bln of refined products, what then is the problem? And its not a big deal that Nigeria cannot supply him 100%. Some countries have refinery and have zero crude! Same way some countries have zero cocoa and export chocolate! Didn't they import the cocoa!? Important thing is value addition. |

