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HRprof:So how does Nigeria keep the rate steady without sufficient dollar earnings to defend it? Maybe you should allow the policy to settle first. It needs months to stabilize, not weeks. If other policies of government are business friendly and foreign and local investors perceive it as so, more dollar investments will come into the market and increase dollar supply. Buhari's madness of 8years where he basically told foreign investors to go Bleep themselves can be undone overnight!! |
Is it that Saudi Arabia mandates countries to take care of their residents feeding during the pilgrimage? If so then fine. Othwrsise, why can't the pilgrims go and find food by themselves? Why should the State and federal government be involved in giving pilgrims food packs? London welcomes millions of tourists every year ND they all find their level in terms of where to eat. |
Buhari didn't remove the subsidy on diesel! That was done way before his government! |
Okortor:2 married couples banging in the office...na wa o |
prophetfire:Una don start again. Tinubu owns Eko Disco, he also owns Dangote refinery, he also owns lekki Free Trade Zone, he also owns eko atlantic. He also owns national Stadium, he also owns national theatre, he also owns lagos ibadan expressway, he also owns 2nd niger bridge!!!! |
nams77:Because of probably the only negative thing Aisha did, she is a tyrant! But this one that wanted to be ordering governors around, just because she's the presidents wife in a saint abi? |
talented321:Well she isn't intelligent either! |
NuCypher:But the car you are buying from abroad isn't it in dollars? So of course the devalued naira makes the car more expensive, so naturally duties which is a fixed percentage becomes higher too. The headline is misleading. Customs didn't increase anything. |
Umuchoke:Which is why the effort of Nigerians via NLC and TUC should be on increased minimum wage and less govt wastge (also bear in mind that less govt wastage also includes reduced staff, cos majority of people in govt are doing very little). But the idea of pricing thing below their cost and govt making up the balance, which ends up creating a rent seeking economy, that I DO NOT SUPPORT! |
Teymanhenry:Actually hydro is only about 15% of our electricity mix. The rest is thermal from gas. And almost all the equipment used in the industry is imported. What we should have done by now is invest in grid scale solar farms of like 500MW. If we had done like 4 of those in last 5 years, we'd have had 2000MW that isn't fuel dependent and that would reduce the need for increases. |
yemmit90:Are you considering that with 24hr electricity, bills will almost triple!? The issue is not really about 24hrs it's about paying the appropriate price for what you use.l, even if it's for one hour. Even if they increase it to N90 per unit, electricity from a gen ranges from N250 to N500 per unit, depending on the type and size of gen. And if you doubt my calculation, if you have a typical 3.5kva gen, that outputs about 3000watts and will last 12 hours. The 3000w is 3Kw and used for 12 hours so in Kwh that's 36kwh. If you put 20litrs of petrol for those 12 hours @ 500 per litre =N10k So N10k divided by 36Kwh = N277 per Kwh. |
nedekid:Oh o... That totally defeats the argument. And the other argument of “oh if Nigerians has 24hr power, they wouldn't mind paying“ makes no sense. Someone has electricity for 10hours ND his bill is N7k and he's owing. Is it when light is 24rhrs and his bill is N18k that he will then pay? Agreed people should be metered, but meter is possible to get if you really make the effort to get it. Truth is that many people aren't making the effort. As is usual with Nigerians, they just expect the meter to show up at their house. |
I'm sure they're all from the North. That's how those positions from up there behave. They believe governance is there right and there's alone |
Tofax:Na for every single thread you dey post this thing? |
DatIgalaDude:Much fairer spread of appointments than what Buhari did! |
Kharol1234:That ain't police. Looks like man o war |
CodeTemplar:Good point. I have always wondered why we don’t have any large scale solar plant in Nigeria. Once a site is identified and security of supply from a solar manufacturer is established, a solar farm of 500MW can be ready in 2 to 3 years if serious. I guess the issue is making these projects bankable. |
Agbegbaorogboye:That was probably a one off thing. Besides compare what you pay in taxes to what the average resident of Georgia pays as taxes each year. Make we no only compare the left side of the equation, we should also compare the right side of the equation too. |
30 is a bit young for low libido. If it were like 45, I'd say that's a bit normal. It's likely your testosterone levels are low. |
princeemma69:Totally agree! There are agencies we have never heard of in this country, adding no value to it's people, yet their staff collect salary. |
Temperatures in Houston are currently at about 36 degrees Celcius, which is very hot by Houston standards, even if many of us in Nigeria are kind of used to this. There have been many warnings sent out for residents to stay hydrated, stay indoors etc so that they don't suffer heatstroke and deaths. However what struck me in all this is that the Texas State electricity regulator and grid operator - ERCOT- expects electricity demand to hit 80,000MW this weekend!!! That is about 16 times the estimated 5000MW TOTAL electricity production of NIGERIA!! It's a real shame that Nigeria is sooo far behind. Hopefully, the recent Electricity Act signed by President Tinubu can grow our electricity sector significantly in the next 3-5 years. |
TermuxDarkWeb:How is he crossing boundry. I thought we always say Nigerians are mega corrupt!? He suspends people on allegation corruption, but we say he's crossing his boundry. |
We also need to improve the quality of who gets to university sef. This idea of focus on quantity over quality is killing us. Especially in the North where cut off marks for their students are as low as 100 out of 400. How can 25% be a pass mark. |
Zonefree:Before, government go feed you again? |
Redoil:You that you know, kindly educate us of the implications instead of asking everybody the same question. |
touchLife:Are you really asking these questions. How do you forsee a situation where even 10% of vehicles on Nigerian roads are converted to CNG in 5 years? So wouldn't the remaining 90% still use their petrol ND diesel? Recall it ain't free to convert to CNG. Besides the analysis of CNG costing N100per litre is faulty cos it doesn't follow that 1litre of CNG provides the exact engine efficiency of 1litre of petrol. |
Corridon:There is this constant theme that government shouldn't loot the money being made from subsidy removal. I think it should be made clear that there is no actual savings from subsidy removal, since we were borrowing to 'afford' it. With subsidy removal, what it means is that if we were borrowing N10trln as a nation, maybe we can then reduce borrowing to N2trlnbwjicj helps out deficit levels. The idea is not to continue borrowing N10trln even after subsidy is removed. |
Asides buying the dual carburator kit, here in the US there are generators that are dual fuel. I. E they use either petrol or gas. I'm sure very soon our Igbo brothers will start bringing them from China. I'm even surprised that it had not been in our market since, but I guess since petrol has been dirt cheap for decades, there was no incentive for it.
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wonder233:I tire o. Tiger nut drink being am aphrodisiac it's just beer parlour gist. |
Cowbell521:He actually has a point. During the peak of the rainy season, the temperatures fall and people use much less electricity. If you don't know, for most middle and upper middle class houses air conditioner consumes bout 30 to 40% of electricity. So when that demand goes away because the weather is cool, it means there is more electricity to go around. Also electricity conducts better in cool weather. So asides from the demand reducing, the stability of the grid also improves because electricity conducts better, so it's a double beneficial impact. |
money121:Bankers don't make good CBN governors though! What we need are well trained Economists!! Sanusi did well even though he was banker, primarily because he was also an economist. As well as Soludo. |
MetalJigsaw:He's tight though. Just to any federal secretariat d see how people who are supposed to be working are just hanging around corridors doing nothing except wait for Nigerians to come in so they can approach them to "help" them. |
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