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nairavsdollars:It will even increase Now that Tunibu is president! All of Tinubus local political bigwigs like MC Oluomo will find it easier to bully Sanwo Olu |
Slurity:Is your car Innoson? If you don't have a car yet, will your first car be Inosson? I rest my case! |
Redoil:All the intervention funds CBN has been giving farmers n ko? |
They should quickly concession the road, alongside others, so that we can have confidence that they will be well maintained. We should be able to drive from Lagos to Enugu on 100% smooth road. |
virginboy1:If you read the news properly ,instead of just consuming headlines on social media, you'll know that the bridge was just opened at Christmas to allow for easier flow of traffic and then was shut after Xmas to allow for it's completion. |
odi1278:. Considering that we are in Nigeria, I can understand your skepticism,however I would appreciate you temper your insults. You are not the only intellectual on this platform. Unfortunately,too many Nigerians think they are the best thing since sliced bread, not knowing what they think they know 100% is only 20% of the subject matter. While I find it hard to believe, my comment was to get your mind thinking a bit wider from the narrow, pessimistic view you have. Dangotes cement paid N340bln in dividends in 2023. If Dangote owns 70% of that then over the last 3 years he might have earned circa N720bln which is almost $2bln. Dangotes could have raised equity to replace high interest debt. I recall Femi Otedola invested large when he sold Forte oil a few years back. That could be another $1bln from Otedola and co. If a bank like AFREXIM or other multilateral investors invested, he could have got a few billion dollars to pay down the debt further. The Point is that there many deals that could have been executed to pay down the debt. It's also possible the numbers emefiele quoted are not quite right, but if you take that information as 50% right and 50% wrong, the 50% right part is not absolutely undoable!! |
Jnkay:Calm down. A lot of that is due to naira devaluation and Nigeria's poor infrastructure and business environment. So iphone that was N400k 4years ago and now N1.2mln na Dangote? Car that was N7mln 5 years ago and now N18mln na Dangotes? Diesel that was N250 1 year ago and now N700 na Dangote? |
odi1278:He can repay that loan from cash flow from other business like dangote cement, sugar, salt and fertilizer. Dangotes personal dividend from those companies will be hundreds of billions of Naira per year. And I'm sure he's paying back at official exchange rate, not black market. |
Parachoko:More like N500 based on current price of crude and our exchange rate. Modular and even a revamped port Harcourt refinery won't on their own bring down the price of what we pay in Naira if crude oil is $100 and our exchange rate is $/N1000 |
dyera:You're assuming that if the government actually borrows that 20 billion, that they would actually have spent it to execute this refinery project. You and I both know that if the government had borrowed that 20 billion, more than half of it would have been stolen and the refinery would never have seen the light of day. You should know by now that the Nigerian government is hopefully terrible when it comes to executing complex projects. Even basic processes like routinely clearing our gutters canals and waterways to ensure that we don't have flooding is a problem. |
Islie:Last I saw, diesel is N630 in Lagos!! Not sure of the N800 you are quoting |
LesbianBoy:Do you think Microsoft, Ford, GM, Boeing and co don't receive government support from the US government? |
The important thing is that is the refinery 100% complete? Is it actually receiving crude and is it actually producing petrol and diesel and the like? That's what we want to know. |
Fira09:Lauren has put her hands in Jeff's head and messed with it a little bit. Looks like Jeff got the most mind blowing sex ever from Lauren that he didn't get from his ex wife and didn't know existed. Since Jeff started dating Lauren, he has started showing off a bit more and spending his money more. I hope the Lauren babe won't finish Jeff totally. |
SwissMass:Which hatred and bitterness! Give me one example. Because he had a desire to be President? Did Nigerians agree it had to be Tinubu or no one else? Why should a qualified human being not aspire to a bigger position. Kamala Harris contested the nomination against Biden, but is today the VP. No bitterness. |
NTA should be incorporated and made to stand on its own. If it doesn't make sufficient revenues to pay it's salaries and run its operations, then so be it. It either reduces staff, increases revenue or close down. If Channels, Arise, TVC are operating with no government help, why not NTA |
Tianamen1:If Dangote refineries production meets and even exceeds Nigeria's needs, why waiting for the FG refineries to be fixed again? It's like once a milestone is met, people will move to the next one to elongate the process again. |
Ikaeniyan0:Power supply is actually much better in the last year, but maybe it's not widespread. |
lexylaw40:Plans in Nigeria take like 50 years Mambilla hydro plant Ajaokuta steel mill Zungeru hydro plant |
Okealaaye:Kanu is a terrorist not an activist! |
NinjaMetahuman:He is still correct. What you are saying is 5.6% of EV sales in 2022 ALONE!!! Are all the cars in America today purchased just this year!? Are all cars passenger cars!? If you go on a road trip in America, you'll see that the number of tankers and trucks and other commercial vehicles on American roads is almost competing with passenger vehicles. Slow down and rationalize first. |
Minjim:Story!! |
ExAngel007:Honestly, if we cannot afford the damned thing, Nigeria should just scrap it!! So this country cannot adequately feed 400k people for 3 weeks three times per year. |
silvoclaira:or maybe dont borrow at all!!? |
cutecommend:I don't know about fine, but I have definitely always found it easier to sleep with a Igbo girl compared to a Yoruba girl. Igbo girls seen a lot more sexually active than Yoruba girls. For Yoruba girls, the talk go plenty. |
Omihanifa:It won't happen. The market has been won and lost and is now saturated. It will be impossible for a brand new person to enter the market. Only option is to take over an existing brand. |
IyaTola:Exactly what I said! High class hook up!! So Toke Makinwa is the only OAP in Nigeria abi. Do you know how many men would gladly pay N100mln to sleep with or date Genevieve or Omotola or Ini Edo? Why do you think Ini Edo invested in a fat ass? So she can get some of the action Toke is getting. From being a babe most men wouldn't look at twice, she's now getting stares everywhere she goes! |
Revolva:I would estimate like 30 - 40% of codedruns is fake though. i.e peeps just trying to scam. |
advanceDNA:Very well said. Somehow, girls have taken away the stigma from it. And this makes it easy for them to do it. Maybe the stigma was removed when we started calling it 'hook up' instead of 'prostitution'! In the 90's, prostitution was a thing of shame, but done due to extreme poverty. Prostitutes' of that era were not having a lot of cash. But now it's no longer a thing of shame, possibly because the rewards are greater now. Since there is so much money to be made from it, cleanish girls that wouldn't have been prostitutes in the 80's and 90's are now doing it. Also, you'll notice that it has also increased because there seems to be more money in the hands of guys to throw at them, which makes the money relatively easy and then draws more girls in. And my theory on why easy money is circulating is because of return to democracy 9there are lots of political jobbers, associates etc all milking the country dry, yahoo, yahoo, drug money etc. In the millitary era, money wasn't flowing as easily as it is now. A former colleague of mine who was once a Commissioner in Edo state told me that the Governor was having a party in Benin once and they invited a lot of young girls from Uniben and Igbinedion University and they were sharing N20k to all the male attendees for 'Bleep' money. this was like 2007 o! So N20k then is like N100k or N200k now. So this easy money means big boys in lagos can throw N50k at ordinary fine girls and even up to N200k at really high class sophisticated girls at a go. Some high class girls even get houses, cars, trips, gadgets etc from guys. So how won't everyone want a piece of that action. Take Nollywood females as an example!! |
aniekaneka:Is it roundabout we are now celebrating!? What matters is maintenance. And the easiets way to maintain a road is just to make sure that there is good drainage to evacuate water from the road. if water pools on any part of a road, its the beginning of the end. |
darkwan:It's not s magic solution but it's a fast better solution to the government owning it. Name over company in Nigeria owned by the government that is doing very well. |
obyno82:So even if the go live date has been pushed back a few times, won't it eventually get completed someday?? That day has finally come and you are still being toxic about it. |
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Person wey any government in power dey support ONLY him, why won't he be that rich. This is why Igbos still remain the richest in Nigeria.