₦airaland Forum

Pythagoras001:
anyone can update wiki

hisexcellency34:
Nigerians reject emergency rule in Rivers. We are ready to die for Fubara

Obaofaba:
Dangote didn't just love the south West because of it's sea access, after all, there is sea access in the south south. South West represent Nigeria's most civilised region.
Just name it, from security, productive youth, raw materials accessibility, urbanisation and large market which is proximity to other regions.

Sentiment aside, why will I have an opportunity to invest in south western Nigeria and will choose waring south east where everything can be brought down in two hours by the order of one idiot in the UK.

Zionmdde:
May Nigeria happen to all tinubu and apc supporters

cenaman:
Political Ashawo....

Gandollar:
You are are very naive.. must you always sulk?

You and who are celebrating who?

By the way, is it no longer political mamarealignment and bridge building ?

Please face your battles and leave them alone.

Biodun556:
Good

Tinubu should not stop importation fuel pls

He should lift ban on importation of rice and other food items. Our local farmers are wicked

Tjra:
This IPMAN is the main problem of the downstream.

They are angry because they can no longer reap Nigerians off.

I'm sure they will start hoarding fuel to create artificial scarcity so they can inflate prices.

Very greedy people

JASONjnr:
Definitely not ......

He's a Yoruba man and they have tolerance for religion..... He's married to a pastor...... All his kids are Christians......

Baba, we support you and we stand on your mandate...

Zico5:
Our governors down south will rather repackage and sell to the masses or hoard them till they are spoilt.

Appletek:
Not surprised.
Even Amadioha is hustling in Lagos.

I saw him in Okota 2 weeks ago, learning how to ride fan yogo bicycle.

seunmsg:
lol. Niger is a big joke of a country. Why can’t they run to Russia for oil? If the sanctions continue, that country will collapse in less than two years from now.

It’s always funny and depressing when I see some Nigerians calling for military rule. For those of us old enough to remember how things were before we transited to democracy, we always thank God for where we are right now.

DemonSlayer:
The same junta that accused Nigeria of plotting against them—the same one that stubbornly refused to engage in dialogue with ECOWAS, an organization Nigeria has supported more than any other country in the region. That was disrespectful. As a landlocked nation situated next to Africa’s largest economy (with access to the ocean), a certain level of humility is expected from Niger.
President Tinubu is too nice.
I will suffocate them, cut electricity, block seaport block food export, fuel.
Watch them crying

Now, after getting themselves into a hot mess, they’re coming back to their vomit. Wuna never see anything, shege is still loading...

Bosman17:
How would that have happened? See the war Dangote fought and the pressure Nigerians hipped on NNPC before allowing Dangote operate? If we were still paying subsidy, Dangote refinery won’t have seen the light of day!!! Also who are we truly subsidising? You with one car and a generator? No!!! The people smuggling out the petrol to sell to neighbouring countries are the true beneficiaries….

pimplucious:
And he also refuted that statement in other interview. The werey na forked tongue Mothafuka speaking from both sides.

Bobloco:
The excitement and euphoria of being sworn in as Nigeria's president overtook Tinubu’s reasoning, which led him to make that thoughtless statement: 'subsidy is gone.'

That thoughtless statement, followed by the floating of the naira, brought untold hardships on Nigerians, and this country will never recover from it.

Subsidy removal was supposed to be a gradual process, ensuring first that our refineries were operational and implementing measures to mitigate its effects on Nigerians.

There was no justification for the price of petrol to rise from below ₦200 to over ₦1,350 per liter in such a short time.

It was pure wickedness and draconian by the Tinubu regime in the way it handled the subsidy removal and floating of the naira.

If Dangote Refinery and other refineries were operational before the subsidy removal, the price of petrol wouldn't have gone beyond ₦400 per liter, and transportation costs, food prices, goods, and services wouldn’t have skyrocketed to the extent that they have

EXOUSIAng:
Jagaban na weyrey.
Now Obidients will understand what it means to let market forces control price.

In a few years we will have more refineries and they will be scrambling for supply, prices will crash.

He truly removed subsidy to protect the future of our children


Na them be this.....

This donkey thinks anyone who has a different opinion is Yoruba.
Your hate for the Yoruba tribe has ruptured your brain. If we check your location now, you will be in one of the south western states jumping bus to do something evil so you can go back to the village and south Odogwu in December.
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