chidiokay: And who are those responsible for economic stance that influence cost of production
under 1year, we are dealing with 400% hyper inflation whose fault, or whose policies
when cbn was spiked interest rate up, govt withdrew from subsidizing electricity, govt intensified taxation, to crown it all subsidy is gone ... what did they expect will happen to cost of production
Mind you these is not a matter of many years ago .. if Tinubu had maintained the exchange rate @least what he met ... fuel can't cross #500 per litre
Nigerians can not afford cars becos APC happened, even car dealers are going thru hell to sustain their business ... do you have an idea of import duties on car or how much it takes to now clear a container in cotonuo that Nigerians use, do you know Cepha as beaten Naira
People affordability were eroded by these useless Govt ill thought policies that amount to no good asides propaganda statistic
prime cost decides "pricing" But governance influences whether it will be bearable or not.
This is laughable. Nigerians need to quit thinking and analysing issue like yours. Subsidy is not sustainable. You can't use the hard currency you earned to subsidize dollars at a lower rate. You can't keep subsidizing everything including energy , education etc. You want to live in a welfare state where everything is subsidized for you. Obviously, you are not ready to face reality.
chidiokay: They decieve yourselves, at the time Nigerians household were madly in love with kerosene they told us gas is the future and cheaper Today how much is gas that was once flared away as waste , majority of households are now on cooking gas, is it cheap 1kg/1400
Enjoy your CNG now when its cheaper Nigeria will soon happen to it
Cost of production determine prices. Many years ago, fuel price was peanuts compared to now, but how many Nigerians can afford to own a car talk of a fuel then?
lexy2014: can you teach what you dont know? lets try again.
1. for a country that was able to build 4 refineries on its own. how is a new private refinery now "like pikin wey dey learn to walk for the first time"?
2.what is special about having a private refinery that makes you say " This has never happened to us before in Nigeria where we will have a big private local refinery that will meet our energy needs", when the country built 4 refineries to meet its energy needs?
3. dont you have any access to the history of nigeria?
1. for a country that was able to build 4 refineries on its own. how is a new private refinery now "like pikin wey dey learn to walk for the first time"?
2.what is special about having a private refinery that makes you say " This has never happened to us before in Nigeria where we will have a big private local refinery that will meet our energy needs", when the country built 4 refineries to meet its energy needs?
3. dont you have any access to the history of nigeria?
Stop this nonsense. 'That is not what I asked you". Very childish. Who are you that I should answer any of your senseless questions? If you don't understand what is written and you are not willing to learn, then move on. I don't have to engage you. If you have nothing meaningful to do, why not start counting the sand?
lexy2014: for a country that was able to build 4 refineries on its own. how is a new private refinery now "like pikin wey dey learn to walk for the first time"?
what is special about having a private that makes you say " This has never happened to us before in Nigeria where we will have a big private local refinery that will meet our energy needs", when the country built 4 refineries to meet its energy needs?
dont you have any access to the history of nigeria?
This is a large private refinery we are discussing here. Even the 4 govt refinery you wrote about, when last did it function and what was the volume output. Is there no difference between govt owned and privately owned? Whether you understand the point being put across or not, the fact remains that the position we find ourselves ATM is unprecedented and there is suspicion everywhere. People need to calm down and understand these things.
Okay. There is no fuss about any of this. Dangote refinery and Nigeria matter be like pikin wey dey learn to walk for the first time. This has never happened to us before in Nigeria where we will have a big private local refinery that will meet our energy needs. Everything will be normalised / regularised with time. No where in the world where fuel price is stable. It'sa commodity which price is determined by global market forces. The way forward is alternative to PMS. Alternatives like CNG, Rail transit, cheaper public transit, electricity etc. People should quit this analogue thinking of cheap fuel. Wailing is good for Wailers though.
Na now we dey talk. Nigeria is under policed with some VIP including armed robbers, druggies, glorified Oloshos, treasury looters etc, using our Police as body guards and domestic staff. All past Presidents could not reverse the trend. I still dey look the current one with one kind eye if he will do the right thing or just end up with empty rhetorics and keep the status quo. It's indeed shameful.
The girl no go move on with her life? Even if no be Mohbad get the pikin, she can still remarry and be happy except if she be killer on top of commiting paternity fraud. I no dey like comment on this kind of issue..
dandollaz: The first second and third comment na them.14 or 15 keyboard warriors. One will comment positively then the rest will praise then the next comment 14 or 15 of them will like. Una no dey shame at all.Fuel na 1500 and this people are keeping mum.Nigerians hope on dangote refinery for cheap fuel and for Naira to strengthen but the evil in them is too heavy for Satan to control.tufiakwa
Tinubu did not promise cheap fuel. He promised to remove subsidy and every reasonable person knows what that means. The discussion now should center around alternative to fuel, mode of transport that will guarantee less reliance on petrol and diesel. Nigerians need well paying jobs, security, justice, rule of law , good and reliable infrastructure that will guarantee better quality of life and not cheap fuel. We must get our priorities right. Our orientation need to change from analogue to digital and from 1980 to the 21st century. If we want to develop like the west, then our thinking, expectations and ways of doing things must change.
Tinubu delivering on all that he promised in his manifesto and campaign. Reforms are not fun or easy at the initial stage but the end justify the means.
Boniface actually tried today. Hitting the post once. The goals just refused to come. We played well but creative attacking midfielder is still lacking. We must also not forget that the Rwandans were playing in front of home crowd which includes their President and the fact that Nigeria had to travel for this game after our last home game in Nigeria on Saturday. Obviously, the boys were fatigued and for a team that is still struggling on their on the field chemistry, it is tough. Overall, good effort from the team. Something the coaches can go back and make some corrections that will help in a situation like we found ourselves today.