₦airaland Forum

brownlord:
Demdem is picking up, Halleluyah

Eziachi:
This is a comment based on total lack of knowledge of Nigeria. Back then it's the south, especially the Igbo and Yoruba that dominated the Nigeria military. By 1967 the highest northern ranked northern person in the army was a Colonel. And a middle Beltan northerners to be precise. So do they have a grip? Learn and know your history.

eaglechild:
In other words Buhari and his cronies are even more corrupt.
Since Tinubu the forerunner has done nothing with Oando.

tenry:
Diesel is now 99naira from the depot, with the cost of transportation (2naira or 2.5naira) that ll be around 82k. The one I bought for my boss on monday was 102.5 landed cost. Presently, we are seling at the rate of 125 naira. Come to Ipaja axis. You ll get it at that rate. Diesel has come down too. I am not doubting d fact that some ar still selling 140 to160, perhaps they wanna finish their old stock whc they bought at a very high price.

Jorussia:
Thanks for guiding me,now i know that its a sport complex and not a stadium. The PDP,should just accept the alternative ( liberation stadium) that the state govt have provided for them.There is really no cause for alarm by PDP, because, Whether they do their rally in sport complex or not, what is really important is what rivers People decide on FEB 14.

barcanista:
I understand, but for the fact that it was made available twice for APC, he should make it available too for PDP. We should avoid unnecessary controversy now and concentrate on campaign.

Jorussia:
People living in rivers state should please brief us on this issue,so we that will be properly guided on commenting on it.I want to know if work is truly currently going on the said stadium? and when did the work resumed?

Eziachi:
What was the criteria or conditions for obtaining permission for using the facilities?
Hope someone will provide the reasons for the refusal if it's really the case as things always not what it seems with politicians on a face value.

Sunnybobo3:
It's a free market economy bro. Let competition bring down the price.

There is no competition between the parties instead what we have is cooperation to fix prices for their betterment and detriment of the people.

Unlesd you are telling me that the govt is deliberately not giving enough people licence to import diesel.

The issue isn't even enough licence but monitoring the activities of those u Av given licences. NCC monitors activities of telecoms players and to an extent they are succeeding. Who is doing the same for diesel theives?

Sunnybobo3:
Do you want him to send soldiers with koboko into the mark to flog people to sell their commodities even below cost price?

buggaboo:
NCC is trying but the telecoms companies are still getting away with murder.

I agree, it's an ongoing stuff. Now imagine when there is no NCC and it's free for all.

It is very easy for the cartel to corner the petrol market through filling stations but I still don't understand why there is market inefficiency for diesel.
It just looks like a glorious opportunity for new players to import diesel and undercut the so called cartel with their high prices, after all diesel distribution is less dependent on filling stations.

Do u think it's that easy to become a major importer and break in? Do u know the conditions set by the NNPC? Do u think u will even succeed without being in the good books of these people? U won't even receive any certificate or authority to commence business especially if ur motive is known.

Sunnybobo3:
How about Tinubu of Oando?

buggaboo:
Well, you do have a valid point.
Government should monitor the market to ensure that there is no price fixing, but that is different from insinuating that they are the ones running the cartels.

Sunnybobo3:
It boils down to greed on the part of Nigerians.

Seun:
Good question. I think the drastic fall in the value of the naira is a factor. Let's allow unbiased industry insiders to answer the question. Besides, in some places the rice of diesel has fallen to 137/l.

Fellywood:
We won't give apc the honour of losing at the courts, we will do it at the polls

Fellywood:
Na only mouth you get.

Demdem:
Sharrrap.

Fellywood:
Please go home with your motor park touts behavior...typical of abusive apc

Seun:
Apologies, I'm trying to embrace the idea of GMB as president,

chukwudi44:
Buhari would soon be disqualified,just sut and watch ,shebi the army has come out to deny him.Una never see anything yet

idumuose:
Bros enough of this your lamentation.If APC suspects Jonathan's CV has a dent,trust me,that party full of bitter and frustrated people would have latched on it.

Lie mohammed would have issued a press statement.

Is it not shameful that you prefer a semi literate man to fly your party's flag over a professor? Why then do our parents suffer so much to send us to the unuversity?

APContherun:
Stop arguing like a kid brother. If Jonathan's certificate has a problem like Buhari's we would have known. Jonathan has submitted his credentials to INEC as the law stipulates, if he hadn't won't we know.

APContherun:
Dr Jonathan's certificate doesn't have a problem only Buhari's does.

enzony:
Stop defending the indefensible. Tell him to produce his certificate.

AlfaSeltzer:
You can be whatever you want but the constitution must be respected. No presidency for a primary school drop out.

AlfaSeltzer:
Do you know that pa buhari cannot read and understand the grammar you wrote here.

taharqa:
Obtain a Certified True Copy from the issuing authority in WA or his Secondary school not the military. Nothing concern the military in this respect.

By the way, just like I said earlier that is actually the way to legally identify a missing document any where, not thru an Affidavit

theV0ice:
they know they can't win in court so they're trying to appeal to moral sentiments.

it's a lacunae in the law and it's not Buhari's fault. Jonathan himself is a beneficiary of a lacunae in our constitution

barcanista:
Why are they not in court?

AlfaSeltzer:
You know inside yourself the pa buhari will never see the inside of aso rock.