₦airaland Forum

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Arsenal should just loan or buy osihmen

You can't compete with these set of players

OMG, which kind speed on this unpaved road will lead to head on collison of this magnitude

The story no tally

Rip to the dead

May God protect us all

The
National team
Chop
Their
Own
Version
Of
T-pain

The T-pain
Go
Reach
Everybody
Irrespective of location

Imagine, if it was your daughter that was treated the way you are treating her.

Only a cursed lady will not have someone that admires her,

The one you said you want to marry, do you know what she will turn out to be afterwards.

In life, you can only give what you have.

Call her and talk to the family,
Let them know your true financial worth with evidence
If they want to have a child in penury then marry, no one will tax you on what you don't have

T-pain
Has
Eroded
The
Deserved accolades

Imagine
Having
Functioning
Gas powered trains
And subway

The remove subsidy
But instead
Its the reverse

Ebora

Of

Owu

The

gods

Have

Spoken

After
Bed
Next
Is Table

Then

The presidency
Wants
Nnpc and marketers
To take
The blame
As
If
The
President
Is
Not
Petroleum
Minister.

We
Have
Crude oil.

Give Dangote
At
Cheap
Price
With
Arrangement of let say 200/litre
Then
The
Inflation drops
The
Masses
Enjoys
Instead
Of
Increasing MPR to curb inflation
And
Other jargon trial and error

So wonderful soul
I'm touched by his benevolence
May his soul rest in perfect peace

God forbid bad thing

I
Have
Never
Met
Him
In
Real
Life
But
He
Has
Impacted
Me
Alot

Pls
Confirm
What
You
Type

G

Another
Banga
On
United

City
Go
Use
Them
Fry
Akara

Thats the narrative they sell.

So
The
Government
That
Allows
And Fund
Wars
Which has
Killed
Children
Adults
In
Ukraine
Afghanistan
DR Congo
South sudan
Is
A child
Friendly one
And
Not
A
Dictator

Bloomberg, Reuters are always infront
To break negative news

I remember when reserve dipped,
Bloomberg started shouting before you know
Naira stopped gaining and now we are at 1600 from less than 1k.

When reserve went up to record value last week they keep mute cos the aim of inducing speculation has already been achieved

Now as nigeria nears self dominance in petrol importation
They said dangote is reselling crude .not telling us he is refining the ones he need

So
If
He
Took
A
Year
Receess
He
Won't
Die
Abi


Stop derailing with myopic narratives
Death comes for us all
Independent of situations,
Everyday we face 1000 ways to die
Those of us alive today to read about his death will die one day soon or later.
Taking care of ones health can lengthen live a bit cos other factors still dey wait even if you gat good health

malali:
If you buy from Dangote when he starts selling, are you going to pay him in cowries ?

No its
In leaves not cowry.

Media recruit

Sense
Can't reveal that to you.

Go
And ask
The diesels
He sells
Whether in cowries or your 20k media hype salary

malali:
Akinwunmi Adesina,

Your passionate defense of Dangote’s monopolistic tendencies is misplaced and ultimately detrimental to Nigeria's long-term economic health. Let’s be clear: the open free market should determine winners and losers, not subjugation or forced patronage.

Monopoly and Market Distortion

You argue that monopoly exists due to high barriers to entry or high capital costs. While this may hold some truth, it does not justify the creation or maintenance of monopolies, especially not through governmental favoritism. Dangote has benefitted immensely from the Nigerian state: free limestone, free land for cement factories, some of the cheapest non-unionized labor in the world, unlimited tax concessions, and numerous import waivers. Despite these advantages, what has been the result? The cement business remains a monopolistic cartel. Do Nigerians enjoy cheap cement today? The answer is a resounding no. Dangote was one of the first to hike cement prices, exercising his market dominance at the expense of Nigerian consumers.

Dangote Refineries and Energy Sector Monopoly

Now, you suggest we should hand over the energy sector, crucial for 300 million people, to a single man. This is both dangerous and short-sighted. Dangote’s decision to build a $19.5 billion refinery was his own business choice, and with any business venture comes inherent risks. He should have anticipated the possibility of buying crude at market rates and selling refined products in an open market. Expecting the NNPC to capitulate to his demands reeks of entitlement and undermines the very principles of fair competition and market dynamics.

Misplaced Sympathy and Entitlement

Your attempt to elicit sympathy by emphasizing Dangote’s massive investment ignores the fundamental fact that he should have considered market contingencies. Dangote should compete on equal footing with other businesses, not seek special treatment. Throwing a tantrum and trying to manipulate crude sales and petrol procurement from the NNPC signals a disturbing sense of entitlement.

Economic Independence and Fair Competition

Nigeria’s energy sector, like any other, must remain open to fair competition. Your call for protectionist measures to favor Dangote is a call to undermine the very fabric of a free market economy. The energy sector should be driven by innovation, efficiency, and competition, not by monopolistic practices.

A Call for Economic Justice

The days of allowing a few individuals to dominate critical sectors of our economy must end. We have seen what happens when monopolies are allowed to flourish – prices soar, quality suffers, and innovation stagnates. It’s time for Nigeria to embrace a truly competitive market, where every player has an equal opportunity to succeed.

Adesina, you call for support and protection of local industries, but true support lies in fostering a competitive environment where no single entity can dictate terms. We must not surrender our economic future to a few individuals. The Nigerian people deserve better – they deserve fair competition, better prices, and improved quality of goods and services.

Nigeria's economic landscape should be determined by open competition and market forces, not by entitlements and monopolistic control. It’s time for a new era of economic justice and fairness, where the interests of the many are prioritized over the privileges of the few.

Sincerely,
Malali.

Now
I
Believe
People
Are
Paid
To
Support
I'll and non friendly government policies

In your
Crooked
Mind
You
Want government to continue importing fuel with scarce dollars
So dollar go reach 5k

I'm impressed

These
Construction
Guys
Are
Benefitting
Imagine 2012
Till
Now

Maka gini

7million kwa?

Abi my eyes dey pain me ne

Maka gini

Chai

What Hadi sirika stole
Is worth millions of these toys
Unfortunately
This
Guy
Has
Presented
Him self as scapegoat

Police will
Use him
To shine

Poor journalism

You
Should
Have
Described
How
It
Works

The
Battle
Line
Is
Drawn


Governors
Can never
Be
Loyal
To
God fathers

Its
Good
To
Always
Retrace
Steps

No one
Knows
It
All

Very
Commendable
From
Man of God
And
Example
To
All

We are not mortals
We are prone to err
When you err
You apologize.

The power ministry
Should
Automatically downgrade
Bands

When you are tagged as band A and didn't get 20hrs plus light for a week,

Then they downgrade Automatically

And if you are in band C and have over 20hrs per day for a month, then upgrade band to A.

There should be an application where bands and categories should be started including hours they get light

I am
Beginning to
believe all these
matches are fixed

For God sake
How
Was
That
Not
Penalty.

See Man city too
Very favored
Ref wasn't interested in the foul

Dollar
Daddy from
Dubai


DDD

Thats
Swift
Response
If
True

Hell
Rufai
Showed
This
Man
Shege

He
Is
Yet
To
Recover
From
It

But
I
Passed
There
Today
Na

Its
Fully
Opened