Politics › Re: Monthly Salary Of Nigerian Junior Rank Soldiers Compared To Ghana & SA by Gboss247(m): 12:33pm On Jun 18 |
SonOfDSoil01:
. How can 54k be of value to anyone?  The 54k has purchasing power than any amount they are earning now |
Business › Re: Oil Price Now 74$ Per Barrel , Why Is Fuel Still Selling For 1340/ Liter? by Gboss247(m): 11:37am On Jun 18 |
Bluearrow: Oga it is greed! Finish old stocks in old prices, add money to your capital & carry new stocks, that way u can talk about finishing new stocks at high price even if prices go down. But they start selling old stocks at high prices to make more money. Add money form where? |
Business › Re: Oil Price Now 74$ Per Barrel , Why Is Fuel Still Selling For 1340/ Liter? by Gboss247(m): 11:36am On Jun 18 |
yemre: I disagree.
Crude was $80 when we were buying fuel for #839. Now it's $74, we should buy for #770. Even as at last week, crude was $118-$120 and we were buying for #1,350. Now tell me if my analysis is not correct and why we should buy it for #1,000 at $74/barrel. Your money supply then and now |
Phones › Re: NCC Begins Telecom Rate Review, Says Call And SMS Charges May Increase by Gboss247(m): 11:35am On Jun 18 |
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Business › Re: Oil Price Now 74$ Per Barrel , Why Is Fuel Still Selling For 1340/ Liter? by Gboss247(m): 11:34am On Jun 18 |
ogascomax: So you think I don't understand what I am talking about. Who regulates the activities of the oil industry. Who regulates their operations. You don't still understand that government oversees their activities. Government can still regulate pricing when they see that citizens are being charge excessively. Government will only regulate price if they introduce subsidy |
Business › Re: Oil Price Now 74$ Per Barrel , Why Is Fuel Still Selling For 1340/ Liter? by Gboss247(m): 11:32am On Jun 18 |
Ahmeduana: Did they finish selling the old stock before they jacked up the price?  We you keep selling at the old price only to be unable to restock the same quantity causing scarcity which helps push the price further. |
Business › Re: Oil Price Now 74$ Per Barrel , Why Is Fuel Still Selling For 1340/ Liter? by Gboss247(m): 11:22am On Jun 18 |
DeltaBachelor: Nigerian pricing system defies GRAVITY. Once it goes up, it can never come down Last time I checked, gravity was taught in natural science like physics and not economics. |
Business › Re: Oil Price Now 74$ Per Barrel , Why Is Fuel Still Selling For 1340/ Liter? by Gboss247(m): 11:21am On Jun 18 |
Minjim: Nigerian economy defies the normal textbook theory of demand and supply bullshit crap.
The only explanation is greed and corruption Last time I checked, the way this world economy was designed to operate were never written in any school textbooks. In 2026, are you still using imaginary demand and supply when economic giants shorting and longing oil prices on future market to go in there desire direction per unit time. |
Business › Re: Oil Price Now 74$ Per Barrel , Why Is Fuel Still Selling For 1340/ Liter? by Gboss247(m): 11:19am On Jun 18 |
Fekumzi123: That's why I say na we dey do ourselves. Not everything is government and in fact we're the government. Once price goes up, we use old stock to make profit but when prices drops, it becomes difficult to sell at loss. We all do it, so let's calm down until we finish our old stock. Thanks. Not everything is the government, but the same government is watching the money supply increase everyday while is a citizen like you is waiting for imaginary price reduction. |
Business › Re: Oil Price Now 74$ Per Barrel , Why Is Fuel Still Selling For 1340/ Liter? by Gboss247(m): 11:17am On Jun 18 |
Checkwell: And we have a task force that is supposed to regulate fuel station pump activities?
This country lacks leadership on all fronts. You task that is supposed to regulate a deregulated, free market economy! Are you serious? |
Business › Re: Oil Price Now 74$ Per Barrel , Why Is Fuel Still Selling For 1340/ Liter? by Gboss247(m): 11:16am On Jun 18 |
Alexas58: Please I am not understanding this stuff at all Fuel price increased immediately oil rose to $118/ barrel from about 850- 1350, and now that oil is back to $74/ barrel , why is fuel still being sold at 1350??
I thought it’s forex that runs this oil economy Have you checked the money supply of them and now |
Business › Re: Oil Price Now 74$ Per Barrel , Why Is Fuel Still Selling For 1340/ Liter? by Gboss247(m): 11:15am On Jun 18 |
yemre: We're so funny in this country. When prices of crude go up, we would not sell the old stock at old prices but the moment it comes down, we suddenly remember the need to sell off the old stock!
As of today, petrol is supposed to be selling for N770.00 What about the excess money that was created into circulation? |
Politics › Re: Monthly Salary Of Nigerian Junior Rank Soldiers Compared To Ghana & SA by Gboss247(m): 11:13am On Jun 18 |
SonOfDSoil01:
the salary was even far worse before Tinubu’s administration increased it even though I still believe they can do better because the men and women of the armed forces are giving their life for the safety of the country and a lot have paid the supreme price. The salary they were earning before Tinubu has more value the volume of devalued nairas they earning now. |
Politics › Re: Monthly Salary Of Nigerian Junior Rank Soldiers Compared To Ghana & SA by Gboss247(m): 10:56am On Jun 18 |
whippersnapper: Omoh it's seems south Africa done collect giant of Africa from our hand oh. Every African team is proving a point at the world cup,except one country that is known for fraud. And the rate at which the youths are "japaing". I'm afraid Nigeria will be retrogressing back to the stone age Nigeria was never the giant of Africa, it was just lies to told us in other to hide there incompetence and feel they are working. |
Phones › Re: NCC Begins Telecom Rate Review, Says Call And SMS Charges May Increase by Gboss247(m): 10:49am On Jun 18 |
just2endowed: Na WhatsApp call win am Meta Platforms Inc will soon introduce subscription to WhatsApp. |
Phones › Re: NCC Begins Telecom Rate Review, Says Call And SMS Charges May Increase by Gboss247(m): 10:48am On Jun 18 |
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Phones › Re: NCC Begins Telecom Rate Review, Says Call And SMS Charges May Increase by Gboss247(m): 10:47am On Jun 18 |
chudez0147: But minimum wage won’t increase The higher your minimum wages in naira, the higher the prices of goods and services. |
Phones › Re: Airtel Owner, Sunil Mittal's $2.9B Deal In Africa by Gboss247(m): 5:13pm On Jun 17 |
hisexcellency34: Tinubu is one of the highest shareholders in Airtel How is this related the post? |
Phones › Re: Airtel Owner, Sunil Mittal's $2.9B Deal In Africa by Gboss247(m): 5:12pm On Jun 17 |
MartinsD12: Our own glo cannot even give us good service delivery how much more going global, its a shame, airtel and mtn will keep milking African market. Globacom is just like Nairaland operating in only Nigeria and Benin Republic |
Phones › Re: Airtel Owner, Sunil Mittal's $2.9B Deal In Africa by Gboss247(m): 5:09pm On Jun 17 |
Jozilinn: With their outrageous data imagine getting data of 1k for 2 days with YouTube night that's never working but accumulating. In fact I'm tired already data of #300 for 1G that year will take you for almost 3 days but now in just 18 hours or less it's finished. What were you expecting when Tinubu who promised to reduced your purchasing power is in power and diesel sells for 2,000 naira a litre. |
Phones › Re: Airtel Owner, Sunil Mittal's $2.9B Deal In Africa by Gboss247(m): 5:08pm On Jun 17 |
spiSeyi: I beg to differ bro the Asians understand the Nigerian market than us just take a look at OPay, and even Palmpay then compare them to the Nigerian own . And the advantage they have is they got lone from their government at a single digit unlike here where loan is almost 27% interest with no flexible repayment. Nigerian banks expect you to start paying back within a 1-3 month of disbursement whereas the Asian banks can give up to 12 months buffer  But this same Nigerians are ready to spend unimaginable amount of money in night clubs, luxury cars, mansions, clothing and shout money na water. |
TV/Movies › Re: FG To Launch Digital TV, Offers Households Free Access To 100 Channels by Gboss247(m): 4:49pm On Jun 17 |
AntiChristian: Make he happen first! The same government that that is owing 6.6 trillion naira electricity subsidy debt that will now you 100 channels free tv while NTA is still in stone age broadcasting |
Politics › Re: IMF: Nigeria To Spend Over Half Of Revenue On Debt Servicing In 2026 by Gboss247(m): 4:47pm On Jun 17 |
P1PrinceKT: They should stop taking loan to avoid excuses. Where will the dollars for importation and foreign investors come from since production and exportation is out of the equation |
TV/Movies › Re: FG To Launch Digital TV, Offers Households Free Access To 100 Channels by Gboss247(m): 4:44pm On Jun 17 |
AntiChristian: Hmmmm!
No more DSTV and co! Can you stop deceiving yourself while your NTA looks life a stone age television channel |
TV/Movies › Re: FG To Launch Digital TV, Offers Households Free Access To 100 Channels by Gboss247(m): 4:41pm On Jun 17 |
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Foreign Affairs › Re: Give Each Citizen 1 Million Yearly - South African Protest Leader by Gboss247(m): 12:46pm On Jun 17 |
Northsouth: They can be lazy, I agree. But good national citizens deserve compensation for being well-behaved. Especially when resources dividends are not well distributed Resource dividends as million rands per citizen, do they want to become the poorest country in human history? |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Give Each Citizen 1 Million Yearly - South African Protest Leader by Gboss247(m): 12:44pm On Jun 17 |
DeLaRue: Their currency will become like Zimbabwe's within a year.
And then the resulting hyper inflation will make them poorer than before the government doled out the money.
They'll beg their government to stop paying them that amount and return prices of goods to how they were before, but it would be too late.
Did these people sleep through economics class in secondary school or what 
It's the same with Nigeria's NLC that wants a minimum wage of N700,000 per month. I laugh. Very soon, they will push wheelbarrow loads of rands to buy a loaf of bread. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Give Each Citizen 1 Million Yearly - South African Protest Leader by Gboss247(m): 12:43pm On Jun 17 |
UkoAnnang:

212 trillion naira stolen in NNPC by Mele Kyari.
Guess what each citizens in Nigeria would have collected, if the money was to be shared among 200M Nigerians Last time I checked, those citizens were supporting NNPCL to import substandard petrol from Europe and subsidizing it secretly quoting competition theory to justify it. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Give Each Citizen 1 Million Yearly - South African Protest Leader by Gboss247(m): 12:41pm On Jun 17 |
Stephen0mozzy: Call the South Africans Lazy, xenophobic and all the terrible things that they truly are.
But one thing is for sure, they know how to demand something from their government and the government actually backs them up - when it makes sense sha.
In this case, it won't fly. But atleast they're taking the action. They know how to demand more poverty from there government just NLC is demanding one million minimum wage to make Nigerians more poorer. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Give Each Citizen 1 Million Yearly - South African Protest Leader by Gboss247(m): 12:40pm On Jun 17 |
kelvinmichael: Other countries sha pay unemployment benefits . If the resources in Nigeria are properly harnessed and managed properly i sure do believe Nigeria can offer some relief benefits. Do other countries pay one million of there own currencies to her citizens? |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Give Each Citizen 1 Million Yearly - South African Protest Leader by Gboss247(m): 12:38pm On Jun 17 |
BioData45: Then you push the inflation so high that you can't afford anything with the million again.
These guys are lazy They want to break the record Zimbabwe couldn't in hyperinflation |
Business › Re: Elon Musk Adds $135 Billion To His Fortune, Now Has A Net Worth Of $1.3 Trillion by Gboss247(m): 12:35pm On Jun 17 |
Neoteny: It's largely meaningless wealth. He can't cash all of it (only a very small percentage, actually, after vesting), he can only get loans with a small percentage of it as collateral, and it disappears when the bubble bursts.
In pure, cold hard cash... he's not the richest man in the world. Oil sheiks and Russian oligarchs are. Last time I checked, cash were the lowest class of money designed to depreciate in value per seconds. |