Business › Re: Dangote Faces Price War As NNPC Backs Fuel Imports by Gboss247(m): 4:57pm On May 26 |
pepericozi: It is NNPC that encouraged Dangote to monopolize the price of fuel in Nigeria. Yes. If Nigeria refineries are working, there is no way he can monopolize it.
NNPC is now fighting because Dangote has blocked their crude way of circumventing funds from the government and taking bribes from importers.
This l see. . If NNPCL refineries were working, the cheapest will be the current price you are buying. |
Business › Re: Dangote Faces Price War As NNPC Backs Fuel Imports by Gboss247(m): 4:56pm On May 26 |
Bluearrow: When Dangote was building this refinery, everyone was screaming fuel will go down to 500 naira immediately the refinery kick off, but today fuel is already selling for 1500. I just hope nnpc is able to fight this, if there is no competition in the market, Nigerians will buy fuel for 5k sooner than they think. Monopoly is very bad for consumers. Every intelligent person knows that petrol is determined by oil prices in the global market bad will only sell below it if the government introduce subsidy and reduce taxes and not the opposite. |
Business › Re: Dangote Faces Price War As NNPC Backs Fuel Imports by Gboss247(m): 4:54pm On May 26 |
nairalanda1: It would cost 23-25 trillion naira to subsidise fuel to N200 per liter today, if not more.
Our budget is 54 trillion naira.
Since the government has not budgeted for subsidy this year, that means that money would have to be taken from other sectors of the budget to pay for the subsidy
Which means that you probably won't get paid your minimum wage at all at all.
Also, many people in AUstria do not use their cars like we use them , they use public transport, and they use their cars sparingly. And for the public transport, they pay excessively hefty taxes...that would make tinubu tax look like chicken feed.
Make we face reality, abeg. Can you tells the cost of borrowing dollars from multilateral institutions with crude collateral, importing expensive substandard petrol and subsidizing it secretly |
Business › Re: Dangote Faces Price War As NNPC Backs Fuel Imports by Gboss247(m): 4:52pm On May 26 |
Omoreal01: This guy has shown that na exploiter him be for Nigerians. Without monopoly he for no be this rich. Na the corruption in the system that made him rich. The useless deal he did Buhari to get the dollars to build personal refinery never do am. Vote in bad government and shifts on your fellow citizen while suffering and smiling |
Business › Re: Dangote Faces Price War As NNPC Backs Fuel Imports by Gboss247(m): 4:51pm On May 26 |
fashrola: How much is their minimum wage compared to Nigeria?
Three days wages can fill up your tank… can you say same in Nigeria? The most important question what is the volume of their minimum in their local currencies compare to Nigeria |
Business › Re: Dangote Faces Price War As NNPC Backs Fuel Imports by Gboss247(m): 4:50pm On May 26 |
Bluearrow: Exactly Fuel importation should be allowed to continue to create price balance, else we may end up buying fuel at 3k sooner than we think. Price Balance like ₦1,500 per litre? |
Business › Re: Dangote Faces Price War As NNPC Backs Fuel Imports by Gboss247(m): 4:50pm On May 26 |
Bluearrow: Oga let them import, it will help checkmate Dangote fuel price. Immediately fuel importation, we have seen how fuel price has drastically gone up. Low prices such as ₦1,600 while Dangote is ₦1,400? |
Business › Re: Dangote Faces Price War As NNPC Backs Fuel Imports by Gboss247(m): 4:49pm On May 26 |
commoditiesnig: Very welcome news.. as much as I admire and respect Dangote for the tremendous job he’s done with his Refinery, he should understand it’s a free market- other players can import and sell their products as well.. I don’t support monopoly at all..
I’m with the NNPC on this! Are you aware PIA only mandates those with functional refineries to only import petroleum if local production is not sufficient? Are you also aware that free market means the price of petroleum products is determined by the crude price international market and if the Middle East crisis escalate further, petrol price increases further? |
Business › Re: Dangote Faces Price War As NNPC Backs Fuel Imports by Gboss247(m): 4:46pm On May 26 |
Didi2d: So, because dangote built a refinery that no one can build according to you. That means we should allow him to control the downstream sector. How una dey reason sef, this your reasoning shock me o Last time I checked, Tinubu removed subsidy petrol exposing it to international pricing. Dangote or NNPCL, importation or local production, petrol price is tied to global pricing with Middle East not ending anything soon and the Nigerian not bring back subsidy also. We all know that after the 2027 election, minimum wage will be increased leading to more excessive naira in circulation causing more inflation. The better you realize that the cheapest petrol is will ever buy as a Nigerian is ₦1,400 per litre, the better for you. |
Business › Re: Dangote Faces Price War As NNPC Backs Fuel Imports by Gboss247(m): 4:41pm On May 26 |
TechCapon: Nnpc is right. Anything to reduce fuel price is welcome Anything to reduce petrol when Dangote petrol is the 11th cheapest in the world while NNPCL imports the top 10th expensive petrol from Europe and receives subsidy through the backbone. How long will you keep deceiving yourself? |
Business › Re: Dangote Faces Price War As NNPC Backs Fuel Imports by Gboss247(m): 4:40pm On May 26 |
ogascomax: Let me remind you that Russian fuel and Saudi Arabia is less than a dollar. Let me also remind you that Saudi Arabia and Russian government subsidizes petrol with lower taxes while your own government removes petrol subsidy and increases taxes |
Business › Re: Dangote Faces Price War As NNPC Backs Fuel Imports by Gboss247(m): 4:37pm On May 26 |
Fiscus105: He has succeeded in suffocated us in cement, he wants to extend same to Petrol
You set up your refinery and only you taking the profit and want to drain the citizens for your profit. Vote in bad government and blame Dangote later. |
Business › Re: Dangote Faces Price War As NNPC Backs Fuel Imports by Gboss247(m): 4:36pm On May 26 |
keemsleek: If NNPc don't tackle dangote now by the time other refineries come up and nnpc comes or they have sold the refineries it will be hard to compete with dangote and he will be the sole dictator of Price like otedole did with AGO then. Wh8ch means everyone will be waiting for dangote to fix price before they will like he's doing in cement Vote in bad government using tribe and religion and blame Dangote for showing you your reality |
Business › Re: Dangote Faces Price War As NNPC Backs Fuel Imports by Gboss247(m): 4:33pm On May 26*. Modified: 5:08pm On May 26 |
Razzness: This is a good development. Fuel importation should not have been banned in the first place; it doesn't make any sense for Dangote to be the sole distributor and determinant of oil prices in the country. A healthy competition is necessary to create checks and balances that will ultimately benefit the final consumer. Government of other countries are subsidizing energy products, reducing taxes while yours is doing the opposite and the only you could do is to quote imaginary competition theory while suffering and smiling. |
Business › Re: Dangote Faces Price War As NNPC Backs Fuel Imports by Gboss247(m): 4:32pm On May 26 |
ogascomax: Dangote is a criminal and he won't hold us hostage with fuel like in cements. Is agenda of wants to be the only one controlling the fuel industry shall fail. A criminal someone who vote in government that removes subsidy, devalue the naira, increases taxes and expect the price of petrol to be cheap. |
Business › Re: S&P: Dangote Refinery, Export Growth Driving Nigeria’s Economic Resurgence by Gboss247(m): 8:44am On May 26 |
GEJDHERO: If dangote cant give us cheap fuel... imports should start coming in.The masses dont want any monopoly. Citizens of the other countries are demanding subsidies from there government why you are here dreaming about imaginary cheaper petrol coming from Europe when the same Europeans are coming to Nigeria to buy cheap petrol. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Donald Trump Jr. Marries Bettina Anderson In Bahamas Wedding by Gboss247(m): 8:33am On May 26 |
PulaPower: But the wedding ceremony was held on a private island in the Bahamas on Saturday, with his siblings Ivanka, Eric and Tiffany Trump all in attendance.
Wasting of tax payers money. Why going to Bahamas? What happened to Miami? Do you expect to get married place where the laws favours women than men? |
Business › Re: Cooking Gas Hits N1,700/kg, Marketers Warn Of Looming Revolt by Gboss247(m): 2:10pm On May 25 |
Lawalemi: Common man is not finding it easy.
No social welfare despite subsidy removal You are still are expecting social welfare when the government in power is removing them saying "subsidy is gone" |
Business › Re: South African Pension Officials Visit Dangote Refinery by Gboss247(m): 1:39pm On May 24 |
jaxxy: What pecentage if nigerians can afford security escorts and bullletproof vehicles to save them from killer bandits and kidnappers?  What percentage of Nigerians voted in Tinubu during the last election? |
Business › Re: Aliko Dangote Tours East Africa by Gboss247(m): 7:34am On May 23 |
SmartPolician: Adebayo Ogunlesi has no single investment in Nigeria. He made money in the UK and US, but he has no business in Nigeria yet.
He visited Tinubu and was probably not impressed with what he saw. Then, he visited South Africa to explore the opportunities there and received tons of insults from SA social media community. You don't expect somebody like Adebayo Ogunlesi to always own investment in his name when he can use a shell company in tax havens that offers financial secrecy |
Celebrities › Re: Davido Shows Off New “Bombardier Boys” Custom Chain Inspired By Private Jet by Gboss247(m): 6:08pm On May 22 |
manuelkel: Rubbish?? Those are gadgets investments, they never depreciate. Gadget investments is to buy gold wares that appreciates not a diamond chain that will depreciate massively after been sold. |
Celebrities › Re: Davido Shows Off New “Bombardier Boys” Custom Chain Inspired By Private Jet by Gboss247(m): 5:58pm On May 22 |
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Business › Re: South African Pension Officials Visit Dangote Refinery by Gboss247(m): 5:49pm On May 22 |
jaxxy: Elon has given is starlink. U are the one msking noise about dangote refinery when we are buying fuel for 1400. Shege promax  What percentage of Nigerians can afford Starlink? |
Business › Re: Dangote Refinery Reduces Jet Fuel Price To ₦1,650 Per Litre by Gboss247(m): 6:43pm On May 19 |
allabig: Hmmmmmm, Maybe sha Most meetings are now held online, , Holding meetings online requires data and electricity which are very expensive |
Business › Re: Dangote Refinery Reduces Jet Fuel Price To ₦1,650 Per Litre by Gboss247(m): 6:42pm On May 19 |
Fajimarketplace: They better create more competition in this sector before he ruins the economy. Tomorrow now it will be increased to 2500. Citizens of other countries are demanding for subsidies from the government while you are here quoting an imaginary theory |
Business › Re: Dangote Refinery Reduces Jet Fuel Price To ₦1,650 Per Litre by Gboss247(m): 6:01pm On May 19*. Modified: 6:41pm On May 19 |
PapaNnamdi: Fóoóo
Reduces price yen yen yen, when I saw the headline my mind talk say e no go pass 100naira, and It wasn't wrong,
I parked my car hoping when dangote refinery is done fuel will be at most 500 naira per ltr without subsidy, but it seems this man no send anybody papa, ₦500 per litre when the average the cost of petrol per barrel is over $0.6 and forex rate is ₦1,350+? |
Business › Re: Dangote Refinery Reduces Jet Fuel Price To ₦1,650 Per Litre by Gboss247(m): 5:59pm On May 19 |
Macphenson: Is this Reduction? Dangote should do an impactful reduction before coming to the media. Tinubu that promised to reduce your purchasing power during his electoral campaign in Aso Rock and you are here waiting for impactful reduction |
Business › Re: Dangote Refinery Reduces Jet Fuel Price To ₦1,650 Per Litre by Gboss247(m): 5:58pm On May 19 |
allabig: How does this affect average man The goods and services you consumed by produced by organizations whose executives travels for business meetings with the cost of flight passed as operating expenses of the company which is further passed to the price of the product. |
Business › Re: Aliko Dangote Tours East Africa by Gboss247(m): 2:09pm On May 18 |
SmartPolician: Aliko, please keep your investments in Nigeria. We need them more at home.
Adebayo Ogunlesi visited South Africa recently to explore business opportunities. Many South Africans were commenting on Facebook, telling him to take his business to Nigeria because Nigerians are not wanted in South Africa. Those black South Africans have totally lost it.
Some people have sworn to be useless in this life. If Nigeria must growth, develop and become a global economic and industrial gaint. Then, we need more Nigerian companies becoming multinationals in different countries. |
Business › Re: Aliko Dangote Tours East Africa by Gboss247(m): 2:08pm On May 18 |
just2endowed: Buhari pump cheap forex at cbn rate to him at 450/naira then. If it were now, he won't be able to build that refinery When did registered businesses buying forex at the official rate become cheap forex? |
Business › Re: Aliko Dangote Tours East Africa by Gboss247(m): 2:06pm On May 18 |
omoredia: Scammer. Use our fx for his refinery now he is exporting refined product to make money for himself and corrupt govt officials Our FX, coming from someone who exports nothing to earn forex. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Record Number Of Americans Leaving The Country & Renouncing Their Citizenship by Gboss247(m): 6:45pm On May 15 |
SmartPolician: Those people probably have dual citizenship America is the one of the world's most privileged countries. They are welcome to Nigeria if they have plenty of USD to spend 
If you understand what it means that your GDP is $30 trillion when your population is just a little over 300 million, you don't know how privileged you are. Are you aware that USD is local currency of America and higher GDP in USD means reduction in purchasing power? |