Business › Re: why Gas Supply Problems Are Holding Aba Power Back by Gboss247(m): 11:53am On Aug 27 |
Beforedbuilder: All stories what Nigerians need is uninterrupted power supply. Aba power should buy or run their own independent gas plant. Enough of excuses. How is that the solution to the federal government owing ₦6.6 trillion subsidy on electricity? |
Business › Re: Dangote Refinery Increased Its Petrol Gantry Price From ₦1,185 To ₦1,200 by Gboss247(m): 7:01am On Aug 27 |
Kukutente23: Keep quiet forthwith This is beyond your intelligence grade You have simply described yourself, basic exchange rate is too difficult for you to understand. |
Business › Re: Dangote Refinery Increased Its Petrol Gantry Price From ₦1,185 To ₦1,200 by Gboss247(m): 6:58pm On Aug 26 |
Kukutente23: What does exchange rate have to do with local crude refining in naira as against imported fuel I'm taking about the ratios not the price Can you guys?!! Your comments shows the reason why you need to register for an economics class |
Business › Re: Dangote Refinery Increased Its Petrol Gantry Price From ₦1,185 To ₦1,200 by Gboss247(m): 4:37pm On Aug 26 |
Starcrest1: 5 million naira not 5 hundred thousand.
Minimum wage = 15 dollars × 1400 =#21,000
Working hours = 9hours × 30 days = 270 hours
#21,000 × 270 hours = #5,670,000 The law of money states that the volume of money is inversely proportional to the purchasing power of money This translates to more money, lesser purchasing power and high prices and vice versa. Based on your calculation, Americans earns $4,050 minimum in there currency (USD) lives a better than Nigerians who earns more volume of money in there own currency (₦70,000). Increasing the minimum in naira is one sure way to further devalue the naira, make Nigerians more poorer and the prices of goods and services more expensive. |
Business › Re: Dangote Refinery Increased Its Petrol Gantry Price From ₦1,185 To ₦1,200 by Gboss247(m): 4:23pm On Aug 26 |
Starcrest1: Oya explain to me why minimum wage is #5,000,000 in the US while in Nigeria it's #70,000 but Americans buy fuel #2000 and we are buying it #1300 in Nigeria....
I'm listening.... Minimum wage is 500,000 in what currency in the US? |
Business › Re: Dangote Refinery Increased Its Petrol Gantry Price From ₦1,185 To ₦1,200 by Gboss247(m): 4:16pm On Aug 26 |
Kukutente23: I keep saying it that what's going on is a scam
When subsidy was removed in 2012 under Jonathan which Tinubu and his goons organised against, fuel price went from N87 to N145 which was less than 100% (60% actually). And crude oil was selling at over $110 per barrel while we were importing the fuel.
So how come petrol price is over 600% (656% actually) at N1300 now from the price before subsidy removal (N189) at just around $100 per barrel when the crude and refined products are being sourced locally?
Can anyone explain this mathematics in a way that makes sense You need to register in the nearest economic class to study the effects of exchange rate. |
Politics › Re: The Fuel Subsidy Question by Gboss247(m): 11:42am On Aug 26 |
edogu: 1.Fuel subsidy was removed, yet we are still borrowing. 2. It's true that the removal has increased the amount allocation to both states and LGAs. Unfortunately, many of them are doing nothing with the money. 3. EFCC should be restructured for effectiveness and efficiency. Their current mode of operation seems to have lost its impact. It's no longer the EFCC we knew during time of Ribadu. The current one is more interested in yahoo yahoo boys. The FG in attempt to win next election has turned a blind eye to some of the activities of the state government. My governor recently bought brand new landcruiser and distributed to party executive for what reason? Meanwhile, the schools in his local government are in ruins. Are you aware that increasing the volume of money destroys the value of money? |
Politics › Re: The Fuel Subsidy Question by Gboss247(m): 11:40am On Aug 26 |
TonyeBarcanista: Sadly, we have enablers of the systemic rot!
Now you said Governors can testify to how rich they have been since the purported subsidy on petrol was removed, you are right. They became so wealthy, just like the President. While citizens continue to lavish in penury. Is the government meant to serve the elites and politicians, or the entire population?Governors are now rich in what currency? What was the purchasing power of the naira before Tinubu?
As for the socalled project, can you provide a list of those projects (ongoing and completed) and the costs? Lets see whether it matches the N20trn FG claimed to have benefitted as their own share from the subsidy removal. |
Politics › Re: The Fuel Subsidy Question by Gboss247(m): 11:38am On Aug 26 |
helinues: Except if you are expecting the government to be dropping daily food on the masses table.
Apart from money saved from fuel subsidy, the governors can testify to how rich they have been since fuel subsidy payment was stopped.
How about the ongoing projects across the country, where did FG get money from? One benefits about defending APC is senseless! Petrol subsidy was financed through loans but a citizen suffering and smiling is defending imaginary money saved. Every sane person in Nigeria knows that projects are financed with loans. Governors are now rich according to data boys who don't know that increasing the volume of money destroys the value of money. APC supporters and there senseless are like 5&6! |
Politics › Re: Femi Otedola Congratulates Yari As They Meet In Monaco by Gboss247(m): 3:31pm On Aug 24 |
Sholamyman: What about the Geregu debt. He paid with his personal money
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Politics › Re: Ghana Moves To Supply Electricity To Nigeria, To Become Africa’s Energy Hub by Gboss247(m): 11:54am On Aug 23 |
fijiano202: Some of you easily believe rubbish news ..Ghana that dont have 24hrs light want to supply Nigeria and some dull Nigerians actually believe Does Nigeria supplying electricity to Niger, Cameroon, Benin and Togo have constant electricity? |
Politics › Re: Delta Governor: I Earn ₦503,000 Monthly Salary, Permanent Secretaries ₦900,000 by Gboss247(m): 1:56pm On Aug 22 |
cr7lomo: Arr u sure u are normal?? He owns the company ....he doesn't hv to be paid... his shares is his salary... he is the business owner... delta state or any other state isnt a business ...its an elective job You are the one who needs to question your sanity, do you think any financial literate person will earn a lot money as salary when salary is taxable and other less or non-taxable means exist? |
Politics › Re: Delta Governor: I Earn ₦503,000 Monthly Salary, Permanent Secretaries ₦900,000 by Gboss247(m): 6:09pm On Aug 21 |
cr7lomo: But u are carried in an official car worth 300m and a convoy worth over a billion... now how does it balance ?? Are you aware that Elon Musk earns $0 salary yet the richest man on earth and the first trillion in USD? |
Business › Re: Tax Return Vs Tax Rebate: What’s The Difference? by Gboss247(m): 9:48am On Aug 21 |
Nextjs: Useless discussion.
All the taxes, subsidy removal
What impact
As we arguu here. Thousands of Nigeria are stranded in Benin bypass How do APC deceived Nigerians that removing subsidy will make life better for them when subsidy is tool used to make prices cheaper and removing it means market price which is more expensive? |
Business › Re: Geregu Bond: Yari Pays Outstanding Obligation, Seeks Reimbursement From Otedola by Gboss247(m): 8:11am On Aug 21 |
AleAirHub: I am confident this step will restore investor confidence in the company and underscore our long-term stability. Investors will return when the company's fundamentals are healthy and that will be probably 2027 January after electricity subsidy has been removed. |
Politics › Re: Atiku’s Subsidy Plan Retrogressive, Fiscally Unsustainable – Bayo Onanuga by Gboss247(m): 7:26am On Aug 21 |
Parachoko: It's going to be so dumb for any Government to start paying subsidy on Fuel again But it is wise for the FCCPC to compare cement prices in countries they subsidized to Nigerian that subsidy has been removed? |
Foreign Affairs › Re: U.S Debt Hits $40 Trillion, Smashes Previous Record (Photos) by Gboss247(m): 10:04pm On Aug 20 |
Jakarta: Just like how Nigeria's public debt jumped from ₦12.6 trillion for 55 years after independence to ₦159.35 trillion in 11 years of APC led FG. Even after the removal of subsidy, floating of the naira, increasing customs duty, increasing electricity tariff, increasing VAT, PBAT alone added over ₦71T to Nigeria's debt in just 33 months with almost nothing to show for it. If you stop following politicians and sit down to study monetary economics, you would known that the things you listed above are fuels for inflation. |
Crime › Re: Nothing Lasts Forever, It's Like The Era Of Yahoo Is Folding Up Gradually by Gboss247(m): 6:55pm On Aug 20 |
Hedonisco: This is wishful thinking. If the Yahoo phenomenon has truly "folded up", you will tell from the crash in rent prices, hospitality, hook up prices, and the likes.
These guys are like the phoenix. They somehow perpetually evolve, renew themselves and become ever so much more sophisticated. There is always a new scheme or 'update' or the other.
Go to any club, even in ghetto areas, every weekend night and see them splurging. This has been going on in different iterations for more than 30 years. With Ai, it will only get bigger and more dynamic. Especially because of the unending supply of mumus in this world. Are yahoo boys the one who remove subsidy on petrol and devalued the naira from ₦1,450/$ to ₦1,350/$ as it is today? |
Investment › Re: SEC Receives $5bn Dangote Refinery IPO Application, Nigerians Set To Buy Stake by Gboss247(m): 1:20pm On Aug 17*. Modified: 1:51pm On Aug 17 |
PDPdestroyer: How will you know if it’s overvalued like Elon Musk’s SpaceX IPO? Comparing SpaceX to Dangote refinery makes no sense. How on earth will you be comparing a company that is testing an jumbo-sized rocket with no revenue with one operating a 700,000 barrels per day chemical plant? |
Business › Re: Dangote Refinery’s First Equity Raise Oversubscribed 3.7 Times by Gboss247(m): 7:48am On Aug 15 |
prinsam30: How is this a beneficial to the poor masses Wen fuel is sold for 1400 naira The same poor masses called subsidy "free money for the elite" and praised the government for removing it. |
Family › Re: Jowizaza's Sister Blames Him For Father's Kidnap by Gboss247(m): 7:54pm On Aug 14 |
Kemical23: Blaming you brother is not the solution, your family is just one of the victim of Nigerian insecurity, as a normal young guy he have to live his life to the fullest if he is not into fraud or drugs.... Money is not that easy to control because you want to be recognized among men in the society, it is a normal thing for all young men out there..... Living life to the fullest by displaying materials things to impress the society? He want to be recognized by the society according to you. Was he owing the society a recognition? Money is not easy to control aaccording to you, yet every other races on earth controls money excepts blacks who sees materials things and show off as wealth. |
Investment › Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by Gboss247(m): 4:25pm On Aug 14 |
DataAnalyst2022: House, I have about 5m naira that I will need to use for investment in late 2027. This is more than 1 year time, and I don't want to touch it and I want to avoid traditional bank with thier ridiculous interest rate.
Can someone suggest where I can invest this that will not be risky and will be easily withdrawable as well.
Money market on cowrywise comes to mind. I just want to know if there are better options for me.
Thanks Putting it a money market fund will be better, with an interest rate of 17% will yield ₦2,300 per day which you can compound and reinvest. Note: Just a suggestion, not a professional financial advice. |
Politics › Re: Nigeria Spends N3.14 Trillion Servicing Domestic Debt In Q1 2026, Up 20.3% Year- by Gboss247(m): 11:38am On Aug 14 |
Kukutente23: Inflation exists because the system is looking for equilibrium. It is not a fuel or moving power. Instead, it's a contending factor to the availability of goods and services. Less good and services and Inflation shoots up. More goods and services and deflation occurs. Inflation does not exist in a vacuum. In a perfect system where the goods and services match demand at every instance, there will be no Inflation Let's talk about some basic monetary economics. Inflation is not few goods and services but excess money in circulation. This excess money is a product of money creation while banks and other financial institutions create money by borrowing out a large percentage of there customers deposit. In Nigeria, the current liquidity ratios is 30% which means 70% of the deposit goes into money creation. It is from the 70% that banks issue out loans which become deposit in borrowers account. Then 30% of the deposit becomes the loan to the third person as deposit. This process continues over and over as new money get created. The new money created increase the money supply hence inflation. Finally in real life economics, there is nothing like deflation. It is inflation and disinflation as a result of monetary policies by the central bank. Also, the perfect economic you talk about is an economic fairytale. |
Business › Re: Crude Distillation Unit Of Azikel Refinery Reaches Site (video) by Gboss247(m): 9:07am On Aug 13 |
Nbkay23: Dangote won’t like this one.. I know for sure Says his personal assistant! |
Politics › Re: Nigeria Spends N3.14 Trillion Servicing Domestic Debt In Q1 2026, Up 20.3% Year- by Gboss247(m): 2:38pm On Aug 10 |
Kukutente23: Where did you learn your own economics? The economy is built in production and sale of goods and services Learn this basic concept today so you won't end up frustrated with debts Production and sales of goods and services abi? Which currency is use in the production of goods services aside the fiat debts receipts given to you as fiat currency? |
Politics › Re: Nigeria Spends N3.14 Trillion Servicing Domestic Debt In Q1 2026, Up 20.3% Year- by Gboss247(m): 2:35pm On Aug 10 |
Kukutente23: Debt can't be an anti-inflation whatever that means measure Debt even has the capacity to increase inflation since it's basically money you didn't earn You're not looking good with this your theories o Inflation is the fuel that powers the system and keeps it moving. Tha is why we have a system of increasing salary over time to fight inflation on paper and cause inflation in reality with election to change leaders every four years to give you an illusion of choice. |
Business › Re: Dangote-Backed Lamu Oil Refinery Set To Begin Construction In October 2026 by Gboss247(m): 8:25am On Aug 10 |
CSTRR: Instead of this guy to invest all his wealth in Nigeria where he made it, he is busy spreading it all over africa. The same africans that hate Nigerians with a passion.
If that was how rockefeller did, America would not be the industrial power it is. Your kind of comment is the reason why reason Nigeria is an economic dwarf with one of the largest youngest population globally. |
Business › Re: Dangote-Backed Lamu Oil Refinery Set To Begin Construction In October 2026 by Gboss247(m): 8:22am On Aug 10 |
Eleph: Another good news from the private sector due to the failure of governments across Africa. Failure of government across Africa? How many oil refineries are owned and operated by the government? |
Politics › Re: Nigeria Spends N3.14 Trillion Servicing Domestic Debt In Q1 2026, Up 20.3% Year- by Gboss247(m): 8:08am On Aug 10 |
Skydivine: Tinubu does not care about the rest of the country . As long as he is borrowing and directing the money to Lagos state projects alone, that is enough for him.
We were told that removing fuel subsidy will save money, enough for most needed capital projects, but here we are with nothing to show for it except more debts.
Who goes borrowing in manner with no limits. Maybe to show that his government is performing but the data is backing up the story . It’s an delusional to project such image , when every knows exactly the situation of things in country.
This is no longer a situation of the more you , the less you see The recklessness in borrowing is making the economy to bite really hard. You were told that removing petrol subsidy that was financed by debts save money. If a man that was borrowing to send his children, then he stopped from going to school so that he will stop paying school fees. Will you go and ask him how him he has saved since his children has dropped out of school? |
Politics › Re: Nigeria Spends N3.14 Trillion Servicing Domestic Debt In Q1 2026, Up 20.3% Year- by Gboss247(m): 8:05am On Aug 10 |
AMINDA: "Nigeria is generating so much revenue that governors are no longer borrowing" - Tinubu
So who is now borrowing these domestic debts that is making debt servicing to skyrocket to unprecedented levels? Federal government? If some of one study monetary economics the same way you study politicians, you should have known that the socialist system of government operated in Nigeria generated revenue by increasing taxes causing inflation and using monetary policies to borrow back the money, hence curtailing the inflation. |
Politics › Re: Nigeria Spends N3.14 Trillion Servicing Domestic Debt In Q1 2026, Up 20.3% Year- by Gboss247(m): 8:02am On Aug 10 |
Kukutente23: How does that change the fact that it's still debt The economic system is built on debt, operated on debt, maintained on debt. Those will know how to use become rich, those who don't know remain poor. |
Politics › Re: Nigeria Spends N3.14 Trillion Servicing Domestic Debt In Q1 2026, Up 20.3% Year- by Gboss247(m): 8:00am On Aug 10 |
CodeTemplar: Someone thinks APC is the problem but is there any other party towing a different path? All 36 states governors are doing same thing in principle. Save for Obi who has a teack record of saving, who can we point to for a different approach. Saving money that cannot beat inflation |