₦airaland Forum

Olamila:
Nigerians are technically defeated ☹️ is this not the same tax that was introduced in Kenya and hell broke loose but it’s like a joke in Nigeria

ehikwe22:
It's either you're part of the people hired to promote the scams from Wema bank or justgullible. And if I find out you're affiliated with Wema bank, I will coordinate with some people that has fallen victim of their tech scams and sue them. Don't worry. But know it's from you running your mouth. I was a victim too

jimmyolasun:
how do you take out profit.. I saw your post someday and invested 100 $ on doge and 50 on pepe now pepe don almost double. How do I take profit and leave to see if it gains more.. naa BTC pumping carry me enter crypto last week but I still wan leave the one for BTC small because I bought at 85 . Abeg willy.. guide me

helinues:
Who are the people repeating from the high price of goods and services even on locally made?

helinues:
Toh

Poor productivity . Average Nigerians would prefer to queue behind already made business rather than create their own business path

helinues:
Discuss this logically without referring to the economists

N3TRAL:
No, he can't.

He is not qualified to contest by virtue of the Nigerian Constitution as amended.

Dangote Refinery has disclosed the price of its petrol, saying that it sells at N990 per litre in trucks and N960 per litre into ships.

The disclosure follows the Independent Petroleum Marketers Association of Nigeria (IPMAN) and Petroleum Products Retail Outlets Owners Association of Nigeria (PETROAN) claim of importing the products at cheaper rates compared to that of Dangote.

The marketers had in an earlier interview claimed that they are buying at cheaper rates abroad while calling on Dangote Refinery to engage stakeholders.

But in its reaction, the refinery said that it is only substandard products that can be imported at cheaper rates than its own products.

In a statement released Sunday night and signed by the Group Chief Branding and Communications Officer, Anthony Chiejina, Dangote Refinery noted that it followed the pricing benchmark by the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPCL), adding that it went lower in pricing for selling into ships.

In a statement released Sunday night and signed by the Group Chief Branding and Communications Officer, Anthony Chiejina, Dangote Refinery noted that it followed the pricing benchmark by the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPCL), adding that it went lower in pricing for selling into ships.

It reads, “Both organisations claim that they can import PMS at lower prices than what is being sold by the Dangote Refinery. We benchmark our prices against international prices and we believe our prices are competitive relative to the price of imports.

“If anyone claims they can land PMS at a price cheaper than what we are selling, then they are importing substandard products and conniving with international traders to dump low-quality products into the country, without concern for the health of Nigerians or the longevity of their vehicles. Unfortunately, the regulator (NMDPRA) does not even have laboratory facilities which can be used to detect substandard products when imported into the country.

“Post deregulation, NNPC set the pace by selling PMS to domestic marketers at N971 per litre for sale into ships and at N990 for sale into trucks. This set the benchmark for our pricing and we have even gone lower to sell at N960 per litre for sale into ships while maintaining N990 per litre for sale into trucks.

Laladre1:
Mumu, if it was APC that won, it would have been a free and fair election abi?... Your mumu too much.

Topman7:
Your problem is that you don't even sound well educated. Your diction is all over the place. You sound like one of those lazy students that couldn't be bothered with anything, and now it's ''blame Nigeria'' time.

Nigeria has provided you with education and also broadband digital connectivity by investing billions of dollars in fibre optic cables and telecoms infrastructure.

You can start and run a business on your smartphone, often with ZERO INVESTMENT, something my generation couldn't even DREAM OF.

You can learn any skill on YouTube for free and start offering your services from your house there.

Your mates are using this digital infrastructure to make SERIOUS MONEY, in all sectors, while you are here talking rubbish about ''good road'' and ''refinery'' - using the digital infrastructure to moan and groan on social media instead of using it to be productive like your mates.

LAZY, USELESS THING.

Topman7:
Relax. We are happy with the rise of Afrobeats. It was Obasanjo (''my generation'') who ordered radio stations to play a minimum 60% local content in 2000, which made local musicians become hot cakes.

That ls why Nigeria is a world music powerhouse today, boasting multiple world class stars.

And make no mistake, AFROBEATS came from our earlier R&B culture, and local artistes like Remedies, 2Shotz etc simply blended those grooves with indigenous Nigerian melodies and rhythms to start AFROBEATS.

So without us there would be no you.

Anither563:
They should just go and vote. It's not by press briefing.

ABSIEC, may God bless you for doing a great job.

mrvitalis:
You obviously don't know how appeal and stay of Exercusion works for you to make that statement

Stay of Exercusion must be granted before appeal process can begin... Go educate yourself

Macphenson:
The suit challenging the validity of House of Assembly members is still in Appeal court, Until the court confirms them members, Fubara is representing the budget. Infact 2024 budget will soon be presented to the house members.