₦airaland Forum

donstan18:
I can only see one Yoruba version of Shatta Wale on suit and two non-virgins.

That's Fred Ajudua's son. He's not yoruba, he's from Delta.

It's true. She's a quarrelsome person. Who no like peace for house?

That being said, he should mind his business.

Na she sabi. That outfit was a fashion fail. Sometimes you have to accept criticism in good faith. All advice is not hate.

What did she expect people to say about her when she wore such a skin-baring outfit to a party thrown by a notorious womanizer like KWAM 1 and attended by his like minded friends?

It's like Broda Femi wants to low key see Atiku in jail. I wonder wetin the guy do am.

I can't stand Reno Omokri but what he has said here is true. Dele Momodu likes grandstanding and forming familiarity. He could have sent a text to Atiku if it was a sincere message from the heart of a friend instead of posting on social media for the world to admire.

That's how he was trying to famz the Adeleke family through his niece that got belle for Davido until he went and chopped insult.

Naija babes, always getting angry when a younger guy has a crush on them.

tiredoflife:
Surrendered to who
And when he does
Will he be kept in a five star hotel
Or why do u want him to surrender

Then he should stop complaining. He's a wanted man. Who wants his endorsement? After all during his militant days he killed people who were people’s fathers too. And the only emancipation he achieved was the emancipation of his own pocket while the people of his community that he claims to fight for continue to live below the poverty line.

If he had surrendered when he was declared wanted, instead of running and hiding like a guilty person nobody would have chased him to his father’s house. So who is now to blame?

Na una sabi. All na wooden chair.

Ah!

Man, if you see this babe in real life you go understand why Tonto heart cut when she see am.

When you say the guy is mad now people will say it is tribal politics.

I agree.

I sure say na she don do all those things.

Someone should tell FFK that foolishness will not advance his cause.

Na wa. Is this musical chairs?

Not with the kind of campaign he’s run this election season.

I wonder who sponsored this hit job.

They should give Zimbabwe.

It’s unfortunate. Nairaland has become a hub for the dissemination of fake news.

He will do all this on Friday. On Monday he'll say he's a born again Christian.

Gangsterism is gradually going mainstream.

theoldpretender:
Thing is, if we keep the price of fuel low...time will come when we will keep on owing the NNPC millions in unpaid subsidy claims as the cost of importing fuel goes up.

And no one is going to come into Nigeria, and build a new refinery and sell fuel below the manufacturing cost per liter. Even Dangote is not going to sell fuel at N140 per liter to marketers...below the manufacturing cost, and with all his loans he took for the refienry.

Plus, no one is going to invest in our downstream sector because no one wants to come in and make zero profit.

And why keep subsidy...with all the scams going on.

When we started GSM, Obasanjo allowed GSM companies to set prices anyhow. People were buying SIM cards for N10000 and above. People also wanted Government to control prices. Govt refused.

Five years later...thanks to money plus investment flowing in...prices dropped. Phones became so cheap that even rural people were owning 2 lines.

Why can't we do the same for fuel. Yes...price will go above 200 naira...but investment would flow in, and jobs would be created.And more people will build refineries.

Everything you say makes textbook economic sense. However, you cannot squeeze water out of stone. We cannot look at one set of factors (the need to make local refining attractive and to free up income for the government) without considering other factors (the need of the people to survive). Investment will not flow in overnight. In the meantime, the masses would suffer great hardship caused only by the failure of the government to create an enabling economy that would enable its people better absorb the effects of those reforms.

In Zimbabwe, the cost of 1 litre of petrol is now the equivalent of N1,000. That would be N50k to fill up the average car if that kind of increase is implemented here. Even if you think that that is a drastic example, just looking at what is happening in Zimbabwe shows how recklessly tampering with the price of PMS to achieve textbook results, while ignoring other important factors, can go very wrong.

theoldpretender:
Because we are selling fuel at N145 per liter when it costs N190 to import it.

The Government pays a subsidy...of about N45 per litre (sometimes as high as N65 per litre) ...to keep the price low. Problem is, it means NNPC just makes back the cost of importation and does not make a profit.

Also paying subsidy is costing the government big time...and is not sustainable.

Let that be the benefit being enjoyed by the Nigerian people since most of the profits that are made from our commonwealth are eventually stolen by government before it can benefit the masses. The government cannot fail to create a decent economy for its people that would give them an appreciable standard of living and better buying power, and then at the same time complain that the people pay too little for a basic necessity in their lives.

timunstopable:
This kind of report vexes me

Because doesn’t take into consideration that Purchasing power of Nigerians is one of the lowest in the world

Even as they say PMS in Nigeria is the cheapest in the world .it is very expensive to millions of Nigerians living in abject poverty

Thank you. Petrol at N145 per litre is not in any way cheap to me. Almost every aspect of our economy is tied to PMS (electricity generation at home, electricity generation for small and medium sized businesses, public transportation of goods and services, private transport). Any misguided attempt to increase the price without addressing these issues will create undue hardship.

That's good. Let it be like that until the majority of the citizens of this country can begin to enjoy some other real benefit of being a citizen of one of the largest oil producing nations. In a country we are still arguing about paying N30,000 (less than $100) a month as minimum wage, the IMF and other proponents for the removal of subsidy want us to pay what they are paying in America for petrol. They are not serious. If they want to increase the price of petrol, they should improve the economy.

The governor in Kano State that they exposed, what happened?

Fake news.

They are collecting copies of the APC manifesto to go and study back at their respective palaces.

Na she sabi. Trying to trigger her baby daddy so he'll say something and she can start ranting again. This woman cannot live in peace.

Lol. Somebody dey offer am business deal, the guy dey do yanga.