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Of what use is it if you buy from her but another man ultimately takes her away for the night while you go back home alone to sulk over the expensive fuel you bought? Oh ye simps, receive sense. Pay any amount you can afford to insert your nozzLe into her own tank, rather than pay what you can't afford just for her to insert her nozzle into your tank. |
Zonefree:Considering that Kogi State seems to be peculiar in its unyieldingly backward/backwater outlook, it is always going to come down to a choice between relative evils. In that sense, Dino is certainly a preferable evil to Yahaya Bello and the minion he would like to implant as his successor. |
SmartPolician:I've brutally cut off a couple of associates, ALL of Yoruba extraction, for this very reason. You couldn't tell me how you hoped to gain from Tinubu presidency (via contract, appointment, high profile job, etc), yet you couldn't obviously see that Obi was the most decent candidate from a neutral and objective point of view. Which means that it boiled down to mindless tribalism. Let our Yoruba leader rule even if he is 'bad market', because it is our turn. Emilokanisation. Such people can't be in my circle. They will poison you for flimsy reasons. So best to toss them far away, for good. I have Bini, Hausa, Itsekiri, Efik, Tiv, etc associates of various tribal extractions. Not even one of them had/has anything good to say about Tinubu or anything bad to say about Obi, except the ones who had some links to Tinubu's people and hoped to gain financially from his presidency - which is perfectly understandable by me. No non-Yoruba 'nothing to gain or lose' neutral in Nigeria supported Tinubu. None. Only Yorubas. |
Jcomtrader:Don't let me swear for you o. We're talking about 400m American dollars and you're still using qualifiers/conditionals like "if" or "right" investment!!! I dey quick vex o, so no push me. At this level of instantly available capital, it is impossible for any normal person to go broke. If you check previous winners it is only mentally unstable, poorly adjusted, drug addicted types that might have a problem - for obvious reasons. Worst case, improbable scenario: just remove $100m of that money to blow on whatever you like. Then simply put the remaining $300m in a bank. A private bank like Goldman Sachs for instance. Even if structured for a mere 10% per annum, that would give you $30m a year to spend without touching the principal. $30m/annum income is enough to maintain a wealthy and lavish lifestyle for a whole year, even for most big celebrities. That's $2.5m a month from interests alone, For Nigerian context, that's N2b a month. Mike Adenuga sef or Jim Ovia dem lifestyle expenses can't exceed this na, Haba. So.... This is about the most simple/foolish 'investment' I can think of, but even that guarantees you will be rich until you die. Heck, even 400m cash in a regular savings account with 4% annual interest can't be depleted by most 'normal people in a lifetime. |
An unstable and disruptive character like Wike isn't anyone's best bet. |
Sometimes stereotypes perpetuate themselves. Is this the best guy they could find to be governor? Really? |
ChidiKalu:Haba. By the Ibrus I mean their kids na. How many first generation Ibrus are still alive? Is it Michael, Felix, or... Emm (what's his name) the one who owned Guardian and Sheraton? So really. Who are the current "Ibrus"? Is it Oskar? Oboden? Obaro? Bet mind the smaller kiddos. They can't compete with the contemporary kids on the block.. Facts. |
ChidiKalu:Abeg make I laugh. Even some top level yahoo boys would dust his azz in that same Dubai. Generally I don't need to mention some heavy names but trust me, 'ordinary' Jowi, Captain Okunbor's heir, and many more will run Obaro out of own. |
The 'saturation' on this Akwa Ibom governor is quite something. Dem drag the saturation reach the end. That said, good development. Good to encourage DILIGENT local manufacturers who offer cost and associated advantages. |
ChidiKalu:Even Tunde Folawiyo alone is wealthier than the Adelekes. But he is dead silent. That said, it is ridiculous to say that the Ibrus are wealthier than Dangote. Not anywhere close to close. Forget old name. In fact, a lot of the new kids on the block with access to new money schemes (related or unrelated to government funds) would casually put the Ibrus to shame when it is a matter of cash. Even their previously conspicuously extravagant children (Obaro and Co) have been forced into hiding because they simply lack contemporary liquidity and can no longer compete! |
favor914:Was I talking to your despicable self, you zombie? Now get lost forever. |
Is this degenerate bastard still talking? |
Continue telling stupid lies to justify nonsense... "The average price of gasoline around the world is 1.32 U.S. Dollar per litre. However, there is substantial difference in these prices among countries. As a general rule, richer countries have higher prices while poorer countries and the countries that produce and export oil have significantly lower prices. One notable exception is the U.S. which is an economically advanced country but has low gas prices. The differences in prices across countries are due to the various taxes and subsidies for gasoline. All countries have access to the same petroleum prices of international markets but then decide to impose different taxes. As a result, the retail price of gasoline is different". https://www.globalpetrolprices.com/gasoline_prices/
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Man I miss that era. |
I don't want to see or hear any news about this stupid man. Let him just be ignored and forgotten until his time on earth is up. Useless idiot. |
So that he will balance well well and corner his own billions. Who PwC help. |
Thank you, OP. It's puzzling how there's some kind of elite conspiracy to deliberately complicate what should be a simple argument concerning this subsidy removal of a thing. As as long as I can remember, I have argued that any talk about removing subsidy on fuel simply means that the government would be punishing poor Nigerians for its own inefficiency, incompetence and corruption. It's as simple as that, in spite of any laboriously long arguments our 'professors' want to make to the contrary. 1. Professionally and continuously audit the fuel consumption numbers and subsidy payments regime to plug loopholes. 2. Tackle smuggling of subsidised fuel across Nigeria's borders 3. Make sure that Nigeria's publicly owned refineries work at full capacity, and remove any bottlenecks that impede the creation of new small and large private refineries 4. Supply crude to these local refineries at rebated prices if possible, in Naira of course. Give the local refineries tax waivers where necessary 5. The DPR (or whatever its current incarnations are called) should be doing its job to tackle hoarding and manipulation) Frankly I don't care if anyone says all of these are easier said than done. It's not rocket science, and if we can't do these, then we're buttressing the point being made about government's incompetence/inefficiency which the masses SHOULD NOT take responsibility for! |
jconsulting:Don't quote me to spit out rubbish on my mentions. You and who was shouting about PDP eight years ago? So throughout APC's eight years with your useless Buhari and now even more useless Tinubu, Nigerians were singing and dancing? Don't get on my fucking nerves. I'm barely restraining myself. |
Anybody but this useless BAT is acceptable to me. I can't tolerate these Yoruba ronu miscreants fouling the atmosphere with their bullshit. Even if the run off is between BAT and Atiku, we all know Atiku would brutalise that idiot at the polls. Peter Obi all the way, but if not, then let Atiku have it. |
Supremos:I'm so proud of Nigerians, as represented by the Centre of Unity known as Abuja, for roundly rejecting that drugged out thief. The way these Yoruba BAT supporters denounce this Abuja matter, you would think that Abuja is one of the South East states. Remind them that Abuja is the capital of Nigeria in which all tribes are well represented, which makes it unthinkable that their BAT who claimed to have won the election couldn't even score up to 25% of the vote, all they would do is blab shamelessly. Abuja is the Centre of Unity, since Lagos now belongs to the Yorubas. It doesn't make sense for you to want to rule Nigeria without being able to get at least a quarter of the vote. Otherwise you must be a very big thief. |
Mumu don take colos, arizona and ice with God knows what else... come begin feel like Brooklyn gangster. All these drug abusers wreaking havoc on society. Wasted generation. |
You're mad. So I should spend money on you and then satisfy you again on top again. Ogun kee you. |
Jakemedg:How many colleagues have they lost to BH and bandits and how many beasts have been brought out of them as a result? |
Let them unfuck each other if possible. That would certainly be more newsworthy. |
ArrestWike:He thinks his aro baga boys or the coalition of the other colour mumus loafing around Europe would be enough to protect him. It is now clear that Wike's politics isn't sound because he got high on his own supply. There has to be method to one's madness. Even if you're power drunk, you have to manage the optics of your drunkenness carefully for tomorrow's sake. Enemies left, right and centre. Who exactly does he regard as his strong base now for future public office? And to think that nobody rates him on his own accord. He only gets mileage now because he is the Rivers State Governor who can spray the money. When that tenure ends what next? Unfortunate really. He has reached a dead end. |
hyduffy:No doubt. Just that these irritating slum dwellers need to be reminded of their miserable station in life sometimes. But by and large, I agree with you. |
Wonderful. I've been waiting to hear this. |
The perversion, injustice and morbid dysfunction in Nigeria stinks to high heavens. To think that 99% of those Adamu-mus employed there are clueless and unworthy bastards who got there strictly via nepotism and corruption. Some of them don't even know the difference between upstream and downstream, and most of them have probably never heard of shale oil, but they are there answering NNPC staff, and feeding fat at the expense of the rest of the country. |
General indeed. I laugh. These fat fools corrupted by the billions they are amassing for themselves... Hedonistic twerps who spend every spare moment of their time frolicking with their numerous concubines, wining and dining, and generally 'chopping life'. When last did he undergo gruelling training or exercise? He probably even has high blood pressure and diabetes plus enlarged prostrate. Useless man. Reno go deflate that him big belle with just one punch. It would be murder, and it wouldn't take up to 10 minutes. |
As a political leader holding high PUBLIC office, you don't need anybody to address you 'politely' in order for you to get the message and do the right thing. If you too like respect and dignity, why bring your miserable self out for public service? It is ridiculous. Stay in your house quietly and eat the respect that your children and other family members would serve you. We are talking about a country with serious problems. You brought yourself out to enjoy the perks of public office.... Long convoys of high end Mercedes cars, the presidential villa, and billions of naira worth of privileges and yet you dare talk about respect. God punish you there. Idiots. If you can't solve the obvious problems on ground. If you can't think up workable solutions and meet the yearnings of millions of rightfully angry and frustrated citizens then GET THE HELL OUT OF PUBLIC OFFICE AND RETIRE TO YOUR VILLAGE. I hate this annoying sense of entitlement... You're not doing anybody a favour by being a public office holder. Don't tell me about polite engagement. Get the fucking message and do the right thing, or get lost. Period. |
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