₦airaland Forum

bionixs:
so you now know better than him,abi ? Tinubu’d nairaland spokes person.

What is the name of your filing station ?
Cho cho cho all the time. Keep putting mouth in the issues you know nothing about . Don’t go get a job. Be there aging with nothing

Emperormartin:
Shettima won't like this

AsomughaChuks05:
The sheep belong to the natives. Fulani herdsmen don't raise sheep. The natives should be allowed to graze their livestocks on their own land as they wish. Everyone knows that the aggressors and killers are the Fulani herdsmen who go to lands that don't belong to them and graze their cows without permission. The biased military should stop punishing the natives for crimes committed by Fulani invaders.

jmoore:
Was it the animals that were killing people?
When will they arrest the barbaric terrorists?

maasoap:
It is not about reducing the price, they are asking him to reconsider fuel subsidy.

Hoelujohn:
Interesting! Who increased the price from 505

Spray:
The market is deregulated then why is NNPC always in a hurry to announce a uniformity price?

Penguin2:
I was.

frowland:
Petrol Stations should work on converting to cooking gas and CNG stations. There is no much profit in petrol stations especially if it is private ownership. They practically now in same status as random retail businesses you see around.

Bandits were said to have fled from their hideouts around Kagarko, Iche, Taka-Lafiya Gidan Makeri and Janjala communities in Kaduna State after over 100 troops…

Bandits were said to have fled from their hideouts around Kagarko, Iche, Taka-Lafiya Gidan Makeri and Janjala communities in Kaduna State after over 100 troops stormed the forest in Kagarko LGA.

City & Crime had reported that many rural communities in Kagarko Chiefdom had been under siege by bandits who abducted residents and farmers a few months ago.

But the situation was said to have been contained after troops raided their hideouts and some rural communities and arrested some suspected informants.

A traditional title holder in Kagarko, Suleiman Aliyu, while speaking with our reporter through telephone on Wednesday, said the troops, who drove into Kagarko town at about 11 am on Wednesday in Hilux vans, trucks and motorcycles, moved straight to Iche, Taka-Lafiya, Gidan Makeri and Janjala villages around the forest to hunt down the bandits.

He said the troops moved in after they got intelligence information that some fleeing bandits from the far north were relocating to form a camp around some villages in the area.

Aliyu, while commending the effort of the troops, noted that since some informants were arrested a sigh of relief had come the way of residents of Kagarko Chiefdom.

A source from the palace of the Emir of Kagarko, who preferred anonymity, told our reporter that, “Yes; some troops in their large numbers entered the forest today, possibly raiding the bandits’ hideouts.”

There was no response from the spokesman of the Kaduna State Police Command over the incident at the time of filing this report.

RenaissanceGuy:
That's the only position he can easily get without much hurdles, as it doesn't require any legislative screening where a lot petitions about his dollar stuffing videos would have been resurrected.

chrisxxx:
Ok I understand now. He is not the main criminal but provided the conduit of the crime. In other words abetting a crime .

slimjohn2k5:
So y is it NNPCL that is still determining the price.

Penguin2:
Isn’t it funny that the maker of the document (NYSC) has come to deny that the document originated from them while DSS is coming to defend the authenticity of the document. On what grounds?

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meobizy:
Didn't she already get a scholarship from a wealthy individual? She won't need JAMB for that. They can do their worst.

DeLaRue:
It is not as simple as that.

Before Nigeria started producing rice in large scale a few years ago, we were spending over $2 billion dollars a year importing rice.

If the last administration had not banned import and encouraged local production, we would probably be spending $3 - $3.5 billion now. And the amount would have continued to increase every year.

Now, we are able to produce a lot of rice, with tens of thousands of farmers gainfully employed and hundreds of billions invested by large corporations too.

Besides the above benefits, producing our own rice means we are less dependent on other countries and it improves our food security.

Now. do you prefer that we throw all these away, send $3.5 billion to Thailand to keep their own farmers employed (while ours lose their jobs) and also strengthen their economy while destroying our currency just so we can buy a bag of rice for may be N30, 000?

And every month the whole country will be monitoring the news to check whether the ship from Thailand is on its way to Apapa, or the country goes hungry.

Do you really prefer that?

Governing a country is far more complex than some of the simple solutions that we are so sure will work.

fineboynl:
NNPCL Boss Mele Kolo Kyari OFR is fixing Fuel price anyway as he likes. And I every other marketer follows.

The NNPCL pricing is now the template for other marketer, ha has been defending the fuel price and defending and determine dangote selling price that is yet to come on stream. From his projections severally was that dangote will not sell for lower price to what they are already selling to Nigerians and his reasons and claim is unthinkable. Comparing imported commodity to import commodity.

I think government should subsidized the tools for convertion of CNG to Nigerians so that many people can convert to CNG especially the commencial operators.

My worried is that anything that goes up never come down in this country. A bag of local rice which no body wanted went up from 4-5k to 40k. A local quality for that matter. After the ban of foreign rice of 8k within 8years.

This same thing will likely happen to locally produced fuel when dangote come on stream is there is a ban on import fuel or other items.

Rice and Garri are the appex food commodity that influence the price of other food commodity because they are the first choice. Anything that affect their pricing will affect other food.

My suggestion. In Other to bring the price of rice down. Remove the restrictions from the imported rice. And watch ss the local rice price crashed.

When the price of rice crash other food will follow as people move to eating rice.

The same thing will happen to fuel when people mice to CNG.

It was the price of kerosene that Push all Nigerians to using LPG. Today all House hold don't make use of kerosene with cooking anymore. Since gas is cheaper.

Biodun556:
I think Tinubu should sack NNPCL boss.

rummmy:
ijaw oil are not for yorubas.

marlow1962:
As it stands like this, no solution can come with peaceful dialogue.

Padipadi:
Be like say head dey pain you?
Haven't you read the bible and see that Nigerians are like Israelites. Small suffer, the complain that they are better off in Egypt. These ones wey politicians dey do sweet you?
Or am I the one one in Nigeria?
Are your family members not complaining?

Christistruth03:
They should just keep their Protest out of Lagos.
Lagos is still rebuilding the infrastructure destroyed during the Endsars Protests not to talk of the Security Agents that were killed

Tinubu should hurry up and roll out the Public Transport Buses and the planned gas Powered Transport
Get more Trains for the Public

The Fuel Subsidy cabal are fighting back because Tinubu has taken over their feeding bootle used to siphon the Nation cake

Tinubu needs to sack the NNPC officials in the Pocket of the fuel Subsidy Cabal because the demand for Oil has fallen and this Scarcity is an artificial one deliberately designed to pressurize FG to return to fuel Subsidy

marlow1962:
A protest for something that is affecting your life is something you now called ipob protest?
Why are some ppl so dumb like this? Illiterates are now parading themselves as the wise men that nothing is affecting.
Issoryt