₦airaland Forum

LordReed:
Another 2000 years perhaps? LoLz.

Why not? He came 4000years after the promise of His first coming. It's all not yet up to a week to Him na. Na you e dey pain.

HappyPagan:
Glory be to God? For what ....

God dey fuckup sha.

E pain you again? In everything, we give God thanks and glory. We also know that there's eternity, don't have an heart attack.

MorataFC:
His bed partner

Eeyah, i see. Thank you.

His business partner or training partner? This world and madness.

LordReed:
LMFAO! I know you act the fool a lot but to conflate a question, a sarcastic comment and an analogy with arguing says quite a bit about how daft you are acting.

You need your wife's prayers more than ever.

This fellow needs help, he must be mentally stressed. Selling refineries is not the solution to pump price duh. Nigeria is still among the world's cheapest petrol/litre. We sold NEPA and NITEL. Is data less expensive today or electricity? What needs to be done is already being done. There's no way subsidy will be removed and the impact not felt. It's SUBSIDY right? But things will only get better by the year by God's grace.
Tinubu is on the best path humanly possible.

All based on trust. The governors trust Tinubu so far. They didn't trust GEJ the thrift spender that year. Tinubu has saved 1trillion or more in one month. How many million did Obi lamba claim to save on beer in 8 years again? First class brain no be chinko bangladeshi product.

OLAADEGBU:
Reed should just go and cover his face in shame as I believe there's a reason why God created the ostrich.

These people wail meaninglessly.

obailala:
FAAC isnt only oil based, but oil revenue makes a chunk of it. Non-payment of subsidy and an increase in the exchange rate are the 2 main factors responsible for the surge in FAAC allocation.

Subsidy was removed May 29. June FAAC was about 750billion, i don't remember the exact amount. July is 1.9trillion. This is almost three times of June. Logically explain how subsidy removal is a MAIN factor. Where was this factor in June FAAC?

No one saves like Jesus. Following Jesus Christ will most likely have saved him from this life of promiscuity and shame.

LegallyBlunt:
In quote, which means it's half true.

Just half.

LegallyBlunt:
True, but the same applies to other Africans.

Nope. Just like most northerners, the average African is "innocent".

Money shared in FAAC has just moved from 786billion in the previous month to a record 1.9trillion. Stop playing. Tinubu knows how to make money. Ask Mobil and Lagos. Your states are getting almost times three 3X of what they usually get. Keep close eyes on them instead of wailing Tinubu all year long.

LegallyBlunt:
But we have good guys out there. Some other Africans take advantage of the hatred we face when they're caught in crimes.

Good guys are very few. An average Nigerian though religious, will do very bad things if presented with the "opportunity".

Wow. 60 lawyers! This is clearly a money fight, not a fight for justice. That's why the EFCC chairman's case is very silent. He doesn't have CBN money and connect to fight. It's very easy for powerful people to twist our judicial prowess to their favours.

LegallyBlunt:
Every black wrongdoer abroad is Nigerian.

Because it usually is. Even Nigerians fear Nigerians abroad, and will rather employ, work with and do serious business with other nationalities, even with Pakistanis. We don't keep to agreement.

kponkedenge:
I doubt most of these crimes are done by Nigerians.

I heard about how other African countries commit crimes abroad and claim to be Nigerians, thereby tarnishing our already destroyed imagine.

I can bet you that a large amount of these crimes are not done by Nigerians.

They are. Other countries only hide under our many well documented illegalities.

ednut1:
There is no country that allowed Nigerian hustlers in that has not regretted it. Only skilled working class Nigerians should be eligible for japa.

Nigerians always feel smarter than others. That smartness usually bothers on illegality. So apart from developed countries where they know they will be caught, and those countries don't usually anyhow people to come. Other countries that think we are all normal humans in Nigeria suffer the "culture shock".
We perceive others as slow and dummy, bringing problem on ourselves and our future.

obailala:
Thats not correct!

NNPCL made fuel cheaper by selling products cheaper than they were bought and therefore incurred losses (termed 'under-recovery' or subsidy) before remitting oil revenue to the govt.

In summary, NNPCL deducted subsidy before remitting oil revenue to govt.

https://leadership.ng/nnpc-makes-zero-remittance-to-federation-account-for-7-consecutive-months/

https://punchng.com/reps-to-probe-nnpcl-over-non-remittance-of-revenue-2/

https://businessday.ng/energy/article/nigeria-records-n16trn-oil-sales-as-nnpc-remits-nothing-to-cbn/

The news seem to say otherwise for a while now. In summary, their remittance or non-remittance is not the main factor in this. FAAC is not only oil based BTW.

slowice:
Remove subsidy to have enough to loot

This has very little to do with subsidy but more to do with improvements in the crude oil per barrel sold and the change in exchange rates.

obailala:
This increase is apparently for 2 main reasons:

1. Oil revenue exchanged at N750 instead of N450
2. No subsidy paid

Subsidy was not deducted before sharing before. Hold your governors very closely. They pay salaries and made budgets and contracts in naira. They are owing some of you months of salary.

oyeb15:
Tinubu is taxing the masses so that his fellows can have more money to steal.

Ahhhhhhh

flokii:
It's only in developed countries that the phrase "market forces" can be deemed fit because they have several market indices and tools to monitor and analyze changes in fuel price no matter how small which we lack in Nigeria.. Ask them for data now, you'll start hearing stories.

Moreover, the main idea behind "market forces" is to make prices competitive and become affordable for people to get products but reverse is the case with NNPCL in Nigeria.. their own market forces is to hike prices and kill Nigerians. How do they expect people earning below 50k monthly with families, some less than 30k monthly in some states to survive?
Wickedness of the highest order.

How much is PMS in those other countries? It was sincerely and reasonably expected that PMS price would go up at least at this beginning. With the floating of naira and removal of subsidy, tell how you expect PMS price to be immediately less?
Since you have data, can you please inform the house on the amount of PMS in Ghana, Cameroon, UK, USA, UAE etc.

Teenagers all over. These ones don't even know that the case is still going to the Supreme court, irrespective of the verdict. Except Atiku and Obi lamba respect themselves and give up their dead on arrival suit. The court or election tribunal does not declare election winners, SMH.

festacman:
It is scary that President Tinubu who had always insisted that he would remove fuel subsidy from his first day in office, had ZERO plan to contain the effects of such removal. And his only reaction is to fall back to Buhari's MYSTERIOUS money transfer to the poor and vulnerable. This doesn't inspire much confidence.

Zero plans? Be honest na.

Igbos want presidency, not APC chairmanship. Don't get it twisted.

A person that doesn't know basic primary 2 use of commas and full stop is who these people are hyping like this? SMH

WHITELIGHTER:
Are you playing or what?
Na today we start to dey hear ECOWAS and AU? Bro, you should be more aware than this... announcing the usual doesn't and won't place Nigeria as giant of Africa and with this mentality, we won't even be in contention anytime soon

If he doesn't go or doesn't talk, you will complain that he is sidelined or Nigeria is not represented or respected. If it's not announced, you will say he went to hospital. What exactly do you want?

Felix6:
What is wrong with you. Everything he said is correct about Amoda's intentions.

Wake up.

Francischibiko:
Why must nigerian presidents always look odd from the rest. Yes we have our traditional attire ,so as other countries have their's. I think it is more dignified to wear the conventional normal office suit. It makes you look simple and dignified.

The question should be reversed. There's no clothing more dignifying than yours.

WHITELIGHTER:
We now celebrate AU and ECOWAS meetings likes they're achievements? APC? Godforbid bad thing.

Are you not among those complaining that Nigeria should be giant of Africa? Now, we're having a footing in Africa, you are still against it. Na wa.