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eagleeye2:On PHRC, I think I'd rather stick with the assurance given by the Managing director that they'd start supplying PMS by first quarter of 2016. I never said Dangote refinery will supply its PMS free, rather it will complement the capacity of our govt owned refinery thus increasing the capacity of crude that can be refined per day. Also, PMS from Dangote's refinery obviously cannot be priced at the same amount as those imported, the price most definitely would be cheaper. Again, had the money realised from the partial removal of subsidy been put to good use during GEJ's administration, nobody would have objected to a total removal. You're right to say the corrupt people won't change over Night even if PMB takes the portfolio of petroleum ministry. However, their activities would be reduced and those who may not be so lucky to go scot free with their corrupt actions would be made to face the law. What I trying to let you know is that under PMB, their activities will be checked. Total removal of subsidy will give room for healthy competition like you rightly said but it will certainly take awhile for the prices to drop as a result of this competition. What if it takes two to three or more years for the price to drop to a reasonable value?? |
Shayte's too long Lala. Pls help summarize. *modified * Shiiit's still not summarized. Well I guess I'd just have to read comments and make my own inference. |
Da phuck |
Wokeyim:Why don't you look on the bright side ?? Well boko haram will surely be dealt with, in a few days time we should start getting great news from the military triumph over them. |
eagleeye2:When I look back to the resistance put forward against subsidy removal by Nigerians (of which I was among), I think it's safe to say we did the right thing. You'd agree with me that subsidy was removed partially, question is what did GEJ and his cronies do with the money to encourage a total removal ?? The answer is, nothing, absolutely nothing. They were rather using the money to sponsor various SCAM programs. PHRC will begin its operations in the first quarter of 2016, Dangote's refinery comes on stream in 2017 this will boost our local refining capacity while at the same time cutting down on imports. In addition, PMB may likely be handling the petroleum ministry portfolio so I have no doubt that whatever decisions he takes will be in our interest. Cc lalasticlala OAM4J |
This is so sad, so sad. May their souls rest in peace. Amen. |
Kai Agama lizard na heavy otondo. See the incoherent shayt he's talking about. Nigerians resisted the removal of subsidy because the government in power then (GEJ and his cronies) where totally untrustworthy, but now we have somebody we can trust. So if PMB decides to remove fuel subsidy (which he should) Nigerians will support him and if you and your Union try anything silly, we (well meaning Nigerians) will resist you. |
Asari dokubo, boyloaf, Tompolo are a few amongst other militants who would rather the Niger delta region remains in its sordid state so they can keep using it as a front to blackmail the FG into doing their bidding. Cc lalasticlala OAM4J |
Yes indeed sir and those sacrifices has culminated into probably the best chance Nigeria now have at rebirth. Issah Allah, our sacrifices will yield the desired result for this country. God bless APC supporters God bless PMB,VP-PYO God bless Nigeria. |
First of all, what da phuck kindda name is "High Chief Government Ekpomupolo" ?? Maybe our ijaw brothers can give us a meaning to that name. Secondly, why is the "common thief" trying to launder his image by denial. I listened to Festus Keyamo once on channels tv, vibrating angrily, as he spoke of how our waterways had been contracted to ex-militias at a very incredible sum, still, they steal 400,000 barrels of the crude they were entrusted to secure. PMB needs to revoke the contract as soon as possible and I know he'll, especially when we have the Navy. One really wonders what Jona was thinking to have approved the contract. |
nairaminds:Thanks but are you sure of this ?? |
Our president (PMB) really has a strong resolve to wipe out this sect in the shortest time possible. With the pace at which he is going, Boko haram will be history soonest. So we expect Badeh, Minimah and co to be Iin Maiduguri today. That's great to know. God bless PMB God bless the Nigerian Army. God bless Nigeria. |
I never believed the shiit. The latest disturbing trend now is the circulation of false information using the usual clause"our sources who pleaded anonymity". If I can recall vividly"thebreakingtimes.com" came up with this story and that of Aisha's wrist watch that has now gained international reportage. Somebody is trying really hard to denigrate the reputation of PMB and his family and they are dangerously bold. It's our collective responsibility to filter the news being circulated by these miscreants. For now, I've got my eyes on "thebreakingtimes.com". Nuff said. |
Please do sir |
We know it's a daunting task, we also know you're the right man to take on the task of silencing those bloodsuckers once and for all. May God grant you the strength and wisdom you require to take this country to great heights. Amen |
First of all, the OP is suffering from chronic stupidity.. Secondly, can Nigerians see how insensitive some of these professional bodies can be. I mean a new administration that's not up to a week old, this is how they welcome them. Insensitive eediotts, fuckin go on strike. But remember that the blood of those who'll die as a result of your actions will surely be in your hands. Nonsense! |
What da phuck is omojuwa.com and since when did journalism go to the dogs. Agencies in charge of checking these guys better live up to expectations. |
K |
No comment for now |
Leaders with passion to lead and compassion for the people. May God continue to strengthen you and PMB. @barcanista I can see you're taking credit for this well all I can say to you is Kontinuu. [s]Meanwhile, does anybody know how one can check for registered news media in the country.[/s] Nevermind, I'll ask google. |
darfay:As a Niger deltan, we don't need our own country. I tell you we will not last a year before we breakup. I have always maintained a stance that Nigeria cannot break in two or three or four, it will fragment worse case scenario. |
As a Niger Deltan let me clarify that these groups agitating for self determination on our behalf are nothing but clowns pursuing their own purpose. I've said it before and say it again, UN should be prepared to carry out more referendums because if they think Nigeria will just divide into two then they must be joking. If all are tired of one Nigeria, then we should be prepared to fragment. Lets wait for other regions to seek self determination from the UN. |
AnneMomoh:Must go |
Ok |
This AI should not cause any distraction for our army. They should wait until those mofos up north are completely wiped out before calling for trials. Mtchewwwww |
ToyozzieTohBad:Kilode ![]() |
Burger01:Who come ask you now ![]() |
Ghen Ghen! Drink, illuminate yaself, so ya eyes can be open to see the light. ![]() |
TANoid newspapers and propaganda. Thank God for this information, she's now vindicated. Next, is the bursting of the £34,500 watch propaganda. |
K |
AnneMomoh:Lode? |
Great |

