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What's the accusations at smugglers got to do with fuel prices in Nigeria? If Dangote sells to the open public then anyone can buy directly from Dangote and sell anywhere since it's not subsidized anymore. So Dangote should stop the excuses that smugglers are behind the price increment as I don't see any smugglers anywhere on this currently. This is a lame excuse! |
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NewOrlleans:Not at all, he is here to greatly take advantage of a free play market to gain massively from Nigeria. It's never his fault as our leaders created this artificial monopoly by mismanaging all existing refineries which could act as a check against monopoly in the industry. Same is playing out in the cement industry as the players are greatly gaining from Nigeria excessively, no checks by total restrictions on importation which is bad for the well-being of Nigerians. The government needs to declare an emergency on housing insufficiency as this has gone beyond the reach of an average Nigerian. Rents are over the roof! |
No politician is worth fighting for as they will make you, the electorate, look miserable and foolish. Just follow your instinct 🙂 |
Ttalk:It's just part of decor to embezzle public funds. These guys have plunged Nigeria into deep sociocultural and economic mess. Marrying for someone is just like giving a totally jobless person a ₦10,000 internet router and expecting him to be paying a monthly ₦20,000 subscription. I shame for some Nigerian politicians. Even a bush man deep in the Amazon forest dey stand tall when it's Nigerian matter because he feels he is more enlighten. |
fleexee:Check the link, it's not opening. |
Attention seeking to get their own settlement. Once they are settled, they will keep quiet and vote in support. Not all noise makers are genuine. Most are looking for their own stomach infrastructure. Vote wisely and vote right. |
Goalllll!!!!!!! Spain deserves a win. |
kingsways:I don't think Dangote is alone on this. I smell the hands of political leaders in this too. The strategy is harmonise the local pump rate with international market rates to reflect in dollar so that it will look justified and critics will shut up. |
Bobloco:Nigerians don't need to intervene in this dispute as the cab drivers are not considerate either when billings airport passengers outrageously in some rickety cars compared to e-hailing modest prices in better cars out in the street who are prevented from picking airport passengers. |
Influx of fraudsters into WhatsApp loading. Hidden numbers with fraudulent usernames, no true identity. A lot of them are on telegram. |
BUA is better and stronger. I have used both |
Some of the major factors of these so called top players is pricing strategy and innovation. They keep relying on their past glories as top brands and market leader forgetting that trends are changing and competition is becoming more fierce. Gone are the days when they say Dunlop, Michelin are the best and Chinese tyres are substandard. Dunlops and co turned tyres into luxury because of high pricing resulting to low decline in sales as a result of dwindling purchasing power while maintaining heavy overhead cost and poor cost efficient operations. The Chinese are following the world economic trends and giving back to the market as it demands while helping to create affordability against excessive luxury. Chinese tyres are not all substandard as it's been thought all over. There are a lot Chinese brands that are competing effectively against the Dunlops and Michelins, giving users value for their money whilst always welcoming cost effective innovations so as to remain in the market. Their strategy is at the low segment of the market which commands a very large demand and high users with excessive turnover keep them afloat while the likes of Dunlop and co focus on the very top level segment of the market with very few demands and low patronage as they are low users. Keeping up with trends and innovations could have been a bailout for Dunlop in the African market if they had segmented their brands into the Premium and Value For Money (VFM) brands and also created a competitive pricing strategy. This is one big challenge most local brands and manufacturers are facing resulting to easy penetration of imported Chinese and foreign brands. A typical example is the pricing war between Dangote refinery and fuel importers whose prices checkmating and forcing Dangote refinery to downplay it's prices intermittently. A better pricing strategy would have been for Dangote refinery to evaluate his cost of production and standard fix a best competitive global pricing taking into comparative advantage it's home location which erodes some overhead cost that will reduce import and refrain from playing a monopolistic presence which though could be profitable on a shortrun but can't withstand the test of time for a corporation that values business continuity after generations. Although, the Nigerian factor is a contributor as well; politics, energy, and hostile business environment, etc. But a major factor here which is energy was not so much at play as at when Dunlop Nigeria shutdown it's manufacturing which leaves one to look at the other factors as mentioned above. Raw materials and manpower were in abundance at ridiculously low price. |
Redmi is a brand in Xiaomi like you have galaxy in Samsung and iPhone in Apple. Adewale1603: |
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Still in good condition. No cracks or damage. Phone pack is still intact. But, selling without the charger. Reason for selling: Got a new phone 4/128gb Price: N100k See pictures attached.
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Atiku and Ameachi are just confused spoilers. And with the attitude being displayed by Atiku knowing fully that with rotation it's not the turn of the North but he still forces himself in, he may not even see the sit of presidency when it is the turn of the north. |
I need advice too, between Redmi note 15 pro plus and Samsung galaxy a37/56. Thanks! |
PDP is a very big joke, honestly. They are a bunch of hopeless politicians. No wonder they couldn't hold forth for long in power. When the masses are expecting them to field a formidable opponent, they brought someone I can even dare to contest and drag votes with and possibly win him. PDP, una fall people hand. Instead of this, PDP should put pride aside and form alliance with NDC to push PO |
Must all revenue be shared? The president could push some for savings since his idea of the subsidy removal was to cut cost and allow the hitherto monthly allocation value to be shared while saving the suppose subsidy value. He is the President, good or bad actions he takes the blame not the governors. Note: Because a father chose to send his child to a highly expensive school does not require the father to blame the child for his failure to renew their house rent. Olatundex22: |
Those who dwell in manipulation, gets manipulated too. Internal happenings in APC at this primaries already shows the extent at which manipulations will be at the 2027 general elections. Huge vote numbers being displayed are part of the manipulative plans. |
Hemanwel:Yes, then we vote back Obi for another one term after Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso's two term, if they do very well. |
Exactly 👍 And also, the comparison should be with countries of same crude producing status like Nigeria. Compare Nigeria with Libya, Angola, Venezuela, Saudi Arabia, Russia, even the war torn Iran, Kuwait, etc. and let's see the prices across these locations. Gbadugbakun: |
None of this listed countries is in the league with Nigeria as a crude oil producing country. |
What Nigerian super eagles could not do for us, the Senegalese did. Congrats to Senegal 🇸🇳 |
If the police investigation was concluded on a burst tyre, why holding the driver responsible for the accident? Prosecuting for other charges except not having a valid driver's license is wrong. Also, why would the could place a bail bond of ₦5,000,000 on him? Is he a criminal or did he commit a financial fraud? They should apply the predetermined penalty/fine as stated in the traffic law not based on status as this is a civil and unintentional act except if proven to be intentional. The court should act accordingly as this incidence attracts international attention considering AJ's involvement putting the Nigerian legal system in the limelight. |
Okay, will contact you. Thanks! RyanAutomotive: |
Thanks for your response. If you can guarantee your technical strength at resolving this P0016, I wouldn't mind giving you a try. Kindly share your address and contact numbers. RyanAutomotive: |
P0016 2007 Mazda 6 |
If true prayers against evildoers must be said, then Zulum will be included as I haven't seen any governor nor Nigeria leader that's not evil. Being guilty of corruption and making life miserable for Nigerians by not doing the right things at the right time is evil doings. |
If this rumour about ₦20,000 and ₦10,000 is true, I am sorry to say that our decision makers are quacks and needs to be totally overhauled ASAP before they plunge Nigeria further into economic doom. In this digital age when physical cash exchange is in gradual decline, they are concerned about printing of a higher denomination which will further worsen the existing hyperinflationary situation. Maintain the existing denominations, and replace only damaged or defect currencies, deploy more electronic payment devices to point of sales at zero cost to encourage cashless transactions, also mandate every sales or business point to have e-payments options, mandate every banks to give e-payment devices to any requesting customer at zero cost with no target pressure which the government should bear the cost as a supposed incurred cost for printing physical currencies, make a policy that sets a limit on physical cash holding per individual maybe not exceeding ₦100,000 at a time (the politicians are most hit on this because this will discourage electoral malpractice/ vote buying), etc. |