₦airaland Forum

omenka:
Never seen such emotional wrecks my entire life. Shooo!!

You lot could produce a dozen throwback pics and tweets of even Buhari and Tinubu for all we care- the die has been cast.

If I were you, I'd rather spend more time thinking how to develop means to augment my income so I don't die of frustration or starvation.

This whining is counterproductive. In fact, it is self destructive.

sharap

omenka:
Sort of "here and there." But on a face value, I'm GLADDER I didn't.

Remember, if you don't like my comment, go screw yourself.

sharap

Eastcoast33:
Bro please ehn, re-explain this in RAW terms to me, i want to grasp the gist too.. i didn't get it the way you just just said it above. THANKS, Shame on APC, SHAME, SHAME, CURSE BE UPON BUHARI, TINUBU AND HIS TEAM!

aluk:
Try coconut oil. It is a lot better. Thank me later.

Omotaday:
how is it a scam? read what you write again.

BeeBeeOoh:
Zombies must be really disappointed how APC & Buhari is disgracing them publicly. God will always bless that man that “HIS AMBITION WORTHS NO BLOOD OF A NIGERIANS”.

Airforce1:
this girl just turned me on


I gotta call someone close to my heart for the real shiit.

Fucck!

grandstar:
exchange rate then was 155 . Now 320

Former Secretary of the Independent
Petroleum Marketers Association of Nigeria
(IPMAN), Kano branch, Alhaji Sani Ya'u Babura has
described the recent perceived plan by the federal
government to remove fuel subsidy as a time bomb
that will not yield any positive result to the
country's economy.
Speaking with Vanguard, Alhaji S. Y. Babura said
instead of this purported plan by the federal
government in taking the decision of removing fuel
subsidy it should focus on reviving Nigeria's
refineries as well as concentrate on the Petroleum
Industry Bill PIB to enable the down stream sector
to function as it is applicable in other countries that
supply of petroleum products to it's citizens.
According to him, insecurity and abject poverty
bedeviling Nigeria's masses are enough
catastrophe to Nigerians. He said "The deregulation
will only enable the FG to save more money in it's
accounts but the masses will suffer, so the plan is a
wrong decision especially to the masses".
Alhaji Sani Babura who is also an economists
stated further that the federal government had no
control on the price of petroleum products as it was
the marketers that still determined the prices. He
said that a liter of fuel in Kano state is sold at a
different price in Jigawa, Sokoto and Katsina states
because of the distance. He stressed that
commodities and other basic needs will be highly
expensive as a result of this proposed fuel subsidy
removal.
He added that those who are in support of the plan
are people who do not go to filling stations to
purchase fuel with their money or care for the
masses. He urged the federal government to think
of other ways that will raise revenue in the place of
this fuel subsidy as no government should fold it
arms and allow it's citizens to suffer from unduly
inflation.

Abuja - Alhaji Abubakar Maigandi, the Vice President, Independent Marketers Association of Nigeria (IPMAN), has commended the Federal Government on the new pump price of petrol. Maigandi said on Wednesday in Abuja that the decision would help to put to an end the persistent petrol scarcity in the country. "This is a good development; the best that will happen is complete removal of the subsidy. "The price they put is a good one, but the best thing is to leave the market open so that people will decide what they want to sell after importation," he said. He assured that the products would be available with this development, adding that the association was ready to continue to support government’s effort. The Petroleum products Pricing Regulatory Agency (PPPRA) has announced a new pump price of N145 per litre for petrol. A statement signed by Mrs Sotonye Iyoyo, the Acting Executive Secretary of PPPRA, said that the new price would take immediate effect "In furtherance of its mandate to ensure the efficient supply and distribution of petroleum products, PPPRA hereby announces, effective immediately, that the new price band for PMS shall be at a maximum of N145 per litre. “However, NNPC retail stations on the outskirts of major cities are advised to sell at price lower than N145 per litre," it said. The statement said that the review became imperative in the face of extreme difficulties faced by petroleum product Importers in sourcing foreign exchange. This, it added, had made it difficult to meet the consumption demand of the nation. "Importers will henceforth be permitted to source for their foreign exchange requirements from the secondary sources. "PPPRA is conscious of the difficulties that Nigerians have been going through in the last few months. "To ameliorate this situation, we shall continue to modulate pricing in accordance with prevailing market dynamics thereby ensuring fair value to all citizens," it said.

Yungkida:
Y’all have been lamenting about fuel subsidy up and down, here are some important things you should know about fuel subsidy

Fuel subsidy is the money paid by the Federal Government of Nigeria to reduce the cost of refining petroleum products, especially fuel.

The Federal Government has for sometime now been selling the idea of fuel subsidy removal to Nigerians; making them to understand how immensely beneficial the removal be to all. The Federal Government particularly points that it is aimed at generating additional revenue that will be used to improve the infrastructure in the country such as roads, schools, hospital, etc. However, Nigerians are looking at it differently–as an attempt to exploit their meager resources.

It is interesting to note that states Governors especially from the Peoples Democratic Party have accepted the subsidy removal. In fact, Governor Suswam of Benue State told newsmen in Abuja that “there is no going back on the plan as it is going to be highly beneficial to Nigerians.”

Nigeria is the biggest producer of oil in Africa, yet it is revealing that the same fuel that sells for N65 per liter (with payment of subsidy) in Nigeria goes for just N4 to N5 in Venezuela, the Venezuelan Ambassador to Nigeria, Enrique Fernando Arrundell, explains. Similarly, in Libya, the country condemned recently by many due to Ghaddafi’s undemocratic style of leadership, a liter of fuel goes for just N22.

President Goodluck Jonathan recently pronounced that there is nothing Nigeria can do about the removal of fuel subsidy as all arrangements have been put in place to implement it. He stated that the government has slowed down on the implementation just to carry along stakeholders. He pointed out particularly that those standing against the removal are those planning to bring down his administration.

The above pronouncement by President Jonathan, to me, is highly undemocratic. We are in a dispensation — an era when the masses are supposed to be given a say in governmental affairs, unlike military administration where policies are implemented by decrees and dictates.
The decision of the government to remove fuel subsidy maybe a conspiracy by the high-class to have more money to embezzle. State Governors support fuel subsidy removal because it will increase their revenue allocation from the Federal Government

I don’t think the average Nigerian will agree with the removal of fuel subsidy, especially going by past records of our leaders misappropriating funds meant for the development of the nation. In an ideal democracy, the decision of the National Assembly is usually respected since it represents all Nigerians. With respect to our democracy, however, the National Assembly members are literally bought to endorse the subsidy withdrawal.

My candid opinion in this write-up is that since the Federal Government thinks it has reasons to eliminate fuel subsidy, a forum should be created where Nigerians will air their views on the matter. The government can then decide, based on popular views, to cancel or continue oil subsidy.

Source: http://socialspy.ng/2016/05/11/9-things-you-should-know-about-fuel-subsidy-removal/

Abagworo:
God bless Buhari. What Jonathan could not achieve in 6 years he has done in one year. Game over for the subsidy cabal.

playpaz:
e don red

zombies be like those. feathers gave us heat

sai baba

FuckTheM0ds:
just viewed all your posts and i could see the level of your hatred for buhari. Chai this guy hate buhari.
cc ihatebuhari come and see your friend o

lol I don't hate buhari I just want him to outperform his predecessor but so far so good he is dulling like a dulllard

MrAboki:
How does this your post make any sense to you?

Niger Delta Avengers are terrorists just as much as Boko Haram are terrorists.

Blowing up pipelines in their area does not make them any less terrorizing than they actually are.


Fulani Herdsmen are not Terrorists just like Niger Deltans are not Militants. From time immemorial, we have always had our fair share of issues of trespass with the herdsmen, but this is the first time we are seeing such violent attacks allegedly from them.

I strongly believe these people are Boko Haram terrorists.

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so blowing up of oil pipeline and killing innocent farmers which one is far more dangerous

Mrpoker:
Sister please do not celebrate militancy.
Atleast make them wait till November then wen I don pass out they fit turn there to cemetery.

dubemnaija2:
A law shld be passed that Anyone caught doing jungle justice shuld be hanged


This is just unacceptable

how can you say that when buhari the grand patron of jungle jusice is the president ?







remember that he has arrested so many people without sending them to court because he 'believes' that they are guilty without any proper evidence to back up his claim