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ogolemati:Very reason you are being led to the guillotine without you even knowing and you are dancing and rejoicing.......atiku knows there are many like you who cant think things through. |
Didijiji:Good luck on that,but smart nigerians knows a scam when they see or hear one......atiku with one of the most humongous reputation for being sleezy......nigerians are waiting. |
NMDPRA data indicates Nigeria's daily Premium Motor Spirit (PMS) consumption fell 25 per cent to 35.7 million litres in July 2026, with total daily supply dropping 10 per cent to 45.5 million litres. Domestic supply decreased by 21 per cent, while the Dangote Refinery averaged 25.9 million litres of daily production, contributing to an improved 22.4-day national stock buffer. Read the full analysis at: Source: The Whistler. Can we just take a hard look at these figures released by the Nigerian Midstream and Downstream Regulatory Authority. 45.5m liters supplied in a single day.....Mr atiku is saying he will subsidise this petrol from the production end by giving discounted crude to refineries......Dangote alone took delivery of 52.6m barrels of crude in the 2nd quarter 26 from local crude suppliers ......current crude prices is between $80 to $90 a barrel, he is even ready to pay in full but the suppliers have never given him the total volume he requires. Mr Atiku now wants to discount this price and he expects crude supply to our local refineries not to be disrupted......lets even leave the plenty grammar and look at the hard figures......whether he is subsidising from source or from the pumps,it will still come at a cost to his govt......lets run with the 45.5m litrrs of PMS supplied to the market in a single day. Is Mr Atiku going to bring the price down to the pre tinubu rate of 250 naira a liter, if not anything higher than 500 to 600 naira will make no sense to Nigerians.....this means and current prices of N1,250 @ the most conservative estimate,Mr atiku will have to be forking out about 650 naira or equivalent value in subsidies. N650 × 45,500,000 liters =29,575,000,000 billion naira (per day) N29.5b × 30 days = 887,250,000,000 billion naira ( per month) N887.2 × 12 months = 10,647,000,000,000 trillion naira ( per annum) This is about 14% of our current budget 2026 add debt servicing provisions in same budget which currently stands at N15.8 tr.......that already gives you N25.4tr in a single year on pms subsidy and debt servicing......this is about 40% of our entire budget 2026. Can Mr atiku pls explain how you will fund your other obligations for the year,recurrent and capital and he needs to have it in mind that the 2026 budget is still running a deficit of N23.85 tr........this leaves the total available revenue for the 2026 budget at less than N10tr. Pls we really need answers abi we noh sabi maths again? |
AMINDA:Are tbey supposed to keep quite in the face of the atomic lies atiku is banding about......they should fold tbeir hands and allow a know corruption personified figure in the person of atiku scam gaullible nigerians who themselves don't know their left from their right. |
anonimi:Why arent you tieing figures to your over tacky spread.......your amorphous propaganda makes no sense if you aren't throwing figures at it. Dangote in the last quarter got 52m barrels of crude,in just one quarter.........how much is your atiku paying for in these volume and how much will it get to the pump ,remember a barrel is now between $80 to $90......lets start the discourse from here. |
SixSeven:Every country needs to import as much capital as they can actually, this helps your economy by bringing in much needed forex and helps your foreign reserves. Those FDIs pay more tax than you the emergency lover of nigeria and they employ your people and add more production to your gdp,even china cant tell you they don't need fdi......nigeria self financed DRL alone ,the economy almost collapsed under the burden of having to raised $20b for one venture alone. |
AMINDA: laughing at the ridiculousness in atiku's idea of winning the elections , that guy is the biggest joke ever.We ain't buying!! |
So no one has a camera in the entire mosque? Keep spreading your propaganda dey go. |
cyberguy72:I bet you were leaving under a rock when past sub national administrations were unable to pay salaries and pensions......27 whole states couldn't, go and check what the ability of the osun state govt to meet its payroll obligations as done to the economy of the state......you want us to go back to Egypt but we ain't going......atiku can bring back subsidy in his house. |
cyberguy72:Then the govs go back to being unable to pay salaries and pensions,won't be able to fund projects without borrowing, then you are back ro square one while the rich are frittering all that subsidy away consuming more of the subsidised petrol than the poor man that doesnt even own a motorcycle.....that rich man can send his kid to better school or even send them abroad, seek better health care while the kids of the poor will only have dilapidated govt schools and hospitals and won't be able to collect his salary as at when due and pay more for transport due to bad roads. ......who is loosing? |
Dogalmighty17:The discos aren't telling the truth, they are under paying the gencos completely, there is hardly any home or business that gets electricity that doesn't pay atleast as far as the entire south is concerned......except maybe govt agencies or military and police barracks and offices and I don't see them racking up that difference running into billions in a 30 days month.. |
cyberguy72:Lets even agree without conceding, at what cost to givt are you supplying dangote,its not going to be free you know and a barrel is $80 to $90 even dangote is paying full market value for his crude.......if atiku should distort prices from source,you are going to be loosing revenue as the crude will have to be payed for. |
MIKOLOWISKA:Subsidiesd transport schemes are easy to track,LASG owns LAMATA,just provide more buses and open more routes,fuel them and let passengers pay half the price they are currently paying......thats not beyond what any state govt can do......many would rather not drive to work of theire is already very efficient and comfortable public transportation. Providing standard schools and equipping dem isnt rocket science, givt can make them very affordable for the masses,when tinubu was gov,many of the public schools got upgraded and pupils were even provided with books,desks and chairs and even free bus rides in some places. Citizens need to statrt from somewhere and get our priorities right,citizens stood against subsidy removal in 12 and they won, citizens stood against the military being in power and they won,so what are tou yapping on all about. There are givt subsidies all over the world that can be replicated,American and Europe agriculture is amongst the most subsidised in the world. |
cyberguy72:I quoted NUPRC,thats even if you know what that is and the NBS....quote urs make we see |
AMINDA:And we dont want subsidy,tinubu has a better deal than return if subsidy.......so let's meet at the polls. |
CorperKola:Thats the job of the CSOs and other social advocacy groups, this is what sowore should be magnifying and calling attention to rather than seeking an infantile ambition to be president the just wants to be called a presidential candidate and thats all. VdM and co should cone out and call for protest on better transportation and govt fulfilling their promise on the buses you mentioned for example,I will gladly join and support. |
Kukutente23:I thought you were smart and to my disappointment, its obvious you aren't half as I thought......subsidy removal on pms and currency floatation.....what were you expecting to happen to Nigeria inflation,it was expected to shoot up but will surely ease going forward,we already hit the threshold and our PPI is already improving and inflation itself is easing still as a result of the meticulous management of the situation by the tinubu govt. We have already turned the corner and there isn't anymore grim reality for the economy as we are now quite stable and on the upward trajectory......gdp is expected to be doing 4% growth by next year and 6% going forward. You can get angry all you want but this is the current reality.....work harder and smarter,find a value to add so you can end the hunger in your family |
CorperKola:Thats the problem, nigerians arent asking the right questions from both tinubu and the govs......we are only chasing the wrong priorities looking for subsidy |
FX:You see my friend nothing kills quicker than ignorance....rather than educate yourself which you are considering too burdensome for you,you can keep trying ignorance and lets see where that will lead you......this isn't about atiku or tinubu or obi,its about our country,Nigeria first!! Gej was Deeping his hands in our foreign reserves to augment for the cost of running the economy with subsidy the greatest burden Obj left a debt of $3.65b as external and N2.17b check the link from DMO on total outstanding debts by 2014. https://www.dmo.gov.ng/debt-profile/total-public-debt/58-total-public-debt-stock-as-at-31st-december-2014/file A whopping N712b was earmarked for debt servicing alone about 14% of our national budget at the time By 2022 under buhari,debt had grown astronomically to $103b https://www.dmo.gov.ng/debt-profile/total-public-debt/4233-nigeria-s-total-public-debt-stock-as-at-december-31-2022/file As at 2026 our debt stock is $114b according to the DMO https://www.dmo.gov.ng/debt-profile/total-public-debt/6002-nigeria-s-total-public-debt-as-at-march-31-2026/file So the argument that tinubu has already borrowed more than all past govts combined is a big fat lie from the mouth of obi and atiku.....our debt stock from 2022 to 2026 only grew by $11b as against buhari's total of $36b and gej left a difference of $63b in 6 years. Theiren lies your answer nigeria debt was growing exponentially because of subsidy obligations on pms and usd,if we are to jixtapose with fx reserves within same period you will see several depletion compared to tinubu era where you are having increases and tinubu debts is still lower because he isnt paying subsidies and he isn't defending the naira with borrowed funds as other did. |
Kukutente23:Pls lets know what inflation is currently,thats the simple question,it equally took gej over 3 yrs to be able to bring inflation down to single digits......the truth is that tinubu inherited 8 consecutive years of double digit inflation with a depleted foreign reserve and over 30trillion of printed cash haplessly dumped on the economy.....that isn't liquidity you can mop up in one year. |
cyberguy72:Lets do the maths pls......this was what made nnpcl unprofitable in the first place when gov under pays for crude produced and curbing its profitability. Which ever way he intends to do it a commensurate value will be felt in the govts pocket that will have to reflect on the pump prices per liter.......dangote who is even ready to pay in full for the crude is often having challenges getting it let alone yoi who wants to pay half. What atiku is postulating will even breed more corruption because you can never monitor it or have access to.....we then will go back to the era of scarcity and being held hostage by the oil cabal |
cyberguy72:Provide superior arguments arent consuming upto 50m liters a day,dangote alone is telling you he does 30m liters into the local market and imports make the rest......you are the one seating in your room telling us otherwise. |
Kukutente23:I thought you said gej never did double digits Thank you for being Honourable enough to recant your earlier assertion,I will give you that. Also be Honourable enough to post current inflation figures and also highlight the curve tinubu is turning on this issue......I for one acknowledged gej for atleast bringing it down to 8% before he left. Thanks |
Sheuns:https://www.nairaland.com/8734940/petrol-imports-rise-july-domestic#140436122 We dont just argue baseless rhetoric like you guys usually do.......when tinubu came in and subsidy was freshly removed consumption dropped and you could even tell by the number of vehicular movements on our roads ,lagos roads used to be free but since mid 25 things have picked up astronomically lagos has grown back to the lagos of old even Sundays and public holidays arent left out.......except you want to keep loeing to ur self,the economy has picked up since the 2023 disruption of removal of subsidy and currency floatation. |
Filipy:You can make them ur town union exco,they will serve your interest better there. |
CorperKola:Is the poor okada man earning the same amount he was earning before,so you may know which I know you know but just want to side step it to push your warped narrative......your average keke guy is doing about 110k on the average weekly after fuel,i am in logistics and I know what I am taking about. He might not really understand why prices are going up but it behoves on you the supposed educated one not to deceive the poor into believing the erroneous argument that pms subsidy is better for them......the cheap petrol they were enjoying was coming at a cost to the country as a whole and we were going broke. |
Have you read the latest report on nigeria's daily fuel consumption.......it states we consume about 50m liters of fuel daily both locally produced and imported........do the math on how much subsidy govt would have been paying daily with the current cost at 1,350. How much will prices come down to,will atiku bring it back to the pre tinubu rates of 250 naira a liter,that means he will be paying nothing less than 1k per liter in subsidy,kindly multiply that by 50m liters daily.......any subsidy regime that will come to the consumer higher than 500 to 600 naira makes no sense and even at that,atiku will still have to be forking out 650 naira on every liter.......do the math,where atiku wan see that kind money pay? Instead of direct pms subsidy,why not push for policy advocacy that govt should rather make efficient and cheap transportation available.........lagos state for instance should provide more CNG mass transit busses at subsidised rates,about half the cost the masses are currently spending on transport.......also food trucks from the north can be subsidised by providing subsidised diesel or free diesel for them with tracking devices attached to monitor their movements also the multiple state levies they pay should be abolished or reduced. Govt should provide standard public schools that will be affordable,they can serve as alternatives to the expensive private schools all over the place,this will make households able to save money they would have spent sending their children to private schools. Health care,child and maternal health should be made free and a health scheme that is efficient and affordable, health insurance should be more accessible and our PHCs be better improved to provide cheaper health care to the masses. The challenge is many of this things we mentioned falls within the purview of the state govs who should be compelled by the citizens to do more,if you are get cheap subsidised transport to work, your kids are attending cheap public schools,your wife and child can get affordable health care and food arrives at the market cheaper...... the govt would have done a lot to ameliorate the suffering of the people amd will have a far better effect then the burdensome pms subsidy regime and can be effectively tracked and assessed. |
ArcSEMPECJ:What has tiny dot got to do with what is being said here.....albeit like that tiny dot banterreally hit u hard. |
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