₦airaland Forum

omogidi234:
As a matter of Urgency, I think FRSC should stop this. In as much as we cannot control accidents, we can control what carries what. Nobody must been seen at the rear of a truck any longer.

Lol. That means you want the Almajiris to start trekking from North to South.

Checking...

Tiles
Mirror
Cord
Cat
Couch.

The last word is written on the mop stick with the guy. Can't phantom it.

Lol. Busted!

What next soon? "Just found out that my security can knack very well".

PoliticalThuG:
social media instead of saying it inside church.. Ur church though

Didn't know today was going to be combined service. We usually have 2 services and I attend second service.

On getting to church around 11am, I saw members coming out of church and cars leaving the church premises. That moment, I knew something unsual has happened.

It was announced last Sunday on the media, but I guess I didn't pay attention.

tpiaobsession:
home with nairalanders watching on the giant screen or what?

Who is talking about Nairalanders? I'm referring to the man having dinner with his family after a while in incarceration.

Feels good to be home.

Daminaj2:
Kanye was being petty claiming I own your child.
Amber Rose child Sebastian Taylor is for Wiz Khalifa

He knew he was being petty. Lol. He said it at the beginning of the tweets.

Where is Ihejirika?

That's bad. It's like working for Samsung and using iPhone and HTC as well.

SemuhleB:
What is wrong with Nigerians? Everywhere you go same story. It's like ya"ll are born with the same DNA.

Like you guys are embedded with HIV.

Let me add to the list.

What has Tekno done wrong?

Lol. They just went for smally that they can order anyhow, unlike May-D.

Wey the blast?

Officers of the Nigerian police force have been banned from illegal accessing of mobile phones of citizens by the Inspector-general of police, Solomon Arase.

In a circular issued by the IGP today, January 4, the IGP mandated the police officers to protect right of private and families.

The number police officer urged members of the public to contact @PoliceNG_CRU should any officer illegally search their phones.

Naij.com can authoritatively report that officers of the Nigerian police force in recent times have been engaging in illegal searching of citizens’ mobile phones despite properly identifying themselves.

Investigation by this newspaper revealed that the act is practiced by officers of the police force within the Lagos and Ogun state border towns in Ojodu, Ogba, Iju Alagbole, Akute and environs.

Source: https://www.naij.com/685255-inspector-general-police-bans-illegal-accessing-mobile-phones.html

The absence of the usual subsidy component in the latest Petroleum Products Pricing template from the Petroleum Products Pricing Regulatory Agency, PPPRA, has indicated the federal government’s decision to officially stopped paying subsidy on the premium motor spirit, PMS, better known as petrol.

The official pricing template for petrol by the PPPRA as of December 28, 2015 saw the Federal Government subsidising the product by N6.45 per litre when the Estimated Open Market Price, EOMP, at that time was N93.45. This was N6.45 higher than the then retail price of N87 per litre.

The EOMP is the summation of the landing cost of petrol and subtotal margins which include transporter’s cost, dealer’s charge, bridging fund, administrative charge, etc. This, to experts, makes EOMP the true cost of the product.

On the revised template, the EOMP set by the government agency that regulates the prices of petroleum products in the country is now N84.78 for NNPC fuel stations and N85.1 for stations run by other oil marketer companies.

Prior to the release of the revised template, the EOMP was usually higher than the retail/pump price of petrol at filling stations, with the federal government paying the difference between the retail price and the EOMP as subsidy to oil marketers.

With the new EOMP being lower than the retail price of N86.5 set by the Federal Government as what petrol should be sold nationwide, this means that Nigerians are paying an extra N1.4 for the commodity whenever they buy PMS at non-NNPC run petrol stations and N1.22 extra for every litre of petrol bought at NNPC-run filling stations.

Last Tuesday, the PPPRA had, after getting approval from the Federal Government, announced that retail fuel stations belonging to the NNPC would from Friday, January 1, 2016 sell petrol at N86 per litre, while other oil marketers would sell the commodity at N86.5 per litre.

It explained through its Executive Secretary, Mr. Farouk Ahmed, that the reduction in the price of the commodity was due to the implementation of the revised components of the petroleum products pricing template for PMS and Household Kerosene.

Source: http://dailypost.ng/2016/01/03/federal-government-officially-stops-payment-of-subsidy-on-petrol/