₦airaland Forum

The Nigerian press did us dirty, petrol is still 380 per litre in Port Harcourt.

Why the lies from the Nigerian press?

Opportuneke:
What a wasted destiny!!!
Chaiii

So parents still send their children 👦 to this school despite all the reports we have been hearing for ages.

This school 🏫 is not supposed to be operating anymore, honestly speaking.

You took the words right out of my mouth.

Petrol is still 400 per litre in most parts of Port Harcourt.

If only you knew

Things would be clearer in the days to come.

The bank will have its own currency whereas the people will have their own currency.

bizzibodi:
Chem 131 I can't even remember the course content again.....I remember physical chemistry want to give me problem until I stumbled on d textbook d lecturer copy his handout from verbatim.. physical chemistry by Sharma Sharma I twale for that indian for writing a comprehensive textbook...I became as good as d lecturer same for Chem 131 .

The sad truth and that lecturer may be a professor now based on that copy copy.

Microbiology and Chemistry departments used to be very strict, in fact students who are in the habit of sorting avoided those departments like a plague.

I find it hard to believe that lecturers will deliberately and openly go all out to canvas for sorting right in the exam hall.

Inasmuch as you are aggrieved, please do a write up and submit at the school ICPC.

Yes there may be some bad eggs but not to this extent.

Remember year 1 has A and B so the examinations this last semester was over whelming as the students were so many.

What a great shame if true.

Is it being done by Julius Berger?

Omihanifa:
Sometimes I wonder if nigeria leaders have conscience. There's a structure bigger than this in niger state. It's just in front of the famous Zuma rock that building has being abandoned for more than 35years. The painful thing is that it's a solid structure that can even be converted to a world class hospital.

Who owns it?

It's 2k in most places around here.

We have been hearing this since December.

The drama continues.

Is he saying the opposite and meaning the opposite? What am I even saying?

Are there no ATMs in the soldiers barracks?

As usual nobody in Nigeria will loose a job on account of this.

Somebody's wife, chai.

Kobonaire4:
Yes, because

1.That is a side effect of free money. When there is free money, which is what subsidy payments encourage, abuses results.

2.And diversion to neighbours happen because fuel costs N180 here and N500 and above in all our neighbours. N400 in Niger. When that happens, any intelligent mugu would smuggle....and they would even have enough to bribe customs, and go home with a lot of money.

That is why subsidy has to go...so that there would be no more free money, and by extension no more collection of money for petrol not imported, and also, no more smuggling...since prices would be the same all over,


Another problem with subsidy is our population is growing...and growing fast. And because power supply is bad, we use a lot of petrol in our generatiors and stuff...infact our private secotr runs on generatiors...and then people buy cars and so forth..and all use petrol

More people use petrol...more subsidy costs rise....to a point beyond which government can pay.

Also, fuel costs a lot to refine...and increasing costs asscoiated with production means that fuel prices rise as a result...plus oil prices are also high...and with that subsidy costs go up.


Finally, NNPC brings in fuel at N500 and sells it at N150 to depot. Before it was N230 to sell to depot at N150 some 18 months ago. At some point NNPC losses would be beyond what subsidy can cover

And thus here we are.

Have always suggested that the easiest way to curb smuggling to Neighboring countries is to ensure ours is more costly.

Then on the flip side make direct payments to Nigerians to cushion the initial effect using some certain parameters.

highchief1:
dss sef no get fuel to go anywhere.it’s over bro.say ur last prayers!

Opening prayers bro

This is a good one

The ATMs in Port Harcourt are dispensing the new notes in 1000 denominations.

The issues are that Nigerians hate to queue, then you will see a POS person bring 15 cards to withdraw in one sitting.

Today we had to restrict everybody to maximum of 2 cards so that it can go round.

They should remain there jejely.

nedu666:
How do u determine that most of the over voting was for adeleke. If a pu had 50 extra votes, how do u determine who owns the extra 50.

It appears once there is over voting that unit is cancelled.

SmartPolician:
The verdict of Osun State is quite disturbing, considering how much people depend on BVAS and IRev to deliver.

If the tribunal cancelled many votes in polling booths where there was over-voting, INEC needs to find a way to punish in-house electoral offenders.

We cannot continue living in a country where wrongdoings have no consequences.

BTW, I want to see the details of the verdict

Well said, the offender's should be identified and prosecuted to serve as a deterrent.

Leave o lo lo lo and look at the evidence then start preparing for the appeal court.

ambale:
I think Inec officials needs to start getting punished for causing disrepute in our elections

How can you announce somebody as the winner of an election and cannot bring out overwhelming evidence to back it up

Thought their systems detects over voting just as they detect double registration

So why on earth can't they defend this anomaly

Inec una no try at all ooo

Some of the electoral officers may have collected money and signed results sheets that carried different numbers from the BVAS.

When it does not favour them they shout like the people of Ashanti.

Odibembem:
You don't even know the details of the judgement yet you pronounce your country has gone to the dogs. So except the side you favour wins, then it's not fair

Don't mind them.

Come to Port Harcourt and queue for 300 naira per litre.

300 in Port Harcourt, DSS should come to Port Harcourt and help us.

PrinceOfLagos:
All first bank and Zenith banks ATM dispense the new naira notes

The one at Rumokoro was dispensing 100 naira today but it has finished.

Zenith Rumokoro ATM was empty.