₦airaland Forum

We are getting there, soon there will be a balance of violence.

MrEverest:
Very pathetic indeed! I feel your pain bro. I saw all these coming since last year August, I relocated to a cheaper house, reached an agreement with my landlord to pay him rent instalmentally for my office & gradually converted my land that has been lying fallow(actually allowed a poor family to be farming on it) to a plantain plantation. Buhari has finished us but I blame all the educated people that voted for an old man with analog brain who has nothing to offer. Its indeed terrible times!!

So you guys actually believe you voted Buhari into power, wow.

Kachikwu is to blame in all of these but he said he is not a magician so let's wait, maybe by September he will be ready for us.

so no light since Sunday 7am and petrol is 170 per litre. God Bless Nigeria.

170 per litre this evening in Petrol stations in Port Harcourt.

If true, well lets look at the positive side which is jobs are being created.

Just watching the clips of reconciliation on Channels TV, the guy is not so tall, we comot cap for Fayose sha, lets hope we don't hear that Aluko goes to sleep tomorrow and does not wake up.

Congratulations to Ekiti people.

The banks ought to have done due diligence with regards to loan issue.

150 per litre at the some filling stations in Boundary, Aluu, Port Harcourt.

Then the same people will turn around and say Government is not doing anything.

See why it is not good to take sides with politicians.

Okowa has started well and should gather momentum to ensure Delta State regains its lost glory.

This drama is interesting.

The rate at which they are dying outside Nigeria.

What did the Pastor do to the herdsmen?

Unbelievable

omohayek:
Why is it that Nigerians who defend this oil subsidy scheme (and all its attendant shortages, bunkering and smuggling) never bother to ask themselves why even countries like Cameroon, Niger, Benin, Togo and Ghana never suffer from similar problems, even when they have no oil of there own? The answer is simple: their governments don't attempt to interfere in the business of oil importing, refining or distribution! Nigeria's fuel problems are as self-inflicted as the shortage of phones back in the days when NITEL had a monopoly.

The answer to Nigeria's fuel issues is as simple as it gets: just abolish all subsidies, privatize the government refineries, deregulate the sector, stop subsidizing Dollars for a few and allow the Naira to float, and be done with it. I guarantee that all fuel shortages will completely vanish within 3 months of such policies being passed, and the free market price for fuel will actually be lower than the current black market rate.

Those who say that such policies can't work, because Nigeria is somehow exempt from the laws of economics, have to explain what is so special about Nigeria that sets it apart from the rest of West Africa. Apologists for the fuel subsidy must also explain how the current setup actually benefits most Nigerians who must queue for hours and days to load jerry cans with petrol at the "official" price - if it is available at all. The only parties that will really stand to lose out from a deregulated policy are those who are currently profiting from oil bunkering, fuel smuggling, fraudulent invoicing and round-tripping - as well as Aliko Dangote, who is currently enjoying all sorts of outrageous government subsidies to build the refinery the ignorant masses are cheering him for, as if he were engaging in charity.

God bless you.

ghuzy01:
Omo, see traffic.seun u dey ball o!!!!

balling like a king

Interesting

idupaul:
140 where ..yesterday I bought at 250 naira a litre with plenty beg sef

in this PH but its good sha because we nuh dey hear word

NextGovernor:
Where it's even worst is, from the article, it is a PPA project. 70% owned by invisible private investor (which might be the same Oshiomole) and 30% Edo state owned. There plan is after his tenure and if he successfully install his puppet (Obaseki), the state government under Obaseki will sell off the 30% shares of the state government to the invisible private investors. #APCSCAM

PDP-EDO-2016

See package, the guy is plotting his graph well.

He is planning for his retirement to his village in peace, perhaps he will also appoint his wife to be the pro chancellor of the university.

Not very nice by the way and show cases the mediocre mentality pervasive in Nigeria.

Arrangee beefing

JOHESU in UNIPORT teaching hospital is already on strike, was there on Friday and watched many people being forcefully discharged unfortunately to their graves.

The politicians including the striking unions keep playing with the health care of the suffering masses.

UPTH is the largest hospital in Rivers State, many of those sick people will just have to go home as the private and other state government hospitals will be unable to absorb them.

You can't plant cassava and expect to harvest cocoyam.

Service delivery in Nigeria is almost non existent, it is take it or leave it.

We have to rise above mediocrity and greed in all spheres of our life.

Not yet

yaki84:
why r these guys telling nigerians outright lies?
the problem of the current fuel scarcity has nothing to do with cabal or whateva, it is simply govt monetary policies that got wrong.
nnpc had 70percent quota allocated to bring in products while the remaining 30 was for the major, independent marketers. now what happened, nnpc access forex at the govt official price of 199naira per dollar, meanwhile the others couldnt access at that rate, n u cant buy dollars at 330 to 400 naira n bring in products that nobody will buy when nnpc is almost flooding the market with cheap products. the best they did was to suspend importation n buy from nnpc.
so whether they reintroduce subsidy or not, if these guys cant access the official price of dolls to bring in product it will still remain d same. cos u wont expect them to buy dollars at 330 instead of 199 naira, bring in products n sell at 86.5naira. that is d fastest way of going bankrupt.

best response so far, those independent marketers abi major marketers are just buying from NNPC so they sell at 140 creating a win win situation for themselves and the NNPC thieves.

Eedris Abdulkareem said it that fuel scarcity is popular action film in Nigeria

Femi Kuti said this democracy na wayo

The suffering continues.

praxisnetworks:
when was oba of benin buried?

They have not announced his death so he cannot be buried.

Only dead men are buried.

oglalasioux:
Nigeria is a joke. Nobody should ever ever hope for anything good in this shithole.

Nigeria will be great, it shall surely come to pass.

Things will get better for me inside Nigeria, AMEN.