Foreign Affairs › Re: Syrian Rebels Capture Majority Of Aleppo As Russia’s Forces Abandon Bases(photos by persius555(m): 10:10pm On Nov 30, 2024 |
I don't see rebels but terrorists and jihadists. ISIS is waiting in the wing to make a comeback in Syria.
When this shit eventually spills, Europe will be served again. They never learn |
Politics › Re: Let Wike Go, Nothing Will Happen! - Segun Showunmi Calls To Reshape PDP (Video) by persius555(m): 10:23am On Nov 27, 2024 |
Wike is like a robot programmed to self destruct, not only himself but anyone attached to him. |
Education › Re: Girl Admits Lying That Her Teacher Was Islamophobic Which Led To Decapitation by persius555(m): 10:10am On Nov 27, 2024 |
All because of religion. Humanity is disgraceful |
Politics › Re: Rethink Reform Strategies, IMF Advises Nigeria by persius555(m): 11:27am On Nov 19, 2024 |
IMF citizens dont stay in Nigeria. |
Career › Re: Nigerians Earning Below N100k Monthly Rise By 42% – PiggyVest Report by persius555(m): 1:21pm On Nov 09, 2024 |
42% of Nigerians earning less than $60 per month |
Business › Re: Oil Imports Crashed By 35% In Q2 – CBN by persius555(m): 11:53am On Nov 09, 2024 |
I hope he's not celebrating. What's there to celebrate |
Politics › Re: Court Documents Show Dangote’s Attempt To ‘monopolize’ Petroleum Industry by persius555(m): 8:29pm On Nov 07, 2024 |
Dangote should just shut up and find a way to sell his product to the Nigerian public without making a fuss about it.
Those clauses were obviously inputed to ensure a monopoly in the sector for his own sake.
Compete and stop making noise. Flood the market with your product till importers find the business unprofitable. When you are done with them you can decide to do whatever you like.
For now, please stop whining and compete |
Politics › Re: Governor Obaseki Recalls Vigilante, Defies Inspector General Of Police. by persius555(m): 8:21pm On Nov 07, 2024 |
I just pray the incoming governor doesn't sell edo people out. |
Sports › Re: Peru Soccer Player Dies As Lightning Strikes Soccer Field by persius555(m): 9:34pm On Nov 05, 2024 |
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Business › Re: Nov. 5th & 6th: Betking Brings Free Danfo Rides To Lagosians With Danfo Lagos by persius555(m): 5:50am On Nov 05, 2024 |
Abeg, who know sportbets address. Let them come and see their mate. Na only to collect, dem no dey give |
Celebrities › Re: Music Icon Quincy Jones Is Dead by persius555(m): 7:38pm On Nov 04, 2024 |
The icons are saying goodbye. Painful but that's life |
Politics › Re: Dangote: The Case Against High-Cost Fuel For Nigerians by persius555(m): 8:38am On Nov 04, 2024 |
Lithiumite: The analogy of the OP is utterly selfish and self serving at best......international bench marking is the best way to go to bring about better accountability in the sector.....how can you on one hand be screaming full deregulation and upholding the PIA and on the other hand be encouraging govt to keep keeping their hands in the same crude by controlling prices..... cheaper fuel means more subsidy for the rich and neighbouring African countries because it will find it's way there somehow and you deprive govt from revenues they should have gotten from same space to the benefit of a few business men and smugglers.
We need to deemphasize the importance of PMS to our economy.....all major industries run on diesel and gas,our critical transportation sector like trucks,trains,barges and boats run majorly on diesel and this has long been unsubsidized without so much hue and cry,but the average elite wants to keep driving their convoys,V8 trucks and SUVs and fleeting around for every unproductive reason such as going to parties and clubs and other mindless fuel guzzling purpose.
The poor might not have any reason to go into a petrol station to buy a single liter of fuel because he probably has no car or bike or even a generator and if he does it would be majorly for commercial reasons.....yes you would scream wouldn't the poor need to Move around and pay high cost of transportation,the poor uses per less petrol per capita than the rich and if the poor needs to transport himself he would be most meticulous in his transportation needs. You cant wish away the high cost of production in Nigeria as a result of high energy. In the absence of adequate power supply, manufacturing will continue to suffer. Households will continue to suffer. SMEs will continue to suffer |
Politics › Re: Dangote Refinery Sells Petrol At ₦960/Litre To Ships, ₦990 For Trucks by persius555(m): 8:26am On Nov 04, 2024 |
colonelwealth: I am very angry especially at Nigerians.
This Dangoté was the man APC bots were defending during Buhari's tenure, who Buhari sabotaged all our existing refineries for. The wicked man poured all of Nigeria's collective FX wealth into that private project deceiving the mypoic mugus that believed him that the refinery will bring down cost to a very low price. Their corrupt dealings contributed in plugging Nigeria into economic and FX crises. Buhari and his Northern gangs used that refinery to lauder fx💰 and short change Nigerians while refusing to repair/reactive any of the nation's 4 major refineries. He simply put the collective economic future of the nation in the hands of his tribesman.
I knew all along that it was all scam and told people.
Now see it, how it all turned out .....I have been proven right. Tinubu has continued in the same scam path because he too has interests as a major oil industry player through Oando oil and co. Little wonder why these 2 men(Buhari&Tinubu) made themselves minister of petroleum in their tenures out of all the possible ministries in the nation making sure that NNPC earnings, remittances and operations to the nation remains unaccounted and a mistry to the whole nation.
Dangoté is a very heartless and dangerous monopolist who thrives at the improvishment of other Nigerians. He will go to many length to make wealth with people's sufferings. Look at all his products where he has managed to monopolize with the help of evil and unpatriotic elements in government. Cement, Sugar, floor etc and now oil.
Thank God the greedy man has changed his mind in going into iron and steel production....if not, we all would have seen a complete state economic capture.
All of these things Dangoté produces are all mostly in abundant in nature in Nigeria.
The man is just to greedy, that was why he refused to tell the price of his fuel while he and Tinubu play mind games with Nigerians all along, on top of that he is even still championing for total subsidy removal.......now imagine the kind of wicked price he will sell fuel to Nigerians if there is total subsidy removal. He has also mastered the act of hiding under philanthropy, money&power play to deceive gullible Nigerians.
I don't blame him alone, I also blame the greedy and corrupt NNPC and oil cabals who are party to this economic crime against Nigerians, Tinubu, Buhari, APC and their senseless supporters who defend every evil (can even defend the devil if need be).
They all must know that nothing last forever under the sun except God wills it. All their greedy evil economic empires must crash while they watch others eat the sweats of their greed....it is just a matter of time, that is very sure.
PDP sold petrol for less than N150.....APC came in to deceive Nigerians and said it was expensive only to end up selling it for over N1,000 in less than 10yrs....yet their evil supporters will come up with different wicked excuses and justifications.....evil cretins!
At the end, what is now the difference between imported fuel and locally refined fuel or the difference between Nigeria as an oil producing nation and other non oil producing nation...??
Nigerians must lunch massive campaign of accountability and responsible business price opération against the Dangoté empire and all her products, if this his unguarded criminal pricing systems must stop in all his goods. Nigerians must come hard on him and force him to use fair and acceptable pricing standards. One Dangoté or even two/three of him can not be bigger than all 200+Million Nigerians.
We must force the government to make Dangoté stop enjoying all of the benefits he does currently since he doesn't still favour the masses in his products prices. We shouldn't let anybody gaslight us in the famous talk of "Dangoté is a good business man, don't expect cheap prices from him or he is in business here to make profits". If he wants to be a dangerous capitalist them no special privileges must be given him by the Nigerian government and people. Let him henceforth complete fair and square with other business man in his line of businesses in an open and equal playing ground.
Then Nigerians must also rise against NNPC and oil cabals to dismantle their wicked systems and also force the Tinubu government to stop fuel price manipulation against the people. They should stop comparing Nigeria with their useless propaganda of countries that sell at expensive prices who even have better system and income per Capita GDP than ours because it is an unfair comparison. There are country within our level that sells fuel way cheaper, let them use those as yardsticks.
No serious nation citizens will take quarter of what Nigerians take from her leaders and elites.
Nigerians open your eyes and ask partinent questions and demand accountability. NNNP should sell all the refinery in its care to real investors if we can get any. NNPC shouldn't own more than 15% share in any refinery in the country |
Properties › Re: Thunder Arrestor/Lightning Arrestor Installation in LAGOS, ABUJA(pics) by persius555(op): 5:13am On Nov 02, 2024 |
Going up
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Properties › Re: Thunder Arrestor/Lightning Arrestor Installation in LAGOS, ABUJA(pics) by persius555(op): 5:12am On Nov 02, 2024 |
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Politics › Re: Verydarkman Calls Out Nigerian Government For Charging Kids With Treason(Video) by persius555(m): 9:54pm On Nov 01, 2024 |
Anywhere BDM go, na wahala. Now e don go prison. He got bail but still e dey expose tinubu government atrocities.
Abeg🤣🤣🤣 make una avoid VDM. His second name na wahala. |
Politics › Re: Ghana To Import Petroleum Products From Dangote Refinery ‘To Reduce Prices’ by persius555(m): 7:32am On Oct 29, 2024 |
Good. I'm waiting for BUA refinery to commence production |
Politics › Re: Obasanjo's Issue With Tinubu Has Nothing To Do With Panning But Envy - Afenifere by persius555(m): 4:52pm On Oct 26, 2024 |
Dont tell me timubu is the smartest president. Please! |
Properties › Re: Thunder Arrestor/Lightning Arrestor Installation in LAGOS, ABUJA(pics) by persius555(op): 2:13pm On Oct 26, 2024 |
Call or Whatsapp 08166894416 for your installation |
Properties › Re: Thunder Arrestor/Lightning Arrestor Installation in LAGOS, ABUJA(pics) by persius555(op): 2:12pm On Oct 26, 2024 |
Indelec Provectron prepped for installation
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Foreign Affairs › Re: Iran's Air Defense System Intercepting Missiles Fired By Israel (Video) by persius555(m): 8:24am On Oct 26, 2024 |
They can kill themselves for all the world cares |
Politics › Re: IMF Denies Asking Tinubu To Remove Fuel Subsidy In Nigeria by persius555(m): 7:47am On Oct 26, 2024 |
MadPolitician: You wrote as if there was a consensus to go ahead with any kind of reforms supported by the IMF or the world bank. That decision to go ahead with such plans, is an elite decision, and has proven to be counter productive. I prefer a "planned economy" to all the free market madness that these organisations are forcing down the throats of fledging republics around the developing world. Every Asian tiger,was/is a planned economy dressed in beuriful free market togas.
I don't know of Tinubu, but IBB consulted widely and only implemented his IMF induced reforms intelligently. Idika Kalu and Chu Okongwu were incharge. Those were gurus. There were changes as it regards the net effects, but nothing compared to the chaotic meltdown going on in Nigeria today.
The problem here is that for whatever reasons, our people like to twaddle with trifles, while being led to golgotha by these Brettonwoods organisations. . Someone is telling you to remove fuel subsidies and allow "the free market" to determine your forex regime, as part of the conditionalities to access loans, and you're talking about how best to phase things in under an administration. Is there anyway you can do so without the economy imploding? I mean with Nigerias peculiar socio-economic realities. Do you think that all these processes could fit in within a four year term?
The chinese are still actively manipulating their exchange rates. The same Chinese who have some of the biggest subsidies you can ever imagine, are the ones we are going to compete with in the international markets. .Agric, power, transport, name them, all are being subsidised heavily in China . Do you think that it is pratically affordable for a struggling economy like Nigerias, to remove the fuel subsidy (knowing that both rail and air transport are nearly dead), then remove power subsidies, then allow market forces to determine the currency, and still have a conducive environment good enough to manufacture stuffs that will sell better than the Chinese?
Hungry people are seldom productive Reality just dawned on us. They say the impostor in aso rock is a genius. He's only a genius at manipulating people who are as greedy as himself |
Crime › Re: Man Who Steals Phones From Hospitals Caught On CCTV (Photos) by persius555(m): 9:36am On Oct 23, 2024 |
TreasureJunky: So the CCTV is there just to capture crime, without action to stop the crime. They watched the first time, second time, but didn't catch the thief, nawaoo. Is the CCTV for decoration?? The purpose of the CCTV surveillance system is for intelligence gathering. In your absence or presence it gives you details of how criminals go about commiting crime. It's now up to you to put up an effective guard against such acts. You'll be lucky if you've a standby monitoring team to quickly act in the event of a crime. Without this systems, many innocent people have gone to jail for crimes they didn't commit. The surveillance camera is just as effective as the human who put them in place. For your CCTV surveillance cameras installation, call or Whatsapp 08166894416 Below are pictures from our previous installation for nairaland and non nairaland members. https://www.nairaland.com/6360460/cctv-camera-installation-schools-lagoshttps://www.nairaland.com/4298078/cctv-installation-lagos-abuja-port |
Agriculture › Re: See #5,000 Yam In My Location Niger State! by persius555(m): 7:33pm On Oct 15, 2024 |
Catalysttt: Funny enough, some other southerners even justify the reckless extortion by fellow compatriots in their regions and not even see evil in it. I read in this same forum here where some market women arrested their fellow woman that she was selling garri way more cheaper than them and as such will ruin the market for them, I don't know if anyone could remember that story here. I shocked my head in dismay at the reading through the news. It was pathetic and too bad. Arrogance In illegality. Some goods produced in the south that are shipped down here to the north are more cheaper here in the north than the southern region where it was originally produced or manufactured despite paying for transportation cost to bring it down here, yet it's still cheaper. Clothes, building materials to electrical fittings are way more cheaper here. I don't know why it is so over there. Some even brag about buying a cloth or a shirt for #25,000 there of which #10 to #15,000 could get the same equivalent of same quality here. Most of those justifying the removal of subsidy that has led to the improvershement of millions of Nigerians are southerners. Southerners are a problem to themselves and the country at large but are quick to label the north as a drawback to their progress. In the south, greed is business. If not for terrorism that has ravaged the north, most northerners have no business here in the south. |
Politics › Re: FG Predicts Five-Day Heavy Rainfall In 22 States, FCT by persius555(m): 3:31pm On Oct 15, 2024 |
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Politics › Re: Petrol Smugglers Made ₦17m Per Truck Under Subsidy Regime, Says Kyari by persius555(m): 10:35am On Oct 15, 2024 |
Blatant liar |
Politics › Re: Dangote Refinery: Independent Marketers Adjust Fuel Price To ₦1,200 by persius555(m): 8:34pm On Oct 11, 2024 |
Gboss247: Compare the prices of American crude grades to Nigerian crude grades, American petrol grades to Nigerian crude grade and eliminate all non-crude based petrol. WTI crude ooened at $74;and closed at $72 today. Brent Crude closed at $76 today. A difference of $2. Dies that justify the high price Nigeriaans will be paying for a product in their backyards? |
Politics › Re: Dangote Refinery: Independent Marketers Adjust Fuel Price To ₦1,200 by persius555(m): 9:30am On Oct 11, 2024*. Modified: 9:50am On Oct 11, 2024 |
We are edging close to a dollar for a liter of pms. Please how much is a litte of gasoline in the US. Covert $0.85 to naira at a rate of 1600. Gasoline is 1,360 naira in the US and over 1,400 in some places in Nigeria.
We're been scammed
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Politics › Re: FG Forecasts 3-Day Thunderstorms From Thursday, Shares Details by persius555(m): 1:56pm On Oct 10, 2024 |
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Politics › Re: Petrol Now Sells For ₦1,350 Per Litre In Osun by persius555(m): 11:44am On Oct 10, 2024 |
That's almost a dollar for a litre of pms |
Politics › Re: Why We Floated The Naira – Cardoso by persius555(m): 5:53am On Oct 07, 2024 |
seguntijan: Indonesia floated its currency in 1998, prompted by the Asian Financial Crisis, and the Rupiah depreciated from 625 to $1 to 16,000 - $1 in the same year. As of 1998, Indonesia's GDP was $95bn. The country was bankrupt. It ran to IMF 4 times, had food shortages, and had massive riots. The rupiah gained value to 8,000 in 1999 and went back to 16,000. The economy started to grow gradually since then, witnessing a rise in non-oil export revenues and capital inflows into the Jakarta stock exchange.
The Rupiah has traded between 15,000 - 16,000 to the $ since 1999. Currency stability - easier flow of capital - easier investments - price stability - easier growth. I tried to explain in the thread that fx stability is a more important factor for economic growth, not the exchange rate, and Nigeria must choose between price stability and a pegged volatile fx rate. With the same period between 1998 - 2022, Nigeria's GDP grew from $218bn to $420bn with a pegged / fixed exchange rate system that we had to defend with our fx reserves while Indonesia moved from $95bn to $1.3trn. Fx reserves are meant to facilitate economic trade, Nigeria chose to use over $200bn of its reserve to defend a pegged currency.
Now my questions to you are :
1. Did the weak Rupiah prevent the Indonesian economy from growing from a gdp of $95bn to $1.3trn ?
2. Did the weak rupiah prevent consistent Gdp growth YOY?
3. Has Indonesia not done well with its weak currency?
4. Can Indonesia make $250bn from exports without a weak currency?
What is your point again? You compare the Indonesia economy that that is export driven by crude oil, sugar, tea, palm oil and manufacturing to a Nigerian economy that is bugged down by corruption in all sector. At this rate, it'll take Nigeria 100 years before we'll witness meaningful development. You compare a country that has zero tolerance for corruption to ours. Wrong basis for comparison. Are you aware that Indonesia has nine functioning refinery that are run by state entities. |
Politics › Re: Why We Floated The Naira – Cardoso by persius555(m): 5:42am On Oct 07, 2024 |
Artscollection: Idiots!!! You floated naira without adequate policies to checkmate the over bearing consequences such as high inflation and paying liveable wages This cardoso is really a dummy. You work day and night on the monetary aspect of the economy leaving a huge gap in the fiscal policy. Ain't the two suppose to go and in hand. For niw, we remain unproductive and companies continue to fold up as a result of harsh fiscal policies that are only geared towards squeezing money out of an already bleeding economy. The truth Nigerians should like to know is that the cbn himself isn't sure things will ease anytime soon. That's why he cant give a timeline of when there's likely going to be improvement in the economy. For now, they are dragging as many Nigerians into the poverty sinkhole with this floatation policy. Bad news, dangote wont sell any cheal oil anytime soon. |