olril17:

You have lost your sense.
No sensible human should support Apc.

Divoc19:
Let them bring it on. We are ready for anything . Am optimistic about this new government though

vhykeeytor:


What's the minimum wage in South Africa? You people would just come here and be making useless comparison. If the minimum wage in Nigeria is 100k, put fuel at 1k per litter and no one will complain.

onosbaba3310:


Is good when you make comparison, make comprehensive ones, $3 in South African Rand is 54 Rand,one dollar is equal to 18.17 Rand, there is no basis for comparison here

Unfortunately you ain't even correct according to recent Below is what south africans pay for fuel

arantess:

Here we go again

always comparing prices without factoring their minimum wages, social infrastructure and the rest.

Acidosis:


Since we are on a conversion spree, do you also know that the minimum salary of a domestic worker in South Africa is R2,929 (N74k)?


nowhere in South Africa is a litre of petrol sold for $3. The correct price is$1.3.

Mccallistas:


What did you do that they had to ban you for 10 years

1Alex:
My own na to buy bicycle now and keep., because fuel will be regarded as gold after subsidy removal.

After the removal, prices of bicycle will triple.

Blackdeewhy:
Till this very moment, I find it difficult to know that an average guy in Rivers state boil/ produce petrol from crude oil (bunkering).

Yet our federal government CAN'T to make life easier for it's citizens.

Can somebody please explain to me?

tunwumi:
There is no government that is honest. Jonathan's government was not honest at all.
Oil went high to $147 and he met $50B external reserve, he didn't fix anything instead he was busy Sharing to fellow thief.

I don't believe in Buhari nor Tinubu nor 👿 Obi himself.

They are all alike. If you read animal farm by George Orwell, you will understand. It is merry go round

blackpanda:


Even in south africa it's about $3 per liter (N2250)

blackpanda:


Even in south africa it's about $3 per liter (N2250)

blackpanda:


so how much is the minimum wage in south africa, since you know
You start blabbing with question which you have no answer, then jump into conclusions.

kutashi:
I think Tinubu want to bring back Commodity price board for regulation.

If that worked, I think after some months, things will be better and the poor and the 'mekunu' will be adequately protected.

ChybuzzDD:


The more gullible and ignorant people like you talk, the more you annoy some of us.

What are you going to do with this subsidy money that you couldn't do with all the money from the oil booms over the years?

Do you know the kind of subsidies the Arabs who have this same oil as Nigeria enjoy?
I have worked in Arab and i know how these guys benefit from their own oil.

Why is that of Nigeria different?
The simple answer is corruption!
Now, will this corruption go away simply because subsidy has been removed?

jonnex:


I wish to buy a bicycle, that is the alternative.

owem19:
Thunder from hell destroy your generation awon tax increase collector

Nooner:
If fuel sells at 750/litre, everybody will feel it, most people will end up using their money to buy fuel to power generator, cars, and companies will be affected because we don’t have stable electricity. In countries where the fuel price range from $1/litre above, they have 24hrs lights and only need fuel for their cars and machinery/equipments..

Winters23:


You sound too enlightened not to know dangote refinery is already on stream, update your knowledge ASAP

treatise:

It's N450 max using the dynamics of the past few years

Gaskiya77:
The use of bicycle come to mind. That will keep me sportish indeed.

Tareq1105:


Yes, we expect Dangote refinery to come up to assist and that's why Fed Govt bought into it, and this was achieved by buying 20% of its shares, and signing agreement to sell 650,000 barrels per day of crude oil to Dangote refinery in Naira while Dangote refinery would also sell to Nigeria market in Naira in return and not in Dollars.

I can see our currency (Naira) regaining its strength bcoz according to NBS, 65% of our foreign exchange earnings is spent on importation of fuel.

In addition, the Tinubu that I know would make a very big difference in the running of the economy.

I said this bcoz, right from the time of Obasanjo, Fed Govt watched industries folding up without assisting them to survive. The resultant effect is the unemployment we're witnessing today.

Tinubu has recovery plans for our ailing industries and to bring in others to establish industries.

May God guide our leaders to the path of a prosperous Nigeria.

IyaTola:
800 per liter get ready

treatise:

I will go and buy strong plastic footwears then

IyaTola:
Oga buy bicycle na

treatise:

Great suggestion

IyaTola:
In your dreams

jkpbestseries:
Why not build our own refinery if an individual can

IyaTola:
it's happening already watch as almost everything you but would be taxed.