Subsidy Removal Drags Down Petrol Consumption By 28% - Politics (2)

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Re: Subsidy Removal Drags Down Petrol Consumption By 28% by Dididrumz(m): 10:07pm On Jul 07, 2023

Re: Subsidy Removal Drags Down Petrol Consumption By 28% by Nobody: 10:07pm On Jul 07, 2023

Imagine being a major oil producer in the world and your citizens cannot afford to buy the petroleum products from that oil, due to unmitigated hardship.

Quite sad.. huh

!

E go be!

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Re: Subsidy Removal Drags Down Petrol Consumption By 28% by Successpz: 10:14pm On Jul 07, 2023

Assuming you say this during Goodluck Jonathan REGIME, it's would have been Better. All the People You support since I know you as been Disaster in one way or the other. that's how you keep supporting your Darling Daddy for Good 8 years. Am sure you know what the past 8years looks like.

post=124281915:
Dearest Sane Nairaland members,
All of us at [/b] are checking on you.
Times are hard
It is for the best future for us all.
No pain No Gain.
Guide your mental health.
Cut down on excesses and frivolity.
Keep joining us to pray for a better Nigeria 🇳🇬.

God bless Nigeria 🇳🇬 🇳🇬 🇳🇬

We Love You all ❤️ 😍 💖

[b]Addendum : Enemies of Nigeria,
Skip this comment, it ain't for you.
Check the first line to see who it was addressed to.
Thanks.

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Re: Subsidy Removal Drags Down Petrol Consumption By 28% by OmekaguGCFR1: 10:15pm On Jul 07, 2023

Lies in the land of descendant of fallen angel (hoduduwah ) it cheap and we buy it at 50/per litre is just that we shout ronu and every thing is settled

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Re: Subsidy Removal Drags Down Petrol Consumption By 28% by sevo(m): 10:15pm On Jul 07, 2023*

post=124281915:
Dearest Sane Nairaland members,
All of us at [/b] are checking on you.
Times are hard
It is for the best future for us all.
No pain No Gain.
Guide your mental health.
Cut down on excesses and frivolity.
Keep joining us to pray for a better Nigeria 🇳🇬.

God bless Nigeria 🇳🇬 🇳🇬 🇳🇬

We Love You all ❤️ 😍 💖

[b]Addendum : Enemies of Nigeria,
Skip this comment, it ain't for you.
Check the first line to see who it was addressed to.
Thanks.

Suffer no dey tire you...e no dey tire you... Chai!!

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Re: Subsidy Removal Drags Down Petrol Consumption By 28% by sirray001: 10:16pm On Jul 07, 2023

ChatterHouse:

People have been trekking what's the need of cars

Re: Subsidy Removal Drags Down Petrol Consumption By 28% by emma2002(m): 10:18pm On Jul 07, 2023

it has not come down enough.

Compare the gross revenue is still twice the size before.

66m litres x NGN187 < 48m litres x NGN505

From traffic on the road you can tell...

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Re: Subsidy Removal Drags Down Petrol Consumption By 28% by Zealag(m): 10:19pm On Jul 07, 2023

It will soon get to 1% and that 1% will be tinunbu convoy.Me I have park my Lexus es and will continue jumping bike no offense grin

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Re: Subsidy Removal Drags Down Petrol Consumption By 28% by STRI1: 10:22pm On Jul 07, 2023

That's majorly because of the smugglers in Benin republic, Cameroon and Togo

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Re: Subsidy Removal Drags Down Petrol Consumption By 28% by Gajagojo: 10:23pm On Jul 07, 2023

Diggys:
IT IS NOW CHEAPER TO USE COMMERCIAL BUSES THAN PERSONALCARS.

RENEWED SHEGE

THE PAINFUL THING IS THAT TOWARDS NEXT ELECTION, NIGERIANS WILL FORGET ALL THESE SUFFERING AND VOTE BASE ON TRIBE.

Was there any candidate that would not remove subsidy

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Re: Subsidy Removal Drags Down Petrol Consumption By 28% by FLYFIRE(m): 10:25pm On Jul 07, 2023

And the petrol burns like dry leaves

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Re: Subsidy Removal Drags Down Petrol Consumption By 28% by MrDoGood(m): 10:27pm On Jul 07, 2023

Now Our atmosphere is okay. No too much carbon monoxide cool

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Re: Subsidy Removal Drags Down Petrol Consumption By 28% by Eriokanmi: 10:27pm On Jul 07, 2023*

Thats not an achievement. It's because the poor people can't afford it. Civil servants parked their vehicles at home, only going to work 3 times a week because their lean salary can't buy fuel at 500 naira a litre.

Those defending this madness are the worst hit, unfortunately. They're only suffering and smiling. They've been coming out in groups gradually to attack tinubu over the hardship in the land. This is just the beginning

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Re: Subsidy Removal Drags Down Petrol Consumption By 28% by Inner19(m): 10:32pm On Jul 07, 2023

People are no longer buying petrol for their generator to use like before when there is no light.

People are learning to cope.

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Re: Subsidy Removal Drags Down Petrol Consumption By 28% by Menclothing: 10:34pm On Jul 07, 2023

We are using gas here

Re: Subsidy Removal Drags Down Petrol Consumption By 28% by JIBO4REAL(m): 10:37pm On Jul 07, 2023

BabaCommander:
28% only?
Even with domestic consumption falling....

What happened to the so called protest in neighboring countries? Abi na scam?
Or is it still being smuggled to Niger Republic and other neighboring countries even at the current price?

I mean, our domestic c

Yes it’s still smuggling to our neighboring country but it’s not more profitable as it’s used to be …

Re: Subsidy Removal Drags Down Petrol Consumption By 28% by Teejayadex: 10:38pm On Jul 07, 2023*

Wealthy Nigerians and investors that are buying drums of fuel for business and lifestyle are japaing, the talika ones that doesn't have Okada or tiger gen are saying it will favor them and their family after voting base on tribalism and hatred

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Re: Subsidy Removal Drags Down Petrol Consumption By 28% by Eriokanmi: 10:41pm On Jul 07, 2023

Zupay:
After screaming SAI BABA for eight years!☹️

Re: Subsidy Removal Drags Down Petrol Consumption By 28% by rulin247: 10:41pm On Jul 07, 2023*

Re: Subsidy Removal Drags Down Petrol Consumption By 28% by zinaunreal(m): 10:43pm On Jul 07, 2023

From fry pan to fire 🔥

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Re: Subsidy Removal Drags Down Petrol Consumption By 28% by olajac: 10:45pm On Jul 07, 2023

Re: Subsidy Removal Drags Down Petrol Consumption By 28% by ollysunmoses: 10:46pm On Jul 07, 2023

When the man said"reducing the purchasing power and let widen the tax net" . This is what he meant and there is more coming

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Re: Subsidy Removal Drags Down Petrol Consumption By 28% by airsaylongcome: 10:52pm On Jul 07, 2023

Day169:
Possibly from reduced smuggling of petroleum products across the borders.

Lol. Really?! You haven’t noticed a marked reduction in vehicular traffic?

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Re: Subsidy Removal Drags Down Petrol Consumption By 28% by frowland(m): 10:54pm On Jul 07, 2023

God1000:
True, Our roads have become very empty because so many people cannot even fuel their vehicles anymore

Is this dividends of democracy?

Yes it is 100%. Spending money to ‘burn’ hydrocarbon is waste. It’s like throwing money into fire. Use the money you are supposed to burn 🔥 in your car to better your live instead. Drink 🍺, merry, have fun around your neighborhood.

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Re: Subsidy Removal Drags Down Petrol Consumption By 28% by airsaylongcome: 10:55pm On Jul 07, 2023

emma2002:
it has not come down enough.

Compare the gross revenue is still twice the size before.

66m litres x NGN187 < 48m litres x NGN505

From traffic on the road you can tell...

Gross revenue does not mean anything without cost price. The petrol stations are in very bad state economically. Make more gross revenue but very scant profit

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Re: Subsidy Removal Drags Down Petrol Consumption By 28% by NewDea4: 10:56pm On Jul 07, 2023

Islie:
https://leadership.ng/subsidy-removal-drags-down-petrol-consumption-by-28/

It's a lie the figures have always been inflated

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Re: Subsidy Removal Drags Down Petrol Consumption By 28% by KarinaSlim(f): 10:56pm On Jul 07, 2023

No wonder I don't hear generator sound again in my area when NEPA takes light.

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Re: Subsidy Removal Drags Down Petrol Consumption By 28% by Shikena(m): 10:56pm On Jul 07, 2023

Approximate population/relative market size of Nigeria vs neighboring countries:

Benin Republic: 13m
Niger Republic: 27m
Chad: 16m
Cameroon: 27m
Total: 83m

Nigeria: 211m
Combined total (Nigeria + Neighbours): 294m
Nigeria: 72%
Neighbours: 28%
Shikena! grin

BabaCommander:
28% only?
Even with domestic consumption falling....

What happened to the so called protest in neighboring countries? Abi na scam?
Or is it still being smuggled to Niger Republic and other neighboring countries even at the current price?

I mean, our domestic c

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Re: Subsidy Removal Drags Down Petrol Consumption By 28% by keymatt(m): 10:56pm On Jul 07, 2023*

In other words, Nigeria's business environment has shrinked by a whooping 28% just one month after the mandate thief sneeked through the roof into Aso Rock. 🤣
...but nevertheless, it will still favor me and my family.
Sign
Agbado. grin

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Re: Subsidy Removal Drags Down Petrol Consumption By 28% by airsaylongcome: 10:57pm On Jul 07, 2023

STRI1:
That's majorly because of the smugglers in Benin republic, Cameroon and Togo

Common now! Smuggling was responsible for the 28% reduction? Do you know how many people have stopped purchasing petrol for their cars and generators?

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Re: Subsidy Removal Drags Down Petrol Consumption By 28% by BigIyanga: 10:57pm On Jul 07, 2023

So restricted movement of goods and services . An Economy that is dependent on petroleum products for movement of people, goods and services .. is likely going to face some contractionary pressure.

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