₦airaland Forum

OasisX:
....to fix Nigeria ain't gonna be easy. We can't expect it to be magically fixed, we have got to go through reforms which the incumbent government is doing.

If after a year, no positive effect, then we can begin to criticize the policies fairly and even protest against them.

I understand people are going through difficulties at the moment, but I hope it won't be in vain. We seek a new Nigeria regardless of party affliations, and you and I know it ain't gonna be achieved cheaply.

Spy360:
That beast is huge.

I don't like Caucasian shepherds . I prefer this tall Hausa breed. I have one. They don't fall ill and they are extremely intelligent and protective. The cheapest best option for security.

patrickmuf:
You post bad news here and another post news that offers a glimmer of hope but you want to tag him as a Government propagandist...Lol...

I keep asking, what will Obi have done better? Would he have borrowed money to continue the subsidy regime?

Would he have magically gotten the refineries to get working to their capacity?

Whether we like it or not, we were always going to get to this phase.

We want change and we are looking at the President alone...Keep electing rogues as HoA members, HoR, Senate members and Governors and expect the President to get everything in place.

It is 3 months into the new administration and all I see here is Tinubu this, Tinubu that yet Governors are receiving monthly allocations o! You guys care less about holding your Governors and elected representatives accountable. Who do una abeg?

kad199:
Baba any news on Dangote refinery?

liveLongNprospa:
What you are doing now has been done by better people before you.
Better ask for material to know how you'll do it well well🤲

patrickmuf:
If we all scrutinize our governors like we do the presidency, Nigeria will be better for it.

patrickmuf:
Please make sense of your comment.

OasisX:
....they are working hard to start production before end of this year. Target is atleast 50% production capacity this year.

Nezzjnr:
From Master Strategist... Hit the Ground running.

Now e don enter "What would Obi have done better"

Obi isn't the President.... Tinubu is... We must call him out.

Go and tell this to people that don't know where their next meal is coming from

liveLongNprospa:
Lmao.. He's not even close to being done yet with growing.
And to think we got him for 180k ish.

Why don't you like Caucasian shepherds?

Tall hausa breed? Make e nor be say you keep hyena for house oo🤣

patrickmuf:
If we all scrutinize our governors like we do the presidency, Nigeria will be better for it.

liveLongNprospa:
From August to end of the year.
So what happens when it gets to end of the year and nothing is done? 😁

Nezzjnr:
From Master Strategist... Hit the Ground running.

Now e don enter "What would Obi have done better"

Obi isn't the President.... Tinubu is... We must call him out.

Go and tell this to people that don't know where their next meal is coming from

liveLongNprospa:
Lmao.. Patrick you need to relax and pray for favor

izzou:
[color=royalblue]It would

The decrease may be little, but it would.

August no far again, but i am sensing we may experience some form of scarcity before then; especially when there would be a transition from imported fuel to that of Dangote[/color]

BlueRayDick:
Good morning Prosper !

When I was arguing the bolded , u were busy believing the propaganda that fuel subsidy needs to go and Nigeria will be better .

I argued asking what government has done to deal with those stealing through subsidy , what has government done preventing smuggling of subsidized crude to neighboring countries and what has government done to prosecute those subsidy thieves we’ve always heard about ?

For the umpteenth time, that fuel subsidy is the only social welfare all Nigerians whether poor , extremely poor, averagely poor , middle class and upper class enjoy. The moment u take it away cos the government can’t deal with a handful of unscrupulous elements gaming the system, u are definitely suffocating those already in the lowest of low .

Some of us shouting about this thing are doing not even because of ourselves but those who don’t have anywhere or anyhow to adjust . Like me now , I’ve been privileged to receive hardship allowances to cushion the effect of the whole subsidy wahala …..but how many people have that privilege in current Nigeria where disposable income keeps reducing by the day ?

liveLongNprospa:
Izzou see how we believed🤣🤣

larride:
Oh sorry I’m disagreeing with you. That we are no longer importing refined fuel means that no more landing cost charges which in most times determine the price of fuel.

It means we can now also remove fuel subsidy since there will be nothing to subsidies anymore.

NNPC will also be the “sole supplier” of crude to the refinery.

The price of diesel, kerosene and Jet A1 will be impacted positively also.

The cost of fertilizers also will be impacted positively.

The multiplier effect of the refinery is huge and hopefully it operate in full capacity with no sabotage.

OasisX:
...its 80% privately owned. They can decide whatever they like with their investment. Most important News is; FG is also working hard to fix the Refineries and some may start production before end of this year too.

patrickmuf:
Even if Fuel price hits N1,500, it won't affect my everyday life so, look at the mirror again.

izzou:
[color=royalblue]Na December now, abi?
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izzou:
[color=royalblue]Naira is 917/$

It has affected virtually every single commodity in the market, including petrol.

So please, tell me how i can scrutinize my state governor to reduce this burden.[/color]

Spy360:
Ok. Not like I hate them but they are lower in my preference of breeds.

If I have my way I will go for Kangals, then Dogo, the pit bulls , then rotties, germans...

Ok, I don't like their K-legs 😂

Incognito9:
The MF don enter 940/$, no longer 917.

liveLongNprospa:
Lmao.. Pray for favor Bros.
None of us poor online😁