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Re: NBS: Nigeria Recorded N2.2trn Trade Surplus In First Half Of 2023 by LivingTribunal: 3:48am On Sep 08, 2023
Good news for the gullible minds
Re: NBS: Nigeria Recorded N2.2trn Trade Surplus In First Half Of 2023 by Mmedia: 3:50am On Sep 08, 2023
This is great news... It shows that there is so much money in this country. If only things were correctly done ....if only....hmmn....
Re: NBS: Nigeria Recorded N2.2trn Trade Surplus In First Half Of 2023 by CJStarz: 4:48am On Sep 08, 2023
Naijanascam:
This NBS statistics self..........na so una talk about employment rate coming down last time without the effects till dategrin grin
I laugh when I hear dat one of unemployment rate coming down. I say these guys dey kolo, how dem take calculate all these things. Plenty and even more plenty guys for my hood no get job.
Shaa, dem go dey post anyhow stats to show say dem dey work afterall their salaries dey land every month
Re: NBS: Nigeria Recorded N2.2trn Trade Surplus In First Half Of 2023 by Naijanascam: 5:13am On Sep 08, 2023
helinues:
Don't tell us you are already having a running stomach about this development news
After all the bloated figures Foodlums are still interested in free money, free crumbs and even free suffering
Re: NBS: Nigeria Recorded N2.2trn Trade Surplus In First Half Of 2023 by MomohMrMoore: 5:57am On Sep 08, 2023
This is still bad news. Its only Oil and oil derivativesNigeria export, while we import everything we need. Manufacturing sector is zero. No country progress without a strong manufacturing base. The industries are dead, the warehouses are now turned to churches.
Re: NBS: Nigeria Recorded N2.2trn Trade Surplus In First Half Of 2023 by Alliswell248: 6:09am On Sep 08, 2023
DatNiggaDaz:
Trade surplus as a result of surplus rulings from the tribunal

Propaganda, lies & deceit hence has been surplus
Not everybody is jobless and NFA like you.
Remain on NL and be shouting lies, deceit.

Enemy of Nigeria.
Sore losers
Re: NBS: Nigeria Recorded N2.2trn Trade Surplus In First Half Of 2023 by Kukutenla: 6:15am On Sep 08, 2023
DeLaRue:
If you read the write up again, you'll notice that while the top half quoted figures for the first 6 months, figures quoted in the bottom half of the write up relates to the 2nd quarter, and so the N1.23 trillion figure for petrol import is only for the 2nd quarter ie., April - June.

That translates to an average of about N400 billion per month, not N200 billion as you claim.

As for subsidy, I believe the exact amount varied according to international refining prices so the figure was not constant.

The average per year was probably about N3.5 trillion.
This is not correct sir. Kindly go through again. The ending of the articles quoted total ducts for imports and exports to yield the 2trn surplus
Re: NBS: Nigeria Recorded N2.2trn Trade Surplus In First Half Of 2023 by Kukutenla: 6:16am On Sep 08, 2023
smokinloud:
STOP BEING CLEVER BY HALF!.
#1.2 tn IS JUST 21 percent of Q2 ,which is approximately #5tn,and not 6 months which is roughly #13tn
Where did you get that in the report. Take your time and read to understand
Re: NBS: Nigeria Recorded N2.2trn Trade Surplus In First Half Of 2023 by Oakenshield: 6:32am On Sep 08, 2023
FreeStuffsNG:
This is the koko. When your balance of trade is in surplus, you are on a great economic growth and leap. Nigeria is on a phenomenal forward march. May God continue to bless Nigeria for ever!

By the time the blue economy and mining add to this current export, wow!

My advice is for you, if you are not productively engaged,is to get busy and take advantage of these current opportunities and emerging opportunities.

In this Asiwaju Tinubu-led FG administration there is nothing for lazy, idle, ill-brought up youth who want to spend all day on social media entertainment , cyberbullying, criminal defamation and insulting his father, mother, grandmother, grandfather's age mates.Check my signature for free stuffs!
🤣🤣🤣 same government who brought unemployment to 4.1% over night from 33% to compete with developed nations? This is to tell you that everything is just rigged so the government looks favourable. 1st quarter of 2023 was with Buhari and we saw dey nonsense so NBS bringing this now shows another lies is cooking.

For economy to be strong attractive inflation must come down,companies must spring up,ports around the companies must be busy. The unemployment in Nigeria is high we have the man power and most important bring back coins into the system and watch economy grow.

But sorry the government lies alot till we see and feel it,then we know how good it is
Re: NBS: Nigeria Recorded N2.2trn Trade Surplus In First Half Of 2023 by luizpippo(m): 6:36am On Sep 08, 2023
Kukutenla:
NBS is beginning to sound like radio Nigeria
For this country wey we dey?


If the total value of petrol imported in six months is 1.23trn, it means we spend a paltry 200bn to import fuel in a month. How does this fit into the claim that we spend 400bn to subsidise fuel every month? cc: nairalanda1
NBS no even reason well before they spill their lies.
I can pick so many more holes in this their trade surplus especially with the falling value of naira like an old woman's breast
You expect certificate cooker not to cook NBS figures?
Re: NBS: Nigeria Recorded N2.2trn Trade Surplus In First Half Of 2023 by luizpippo(m): 6:38am On Sep 08, 2023
FreeStuffsNG:
This is the koko. When your balance of trade is in surplus, you are on a great economic growth and leap. Nigeria is on a phenomenal forward march. May God continue to bless Nigeria for ever!

By the time the blue economy and mining add to this current export, wow!

My advice is for you, if you are not productively engaged,is to get busy and take advantage of these current opportunities and emerging opportunities.

In this Asiwaju Tinubu-led FG administration there is nothing for lazy, idle, ill-brought up youth who want to spend all day on social media entertainment , cyberbullying, criminal defamation and insulting his father, mother, grandmother, grandfather's age mates.Check my signature for free stuffs!
Didn't you rejoice over the "na statistics we got chop" rhetorics?

Why are you now gloating over same statistics?😂
Re: NBS: Nigeria Recorded N2.2trn Trade Surplus In First Half Of 2023 by DatNiggaDaz: 6:47am On Sep 08, 2023
Alliswell248:
Not everybody is jobless and NFA like you.
Remain on NL and be shouting lies, deceit.

Enemy of Nigeria.
Sore losers
Emilokan Clown..

Re: NBS: Nigeria Recorded N2.2trn Trade Surplus In First Half Of 2023 by Kukutenla: 6:48am On Sep 08, 2023
ORIENTATION101:
Where did you get your calculations of 400b per month in first quarter of 2023?
It was boldly written in the report that value of import for fuel for the period of subsidy was 1.23trn trillion.

So tell how you arrived at 400b per month for important of fuel.

Export didn't significantly increased it was import that reduced drastically due to cbn policy and forex scarcity.
During the first quarter of 2023 nigeria oil production was abysmally poor at 1.1m to 1.4m barrel per day when opec gave us 2m barrel per day quota.
I don't really have the time to be spoonfeeding you with info but check it online. NNPCL claimed they were subsidising with average of 400bn a month. If you don't know that then stop arguing with me!!
You're showing your lack of understanding more and more. This NBS report is pure hogwash!!
Re: NBS: Nigeria Recorded N2.2trn Trade Surplus In First Half Of 2023 by captaininiobong(m): 6:55am On Sep 08, 2023
FreeStuffsNG:
NBS: Nigeria recorded N2.2trn trade surplus in first half of 2023



https://www.thecable.ng/nbs-nigeria-recorded-n2-2trn-trade-surplus-in-first-half-of-2023/amp

All lies
Re: NBS: Nigeria Recorded N2.2trn Trade Surplus In First Half Of 2023 by ORIENTATION101: 7:04am On Sep 08, 2023
Kukutenla:
I don't really have the time to be spoonfeeding you with info but check it online. NNPCL claimed they were subsidising with average of 400bn a month. If you don't know that then stop arguing with me!!
You're showing your lack of understanding more and more. This NBS report is pure hogwash!!
imbecilic idiot, the burden of proof is on you.
Where did Nnpc claimed they spent 400b monthly from Jan to may 2023?
If NBS statistics is not reliable, you would have made sense by providing counter stats with verifiable figures instead of the usual beer palour gossip from mentally deranged idiots like you
Re: NBS: Nigeria Recorded N2.2trn Trade Surplus In First Half Of 2023 by Solsix(m): 7:38am On Sep 08, 2023
FreeStuffsNG:
This is the koko. When your balance of trade is in surplus, you are on a great economic growth and leap. Nigeria is on a phenomenal forward march. May God continue to bless Nigeria for ever!

By the time the blue economy and mining add to this current export, wow!

My advice is for you, if you are not productively engaged,is to get busy and take advantage of these current opportunities and emerging opportunities.

In this Asiwaju Tinubu-led FG administration there is nothing for lazy, idle, ill-brought up youth who want to spend all day on social media entertainment , cyberbullying, criminal defamation and insulting his father, mother, grandmother, grandfather's age mates.Check my signature for free stuffs!
Why is the naira still nose diving. Don't be deceived
Re: NBS: Nigeria Recorded N2.2trn Trade Surplus In First Half Of 2023 by Khyrvxjzy: 7:38am On Sep 08, 2023
FreeStuffsNG:
This is the koko. When your balance of trade is in surplus, you are on a great economic growth and leap. Nigeria is on a phenomenal forward march. May God continue to bless Nigeria for ever!

By the time the blue economy and mining add to this current export, wow!

My advice is for you, if you are not productively engaged,is to get busy and take advantage of these current opportunities and emerging opportunities.

In this Asiwaju Tinubu-led FG administration there is nothing for lazy, idle, ill-brought up youth who want to spend all day on social media entertainment , cyberbullying, criminal defamation and insulting his father, mother, grandmother, grandfather's age mates.Check my signature for free stuffs!
i wont believe any rubbish from nbs since the day they they said unemployment is now 4%
Re: NBS: Nigeria Recorded N2.2trn Trade Surplus In First Half Of 2023 by Kukutenla: 7:44am On Sep 08, 2023
ORIENTATION101:
imbecilic idiot, the burden of proof is on you.
Where did Nnpc claimed they spent 400b monthly from Jan to may 2023?
If NBS statistics is not reliable, you would have made sense by providing counter stats with verifiable figures instead of the usual beer palour gossip from mentally deranged idiots like you
Your dullardry is well established already
But it's another level of intellectual foolishness and exuberant ignorance to claim with confidence that NNPCL never claimed to spend 400bn on subsidy monthly when it in fact claimed to spend more than that at a point.
You have no business arguing in public pls.
Just return back to whatever cave you slithered from. Idiota

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&opi=89978449&url=https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/top-news/582724-fuel-subsidy-now-above-n400bn-monthly-nnpcl.html&ved=2ahUKEwi7h8yRqJqBAxV2WUEAHQq7AuMQFnoECB8QAQ&usg=AOvVaw1-2kzkP9_BdThvwHPxKoea

Re: NBS: Nigeria Recorded N2.2trn Trade Surplus In First Half Of 2023 by FreeStuffsNG(op): 7:47am On Sep 08, 2023
Solsix:
Why is the naira still nose diving. Don't be deceived
Very good question @ bolded. The answer is that most of you are consumers, you produce nada so you don't being in sufficient forex and the second reason is because of unpatriotic people who will eventually get burnt in their forex speculation
Re: NBS: Nigeria Recorded N2.2trn Trade Surplus In First Half Of 2023 by Kukutenla: 7:55am On Sep 08, 2023
FreeStuffsNG:
Very good question @ bolded. The answer is that most of you are consumers, you produce nada so you don't being in sufficient forex and the second reason is because of unpatriotic people who will eventually get burnt in their forex speculation
Going by your logic, if most Nigerians are consumers and produce "nada", how did Nigeria get a trade surplus?
Re: NBS: Nigeria Recorded N2.2trn Trade Surplus In First Half Of 2023 by TrumpDonald2: 7:56am On Sep 08, 2023
FreeStuffsNG:
NBS: Nigeria recorded N2.2trn trade surplus in first half of 2023



https://www.thecable.ng/nbs-nigeria-recorded-n2-2trn-trade-surplus-in-first-half-of-2023/amp
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

Immediately i saw this topic, i just knew it will be this fool that posted it. Lo and behold, am right.

All these paper investments by your druggie, you go explain tire because there's no evidence.
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Full slowpoke
Re: NBS: Nigeria Recorded N2.2trn Trade Surplus In First Half Of 2023 by TrumpDonald2: 8:04am On Sep 08, 2023
luizpippo:
Didn't you rejoice over the "na statistics we got chop" rhetorics?

Why are you now gloating over same statistics?😂
Do you mind that imbeciille. Tinuubu swear for all of them for juju.

So long as it doesn't favour them, they will do everything to bring it down.

That was how they spear headed protests when Jonathan wanted to remove the subsidy then. Now look at them today.

The same idiot FreeStuffsNG mocking Peter Obi for statistics is the same person bringing statistics to defend the old evil thief.

And you don't think Tinubu and his supporters are part of the problems of this country?
Re: NBS: Nigeria Recorded N2.2trn Trade Surplus In First Half Of 2023 by ORIENTATION101: 8:23am On Sep 08, 2023
Kukutenla:
Your dullardry is well established already
But it's another level of intellectual foolishness and exuberant ignorance to claim with confidence that NNPCL never claimed to spend 400bn on subsidy monthly when it in fact claimed to spend more than that at a point.
You have no business arguing in public pls.
Just return back to whatever cave you slithered from. Idiota

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&opi=89978449&url=https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/top-news/582724-fuel-subsidy-now-above-n400bn-monthly-nnpcl.html&ved=2ahUKEwi7h8yRqJqBAxV2WUEAHQq7AuMQFnoECB8QAQ&usg=AOvVaw1-2kzkP9_BdThvwHPxKoea
clown did you bother to read the link you post.
Nnpc was talking about monthly calculations of subsidy. It has nothing to do with year in review. and it also confirmed what I said that FG stop paying subsidy and marketers stop importing due to forex.
So tell me again where did you get your calculations of 400b monthly subsidy for the first quarter of the year 2023?
when FG stopped paying and marketplace marketers stopped importing which led to fuel scarcity in the first quarter of the year according to the link you posted
Re: NBS: Nigeria Recorded N2.2trn Trade Surplus In First Half Of 2023 by tomdon(m): 8:28am On Sep 08, 2023
FreeStuffsNG:
This is the koko. When your balance of trade is in surplus, you are on a great economic growth and leap. Nigeria is on a phenomenal forward march. May God continue to bless Nigeria for ever!

By the time the blue economy and mining add to this current export, wow!

My advice is for you, if you are not productively engaged,is to get busy and take advantage of these current opportunities and emerging opportunities.

In this Asiwaju Tinubu-led FG administration there is nothing for lazy, idle, ill-brought up youth who want to spend all day on social media entertainment , cyberbullying, criminal defamation and insulting his father, mother, grandmother, grandfather's age mates.Check my signature for free stuffs!
Nothing to write home about
Crude oil still being the chief export and refined products the main import. The import figure is a also a shortfall from corresponding period last year
Re: NBS: Nigeria Recorded N2.2trn Trade Surplus In First Half Of 2023 by Mosba: 8:29am On Sep 08, 2023
This is a sad news to .................. you know them.
Re: NBS: Nigeria Recorded N2.2trn Trade Surplus In First Half Of 2023 by Kukutenla: 8:39am On Sep 08, 2023
ORIENTATION101:
clown did you bother to read the link you post.
Nnpc was talking about monthly calculations of subsidy. It has nothing to do with year in review. and it also confirmed what I said that FG stop paying subsidy and marketers stop importing due to forex.
So tell me again where did you get your calculations of 400b monthly subsidy for the first quarter of the year 2023?
when FG stopped paying and marketplace marketers stopped importing which led to fuel scarcity in the first quarter of the year according to the link you posted
It's more than obvious now that you're a full blown dullard with matchsticks for brain.
But I'll keep knocking sense into your thick skull till it seeps in.
Look at the screenshot. The date is 18th of February this year which is the second month of the first quarter and first half that NBS is talking about.
Your stupid assertions fall flat in the face of the NNPCL GMD declaring that they have been the sole importer for years and are paying N202 per litre for subsidy as at the date 15, February, 2023.

Let me wait for the next truckload of nonsense from you

Re: NBS: Nigeria Recorded N2.2trn Trade Surplus In First Half Of 2023 by OKORONKWOBRIGHT(m): 8:56am On Sep 08, 2023
This government with propaganda is like 5 and 6
Re: NBS: Nigeria Recorded N2.2trn Trade Surplus In First Half Of 2023 by ORIENTATION101: 9:02am On Sep 08, 2023
Kukutenla:
It's more than obvious now that you're a full blown dullard with matchsticks for brain.
But I'll keep knocking sense into your thick skull till it seeps in.
Look at the screenshot. The date is 18th of February this year which is the second month of the first quarter and first half that NBS is talking about.
Your stupid assertions fall flat in the face of the NNPCL GMD declaring that they have been the sole importer for years and are paying N202 per litre for subsidy as at the date 15, February, 2023.

Let me wait for the next truckload of nonsense from you
you this dumb idiot after my explanation of variables that affected the downtrend of subsidy payments and fuel importation monthly for 1st quarter of the year yet your brain refused to process it

Here is the subsidy payment report as at june 26 2023.
Which aligns with what NBS posted.

https://www.thecable.ng/exclusive-subsidy-payments-gulped-n1-82trn-in-five-months-arrears-hit-n3-73trn/amp

I know you re a mentally deranged idiot at least try and use your head at times.
That 400b subsidy payment was not in the year review, cos fuel importation was not constant, and consumption fell drastically. that's what lead to scarcity, how is it difficult for you numb idiot to factor in these variables and drop that stupid claims of 400b monthly payments

Re: NBS: Nigeria Recorded N2.2trn Trade Surplus In First Half Of 2023 by Kukutenla: 9:08am On Sep 08, 2023
ORIENTATION101:
you this dumb idiot after my explanation of variables that affected the downtrend of subsidy payments and fuel importation monthly for 1st quarter of the year yet your brain refused to process it

Here is the subsidy payment report as at june 26 2023.
Which aligns with what NBS posted.

https://www.thecable.ng/exclusive-subsidy-payments-gulped-n1-82trn-in-five-months-arrears-hit-n3-73trn/amp

I know you re a mentally deranged idiot at least try and use your head at times.
That 400b subsidy payment was not in the year review, cos fuel importation was not constant, and consumption fell drastically. that's what lead to scarcity.
I'm sure you'll call yourself a graduate o.
See how you're disgracing your school online.
How does your link negate what I've been saying and posted?
You foolishly claimed there was no subsidy this year yet you brought a link that says NNPCL paid 307bn in May alone and 1.82trn in 5 months(January-May) which is even higher than the amount paid in 2022!
Is 1.82trn not even higher than the 1.2trn in 6 months that NBS is claiming was spent on fuel import? You must be a special kind of stupid.
I'm beginning to suspect I'm chatting with a slowpoke

Re: NBS: Nigeria Recorded N2.2trn Trade Surplus In First Half Of 2023 by Exceed15: 9:22am On Sep 08, 2023
Who takes this useless NBS serious again. They even make life more unbearable for enumerators. Over 5months now they have refused to pay them.
Re: NBS: Nigeria Recorded N2.2trn Trade Surplus In First Half Of 2023 by ORIENTATION101: 9:26am On Sep 08, 2023
Kukutenla:
I'm sure you'll call yourself a graduate o.
See how you're disgracing your school online.
How does your link negate what I've been saying and posted?
You foolishly claimed there was no subsidy this year yet you brought a link that says NNPCL paid 307bn in May alone and 1.82trn in 5 months(January-May) which is even higher than the amount paid in 2022!
Is 1.82trn not even higher than the 1.2trn in 6 months that NBS is claiming was spent on fuel import? You must be a special kind of stupid.
I'm beginning to suspect I'm chatting with a slowpoke
Now I know you re an imbecille cheesy you want to shift goal post like an idiot that you recheesy
despite the fact that I stated it boldly as a reply to you(screenshot attached) that FG already stop paying subsidy since jan to may it was Nnpc that was footing the bill.
Does that invalidate the fact subsidy didn't appear in 2023 budget ?

The disparity between 1.23trn and 1.8trn can be contested based on available data's.

If we re to follow imbecilic idiots like you that claim 400b monthly for 6months

Subsidy payments will be at 2.4trn , now look yourself in the mirror what you see is a moronic clowncheesycheesy

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