Petrol: Landing Cost Rises 46.8 Per Cent To ₦1,026.71 — Vanguard - Politics (4) - Nairaland
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| Re: Petrol: Landing Cost Rises 46.8 Per Cent To ₦1,026.71 — Vanguard by frankmoney(m): 11:18am On Jun 04, 2024 |
Greatex90:I don't own a refinery but dangote does , ND he has made several promises that he would , and that's part of why the government supported his refinery by providing forex for him from taxes that we pay for . So what's stopping him from producing fuel |
| Re: Petrol: Landing Cost Rises 46.8 Per Cent To ₦1,026.71 — Vanguard by OlatunjiJohn(m): 11:28am On Jun 04, 2024 |
TimeManager:He no go better for you. The suffering of the masses will hunt you to your grave. You choose to chase clout with the suffering of the masses, it won't be well with anyone around you. People are suffering. Should we keep quiet and allow the government send us to our grave? He no go better for in 1 million folds. Oloshi eda. Idiot. |
| Re: Petrol: Landing Cost Rises 46.8 Per Cent To ₦1,026.71 — Vanguard by coleon(m): 11:31am On Jun 04, 2024 |
nedu666:You are wasting your time arguing with a zombie. We all know it's impossible to support APC and not sound dull and stupid. |
| Re: Petrol: Landing Cost Rises 46.8 Per Cent To ₦1,026.71 — Vanguard by yewit37486: 11:34am On Jun 04, 2024 |
NinjaMetahuman:But this is like basic Maths nau. Brent crude today is about $76, 1 dollar is about N1,450 - we've not even added refining and shipping costs, yet PMS is being sold N568 by NNPC. There is CLEARLY a difference between the two costs and someone somewhere must pay that difference. Let's suspend politics sometimes and apply simple logic. |
| Re: Petrol: Landing Cost Rises 46.8 Per Cent To ₦1,026.71 — Vanguard by HisXLNC1: 11:37am On Jun 04, 2024 |
Na new minimum wage negotiation cause am ogododo: |
| Re: Petrol: Landing Cost Rises 46.8 Per Cent To ₦1,026.71 — Vanguard by Treadway: 11:40am On Jun 04, 2024 |
Kenochi:petrol costs more to refine than diesel. So if Dangote is selling 1 million litre orders today at 1100 (last I checked) from his depot, how much do you think he will sell petrol? Unless they will pay subsidy to Dangote, warm up for the new reality of paying around 1200 for petrol, WHENEVER eventually he starts selling. Simple as that. I just laugh when I still read that some people erroneously are waiting for Dangote to starts selling petrol at low prices. He sell diesel at low prices ni? Lol |
| Re: Petrol: Landing Cost Rises 46.8 Per Cent To ₦1,026.71 — Vanguard by NinjaMetahuman: 11:49am On Jun 04, 2024 |
yewit37486:first off, no. It's not about basic math, if is it's, petrol price will be the same world wide. Price varies based on past deals and infrastructure or distance to move petrol around. Secondly, only nnpc can tell you the actual landing cost, not newspaper. 3rdly, price of fuel varies nationwide. It's not uniform. Fourthly, nnpc is not the sole importer of petrol anymore, but people continue to buy from nnpc because they already have the infrastructure and to get decent landing cost which other importers cannot compete with but newspapers keep announcing landing costs for competitions. Fifthly and the most important; You can't pay subsidy worth billions without putting it in budget for approval of Senate. Not only will that be illegal, billions of naira is not going to come from thin air, it has to come from somewhere? Question is where? |
| Re: Petrol: Landing Cost Rises 46.8 Per Cent To ₦1,026.71 — Vanguard by ChybuzzDD(m): 11:54am On Jun 04, 2024 |
TimeManager:You have taken up the onerous task of defending a clueless criminal This won't be easy for you |
| Re: Petrol: Landing Cost Rises 46.8 Per Cent To ₦1,026.71 — Vanguard by Chetas81(m): 11:56am On Jun 04, 2024 |
Crazy citizen where is your refinery, fraud will eliminate the Nigerian citizen |
| Re: Petrol: Landing Cost Rises 46.8 Per Cent To ₦1,026.71 — Vanguard by yewit37486: 11:59am On Jun 04, 2024 |
NinjaMetahuman:None of your points above changes the fact that the landing cost of PMS can never be the same as the current selling price in Nigeria considering the cost of the base product - crude. And obviously petrol cost can never be the same worldwide, because there are different factors including if it's produced locally or imported, if local even the distance to the refinery is a factor, there is FX as well (and we know what is currently going on in Nigeria with FX). You can live in delusion all you want, but it doesn't change the facts unfortunately. There is nothing like decent landing cost, you must pay the product cost and shipping cost + others, and most importantly you are paying in DOLLARS. That alone is a significant impact. |
| Re: Petrol: Landing Cost Rises 46.8 Per Cent To ₦1,026.71 — Vanguard by Basicend: 12:00pm On Jun 04, 2024 |
toluwahala:You have already been pre-contracted to Chinese via debt status and contractual agreements. Just go and learn Chinese before your masters fully arrive. |
| Re: Petrol: Landing Cost Rises 46.8 Per Cent To ₦1,026.71 — Vanguard by Tbasicme: 12:04pm On Jun 04, 2024 |
What of Dangote refinery, warri and port Harcourt refinery. Does the landing cost of petroleum still affects them. This people are just wicked and heartless. ogododo: |
| Re: Petrol: Landing Cost Rises 46.8 Per Cent To ₦1,026.71 — Vanguard by Treadway: 12:05pm On Jun 04, 2024*. Modified: 8:41pm On Jun 06, 2024 |
NinjaMetahuman:because they have cleverly tagged subsidy as under-recovery. With just a little intelligence, one can guess they are simply importing at a huge loss and plugging the gaping hole consequent from that with/from other sources, basically just buying time till Dangote comes on stream and they hands off. And of course they know Nigerians will never unite to ask questions, cos some folks will take it upon themselves to blindly defend the craziness FOC. NinjaMetahuman: NinjaMetahuman:because they have cleverly tagged subsidy as under-recovery. With just a little intelligence, one can guess they are simply importing at a huge loss and plugging the gaping hole consequent from that with/from other sources, basically just buying time till Dangote comes on stream and they hands off. And of course they know Nigerians will never unite to ask questions, cos some folks will take it upon themselves to blindly defend the craziness FOC. Read that slowly. Agree about the word intend till infinity. They are not recovering full costs cos it is common sense which is clearly uncommon, and they will plug the hole somehow, and you will read it in bold print font size 32. Pele ti e. |
| Re: Petrol: Landing Cost Rises 46.8 Per Cent To ₦1,026.71 — Vanguard by Treadway: 12:07pm On Jun 04, 2024 |
yewit37486:he/she knows the truth, he/she is just sworn to defend lies instead. |
| Re: Petrol: Landing Cost Rises 46.8 Per Cent To ₦1,026.71 — Vanguard by Titogbanski: 12:08pm On Jun 04, 2024 |
SOMETIMES YOU WONDER IF THESE NEWSPAPER ARE PAR TOF THE PLOY TO HOODWINK THE PEOPLE...PREPARING GROUND FOR FURTHER INCREASES |
| Re: Petrol: Landing Cost Rises 46.8 Per Cent To ₦1,026.71 — Vanguard by FCA14: 12:35pm On Jun 04, 2024 |
TimeManager:What truth are u kissing oponu? If you're half as smart as you claim to be, you should be able to figure out the fact that with the current rate of forex. Petrol should not be less than 1k /L. But you're a dumbass masquerading as smart. The story of agbadorians. |
| Re: Petrol: Landing Cost Rises 46.8 Per Cent To ₦1,026.71 — Vanguard by Chuknovski(m): 12:52pm On Jun 04, 2024 |
Stories, with all the refinery |
| Re: Petrol: Landing Cost Rises 46.8 Per Cent To ₦1,026.71 — Vanguard by poiZon: 1:11pm On Jun 04, 2024 |
TimeManager:U R trying so hard to enter onanuga's payroll.... Am sorry to be a carrier of bad news, U R late. |
| Re: Petrol: Landing Cost Rises 46.8 Per Cent To ₦1,026.71 — Vanguard by DMerciful(m): 1:15pm On Jun 04, 2024 |
You're playing the ostrich. Simple arithmetic tells you there's subsidy TimeManager: |
| Re: Petrol: Landing Cost Rises 46.8 Per Cent To ₦1,026.71 — Vanguard by bluefilm: 1:25pm On Jun 04, 2024 |
lastmessenger:When you are owned by the IMF... |
| Re: Petrol: Landing Cost Rises 46.8 Per Cent To ₦1,026.71 — Vanguard by occfx: 1:35pm On Jun 04, 2024 |
ogododo:Illegal/local refinery is the only way. It does not need landing cost. Just take it from the ground, refine and sell to your citizens. Doesn't require any forex or foreign technology. Just like harvesting your cassava and possessing your garri. What is wrong with the black man? |
| Re: Petrol: Landing Cost Rises 46.8 Per Cent To ₦1,026.71 — Vanguard by NinjaMetahuman: 1:42pm On Jun 04, 2024 |
Treadway:what is under recovery? ![]() They will be spending over 500 billion unbudgeted money? Nnpc didn't declare any loss worth trillions in last fiscal year? Because the so called unofficial subsidy plus operational costs will cost them biggest loss in the history of the country worth trillions. So the question you have failed to answer, where is the money coming from? If nnpc is importing at a loss, where are they seeing the money they keep using to import more? If you are importing rice, and you are selling at a loss, and you already have budgets for your other financial dealings, where is the money you are throwing around coming from? Magical thin air? |
| Re: Petrol: Landing Cost Rises 46.8 Per Cent To ₦1,026.71 — Vanguard by NinjaMetahuman: 1:44pm On Jun 04, 2024 |
yewit37486:well you didn't dispute any of the fact i listed. Especially the ones that simply point to you that no government can spend over 500 freaking billions without budget. I have no problem with you believing whatever you wanna believe. If you like believe that they are spending quantillion dollars on subsidy. Na your wahala be that one o my friend. |
| Re: Petrol: Landing Cost Rises 46.8 Per Cent To ₦1,026.71 — Vanguard by yewit37486: 1:45pm On Jun 04, 2024 |
NinjaMetahuman:Because there is nothing to dispute, it doesn't change the fact that there is subsidy. You NOT KNOWING how it is being paid does not mean it is not being paid. Eod. |
| Re: Petrol: Landing Cost Rises 46.8 Per Cent To ₦1,026.71 — Vanguard by NinjaMetahuman: 1:47pm On Jun 04, 2024 |
yewit37486:good for you. |
| Re: Petrol: Landing Cost Rises 46.8 Per Cent To ₦1,026.71 — Vanguard by nairaman66(m): 1:54pm On Jun 04, 2024 |
The government must make a refinery work! Bleep all these excuses.. Nigerians are not animals. |
| Re: Petrol: Landing Cost Rises 46.8 Per Cent To ₦1,026.71 — Vanguard by pansophist(m): 2:36pm On Jun 04, 2024 |
The rule of life is pretty straightforward. Suppose you know your brother to be incompetent but due to your nepotistic tendencies, prejudice for others, or selfish gains choose to put him there. In that case, that will not exempt you from the suffering that arose from his competence. Enjoy your renewed hope, or to better put, ''renewed shege''. |
| Re: Petrol: Landing Cost Rises 46.8 Per Cent To ₦1,026.71 — Vanguard by paxonel(m): 3:24pm On Jun 04, 2024 |
TimeManager:you that followed the stakeholders you can't say whether Tinubu has rehabilitate one refinery or not, yet you are talking don't let internet mob put dust inside your head.what about mainstream news like channels, NTA and even vanguard news paper, they also put dust inside your head too? Do you think Nigerians are stupid? -Kiss the truth!you kiss the conflicting headlines below pertaining to port Harcourt refinery. One said end of March, The other said April And another one is saying September. These are main stream news headlines and not the internet. My friend, go and kiss Tinubu ass The man is dumb, he has nothing to offer but lies and deception
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| Re: Petrol: Landing Cost Rises 46.8 Per Cent To ₦1,026.71 — Vanguard by fawaz050(m): 3:52pm On Jun 04, 2024 |
lastmessenger:That means Nigerians did not vote for Peter Obi and the election was not rigged, right? |
| Re: Petrol: Landing Cost Rises 46.8 Per Cent To ₦1,026.71 — Vanguard by Treadway: 4:08pm On Jun 04, 2024 |
NinjaMetahuman:where did they see ways and means that they now say is causing inflation. Did you get the memo when they got it back then in real time? I'd say keep building your strawman..in time you, me, we will all know how they are plugging the hole, just like we all now know about the ways and means fiasco. ..but then again you may even still be willfully oblivious to even the quoted ways and means fiasco🤷 |
| Re: Petrol: Landing Cost Rises 46.8 Per Cent To ₦1,026.71 — Vanguard by fabolouz1(m): 4:51pm On Jun 04, 2024 |
Lazy journalists . They reel out figures from beer parlours without making investigations. |
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