₦airaland Forum

ivandragon:
Hmm...

When you tell people that removing subsidy is not an end in itself, they throw up blind arguments.


If as the government said that pms subsidies became unsustainable because of corrupt practices and rising costs, the commonsense thing to have done is check the corrupt practices and then address the issues that gave rise to the increasing costs.


How can you admit that people committed economic sabotage for years and then rather than get those people to pay for thier crimes against the masses, you leave the masses to thier fate because you are too cowardly to do the right thing?

Does bat think the economic saboteurs would just simply go away because he decided to run from them and instead suffer the masses? That cabal would simply evolve into another monster to continue to feed off the broken system, afterall, they are untouchable.


First address the factors that have made fuel subsidy unsustainable, then you can remove the subsidy. At that point, pms could come down to as low as N350- N400 per litre without subsidy, which is still bearable in our present economic state IF the N70k minimum wage is implemented across board.

Once pms crosses N400, reintroduce subsidies, at this point, government would be paying about N50-N75 subsidy. When prices drop, stop the subsidy.

To those saying smuggling because of high prices in other countries, I ask...

1. Why should Nigerians pay more for a product it has comparative advantage simply because the government is too incompetent to perform its duty of securing the nation's borders?

2. What stops fuel prices from going up in those countries as the price in Nigeria rises? So because fuel is N2000 in Cameroon, Nigerians must pay N2500 for something they can get at N500?

3. What happens when the much touted CNG is also adopted by neighbouring countries? So the prices would also rise due to smuggling?

Apc is just made up of senseless characters who are cunning and out for themselves only.

HellVictorinho8:
Are they in charge?


Y cant d president overwhelm dem?

Angelfrost:
Can the blind lead the blind?!!

Can Satan exorcise a demon?!!

Biodun556:


Who's lying 🤥

The Businessman or the politicians?

Brendaniel:
Which cabal? I thought you people said Tinubu's government doesn't have cabal and that is why he was the best for you people to support.

cabals that could not stop him from becoming president are the ones stopping him from governing well?

So where did the cabals come from again?

HellVictorinho8:
Then y make it seem like itz due 2 tinubu lacking power by saying even if.........

CoronaVirusPro:
You should know that every nation in the world has its own cabals that run industry that the government cannot interfere. Take US for an example, Healthcare, Insurance and education are run by cabals, No US government has dissolved till date.

Tokskob2008:
Lol.. I knew this was going to happen, just didn't know it would be this early.

So much for the new refinery we all thought would ease up things. Las las NNPC will totally avoid buying and resume their importation runs.

Dangote price too is just too high compared to the imported one..

CoronaVirusPro:
Cabals winning!

Build 10 refineries and these morafvckers will still find a way to import.

It was first about quality, and it has now turned to quantity!

I just have a feeling Nigeria is the hell the Bible talked about. Once you die as a sinner in good countries, you reincarnate to Nigeria.

Angelfrost:
Brother, Tinubu is implicated in my very comment.

The foundation of the rot is with him and his cabal.

Once the head is rotten, everything else follows.

Brendaniel:
So why was the cabal not able to stop Tinubu from becoming president?

Or are you saying it is the cabal that helped him become president?

ivandragon:
Hmm...

When you tell people that removing subsidy is not an end in itself, they throw up blind arguments.


If as the government said that pms subsidies became unsustainable because of corrupt practices and rising costs, the commonsense thing to have done is check the corrupt practices and then address the issues that gave rise to the increasing costs.


How can you admit that people committed economic sabotage for years and then rather than get those people to pay for thier crimes against the masses, you leave the masses to thier fate because you are too cowardly to do the right thing?

Does bat think the economic saboteurs would just simply go away because he decided to run from them and instead suffer the masses? That cabal would simply evolve into another monster to continue to feed off the broken system, afterall, they are untouchable.


First address the factors that have made fuel subsidy unsustainable, then you can remove the subsidy. At that point, pms could come down to as low as N350- N400 per litre without subsidy, which is still bearable in our present economic state IF the N70k minimum wage is implemented across board.

Once pms crosses N400, reintroduce subsidies, at this point, government would be paying about N50-N75 subsidy. When prices drop, stop the subsidy.

To those saying smuggling because of high prices in other countries, I ask...

1. Why should Nigerians pay more for a product it has comparative advantage simply because the government is too incompetent to perform its duty of securing the nation's borders?

2. What stops fuel prices from going up in those countries as the price in Nigeria rises? So because fuel is N2000 in Cameroon, Nigerians must pay N2500 for something they can get at N500?

3. What happens when the much touted CNG is also adopted by neighbouring countries? So the prices would also rise due to smuggling?

Apc is just made up of senseless characters who are cunning and out for themselves only.

ivandragon:
Hmm...

When you tell people that removing subsidy is not an end in itself, they throw up blind arguments.


If as the government said that pms subsidies became unsustainable because of corrupt practices and rising costs, the commonsense thing to have done is check the corrupt practices and then address the issues that gave rise to the increasing costs.


How can you admit that people committed economic sabotage for years and then rather than get those people to pay for thier crimes against the masses, you leave the masses to thier fate because you are too cowardly to do the right thing?

Does bat think the economic saboteurs would just simply go away because he decided to run from them and instead suffer the masses? That cabal would simply evolve into another monster to continue to feed off the broken system, afterall, they are untouchable.


First address the factors that have made fuel subsidy unsustainable, then you can remove the subsidy. At that point, pms could come down to as low as N350- N400 per litre without subsidy, which is still bearable in our present economic state IF the N70k minimum wage is implemented across board.

Once pms crosses N400, reintroduce subsidies, at this point, government would be paying about N50-N75 subsidy. When prices drop, stop the subsidy.

To those saying smuggling because of high prices in other countries, I ask...

1. Why should Nigerians pay more for a product it has comparative advantage simply because the government is too incompetent to perform its duty of securing the nation's borders?

2. What stops fuel prices from going up in those countries as the price in Nigeria rises? So because fuel is N2000 in Cameroon, Nigerians must pay N2500 for something they can get at N500?

3. What happens when the much touted CNG is also adopted by neighbouring countries? So the prices would also rise due to smuggling?

Apc is just made up of senseless characters who are cunning and out for themselves only.

HellVictorinho8:
D cabal didnt av 2 stop him

Neither did they try 2 stop him

Was tinubu nearly assassinated

Thatz wat i understand by trying 2 stop him

Dijita:
Your made very good point if we filter the partisan jaundice. The problem is not APC, PDP or labor party. The problem is we the people. We are corrupt to the bone. Nigerians lack the discipline to live within their means. It is both in government and in private sector. I travelled to
the dangote refinery during the construction stage, at night you will see some of the drivers selling their tankers fuel by the roadside. whether Tinubu remove subsidy or not, the country is already bankrupted. Nigeria is a sinking boat with many holes in it. The government is borrowing money left and right to patch the many holes and the people are complaining that the water is not been removed fast enough. This titanic already hits the iceberg. At this stage, It is survival of the fittest

Biodun556:
• Low queue as IPMAN, MEMAN say supply below expectations
• Dangote debunks shortfall claim, insists supply on track




https://guardian.ng/news/nnpcl-marketers-return-to-pms-import-over-shortfall-from-dangote/?utm_term=Autofeed

ivandragon:
Hmm...

When you tell people that removing subsidy is not an end in itself, they throw up blind arguments.


If as the government said that pms subsidies became unsustainable because of corrupt practices and rising costs, the commonsense thing to have done is check the corrupt practices and then address the issues that gave rise to the increasing costs.


How can you admit that people committed economic sabotage for years and then rather than get those people to pay for thier crimes against the masses, you leave the masses to thier fate because you are too cowardly to do the right thing?

Does bat think the economic saboteurs would just simply go away because he decided to run from them and instead suffer the masses? That cabal would simply evolve into another monster to continue to feed off the broken system, afterall, they are untouchable.


First address the factors that have made fuel subsidy unsustainable, then you can remove the subsidy. At that point, pms could come down to as low as N350- N400 per litre without subsidy, which is still bearable in our present economic state IF the N70k minimum wage is implemented across board.

Once pms crosses N400, reintroduce subsidies, at this point, government would be paying about N50-N75 subsidy. When prices drop, stop the subsidy.

To those saying smuggling because of high prices in other countries, I ask...

1. Why should Nigerians pay more for a product it has comparative advantage simply because the government is too incompetent to perform its duty of securing the nation's borders?

2. What stops fuel prices from going up in those countries as the price in Nigeria rises? So because fuel is N2000 in Cameroon, Nigerians must pay N2500 for something they can get at N500?

3. What happens when the much touted CNG is also adopted by neighbouring countries? So the prices would also rise due to smuggling?

Apc is just made up of senseless characters who are cunning and out for themselves only.

CoronaVirusPro:
Cabals winning!

Build 10 refineries and these morafvckers will still find a way to import.

It was first about quality, and it has now turned to quantity!

I just have a feeling Nigeria is the hell the Bible talked about. Once you die as a sinner in good countries, you reincarnate to Nigeria.

Tokskob2008:
Lol.. I knew this was going to happen, just didn't know it would be this early.

So much for the new refinery we all thought would ease up things. Las las NNPC will totally avoid buying and resume their importation runs.

Dangote price too is just too high compared to the imported one..

Brendaniel:
So does a cabal really exist in Tinubu's government ?