₦airaland Forum

MELE KYARI
AHMED FAROUK..
Northern fulani sojourners. do u have crude oil in the North.. fools..
Una mumu never do

ceejay80s:
I hate Nigerian government

Most of us except paid urchins and tribalists do too bro.

AmalaAtiEwedu:
because na low quality rubbish

Imported fuel made Dangote who he is. It powered all his factories and all his trucks till he became Africa's richest man.

To turn around and call it low-quality shows he's not sincere.

Naira about to take a big hit...its going to 2500 soon.

ogododo:
https://punchng.com/fg-unveils-new-regulations-for-petrol-import-licences-revokes-dpr-guidelines/

Each passing day, a different story on petroleum. When will all these changes start making impact on the lives of average Nigerians?

RingRoadCartel:
You, no matter what Tinubu does, even if that grotesque-looking mutherfucker impales your sister and anally rapes your mother, you will still sing his praises and spin it as a "good" thing on nairaland. You will even give us reasons why his shriveled dick will fit right into your mother's stanky hole and how it's perfect for Nigeria's economy. Toad!

Big toad 🐸

RingRoadCartel:
Paid agents of misinformation. I can see that they've recruited more of you. Fools. You lack shame and self respect. You would've fared better as a cold blob of cum trickling down your father's bathroom wall! Only then would your miserable existence have had actual meaning. Until nairalanders start calling you people out, I don't think your madness will be tamed.

Exactly

Appletek:
Imported fuel made Dangote who he is. It powered all his factories and all his trucks till he became Africa's richest man.

To turn around and call it low-quality shows he's not sincere.

na their problem... my own problem be say i need handle dynamite tomorrow for site and i d fear that thing die

RingRoadCartel:
You, no matter what Tinubu does, even if that grotesque-looking mutherfucker impales your sister and anally rapes your mother, you will still sing his praises and spin it as a "good" thing on nairaland. You will even give us reasons why his shriveled dick will fit right into your mother's stanky hole and how it's perfect for Nigeria's economy. Toad!

Lol

Obakoolex:
80% of us Yoruba that supported this government are so ashamed right now, we are just using strong head
Tinubu carry everybody handicap, even my church pastor apologized last Sunday because he was pro Tinubu 🤣
You cannot talk about reforming while people are hungry. Food is the most important thing in this life!

They told you people then,but y'all allowed ethnic, tribal differences to becloud your sense of reasoning.At least you came out with your Full chest to declare your stance about this Government. But some folks are still on here standing on the bleeped up mandate and following baba Emilokan blindly

Appletek:
They are all mad.
Imported fuel will eventually be cheaper than Dangote fuel.

I agree .... but don't be complaining about its quality .... you will get what you pay for ... contaminated fuel.

Simply the process ... allow who want to import to do so ... but put a steep tax on all fuel imports .... after all ... we need to protect our local industries....just like other countries.

AmalaAtiEwedu:
na their problem... my own problem be say i need handle dynamite tomorrow for site and i d fear that thing die

If I no hear from you by tomorrow evening, means say you no get hand to type again be that.

Or,

You don cross

Appletek:
If I no hear from you by tomorrow evening, means say you no get hand to type again be that.

Or,

You don cross

Originalsly:
I agree .... but don't be complaining about its quality .... you will get what you pay for ... contaminated fuel.

Simply the process ... allow who want to import to do so ... but put a steep tax on all fuel imports .... after all ... we need to protect our local industries....just like other countries.

Now one will tax fuel imports. Dangote had fuel import licenses and no one taxed him. Or, you don't know that Dangote has tank farms?

Are you aware that Dangote got import licenses under OBJ which enabled him to import items and not pay tax?

Imports aren't bad, all countries import. If Dangote can't reduce just pricing, he should return the Forex he was given to build his refinery and go sell his fuel elsewhere.

Omalicious1:
I know they never wanted us to have a refinery in the first place. We have a refinery now in the country, instead of them encouraging others to build more refineries, they're now trying to import look more attractive...I've said it before, if you want to a Nigerian's attention fast, just tell them that the product is imported.

As we have a private refinery. Is there any benefits for the masses. Dangote will continue to increase the price for being a business man. Let there be competition.

But I have concerns on how government appearing inconsistent on goal setting.

Sell those failed refineries to investors that will give Dangote a run for his money... Since he can't consider local prices for local usage...

Dangote is a business man, that doesn't wish Nigeria any good.
His own is to make sure everything is expensive in Nigeria, price of everything he produces has gone very high.
Wicked man

Anither563:
Awesome!

What is awesome?

Nawa ooo

Tinubu should share Fuel to Nigerians as Palliatives instead of Sharing Rice

Nothing good can come out this people.

Appletek:
Now one will tax fuel imports. Dangote had fuel import licenses and no one taxed him. Or, you don't know that Dangote has tank farms?

Are you aware that Dangote got import licenses under OBJ which enabled him to import items and not pay tax?

Imports aren't bad, all countries import. If Dangote can't reduce just pricing, he should return the Forex he was given to build his refinery and go sell his fuel elsewhere.

Do you know why Dangote got the import waiver, and are you aware he was not the only one

Most of you people dont even know anything yet.

Tinubu spent billions to help finance buhari two elections. It was the reason he keep saying it’s turn. During that last election he spent billions and hoping to recoup all that that money.

But when he came and saw there is no money which he thought there was. He is not pushing everything on the common man and the economy in general. Where do you all think he will get the money to finance the next election?

He is now trying to recouped all the money spent and also more to finance the next election.

Because without all this policy there is no money to loot. The buhari loans were just too much even the last election we couldn’t finance it without foreign aids.

franchasng:
True.


It will bring competition between local refiners and importers, whichever is cheaper the petrol marketers will go for and Nigerians will have the most affordable petrol instead of allowing that greedy Fulani man called Dangote to be controlling the price of petrol. If they allow him, in 3 years from now, petrol will sell for 2500 naira per liter in Nigeria.



So I am with Tpain on this one.

Let the competition and price war begin so petrol price will be forced down by market competition between local refiners like Dangote and the petrol importers. It's now a fully deregulated sector, if Tpain can stand his ground and allow this happen, then he has done well for Nigeria.

Well done Tpain

please if I may ask what happened to PH refinery that we have been hearing all this while please we should not be behaving like goats in this Country which kind dribbling is this bikonu This Tinubu's administration is the most clueless and mischievous in the history of Nigeria

ceejay80s:
I hate Nigerian government

Hahahaha hahaha 🤣😂🤣🤣

But na govt of the people, by the people and for the people na!

Loooollzzzz 😆

Once they start granting licenses for individuals to import petrol, Dangote would want to sabotage it and will play the local jobs card for his refinery

Appletek:
Now one will tax fuel imports. Dangote had fuel import licenses and no one taxed him. Or, you don't know that Dangote has tank farms?

Are you aware that Dangote got import licenses under OBJ which enabled him to import items and not pay tax?

Imports aren't bad, all countries import. If Dangote can't reduce just pricing, he should return the Forex he was given to build his refinery and go sell his fuel elsewhere.

I hear you. When Dangote was importing fuel tax free .... which local business was he affecting? Fuel had to be imported. Now we have a local refinery ... it doesn't matter who owns it .... there must be protection from foreign imports which can flood the market and put the local refinery out of business. Then what? Thousandsss of local jobs tied to the refinery will be lost... foreign reserves will be drained ... Naira will continue to depreciate .... the importers will bring in substandard fuel and sell at top grade price ... what then will be your cry? Is it not this same road we took that brought us here? .... shut down our refineries and import fuel? We have to protect our own local industries. Same with cars ... Innoson started up ... the FG at the time allowed 'foreign investors" to come and set up assembly plants to compete with Innoson. Foreign companies come and are given tax breaks and other advantages that are not given to locals .... but we are quiet...it is ok. I don't know why this our behaviors reminds me of crabs in a bucket.

Analysis of the New Petroleum Regulations in Nigeria
Key Points:
* Consolidation: The new regulations aim to simplify the process of obtaining petrol import licenses and other operational permits by combining multiple regulations into a single document.
* Efficiency: This consolidation is expected to reduce the complexity and time required for businesses to navigate the regulatory landscape.
* Clarity: The single document will provide a more comprehensive and easily understandable overview of the regulations.
* Stakeholder Involvement: The government is committed to transparency and has sought input from stakeholders before finalizing the regulations.
Potential Benefits:
* Improved Ease of Doing Business: The streamlined process could attract more investment in Nigeria's petroleum sector.
* Increased Efficiency: Reduced bureaucratic hurdles could lead to more efficient operations for businesses.
* Enhanced Compliance: A clearer regulatory framework may improve compliance and reduce the risk of penalties.
* Boost to the Economy: A more conducive business environment could contribute to economic growth.
Potential Challenges:
* Implementation: Ensuring that the new regulations are effectively implemented and enforced will be crucial.
* Adaptability: The regulations may need to be updated in the future to address evolving industry trends and challenges.
* Public Awareness: Raising awareness about the new regulations among businesses and the public will be important.
Overall, the new regulations represent a positive step towards improving the regulatory environment for the Nigerian petroleum industry. By simplifying the process of obtaining licenses and permits, the government is aiming to create a more conducive environment for businesses to operate and invest. However, the success of these reforms will depend on effective implementation and ongoing monitoring.

Written by Mr Ibrahim Aliyu
Oil, Gas and Energy Management Expert
Abuja

Mr. Ibrahim Aliyu would likely appreciate the focus on streamlining the regulatory process and the government's commitment to stakeholder engagement. He might also be interested in discussing the potential economic benefits of these reforms and the challenges that may arise during implementation.

Onyezesinx:
Each passing day, a different story on petroleum. When will all these changes start making impact on the lives of average Nigerians?

Nawa oo. Naso we see am.

Appletek:
They are all mad.
Imported fuel will eventually be cheaper than Dangote fuel.

It is not possible unless they deliberately sabotage Dangote by selling crude to him at exorbitant prices.