₦airaland Forum

lonecatt:
as usual waiting years for refineries to come and undo the damages caused by your inefficient buboon .all these Yoruba people and thinking self

wellmax:
Suspending subsidy and stabilising the forex exchange are steps every right minded politician knows needed to be done. but no one had the courage.

Tinubu had the courage and has done it once and for all. Why postpone a needed change.

You think Dangote will sell at N167, or you suggest we pay subsidy to Dangote too? `will that change anything?

God bless Tinubu for his courage

AsgardKing:
No state is owing salaries now I think.

Is there any state owing workers salaries? I'd like to know please.

lionshare:
Let the competition continue—Dangote should eliminate all these importers by dropping the price to N650. That way, the importers will have no choice but to buy from him until it becomes cheaper to import.

oyekanwahab:
this is how it suppose to be , in any sane country, competition among the players, with us the consumer benefiting from it

BrightFuture48:
Exactly but for greediness and selfishness he decided to be selling fuel above what is normal.

We all rejoice when is refinery is coming on stream thinking that it will lessen the price because that would have eliminate the overhead land cost but he choose to be selling his fuel above 1k initially. This is part what prompted FG to resume import fuel to break the monopoly and God bless them for it.

Like you said, selling for 650 or less would have discouraged fuel importing totally but his greediness and capitalist intent wouldn't allow him, just want to milk people dry. I pray more refinery or modular refinery come on stream to challenge his Monopoly, that will be absolute better for we masses. Imagine having only MTN as only license telecom carrier, you will agree with me, many wouldn't have be able to afford even Sim card or phone by now. I pray FG get it right in downstream sector also.

ivandragon:
For the current socio-economic realities, PMS should not be more than N400 per litre.

nnewsnjobs:
It should continue going down until it gets to #500 per liter.

Dangote should do the needful and reduce it further.

Oil marketers/importers should keep their import license with them and be ready to import fuel in case Dangote want to do otherwise and start increasing price.

Anything to favour Nigerian masses is what we want.

TheRareGem1:
https://punchng.com/again-dangote-lowers-petrol-loading-cost-to-n815-litre/?amp

lonecatt:
as usual waiting years for refineries to come and undo the damages caused by your inefficient buboon .all these Yoruba people and thinking self

Gboss247:
That will only happen if the minimum wage is reduced back to N30,000 and with forex going back to N700/$

creativejagaban:
Today is one of my happiest day. A day to make sure that i.pob elements renew their lamentation.

My God, my single prayer is: may the following people continue to wallow in pain, hatred, wailing, bigotry, cursing and sadness:

Bobloco
Mrvitalis
Raccoon
Obi
Ezekwesilly
Nnamdi Kanu
...

May the same people continue to love el rufai, Natasha.

Amen


We will not forget January 15, 1966.

Bobloco:
The excitement and euphoria of being sworn in as Nigeria's president overtook Tinubu’s reasoning, which led him to make that thoughtless statement: 'subsidy is gone.'

That thoughtless statement, followed by the floating of the naira, brought untold hardships on Nigerians, and this country will never recover from it.

Subsidy removal was supposed to be a gradual process, ensuring first that our refineries were operational and implementing measures to mitigate its effects on Nigerians.

There was no justification for the price of petrol to rise from below ₦200 to over ₦1,350 per liter in such a short time.

It was pure wickedness and draconian by the Tinubu regime in the way it handled the subsidy removal and floating of the naira.

If Dangote Refinery and other refineries were operational before the subsidy removal, the price of petrol wouldn't have gone beyond ₦400 per liter, and transportation costs, food prices, goods, and services wouldn’t have skyrocketed to the extent that they have

Bobloco:
The excitement and euphoria of being sworn in as Nigeria's president overtook Tinubu’s reasoning, which led him to make that thoughtless statement: 'subsidy is gone.'

That thoughtless statement, followed by the floating of the naira, brought untold hardships on Nigerians, and this country will never recover from it.

Subsidy removal was supposed to be a gradual process, ensuring first that our refineries were operational and implementing measures to mitigate its effects on Nigerians.

There was no justification for the price of petrol to rise from below ₦200 to over ₦1,350 per liter in such a short time.

It was pure wickedness and draconian by the Tinubu regime in the way it handled the subsidy removal and floating of the naira.

If Dangote Refinery and other refineries were operational before the subsidy removal, the price of petrol wouldn't have gone beyond ₦400 per liter, and transportation costs, food prices, goods, and services wouldn’t have skyrocketed to the extent that they have

Bobloco:
The excitement and euphoria of being sworn in as Nigeria's president overtook Tinubu’s reasoning, which led him to make that thoughtless statement: 'subsidy is gone.'

That thoughtless statement, followed by the floating of the naira, brought untold hardships on Nigerians, and this country will never recover from it.

Subsidy removal was supposed to be a gradual process, ensuring first that our refineries were operational and implementing measures to mitigate its effects on Nigerians.

There was no justification for the price of petrol to rise from below ₦200 to over ₦1,350 per liter in such a short time.

It was pure wickedness and draconian by the Tinubu regime in the way it handled the subsidy removal and floating of the naira.

If Dangote Refinery and other refineries were operational before the subsidy removal, the price of petrol wouldn't have gone beyond ₦400 per liter, and transportation costs, food prices, goods, and services wouldn’t have skyrocketed to the extent that they have

Bosman17:
How would that have happened? See the war Dangote fought and the pressure Nigerians hipped on NNPC before allowing Dangote operate? If we were still paying subsidy, Dangote refinery won’t have seen the light of day!!! Also who are we truly subsidising? You with one car and a generator? No!!! The people smuggling out the petrol to sell to neighbouring countries are the true beneficiaries….

Bobloco:
The excitement and euphoria of being sworn in as Nigeria's president overtook Tinubu’s reasoning, which led him to make that thoughtless statement: 'subsidy is gone.'

That thoughtless statement, followed by the floating of the naira, brought untold hardships on Nigerians, and this country will never recover from it.

Subsidy removal was supposed to be a gradual process, ensuring first that our refineries were operational and implementing measures to mitigate its effects on Nigerians.

There was no justification for the price of petrol to rise from below ₦200 to over ₦1,350 per liter in such a short time.

It was pure wickedness and draconian by the Tinubu regime in the way it handled the subsidy removal and floating of the naira.

If Dangote Refinery and other refineries were operational before the subsidy removal, the price of petrol wouldn't have gone beyond ₦400 per liter, and transportation costs, food prices, goods, and services wouldn’t have skyrocketed to the extent that they have

Bobloco:
The excitement and euphoria of being sworn in as Nigeria's president overtook Tinubu’s reasoning, which led him to make that thoughtless statement: 'subsidy is gone.'

That thoughtless statement, followed by the floating of the naira, brought untold hardships on Nigerians, and this country will never recover from it.

Subsidy removal was supposed to be a gradual process, ensuring first that our refineries were operational and implementing measures to mitigate its effects on Nigerians.

There was no justification for the price of petrol to rise from below ₦200 to over ₦1,350 per liter in such a short time.

It was pure wickedness and draconian by the Tinubu regime in the way it handled the subsidy removal and floating of the naira.

If Dangote Refinery and other refineries were operational before the subsidy removal, the price of petrol wouldn't have gone beyond ₦400 per liter, and transportation costs, food prices, goods, and services wouldn’t have skyrocketed to the extent that they have

DeOTR:
Given enough time, nothing is achieved. It's not you that'll decide if the country will recover or not. It's already recovering.

belikewater:
Most people just dey yarn rubbish above, if Dangote had not activated his refinery una for dey buy petrol at N2,000 per litre now. Tinubu should have waited for the refinery to be operational before removing subsidy, the real hero here is Dangote and NOT Tinubu. Sai Dangote!

babat89:
Tell your Papa make e go contest as President naw?

Bobloco:
The excitement and euphoria of being sworn in as Nigeria's president overtook Tinubu’s reasoning, which led him to make that thoughtless statement: 'subsidy is gone.'

That thoughtless statement, followed by the floating of the naira, brought untold hardships on Nigerians, and this country will never recover from it.

Subsidy removal was supposed to be a gradual process, ensuring first that our refineries were operational and implementing measures to mitigate its effects on Nigerians.

There was no justification for the price of petrol to rise from below ₦200 to over ₦1,350 per liter in such a short time.

It was pure wickedness and draconian by the Tinubu regime in the way it handled the subsidy removal and floating of the naira.

If Dangote Refinery and other refineries were operational before the subsidy removal, the price of petrol wouldn't have gone beyond ₦400 per liter, and transportation costs, food prices, goods, and services wouldn’t have skyrocketed to the extent that they have

lionshare:
Let the competition continue—Dangote should eliminate all these importers by dropping the price to N650. That way, the importers will have no choice but to buy from him until it becomes cheaper to import.

lionshare:
Let the competition continue—Dangote should eliminate all these importers by dropping the price to N650. That way, the importers will have no choice but to buy from him until it becomes cheaper to import.

Bobloco:
The excitement and euphoria of being sworn in as Nigeria's president overtook Tinubu’s reasoning, which led him to make that thoughtless statement: 'subsidy is gone.'

That thoughtless statement, followed by the floating of the naira, brought untold hardships on Nigerians, and this country will never recover from it.

Subsidy removal was supposed to be a gradual process, ensuring first that our refineries were operational and implementing measures to mitigate its effects on Nigerians.

There was no justification for the price of petrol to rise from below ₦200 to over ₦1,350 per liter in such a short time.

It was pure wickedness and draconian by the Tinubu regime in the way it handled the subsidy removal and floating of the naira.

If Dangote Refinery and other refineries were operational before the subsidy removal, the price of petrol wouldn't have gone beyond ₦400 per liter, and transportation costs, food prices, goods, and services wouldn’t have skyrocketed to the extent that they have

AerialMapper:
I'm beginning to change my stance with this Dangote price war. It might just be his aim to lower prices, force out the competition, own the market and then recoup all losses by jacking up prices.

Did you really think Dangote was reducing price of fuel because he loves u and because he cares about Nigerians? Wake up brother.
Did you wonder why he hasnt reduced the price of cement.

The truth is that the petrol importers are competing with dangote, hence the price reduction.

You need to understand that there is nothing wrong with importation. In truly deregulated free market, every player is welcome to participate. Govt only needs to regulate. Importation is another mechanism to reduce to force/down price which govt needs to initiate when our local players like Dangote, farmers, manufactures, producers etc become very greedy and sabotage the economy.


However, I do not support importation as a way to compete against a locally manufactured product. FIX THE REFINERIES, LICENSE MORE LOCAL REFINERIES AND LET THE CONSUMERS ENJOY HAVING A CHOICE

Odobaone:
This man can sell petrol for #650 comfortably and still run business but you see grid. Thank God for competition. Let importation and price war continue.

OlofofoCorner:
Na you give am money to build refinery? He is a businessman not a charity organization...


Frankly speaking, Fuel will still go below 500 Naira.....it is gradually. But right now . Dangote is the only major player in the game . By the time some other people start doing the necessary. The price will fall yakata

lonecatt:
as usual waiting years for refineries to come and undo the damages caused by your inefficient buboon .all these Yoruba people and thinking self