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| Re: Nigerians Express Outrage Over Recent Petrol Price Hike by Elemi1(m): 5:08pm On Mar 08 |
I bought fuel #1,035 at MRS in Ibadan yesterday |
| Re: Nigerians Express Outrage Over Recent Petrol Price Hike by valentineuwakwe(m): 5:18pm On Mar 08 |
How does this explain actions even works? Fuel we refined here and pump to our darling dangotte refinery to refine n sold to the local Nigeria market is what they are telling me Iran/Israel -US war is making prices in Nigeria go up! May God help Nigeria! |
| Re: Nigerians Express Outrage Over Recent Petrol Price Hike by dododawa1: 5:20pm On Mar 08 |
iran_ isreal war affecting Nigeria BUT SAUDI Arabic peace not affecting Nigeria Nigeria always associated with bad omens |
| Re: Nigerians Express Outrage Over Recent Petrol Price Hike by occfx: 5:23pm On Mar 08 |
WizardOfNG:I dey filling Station now, told them am city boy, they gave me 250 per litre. Join the moving train ooo, this mandate we are standing is very strategic. You better not listen to any LP miserable miscreant. Asiwaju till 2069 |
| Re: Nigerians Express Outrage Over Recent Petrol Price Hike by lawani(m): 5:29pm On Mar 08 |
MrPOTUS:The price of PMS in Nigeria like the price of garri is now left to market forces and it is better to learn to live with that. In the long run, it will pay the consumers. It will not end up like the cement sector |
| Re: Nigerians Express Outrage Over Recent Petrol Price Hike by MrPOTUS: 5:35pm On Mar 08 |
lawani:As long as they've refused to fix the power sector, it'll never pay the consumers. Na inflation upon inflation. While they rebase it and tell you the inflation is going down on paper ![]() |
| Re: Nigerians Express Outrage Over Recent Petrol Price Hike by lawani(m): 5:53pm On Mar 08 |
MrPOTUS:I believe pms can sell for lower than 400 naira if Dangote sells the controlling stakes of his refinery to the public. This is because it is sold for as low as that in some middle income countries in Europe and Nigeria is the lowest of low income countries |
| Re: Nigerians Express Outrage Over Recent Petrol Price Hike by chinos20(m): 6:16pm On Mar 08 |
1110 Enough and Benue SarcasticWords: |
| Re: Nigerians Express Outrage Over Recent Petrol Price Hike by Orinechi: 6:26pm On Mar 08 |
Why are they expressing outrage? I thought some of them support the invasion of Iran by the US and Israel. Everyone must collect las las |
| Re: Nigerians Express Outrage Over Recent Petrol Price Hike by TemmyT002(m): 6:29pm On Mar 08 |
The best thing we know how to do: express outrage All the time |
| Re: Nigerians Express Outrage Over Recent Petrol Price Hike by Brendaniel: 6:46pm On Mar 08 |
Alsenora:Why is UAE, Russia, Saudi Arabia and co not crying about the economic fallout like Nigeria, are they not oil producing countries like Nigeria? |
| Re: Nigerians Express Outrage Over Recent Petrol Price Hike by Brendaniel: 6:50pm On Mar 08 |
simpleseyi:Can you can go to the terrorist ravaged villages and repeat this same statement to them to prove your support for Tinubu's failure to give good governance to them? |
| Re: Nigerians Express Outrage Over Recent Petrol Price Hike by Brendaniel: 6:54pm On Mar 08 |
Undisputed147:If that is how you see the truth, that's your problem, not mine... |
| Re: Nigerians Express Outrage Over Recent Petrol Price Hike by Brendaniel: 7:14pm On Mar 08 |
jamafa:Then it is your fault, I think you are referring to yourself with your entire write up... |
| Re: Nigerians Express Outrage Over Recent Petrol Price Hike by ceejay80s(m): 7:17pm On Mar 08 |
Una go change diaper tire, Me go just dey change phone battery to send mes6 |
| Re: Nigerians Express Outrage Over Recent Petrol Price Hike by WizardOfNG: 7:20pm On Mar 08 |
occfx:Whatever. Na you sabi. |
| Re: Nigerians Express Outrage Over Recent Petrol Price Hike by WizardOfNG: 7:40pm On Mar 08 |
Brendaniel:He is right though. Your not bright at all. If humble, ambitious and truly seeking to better yourself then you'd learn from others instead of arguing ignorantly and senselessly. I don't know how anyone with averagely okay intellect can believe conflict in the middle East, a major hub of petrol and crude supply to the world, is going to spare Nigeria. Our oil and gas downstream sector is fully deregulated meaning Nigerians with the means can import PMS into Nigeria and Dangote too can sell PMS at prices he desires as a private business with the caveat that full deregulation frees the government of the punitive and financially draining burden of fuel subsidy and will beneficially spark healthy competition that will thrive PMS price down. Now, with conflict in the middle East, our importers pay more to bring us PMS and they must therefore charge you more. Dangote too must charge more because he imports crude, as he cannot get the quantity he needs from FG, so he will be affected by global hike in price of crude. He must also sell PMS , for purely business and profit reasons, around the price his competitors do. They cannot sell at 1050 Naira and you expect Dangote.to sell at 730 Naira. To then be lashing out at Government and Tinubu, as many have done on this thread, is sad for knowledgeable folks to witness because it is worrying you don't even know why fuel cost has gone up which means you are probably unfairly and ignorantly blaming the government for a myriad of things not Tinubu or the APC's fault as virtually Obidients do. |
| Re: Nigerians Express Outrage Over Recent Petrol Price Hike by WizardOfNG: 7:42pm On Mar 08 |
jamafa:Bros, I tire for some people. Imagine saying the ignorant drivel below with his full chest : And if the price of petrol goes up because of that, isn't Nigeria supposed to be making more money to cushion the effect on the citizens?Which adult should not understand that removal of fuel subsidy and full deregulation of the oil and gas downstream sector of Nigeria means Government hads are fully off any anything to do with the downstream sector? "Cushion the effect" how exactly? Obidients are just something else. Yet they believe they know it all. |
| Re: Nigerians Express Outrage Over Recent Petrol Price Hike by demstone: 8:00pm On Mar 08 |
D POPULATION OF UR COUNTRY IS ALMOST 300M , MORE DAN D COMBINED POPULATION OF UAE+ DUBAI + QUATAR,+ SAUDI ARABIA, + OMAN,+ LIBYA + ANGOLA ETC YET WE PRODUCE JUST 1.4MBPD AS AGAINST SAUDI'S 10MBPD, smallsmall: |
| Re: Nigerians Express Outrage Over Recent Petrol Price Hike by lawani(m): 8:04pm On Mar 08 |
It is a free market so expect all these price gymnastics whenever there is an excuse for it but so far the importation of pms is not banned then what happened in the cement sector will never happen in the oil sector and the price of pms will soon drop |
| Re: Nigerians Express Outrage Over Recent Petrol Price Hike by AllBlack: 8:23pm On Mar 08 |
brain54:What is the benefit of the refineries your great giant of Africa has? Since you were a child till now, you have been hearing stories about Port-Harcourt and Kaduna refineries and till now they kept dormant while heavy salaries a being paid to GHOST WORKERS there in billions. Ten years from now you will still be blaming dangote while the refineries still remain fancy objects of corruption. Leave dangote and enjoy the productivity and pro active nature of your country. |
| Re: Nigerians Express Outrage Over Recent Petrol Price Hike by Brendaniel: 8:31pm On Mar 08 |
WizardOfNG:So what exactly were you people blaming GEJ for? And why were you people with Tinubu blaming and protesting against him for fuel price hike When global prices went up? |
| Re: Nigerians Express Outrage Over Recent Petrol Price Hike by chrisukeka(m): 9:31pm On Mar 08 |
We have crude We have refinery So what is the issue? yinkus6750: |
| Re: Nigerians Express Outrage Over Recent Petrol Price Hike by Kolopikin: 9:35pm On Mar 08 |
Angelfrost:in all of these, where's the gas powered buses Tinubu government promised Nigerians. I thought their usual promised to do this and that were meant to Cushion the effect of things like these. I am just concerned for the average man like myself. Hunger version 5.0 to begin. |
| Re: Nigerians Express Outrage Over Recent Petrol Price Hike by EDGEof2MORO: 3:13am On Mar 09 |
brain54:Locally? Like from Nigeria locally or from Equatorial Guinea locally? |
| Re: Nigerians Express Outrage Over Recent Petrol Price Hike by smallsmall: 6:54pm On Mar 17 |
slimthugchimee2:Every Country has SUBSIDY on oen thing or another, especially if it a producer of such Prtoduct/Resources. That is nothing new and you have said nothing, by stating that. But even common sense should tell you that A Producer whose Market (Consumers) are also within its location, will not incure the same Cost (Transportation and other logistics), compared with a Non-Producer (Buyer) who has to go to a Producer location, buy the Product and then Ship it to its own location, before Consumption, since the latter has to factor-in all the addititonal Costs of bringing the Product to where it is to be consumed. So, how can they or should they be selling at the same Price? I know that people like on Nairaland, are probably just finishing School Cert and some who have finished Education, learned nothing in school otherwise you wont be saying the trash you just posted up there. Nigeria produces Crude Oil, Taiwan does not, 1) Nigeria pipes its Crude Oil straight from its Oil fields in Nigeria, to Dangote Refinery in Nigeria. No Ship needed, No cost of Maritime Transportation or Insurance, No Sailor's Cost. etc 2) Taiwan does not produce Crude oil but have Refineries. It has to sail Ships to Nigeria (with all the Cost involved), buy Nigeria's Crude Oil (at International Price), ship it back to taiwan's Refineries (with all the Shipping and Logistic Cost again!) Now, tell me, how can the Petrol in Scenario 1 above, be PRODUCED at the same Price with Scenario 2 or how can someone in scenario 1 above and Scenario 2 above, SELL the Petrol at the same Price, if not that the person/country in scenario 1 wants to make excess profit? How dumb can anyone be, not to understand this simple logic? Honestly, l get tired of trying to educate people on something Commonsense has already explained |
| Re: Nigerians Express Outrage Over Recent Petrol Price Hike by slimthugchimee2(m): 5:58am On Mar 18 |
smallsmall:Omoh are you guys slow or something? In what part of my comment did I say logistics is the reason for the increase in price of petroleum? I precisely stated how OIL PRICE is the reason for the increase in petroleum cost Oil is an international product and has an international price benchmark, if you like sell it to the refinery in your backyard, you MUST sell it at the international benchmark price as a member of OPEC. Ahh, Omoh you literally took what I said and typed complete different rubbish trying to act smart. Just open mouth and be telling me every country has subsidy on something, and so? Where does that even relate to my comment Dont be an ultracrepiderian and try to read atleast Oh and by the way petroleum is subsidized in taiwan |
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