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| Re: Why Petrol Remains Expensive In Nigeria — Dangote by Bluntemperor: 7:39pm On Sep 15 |
HopeNeverDies:Stop diverting the issues at hand . Or which Smuggling did you See in Nigeria today,for it will not even pay the Smugglers not their bench backers. The Iran and USA War will surely be over,as times goes on. The problem is that we Nigerians should learn to absorb occasional shocks like this Global Oil 🪔🛢️ impacts but Peace will surely return back 🔙. |
| Re: Why Petrol Remains Expensive In Nigeria — Dangote by ufotunang: 7:43pm On Sep 15 |
Fuckyoumod:..do not mind dangote..the high costs of fuel is due to the war between Iran and USA and the blockage of strait of Hormuz caused by the war.. where vessels, ships carrying crude oil normally pass this has caused crude oil price to rise 105 dollars to a barrel which has made fuel prices to increase |
| Re: Why Petrol Remains Expensive In Nigeria — Dangote by Franking: 7:48pm On Sep 15 |
That's a direct indictment of our customs. Just like every other sector... there's massive ineptitude, bribery, corruption and general chaos. A serious government will tackle this loopholes.....need I say more? |
| Re: Why Petrol Remains Expensive In Nigeria — Dangote by Misterone: 7:50pm On Sep 15 |
nairalanda1:Oga we're not subsidising Nigerians but we're subsidising our neighbours. This is because government isn't collecting any tax from the product. For example, road tax isn't collected! Therefore, deterioration of the roads by these trucks is borne by government alone to the favour of our neighbours. Another is pollution tax. After absolving all the pollution in our environment we now give it freely to our neighbours through smuggling! Do you now see that smuggling is to our detriment! |
| Re: Why Petrol Remains Expensive In Nigeria — Dangote by onuman: 7:59pm On Sep 15 |
Very soon, monopolist shall make petrol cost in Nigeria equal to cost of one gram of gold. Kwontinue. |
| Re: Why Petrol Remains Expensive In Nigeria — Dangote by yemmit90: 8:09pm On Sep 15 |
Fuckyoumod:And he quickly introduce IPO to the common man in order to compel them into taking whatever he throws at us. No matter what he did now, the 10 millions Nigerians expected to invest in his refinery are more than enough to defend him. He is just a smart man using monopoly advantage to increase his empire for his generations to come. How on earth will you be comparing the price you sell in Nigeria to far away neighbouring countries. Well, I don't blame him, I blame the useless government that couldn't outrightly acquired 40% stake in the refinery when it took off, instead, the idiots in power then were busy giving him subsidise dollars at the expenses of our common wealth to build his private company. |
| Re: Why Petrol Remains Expensive In Nigeria — Dangote by Chegesnd: 8:17pm On Sep 15 |
Óga, the bigger reason is because the country's leadership is inept. If our refineries are working, this matter will be taken care of. |
| Re: Why Petrol Remains Expensive In Nigeria — Dangote by JJBROS(m): 8:24pm On Sep 15 |
Monopoly criminal |
| Re: Why Petrol Remains Expensive In Nigeria — Dangote by Cti28(m): 8:27pm On Sep 15 |
lamentor78:Illiteracy is a disease. |
| Re: Why Petrol Remains Expensive In Nigeria — Dangote by TenQ: 8:44pm On Sep 15 |
Reference:High fuel prices makes Dangote RICHER! Thats the reason |
| Re: Why Petrol Remains Expensive In Nigeria — Dangote by TenQ: 8:45pm On Sep 15 |
nairalanda1:No problem! |
| Re: Why Petrol Remains Expensive In Nigeria — Dangote by Okhuadams(m): 8:45pm On Sep 15 |
Oga you are one of them, we all were happy when ur refinery started saying Petrol will drop. But as it is the rest follow ur price when you drop price they drop when you raise they follow. You are among our problem and you are benefiting from it |
| Re: Why Petrol Remains Expensive In Nigeria — Dangote by Inspirer1: 8:54pm On Sep 15 |
Goinhard:Is it not astonishing that the record gives them more joy and peace than seeing Nigerians happy due to ease of life? |
| Re: Why Petrol Remains Expensive In Nigeria — Dangote by MrPresident1: 9:27pm On Sep 15 |
We are in the end of the great tribulation and men like Dangote are just figureheads, visible faces of our invisible taskmasters Esau has nothing good for Jacob |
| Re: Why Petrol Remains Expensive In Nigeria — Dangote by ksauthenticoi: 9:48pm On Sep 15 |
Goinhard:If you still can't believe the richest man in Africa and real business tycoon. I pity you. |
| Re: Why Petrol Remains Expensive In Nigeria — Dangote by Omalicious1: 10:00pm On Sep 15 |
adenigga:But sir, we have the crude, there's a refinery working. So why does the price need to go up as if we aren't an oil producing country. |
| Re: Why Petrol Remains Expensive In Nigeria — Dangote by MrCaesar: 10:07pm On Sep 15 |
Another useless and baseless excuse. |
| Re: Why Petrol Remains Expensive In Nigeria — Dangote by BENEAMATA: 10:17pm On Sep 15 |
Pardon me, but am I the only one processing this explanation wrongly.? Is there PMS scarcity or why is the man giving what would would have passed as an explanation for fuel scarcity as the reason for fuel being sold at 1350 /litre. Why can't we buy petrol at 650/litre here locally and let us hold the border official responsible for our petrol being sold in neighbouring countries for like say 2100/litre . Was there not a time before the Iran war that petrol price was dropping to as low as 770 / litre or what am I missing ? Was there no smuggling out going on then ? What is Mr Dangote blurting out really? He sounded incoherent to me I'm sorry , and this seems like a weak defence of another exploitative business practice of conglomerate at the expense of the poor masses . Let us ask him while we are it why cement prices has also shot up to 14,000. |
| Re: Why Petrol Remains Expensive In Nigeria — Dangote by BENEAMATA: 10:20pm On Sep 15 |
MrCaesar:exactly my thoughts. |
| Re: Why Petrol Remains Expensive In Nigeria — Dangote by Shattapapaz: 10:21pm On Sep 15 |
BENEAMATA:What i can only say is that these people know they are doing. They are really having a field day on us. |
| Re: Why Petrol Remains Expensive In Nigeria — Dangote by grandstar(m): 10:55pm On Sep 15 |
He isnt answering the question. If it is high in Nigeria, how come it is being smuggled to other African countries? The truth is that the "present high price" is due to the disruptions in crude oil supply due to the standoff between of US and Iran in the Strait of Hormuz, which has adversely affected the movement of about 20% of global crude oil shipments. If it is being smuggled out of Nigeria, it is because the price of petrol is still much cheaper than outside. The price would have been more expensive locally but the vicious price war with Nigerian petrol importers has forced hin to drastically reduce his profits and the price he sells it. |
| Re: Why Petrol Remains Expensive In Nigeria — Dangote by ericmor: 10:59pm On Sep 15 |
hamedollar:Sha be na una Dey believe in them. I said it to people when he was building the refinery, that petrole price will not still come down but people said it will and will end the high cost of things. Now you all can see for yourself. Nigerians too Dey believe in lies |
| Re: Why Petrol Remains Expensive In Nigeria — Dangote by 234GT(m): 11:02pm On Sep 15 |
⁷ TenQ:Does this make sense to you as a right thinking person ![]() ![]() ?? You increase the price of petrol in your country so that people will not be incentiviced to smuggle to neighboring countries......Not all Nigerians are fools please |
| Re: Why Petrol Remains Expensive In Nigeria — Dangote by 234GT(m): 11:11pm On Sep 15 |
BENEAMATA:Sir,only very few Nigerians have sense. You wrote what you wrote becasue you have sense. Smuggling should only lead to scarcity of the product, not increase in price. What Dangote is saying in effect is that petrol prices will continue to increase even when crude oil drops to 60 dollars per barrel becasue there will still be smuggling to neighboringcountries...so it is no longer the Iran war again ![]() ?He can only say this nonsense because he knows majority of Nigerians are foolish |
| Re: Why Petrol Remains Expensive In Nigeria — Dangote by HopeNeverDies(m): 11:13pm On Sep 15 |
lamentor78:Illiterate Lol.. ur a nincompoop bro... Your oblongata has been poopooed. |
| Re: Why Petrol Remains Expensive In Nigeria — Dangote by sweetjohn(m): 11:38pm On Sep 15 |
Oga all your monopoly products are the most expensive in Africa from cement to petrol. All of them. And you want to also include poor people via shares in your criminal IPO |
| Re: Why Petrol Remains Expensive In Nigeria — Dangote by anonimi: 5:39am On Sep 16 |
Goinhard:Misplaced aggression. Did Dangote promise you to crash petrol prices below N185 before he was allowed to grab power from Buhari? Is Dangote responsible for securing the border? |
| Re: Why Petrol Remains Expensive In Nigeria — Dangote by anonimi: 5:56am On Sep 16 |
sweetjohn:Dangote does not have monopoly on petrol. In addition to NNPC refineries producing since 2015 according to A-looter Propaganda Conmen, APC, Tinubu is continuing to import petrol from their Malta blending plants and paying them illegal subsidies under a different name to sabotage the PDP licensed private refinery. Do you know now who the devil destroying Nigeria is ![]() anonimi:
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| Re: Why Petrol Remains Expensive In Nigeria — Dangote by anonimi: 5:59am On Sep 16 |
234GT:Are the most foolish Nigerians those who have reinforced APC failure since 2015? How much do you think you have been FORCED to pay as subsidy for the massive corruption in APC’s oil industry in the past 11 years? anonimi: |
| Re: Why Petrol Remains Expensive In Nigeria — Dangote by Blessedarethepe(m): 6:55am On Sep 16 |
KomonSense:Is dangote your president |
| Re: Why Petrol Remains Expensive In Nigeria — Dangote by Minjim: 7:49am On Sep 16 |
nairalanda1:All these are cosmetic. What do we have all the agencies for? Dont they have the data of Gas Stations in those border towns? Once too many tankers are going towards that direction that should be a red flag. And by now the agencies ought to have the record of how often gas station around border towns restock. Apart being economic sabotage, its a matter of national security. |
| Re: Why Petrol Remains Expensive In Nigeria — Dangote by MrDoGood(m): 7:56am On Sep 16 |
Luckysbab:This man is a very bad man. Monopoly at the highest level. Are we experiencing scarcity? NO!!! We don't import crude too. So what's the war affecting the price of fuel here? What's our business? This guy is full of shit!!!t Even if they give him crude at a very cheaper rate, this guy will still shove Nigerians. Anyway, na the government I blame |
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