₦airaland Forum

Thewrath:
If only Nigerians could turn back the hands of time.

Diplomaticbeing:
The FG should accept its aberration in the removal of petroleum subsidy without making provision of at least a temporary palliative measure for the good people of this country, to help them cushion the effect of this hard but genuine decision. I believe it should listen to the cry of the opposition-masses on this decision and do the needful, if truly it has interest of the poor people at heart.
Bag of garbage.
A palliative measure like a temporary one-time payment of say a lump sum of 250,000 naira to all the up-to-date tax payers would go a long way to help the general masses (don't tell me that an idea of such will cause inflation, because I know that it won't instead there will certainly be money in circulation), especially the downtrodden among us. This is achievable, I have a solution on how this can be achieved without it hurting the purse of the government too much. By the way, it ought to know that in a circumstance like this, it should assume the role of an entrepreneur - in any business transaction, it's the entrepreneur that bears the last risk.

So far, it has not been altruistic in its dealings with the masses. A situation like this causes me to ask, what's the duty of the welfare arm of the government. The earlier the FG retrace its step the better.

#I'm-a-bona fide-Igbo man-but-I-stand-for-an anti nepotic-indissoluble-and progressive Nigeria.

Quakertellicus1:
So....you want us to pay for subsidy with what money?

Nigeria needs oil to be at $123 and above to pay for subsidy.

And anyway...subsidy is a waste of money...whether oil price is above 100 or below 50 USD.

Mutuwa:


Teacher to students: Write a sentence using the word "Dog"

Teacher to Okon: Why are you copying Musa's work?

Okon: Aunty,am not copying o! it happens that I know the particular Dog he is writing about.

The liberalization of the downstream sector will ensure that investments on the imports, jetties, farm tanks, depot to filling stations distribution network pay off.
Since time immemorial, none of government ran corporation has ever been profitable in Nigeria. Neither NITEL, NEPA, NNPC REFINERIES nor NNPC Retail Filling Stations has ever been run as profit-oriented corporations which had led to ineffective and inefficient service provisions for many years!
The Bold Step liberalization of the downstream sector is a Win Win for investors in the sectors and for Nigerians.
Unlike when government fixed fuel import volume allocation per fuel marketers, nothing of such any more.
Nigerians will henceforth enjoy unlimited Metric Tonnes of fuel imports that each and every oil marketers can afford at a competitive model.
New private refineries will spring up across different regions in Nigeria. The gateway for more and more corporate and financial institutions involvements will create tonnes of jobs in the downstream sectors through Local direct investments coupled with foreign direct investments".

OPINION BY Mayowa Michael Adeleye

erico2k2:
You still don't get it do U??
The only thing government pay for to help the citizens in Nigeria is petrol subsidy. Nothing else. The politicians have petrol allowance all paid for by the FG.me nd you don't. So they won't feel the hike.
I'm really intrigued by some Nigerians we sure deserve the president we now have.

Mutuwa:


Teacher to students: Write a sentence using the word "Dog"

Teacher to Okon: Why are you copying Musa's work?

Okon: Aunty,am not copying o! it happens that I know the particular Dog he is writing about.

The liberalization of the downstream sector will ensure that investments on the imports, jetties, farm tanks, depot to filling stations distribution network pay off.
Since time immemorial, none of government ran corporation has ever been profitable in Nigeria. Neither NITEL, NEPA, NNPC REFINERIES nor NNPC Retail Filling Stations has ever been run as profit-oriented corporations which had led to ineffective and inefficient service provisions for many years!
The Bold Step liberalization of the downstream sector is a Win Win for investors in the sectors and for Nigerians.
Unlike when government fixed fuel import volume allocation per fuel marketers, nothing of such any more.
Nigerians will henceforth enjoy unlimited Metric Tonnes of fuel imports that each and every oil marketers can afford at a competitive model.
New private refineries will spring up across different regions in Nigeria. The gateway for more and more corporate and financial institutions involvements will create tonnes of jobs in the downstream sectors through Local direct investments coupled with foreign direct investments".

OPINION BY Mayowa Michael Adeleye

Snowflake002:
Sahara reporters, your question is wrong: the price wasn't increased. Subsidy was removed. By the way, now is the best time for that; if the price went higher and Nigeria survived it, I think we can cope with this. Just that the money realised from its removal should be judiciously utilised.

Rhayour:
Hmmm!

kennygee:
Now you could be needing a hearing aid.

ionsman:
What happened to the "one" and "and" ?

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Rhayour:
Hmmm!

Gabrendo:
All these Grammar would solve nothing Mr. I Loved the Way things were. Nothing is eveer right in Nigeria. Notin wud ever be. 145 Per litre would not solve Nigerian Problem. Got it?

DedeNkem:
A competent leader would have continued the subsidy until he repairs our 4 dead refineries!

Now he has stopped the subsidy without any remedy replacement! Ordinary citizens are the ones who are suffering now because of this dumb decision by a clueless id*iot who called himself president!

If our refineries were all working, there won't be any need at all to import fuel! Fuel would have been 5-10 naira per a liter! Nigeria is the only oil producing country in the w

chiol:
“Listen fellow Nigerians, as it is right now, most of what we are suffering now and we are going to suffer were caused few years ago but the Lord asked me to encourage you. Suffering is coming but it is not suffering under damnation, there is solution, it may take some time, but at the end of it, there will be testimony;…As I have told you, there is going to be crisis but God will handle it. This year, God said my people will be over-comers, things will be hard but my people will be over-comers”._ Rev Fr Ejike Mbaka (31st December 2015).

Owamudia:
Are you being sarcastic?
Dont tell me you mean what you posted up there?

Snowflake002:
Sahara reporters, your question is wrong: the price wasn't increased. Subsidy was removed. By the way, now is the best time for that; if the price went higher and Nigeria survived it, I think we can cope with this. Just that the money realised from its removal should be judiciously utilised.

P0intBlank:
Are you saying the subsidy being paid was N58.50 (i.e. 145 - 86.50)?

Emeskhalifa:
go to advance countries of the world no one talks about subsidy. dem commot am troway for dustbin. wonder why pple are makin so much fuse abou subsidy removal here.
smh

mikolo80:
name one western country without subsidy

Emeskhalifa:
Ogar your phone no get google ni

Mutuwa:


Teacher to students: Write a sentence using the word "Dog"

Teacher to Okon: Why are you copying Musa's work?

Okon: Aunty,am not copying o! it happens that I know the particular Dog he is writing about.

The liberalization of the downstream sector will ensure that investments on the imports, jetties, farm tanks, depot to filling stations distribution network pay off.
Since time immemorial, none of government ran corporation has ever been profitable in Nigeria. Neither NITEL, NEPA, NNPC REFINERIES nor NNPC Retail Filling Stations has ever been run as profit-oriented corporations which had led to ineffective and inefficient service provisions for many years!
The Bold Step liberalization of the downstream sector is a Win Win for investors in the sectors and for Nigerians.
Unlike when government fixed fuel import volume allocation per fuel marketers, nothing of such any more.
Nigerians will henceforth enjoy unlimited Metric Tonnes of fuel imports that each and every oil marketers can afford at a competitive model.
New private refineries will spring up across different regions in Nigeria. The gateway for more and more corporate and financial institutions involvements will create tonnes of jobs in the downstream sectors through Local direct investments coupled with foreign direct investments".

OPINION BY Mayowa Michael Adeleye

mikolo80:
so you got nothing.just spewing ignorance.i know they do,i just wanted to see if you did or were just guessing.now i'm sure you don't knw what you're saying.and it is you that does'nt know how to use google

Emeskhalifa:
lolz e pain am say I no tell am
This weekend go good oooooo
with this kind laff alreadyyy

mikolo80:
name one western country without subsidy

Thewrath:
If only Nigerians could turn back the hands of time.

mikolo80:
so you got nothing.just spewing ignorance.i know they do,i just wanted to see if you did or were just guessing.now i'm sure you don't knw what you're saying.and it is you that does'nt know how to use google