₦airaland Forum

Equate the percentage increase in Fuel price to the required increase in minimum wage nation wide.

QED.

Iamthoney:
Undiluted zombie

. . . keep wailing till all your body gets dried, remaining only your BIG head.... (did you just touched your head?!)

This government's timid!
The labor unions would have lost this battle
Back to fuel shortages abd horrendous queues

omenka:
This isn't right.

Let me bare an unbiased opinion about this since it appears the wailers are simply too dumb to engage on in any constructive and intelligent argument- all I've been hearing are insults and "apologise to Jonathan".

No Wailer has been able to ask one a very IMPORTANT question regarding one VERY OBVIOUS ANOMALY surrounding this whole "subsidy removal/deregulation" stuff, and that question is: if the government had earlier claimed that they subsidise petrol by about N17 per litre, then why on earth isn't fuel selling for approximately N103 per litre ( ie 86+17) as against N145 or the N120 allegedly being proposed now??

Wailers, make una try get small sense so una go fit put us, and perhaps, the government, on our toes. Throwing insults around and getting tens of likes wouldn't get you lot anywhere.

Government needs to tell us why it is 145 and not 103.

I believe they put that figure because of foreign exchange rate. They assumed marketers will buy black market at 289 or so because of shortage. If they want to be fair, then let them remove fuel import completely from forex allowed products and allow people looking for bta and form1 to have easier access to this scarce exchange.

So say zombies whose only lines of defence are:


Sai Buhari (pre election era)

And

I stand with Buhari (post election).

omenka:
This isn't right.

Let me bare an unbiased opinion about this since it appears the wailers are simply too dumb to engage on in any constructive and intelligent argument- all I've been hearing are insults and "apologise to Jonathan".

No Wailer has been able to ask one a very IMPORTANT question regarding one VERY OBVIOUS ANOMALY surrounding this whole "subsidy removal/deregulation" stuff, and that question is: if the government had earlier claimed that they subsidise petrol by about N17 per litre, then why on earth isn't fuel selling for approximately N103 per litre ( ie 86+17) as against N145 or the N120 allegedly being proposed now??

Wailers, make una try get small sense so una go fit put us, and perhaps, the government, on our toes. Throwing insults around and getting tens of likes wouldn't get you lot anywhere.

Government needs to tell us why it is 145 and not 103.

omenka:
This isn't right.

Let me bare an unbiased opinion about this since it appears the wailers are simply too dumb to engage on in any constructive and intelligent argument- all I've been hearing are insults and "apologise to Jonathan".

No Wailer has been able to ask one a very IMPORTANT question regarding one VERY OBVIOUS ANOMALY surrounding this whole "subsidy removal/deregulation" stuff, and that question is: if the government had earlier claimed that they subsidise petrol by about N17 per litre, then why on earth isn't fuel selling for approximately N103 per litre ( ie 86+17) as against N145 or the N120 allegedly being proposed now??

Wailers, make una try get small sense so una go fit put us, and perhaps, the government, on our toes. Throwing insults around and getting tens of likes wouldn't get you lot anywhere.

Government needs to tell us why it is 145 and not 103.

I don't know if what you have in your skull is human brain or pap. Always out of point. No offence.

what I know is that FG can never reverse it action on fuel subsidy.

Should federal government allow NLC TO intimidate THEM?

Rincewind:
See my guy, as if na okirika den dey haggle on top, Abeg shift jare.

Everything na quarrel for una ..

Have you heard of partial subsidy .. How come FG settled for N97 in 2012?

modelmike7:
. . . keep wailing till all your body gets dried, remaining only your BIG head.... (did you just touched your head?!)

****..it takes one big head to know another big head. ****

The government should know that the incessant increase in fuel pump price is draining the pocket of Nigerians especially the fixed income earners. Petrol is like the life-wire of Nigerian economy. Most businesses and homes depend on petrol-powered generators for their energy needs. The railway system in Nigeria is non functional so people either drive themselves or use commercial vehicles powered with petrol to transport their goods. It is really unfortunate that Nigerians are subjected to this periodic hardship by pump price increment. Government should think of other ways of generating revenue. The mining sector is almost in coma and the gains made in Agriculture under Dr Akinwunmi as a minister is almost eclipsed by the activities of herdsmen.

MadCow1:
NLC should please fhuck off and leave this deregulation alone.




Anymove that brings back subsidy should be repelled by all Nigerians.

Osinbajo said subsidy was not removed you are here yarning dust.

talktonase:
This NLC had better take this offer before FG go change their mind...

Bubu should change his mind

omenka:
This isn't right.

Let me bare an unbiased opinion about this since it appears the wailers are simply too dumb to engage on in any constructive and intelligent argument- all I've been hearing are insults and "apologise to Jonathan".

No Wailer has been able to ask one a very IMPORTANT question regarding one VERY OBVIOUS ANOMALY surrounding this whole "subsidy removal/deregulation" stuff, and that question is: if the government had earlier claimed that they subsidise petrol by about N17 per litre, then why on earth isn't fuel selling for approximately N103 per litre ( ie 86+17) as against N145 or the N120 allegedly being proposed now??

Wailers, make una try get small sense so una go fit put us, and perhaps, the government, on our toes. Throwing insults around and getting tens of likes wouldn't get you lot anywhere.

Government needs to tell us why it is 145 and not 103.

I can't recall the zombies getting small sense on this same idea in 2012 when the wailers came up with this same idea of the subsidy removal.

johnsonjosbles:
is ur popsy oil fraudsters/.arketers? So he can continue looting oil. Ssubsidy abi?

I fuel to work daily
I pay transportation
I buy essential commodities
Any increase will affect me!
I REFUSE TO BE A ZOMBIE!!!!!

madridguy:
Say No to Strike

Say YES to Salary Increment.

How about those who do not earn salaries? Ie business owners. .pensioners

Still too much,,,,,,,,

madridguy:
Say No to Strike

Say YES to Salary Increment.

You better wake up
FG has already made d stance that salary increase isn't feasible in d present economic situation.

dunkem21:
So, how did the FG spit out N120 from the thin air?

Yea thats what u shld be asking. No be crayfish my guy. U dnt just manufacture figures from thin air. Btw 120 is still speculation for nw.

No communication between Government and the Citizen of Nigeria, hence the confusion here and there, it could be frustrating, these are trying times in Nigeria. Lets brace up

VLadipo:
The rate used to draw the N86.5 pump price is the official exchange rate(N199/$1) while the rate used to draw the N145.0 pricing is the parallel market exchange rate(N320/$1).
Got it?
What some Nigerians are clamouring for now is the removal of NIMASA, landind cost charges etc to lower the pump price.
Chikena!

You even have d time to be answering people that r on govt. payroll

This isn't very good news at all, this means subsidy is about to be re-introduced, too bad.

Noting is easy in Nigeria

Had it been we allowed Fg to increase it in 2012 by now we will face other things but saboteurs refused and today the reality is facing us. Is still going round.

Very simple..... Insist on(maximum) 100 per liter, and an increment in salary. This will balance d equation to a reasonable level. A little percentage of the so called subsidy can assist in the salary increment... At least, the subsidy money won't be going to those thieves anymore...

allthingsgood:
Yea thats what u shld be asking. No be crayfish my guy. U dnt just manufacture figures from thin air. Btw 120 is still speculation for nw.

Oh my goodness!!!

If you answer this question right, you will get clarification to your question ..


How did GEJ dialogue with Labour in 2012 and what price did they agree on

JAMB QUESTION: Define Partial Subsidy

omenka:
This isn't right.

Let me bare an unbiased opinion about this since it appears the wailers are simply too dumb to engage on in any constructive and intelligent argument- all I've been hearing are insults and "apologise to Jonathan".

No Wailer has been able to ask one a very IMPORTANT question regarding one VERY OBVIOUS ANOMALY surrounding this
whole "subsidy removal/deregulation" stuff, and that question is: if the government had earlier claimed that they subsidise petrol by about N17 per litre, then why on earth isn't fuel selling for approximately N103 per litre ( ie 86+17) as against N145 or the N120 allegedly being proposed now??

Wailers, make una try get small sense so una go fit put us, and perhaps, the government, on our toes. Throwing insults around and getting tens of likes wouldn't get you lot anywhere.

Government needs to tell us why it is 145 and not 103.

Reason for pegging it to N 145 is that they are aware that Nlc will still kick against the increment so by increasing to 145 after much talk the price will be reduced to what they wanted




Is all about bargaining power.lol

tuniski:
U are slow this has been repeatedly asked. 12.98k was the reported subsidy that should make the pump price About 100naira! Go and get the official response from the opposition.

The opposition is patriotic not petty like apc then!

Indeed they are,for admitting the theft of 9tr in four years,indeed they are patriotic.

Anabel:
See ehn! God bless you. This is what I've been telling people. If 145 mean no subsidy, we will buy it at 145. So when someone comes to tell us there is subsidy, we can start killing them.

As if you can kill a rat.

[quote author=MadCow1 post=45696158]NLC should please fhuck off and leave this deregulation alone.




Anymove that brings back subsidy should be repelled by all Nigerians. at $45 p/b what is there to subsidized

dunkem21:
Oh my goodness!!!

If you answer this question right, you will get clarification to your question ..


How did GEJ dialogue with Labour in 2012 and what price did they agree on

JAMB QUESTION: Define Partial Subsidy

What u fail to understand is that this current fuel price hike isnt just about subsidy. We simply lack the forex to buy the product. Unlike in 2012 when we were enjoying surplus income from oil sales, that purse has all but dried up.

Now if u are not providing fores for marketers, it means they have to source it elsewhere and at exorbitant price. And guess who pays for it??

Its not rocket science really. Either u pay subsidy and control the price or u remove it and capitalism sets it. The price cap fg has put is simply to prevent the public from undue exploitation. But there is a limit to that cos dollar still trades for more than 300. U get it now??