₦airaland Forum

Fedayeen02:
nonsense. Those 143 naira have a pump that will give you half of a litre

Xano:
Interesting post. Yours is different from what he said. Your post has nothing to do with the topic.
Observe the quote from the topic below:




As regards the topic, from this quote:

if true, depot officials' bank accounts are laughing.
There should be proper auditing of finances by an Independent Auditing company.

mrvitalis:
U guys are not used to competition sha I get ur point

Buy u get to wake up or fold up... That's that

Untainted007:
Why is it that Nigerian capitalists don't like competative markets? They have been so used to excess profits. Any marketer should be free to sell at their own price but it should not be more than N145 is the directive of federal government. NNPC is government owned, so if they sell lower than N145, it's still part of sacrifices that are meant to be paid to the masses by government.

Guyman02:
They want us to do panic buying at N145, e no go work this time as people dont even have the money to panic buy. Ndi ara!

This marketers should be more concerned about under dispencing by their members.

In Abuja the 3 most reliable petrol stations:
1. NNPC mega stations at Central Area and Kubwa expressway.
2. Yaman filling Station at Area 3 Garki
3. Conoil opposite NNPC headquarters

Baddest under dispensing stations in Abuja
1. Conoil at Area 1 Garki
2. Iluobe 'fake' NNPC mega station at Wuse market
3. Forte Oil at Maitama adjacent NUC and opposite Hilton Hotel
4. All Total filling stations
5. All Mobil filling Stations
If in doubt ask any taxi driver

feldido:
When will we ever be free from fuel scarcity?

Acidosis:
'Unthinking government'



How can you force mega filling stations to sell at N130?

Wouldn't that cause hoarding and diversion to black marketers who would rather sell at N145?
Thereby making excess profit of N15 on each litre sold?


I've never seen any policy as dum.b as this in my entire life.

Temptee101:
That one; still in London where his Ebola infected ear its been washed, dry cleaned and retouched

Untainted007:
I got the info alright bro. And I'm into the petroleum downstream sector too. That is why I first raised the issue of competitive market. If NNPC is made to sell at N130 or N135, private owners of service stations are only after profits and at d same time if NNPC reduces theirs they are still trying to consolidate the masses, which is still one of the responsibilities of government. So don't get me wrong. It's not only you that passed through school, so many people also did; Thanks.

Xano:
Interesting post. Yours is different from what he said. Your post has nothing to do with the topic.
Observe the quote from the topic below:




As regards the topic, from this quote:

if true, depot officials' bank accounts are laughing.
There should be proper auditing of finances by an Independent Auditing company.

Consiglier:
Which diesel are you talking about? The one that its price has moved from 120 to 185?

sammhi:
I doubt you are just a messenger in the so-called downstream...if not you won't say private marketers are just after profits..hmmmn
S Dangote is not after profits.... My friend, no businessman set up a business for pleasure or charity ..even so call charity organizations makes millions or billions of profit..don't be deceived.
Even Lagos state government is set up for profit and that is why they are doing well
if private business is not set up for profits..then why is it set up?..even church or mosques makes profits but they won't tell you...
don't be deceived !!

Vessi:
Guess you weep for your family back in Nigeria

Quakertellicus1:
No it isn't

If the big companies see the local Nnpc mega station doing better business than them, they would drop prices to eat into nnpc share of market and nnpc in turn would cut prices.

That is competition.

(Right now, my local Nnpc mega station has longer queues than the marketers.Because people love lower prices.)

MsGlobalwonder:
toh.. Diaris God oo

Untainted007:
Why is it that Nigerian capitalists don't like competative markets? They have been so used to excess profits. Any marketer should be free to sell at their own price but it should not be more than N145 is the directive of federal government. NNPC is government owned, so if they sell lower than N145, it's still part of sacrifices that are meant to be paid to the masses by government.

Goke7:
Our problems are self inflicted cos of greed, even an independent marketer near where i live sells at 143 so what's the problem with these nnpc mega stations.

May thunder fire these guys eeven at140 they are making huge profit yet they prefer fuel scarcity so they can sell at 200 and above.

May God punish them and their families for their greed.

smirn:
It is very simple, if the Mega Station owners claim they are buying at the same price as the independent marketers and will not sell at NNPC directed price, then they should pull out of NNPC mega station and go back to the their former status as independent marketers. Come to think of it, if they claim they are not enjoying anything as NNPC Mega Station Owner, then why not withdraw from it?

cococandy:

Sijo01:
Buhari and his goons set for another increment. This time around, it's gonna be N500 a litre.

BeeBeeOoh:
http://www.herald.ng/fuel-scarcity-set-to-hit-nigeria-again/#eRMUWteFcXfyUC3j.99