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| Re: Buhari Rejects Marketers’ Call On Petrol Price Hike – Daily Trust/Reuters by idupaul: 9:16am On Sep 15, 2016 |
I don't see him maintaining this rigid stance for too long ..how is he going to make up for the losses oil importers will be met with due to the fluctuating forex rates |
| Re: Buhari Rejects Marketers’ Call On Petrol Price Hike – Daily Trust/Reuters by 8BitGee(m): 9:16am On Sep 15, 2016*. Modified: 10:32am On Sep 15, 2016 |
This is a wrong move, the price of oil shouldn't be controlled by government, it is unsustainable. Doing this means we are edging towards another subsidy scam! It is painful, but marketers must pass on the cost due to dollar exchange rate. What the government needs to do is to ensure transparency in the forex market first by sanctioning the banks and bureau de change operators that are sabotaging the economy for personal gains. The government needs to break the forex cabal by bringing in big names such as travelex and propping local companies who'd be more accountable. Finally, I think Emefiele has over-stayed his welcome. He appears not to have any grip whatsoever. This was not the case with Sanusi. |
| Re: Buhari Rejects Marketers’ Call On Petrol Price Hike – Daily Trust/Reuters by brightology3: 9:18am On Sep 15, 2016 |
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| Re: Buhari Rejects Marketers’ Call On Petrol Price Hike – Daily Trust/Reuters by idupaul: 9:19am On Sep 15, 2016 |
bejeiodus:How is he going to maintain this rigid stand for long ? It's either he starts subsidizing fuel again or he allows the marketers pass the cost to fuel users ..both ways will signal the death knell for his govt ..the short cut will be to improve Naira rates as regards the dollars but this won't happen under a Buhari govt...Buhari has danced his way between the Devil and the deep blue sea. |
| Re: Buhari Rejects Marketers’ Call On Petrol Price Hike – Daily Trust/Reuters by holluphemydavid(m): 9:22am On Sep 15, 2016 |
Buhari had finished Nigerians |
| Re: Buhari Rejects Marketers’ Call On Petrol Price Hike – Daily Trust/Reuters by idupaul: 9:23am On Sep 15, 2016 |
Lifestone:When he says no who is going to make up for the shortfall..or are you suggesting he starts subsidizing fuel again |
| Re: Buhari Rejects Marketers’ Call On Petrol Price Hike – Daily Trust/Reuters by idupaul: 9:25am On Sep 15, 2016 |
ephi123:You have said it all..he is totally uninspiring |
| Re: Buhari Rejects Marketers’ Call On Petrol Price Hike – Daily Trust/Reuters by BABANGBALI: 9:51am On Sep 15, 2016 |
Time will tell |
| Re: Buhari Rejects Marketers’ Call On Petrol Price Hike – Daily Trust/Reuters by johnbu: 10:15am On Sep 15, 2016 |
BlackSeptember:then, go to exile |
| Re: Buhari Rejects Marketers’ Call On Petrol Price Hike – Daily Trust/Reuters by HtwoOw: 10:18am On Sep 15, 2016 |
So marketers are calling for it and some wicked souls said it's Buhari who wants to increase it Another lie busted Next please |
| Re: Buhari Rejects Marketers’ Call On Petrol Price Hike – Daily Trust/Reuters by DabuIIIT: 10:42am On Sep 15, 2016 |
HtwoOw:so its the markerters that are responsible for enacting policies that affect the determinant factors controlling price,abi? Hehehe...the reasoning of a supposed educated adult indeed..smh ![]() and aint no lie,its just ur warped perception and headlong illusion.. |
| Re: Buhari Rejects Marketers’ Call On Petrol Price Hike – Daily Trust/Reuters by Goke7: 10:48am On Sep 15, 2016 |
The fuel marketers are just looking for subsidy payment that's all. How many people buy petrol these days, there is too much fuel at the tank farms now with less demand due to the present state of the economy according to recent reports. The deregulation regime for petrol is not palatable to the marketers as the forces of demand is at play hence the variation in prices from 139 to 145 naira per litre and with the way the economy is going, petrol price will fall as demand reduces. The marketers are only trying to play a fast one on PMB with the forex issue, its not by force to be in fuel importation business, if you can't cope with the business, then leave it to the big players. Nigerians do not be deceived, we are in the era of deregulation. marketers are only looking for subsidy payment chikena. |
| Re: Buhari Rejects Marketers’ Call On Petrol Price Hike – Daily Trust/Reuters by Goke7: 10:50am On Sep 15, 2016 |
idupaul:How many people are buying fuel like they do before and you think if fuel price increase, people will buy more? Simple economics bruv |
| Re: Buhari Rejects Marketers’ Call On Petrol Price Hike – Daily Trust/Reuters by mengho(m): 11:06am On Sep 15, 2016 |
which fuel dem dey talk now, even at 138-140 people are still avoiding it, some people dey hustle to get food dis marketer's dey talk of price increase. anymore increase will lead to massive disappearance of vechiles & generators from our lives( which is good for d environment). Horses, carriages & donkeys will become a new means of transportation I.e if there is no revolution |
| Re: Buhari Rejects Marketers’ Call On Petrol Price Hike – Daily Trust/Reuters by Goke7: 11:09am On Sep 15, 2016 |
mengho:abeg no kill me with laugh nah Horses and donkey ke! ![]() |
| Re: Buhari Rejects Marketers’ Call On Petrol Price Hike – Daily Trust/Reuters by Nostradamu(m): 11:16am On Sep 15, 2016 |
omoodeogere:Gosh! I am REALLY surprised that this post just has s-i-x (or so) likes! Wish we could develop an app for this post, that will be compatible with human tissue, and find a way to download it into the brains of ALL the citizens of this country. Yeah, one shoe does not fit all, but this is one critique that will fit more than 90% of the situation we find ourselves in this country. Abeg, too much talk-talk, no action. Guess this is reality check but people can hardly withstand the blow-back. Anyways, good post bro. Although, Buhari also set us 100 years back during his military taekwondo in 1984, all i can say is no ruler in modern or ancient history is 100% free of controversies. GBN |
| Re: Buhari Rejects Marketers’ Call On Petrol Price Hike – Daily Trust/Reuters by Cletus77(m): 11:21am On Sep 15, 2016 |
dem no get refinery... But na to destroy d ones dem see na dem sabi, all in the name of "illegal" meanwhile who wants to be a citizen of my country? |
| Re: Buhari Rejects Marketers’ Call On Petrol Price Hike – Daily Trust/Reuters by idupaul: 11:27am On Sep 15, 2016 |
Goke7:I still don't get what this has to do with what I wrote...the problem is that the oil importers are saying that due to large forex disparities the can't continue selling at 145 because doing so will mean them selling at a loss ..this leaves the govt with just 2 options which will be to either allow for total deregulation or subsidize it again like what obtained in the past. .whether consumers end buy less fuel or more fuel doesn't change the fact that every litre has a landing cost and the fuel importers have a profit margin they expect for every litre |
| Re: Buhari Rejects Marketers’ Call On Petrol Price Hike – Daily Trust/Reuters by Goke7: 11:40am On Sep 15, 2016 |
idupaul:The marketers are not being honest and many Nigerians know this, the price of 145 was fixed to satisfy their greed as the price should have been lesser. We are in total deregulation but many of the marketers are yet to come to the reality of the deregulation era having been spoiled with subsidy payments over the years. How come some have been selling at 139, 140, 141 all this while? did govt force anyone to sell less than 145 all this while, is it not the forces of demand that has been making many of them reduce their prices yet many are not buying. Forget the forex issue, fuel importation is a private business, do the marketers expect Govt to print dollars for them to import? don't worry many filling stations will soon close down as we have too many sef since subsidy payments in the past made many who have nothing to do with oil and gas started opening filling stations all over the place. By the time they close down due to low patronage, demand for dollar will go down Nigeria always defy simple economics in most matters but the marketers can't defy this one lai lai. Their yansh don open, dollar ko, naira ni |
| Re: Buhari Rejects Marketers’ Call On Petrol Price Hike – Daily Trust/Reuters by idupaul: 11:44am On Sep 15, 2016 |
Goke7:Then let's brace up for another gruelling fuel scarcity. .I advise the govt fully deregulates now and allow market forces determine the price of fuel at the pump |
| Re: Buhari Rejects Marketers’ Call On Petrol Price Hike – Daily Trust/Reuters by Goke7: 11:54am On Sep 15, 2016 |
idupaul:There will never be fuel scarcity, far from it. we have been hearing about fuel scarcity for over two months now and it never happened. You know why? Fuel marketers need to work for their money now as there will never be fuel subsidy payments again to make up for the time they close shop as it was in the past. Reason NUPENG and PENGASSAN never join NLC in their yeye strike earlier in the year. With deregulation, there can never be scarcity, have you heard of diesel scarcity before? that is how petrol is now. Even if petrol price is increased to say N150 or more, it will come down to 145 again, that is how deregulation works, I saw a a filling station selling diesel at 175 per litre last week and I had a good laugh. cooking gas went up to 4,000 and over before it came down 3500, 3600, that is how it works. Petrol scarcity is gone as long as there is no subsidy payment. Man must wack including the marketers |
| Re: Buhari Rejects Marketers’ Call On Petrol Price Hike – Daily Trust/Reuters by idupaul: 12:00pm On Sep 15, 2016 |
Goke7:That's why the price ceiling must be removed so we can have a totally deregulated pricing structure ..I think we are saying the same thing sha |
| Re: Buhari Rejects Marketers’ Call On Petrol Price Hike – Daily Trust/Reuters by Goke7: 12:11pm On Sep 15, 2016 |
idupaul:The price ceiling was fixed to check the excesses of the marketers[fuel being an essential commodity] otherwise there will be need for no govt in the first place but like i said earlier the govt did not force them to sell below 145 either. truth is if I were even PMB i will allow them increase cos the price will fall back again to 145 and less but then PMB knows that there are those who want to make cheap political points from the purported increase despite the true economic indices. Bottom line is that the marketers wants subsidy payments back hence the blackmail using forex as a cheap excuse which is not valid at all and many Nigerians knows this. |
| Re: Buhari Rejects Marketers’ Call On Petrol Price Hike – Daily Trust/Reuters by aisammy4: 12:26pm On Sep 15, 2016 |
omoodeogere:I FULLY SUPPORT THIS POST. INFACT, I LOVE THIS POST! THANK YOU! THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THAT SINCERITY!! THANK YOU |
| Re: Buhari Rejects Marketers’ Call On Petrol Price Hike – Daily Trust/Reuters by winnah(f): 12:42pm On Sep 15, 2016 |
omoodeogere:This man mean well to this country take it or leave it. America is great today is not because of the government but the citizen. And the majority of job created in America is not done by the government but the citizen. Oil boom Is nigeria's problem. Let the change that we're expecting to see begins with us. |
| Re: Buhari Rejects Marketers’ Call On Petrol Price Hike – Daily Trust/Reuters by drss2(m): 1:45pm On Sep 15, 2016 |
lrguru: |
| Re: Buhari Rejects Marketers’ Call On Petrol Price Hike – Daily Trust/Reuters by Bigboss111(m): 4:41pm On Sep 15, 2016 |
That means fuel price will soon rise. May God help Nigerian masses. |
| Re: Buhari Rejects Marketers’ Call On Petrol Price Hike – Daily Trust/Reuters by Nobody: 5:06pm On Sep 15, 2016 |
FunkyMetahuman:senior man u go school ure head correct. It's just a matter of time and as usual Nigerians will threaten fire and brimstone over the increment and as usual Nigerians will accept it and life will go on as usual. |
| Re: Buhari Rejects Marketers’ Call On Petrol Price Hike – Daily Trust/Reuters by xerxes456(m): 10:14pm On Sep 15, 2016 |
omoodeogere:HIT... |
| Re: Buhari Rejects Marketers’ Call On Petrol Price Hike – Daily Trust/Reuters by obainosis4real: 11:25am On Sep 16, 2016 |
Well! D marketers he used 2 inflate petrol price during his election are all against him now...nemesis, nemesis! |
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