₦airaland Forum

CodeTemplar:
I supported it with the hope that Buhari will fix the system. Though he didn't fix the system the way I would have loved, he was better than his predecessor.
Atleast he avoided a lot of evil oil marketers

CodeTemplar:
Let govt build refineries and maintain them with help of technical partners. If dangote can run one efficiently then nothing stops the govt from running theirs. Even Saudi Arabia maintains oil refining assets.
If we can't catch the culprits of the current oil corruption now how will govt catch them when modular refineries owner and Dangote finally collude to regulate prices? This is Nigeria.

lilfreezy:
He wants to tell you that delta Igbo is not Igbo

But he will tell you kogi and kwara yorubas are yorubas. Foolish somebody

NaijaMutant:
Children of hate

Go and die

erico2k2:
In reality, govt should not build any refinery, they should concentrate on regulation to ease the mode of doing business in Nigeria, gov should pass an Energy bill, the one pmb vito.

lilfreezy:
He wants to tell you that delta Igbo is not Igbo

But he will tell you kogi and kwara yorubas are yorubas. Foolish somebody

BuhariAdvocate:
She is an agent of western world use against Africa countries. All her criminality activities in Africa would expose to people someday. Useless woman.

tactius:
No she isn't.

The woman had good ideas...like removing fuel subsidy, and also trying to get Nigeria off oil.

And I must tell you that on subsidy, she was supported by the now Emir of Kano...who even after GEJ left office continues to back subsidy removal.

She had good ideas for our economy...problem is, Nigerians seem to think that we should have everything for free. That's not how to run an economy.

CodeTemplar:
Oga subsidy can be done well. the same greed pushing the people in charge to collide won't stop them from forming a cabal that fraternizes and maintain high prices.

NaijaRoyalty:
Why are you so jealous of Igbo people ?

NOIConnect:
African finance ministers discuss challenges and opportunities for mobilizing more domestic resources for economic and social development at the Center for Global Development Washington DC, on the sidelines of the World Bank-IMF spring meetings.

With Masood Ahmed, Sanjeev Gupta, and Mark Plant of CGD and African finance ministers and Central Bank Governors.

https://mobile.twitter.com/NOIweala/status/1116242112876556288

cassidy1996:
dem don gather again...