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lazypenguin2000:
Well, here iis what the BuBU was really tryiing to sy

1.Saudi Arabia produces 11 million barrels of crude per day, Nigeria produces less than 2 mmillion a day
2.Saudi Arabia has 34 million people, Nigeria has 200million peple
3.As a result...this is important...Saudi Arabia earns far more money from oil than does Nigeria, and as such has fewer people to spend it on.
4.Thus the amount oof money Saudi Arabia has to spend on subsidising fuell is far more than what Nigeria has
5.Also, it costs far less to produce oll in Saudi than it des in nIGERIA.Saudi oil is mostly in the desert, Nigerian oil is in highly populated mangrove, and 60% is offshore...which increases costs for a variety oof reasons
6.Subsequently, the price that we need crude oil at to have enough money for our needs? It is $139 per barrel. Saudi needs oil at $80 per barrel
7.We don't have the money with oil below $75 per barrel since 2014 tosubsidse fuel...and as a result NIGERIA has been taking loans to help pay for susidising fuel. Our refinereis are in a baad state because price controls prevent the from being profitable enough to run effectively
8.So, as much as i hate to sy this, and as much as i don't like apc OR PDP, Buhari is right. We cllaim he should not be comparing us to Saudi, yet we want to buy oil at prices cheaper at Saudi without the income the Saudis have availablle to subsidise fuell
9.And the TUC and even Buhari are partly to blame. 9 years ago, they joined hands to stop GEJ from partaly remving subsides , and since then we have wasted 5 -6 trillion naira on subsidy paayments. AND BORROWED to help pay for more suubsides.
10.At least Bhari has kinda seen the light(He has to scrap PPRA, and allow marketers control the price bfore i start taking him serious).TUC seems to think that we can somehow import fuel above 200 naira per liter and sell it at N40 per liter wiithoout it having an end efect on our economy, or without peoople smuggling fuell to Chad to sell at 346 per liter, or Niger to sell at the same price...and make a profit.
11. OIL SUBSIDY MUST GO. Since 1993, when Baroness Chalker came to speak the truth, and we called her an imf agent.

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There is no money but there is just enough for them to loot and stash away in foreign lands? Please don't allow them to fool you. Ask yourself how come we built 4 refineries when our income from oil was small but when our income became astronomical we have not added a single extra refinery? Why where the refineries deliberately grounded and left to rot despite the billions spent on maintaining them? Do you know how much NNPC is generating?
Please don't allow these devils we have as leaders deceive you. No government in Nigeria has ever had the interest of people at heart. They are only good at pilfering and making laws that justify their criminality.

sevenhundred:
when he was not in power pmb told us that there is nothing like subsidies, and if we buy fuel more than sixty naira the govt is exploiting the mass, therefore he should blame himself!!!!

what we ordered versus what we got

bhella10:
Whoever wrote that speech should be demoted. Such a warped comparison. Nigeria and Saudi should never be mentioned in the same breath. I totally agree with TUC on this one. Buhari goofed big time. The problem this country has right from when democracy started is who we voted for and not really the party.

atleast your stupid president should have gone tru what he was given to read.....instead reverse was the case

The president is dumb! Why stop the comparison at fuel alone? Why not continue the comparison to cover other things like salary?

Why you no pay Saudi minimum wage in Nigeria?

How often does the crown prince of Saudi Arabia travel to the UK to treat ear infections?

How much is the cost of education compared to the salary of workers there?

Do they rely on generators to run businesses as we do here? Abi he thinks it’s NEPA artisans rely on?

You’re a selfish, shameless, wicked old man buhari! How can this be ur message of hope to Nigerians?

The biggest scam we have presently now is Nigeria labour Congress,
Beginning from the then administration of comrade Adams O.
The present labour leader is a strong APC and Buhari supporter , so leading protest against this government is like fighting his own self,
That is why labour will continue to have meetings upon meetings without result.
There is no opposition , every body is afraid, aluta continua

The comparison is just a clear way to show how illiterates reason.. Very stupid comparison. Have you compared infrastructural development, value for live, education, security, economy, human capital development, power/electricity supply, health care etc? Very stupid way of reasoning just to justify nonsense.. Shame on you.

Very very ridiculous and insensitive.

Haymaykar:
Foolhari is a dictator and all he wants to do is to turn Nigeria into a Muslim state.. which I believe that will never happen by the Grace of God..

niggaa

how is this shit related to religious matter?

Bernice4ozodo:
atleast your stupid president should have gone tru what he was given to read.....instead reverse was the case

"Your" he's not not your president?

Buhari is corruption defender in disguise...His reason for comparison was absurdity in the pool of corrupted seat..

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Baba slow!
The same man said Nigeria's experience in the civil war would help them defeat boko haram.
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That man brain expired in the 70's.

I wonder which world the man is living in, this man is not just in tune with modern ideas, he belong way in the past

If any body mention APC again..na curse upon his or her generation.. They lack vision..always blaming and blaming past govt, yet they are worse..they borrow and now they are in mess..comparing Saudi Arabia to Nigeria.. Hahahahahah...they pay citizens money monthly..

Racoon:
Just as the government was also stupid in contesting the UK visa ban by comparing Nigeria's worst level of development to that of Britain.This is what happens when you truly have an incredibly stupid and grossly irresponsible or incompetent fella as the president of a nation.

As in ehn!!

Both TUC and the president get it wrong. The cost of production determines the price. Not salary, not standard of living or cost of living. But the subsidy money should be invested in productive sector of economy and should be monitored by trade unions. That’s where their agitation should be directed.

HenryThegreat1:
https://punchng.com/petrol-comparing-nigeria-with-saudi-arabia-ridiculous-tuc-tells-buhari/

in fact our president is still sleeping , he need to wake up from dream and face reality of life ,not comparison and called black white, given lame excuses will not progress this country than face the fact and doing right things than looting in the name of provide infrastructures which at the end another stories will come to hide under,
no constant electricity , no good roads, no jobs, etc.
Nigeria leaders should buckle up and please do right things, we Nigeria are tired of lame excuses and tales by moon light stories tells every time .

Dimwit of a president.

Even if he did not write it himself, can't he use his head?

His IQ must be in the negative.

9ty4our:
The comparison is just a clear way to show how illiterates reason.. Very stupid comparison. Have you compared infrastructural development, value for live, education, security, economy, human capital development, power/electricity supply, health care etc? Very stupid way of reasoning just to justify nonsense.. Shame on you.

Excellent post Sir. U nailed it!
In a sane world, he would be nothing more than a village chief.
Its really embarrassing to call him Nigeria's president.

Dear supporter,
Do you know that both countries are members of a cartel called OPEC? Your analogy lacks credence. You are worse than the president. With the figures generated daily, you deserve a better life, even if you have a good one, which I doubt. Can you imagine yourself defending a nation having crude oil with no functional refinery? Not even one? My friend, go back to school and learn well.

lazypenguin2000:
Well, here iis what the BuBU was really tryiing to sy

1.Saudi Arabia produces 11 million barrels of crude per day, Nigeria produces less than 2 mmillion a day
2.Saudi Arabia has 34 million people, Nigeria has 200million peple
3.As a result...this is important...Saudi Arabia earns far more money from oil than does Nigeria, and as such has fewer people to spend it on.
4.Thus the amount oof money Saudi Arabia has to spend on subsidising fuell is far more than what Nigeria has
5.Also, it costs far less to produce oll in Saudi than it des in nIGERIA.Saudi oil is mostly in the desert, Nigerian oil is in highly populated mangrove, and 60% is offshore...which increases costs for a variety oof reasons
6.Subsequently, the price that we need crude oil at to have enough money for our needs? It is $139 per barrel. Saudi needs oil at $80 per barrel
7.We don't have the money with oil below $75 per barrel since 2014 tosubsidse fuel...and as a result NIGERIA has been taking loans to help pay for susidising fuel. Our refinereis are in a baad state because price controls prevent the from being profitable enough to run effectively
8.So, as much as i hate to sy this, and as much as i don't like apc OR PDP, Buhari is right. We cllaim he should not be comparing us to Saudi, yet we want to buy oil at prices cheaper at Saudi without the income the Saudis have availablle to subsidise fuell
9.And the TUC and even Buhari are partly to blame. 9 years ago, they joined hands to stop GEJ from partaly remving subsides , and since then we have wasted 5 -6 trillion naira on subsidy paayments. AND BORROWED to help pay for more suubsides.
10.At least Bhari has kinda seen the light(He has to scrap PPRA, and allow marketers control the price bfore i start taking him serious).TUC seems to think that we can somehow import fuel above 200 naira per liter and sell it at N40 per liter wiithoout it having an end efect on our economy, or without peoople smuggling fuell to Chad to sell at 346 per liter, or Niger to sell at the same price...and make a profit.
11. OIL SUBSIDY MUST GO. Since 1993, when Baroness Chalker came to speak the truth, and we called her an imf agent.

lazypenguin2000:
Well, here iis what the BuBU was really tryiing to sy

1.Saudi Arabia produces 11 million barrels of crude per day, Nigeria produces less than 2 mmillion a day
2.Saudi Arabia has 34 million people, Nigeria has 200million peple
3.As a result...this is important...Saudi Arabia earns far more money from oil than does Nigeria, and as such has fewer people to spend it on.
4.Thus the amount oof money Saudi Arabia has to spend on subsidising fuell is far more than what Nigeria has
5.Also, it costs far less to produce oll in Saudi than it des in nIGERIA.Saudi oil is mostly in the desert, Nigerian oil is in highly populated mangrove, and 60% is offshore...which increases costs for a variety oof reasons
6.Subsequently, the price that we need crude oil at to have enough money for our needs? It is $139 per barrel. Saudi needs oil at $80 per barrel
7.We don't have the money with oil below $75 per barrel since 2014 tosubsidse fuel...and as a result NIGERIA has been taking loans to help pay for susidising fuel. Our refinereis are in a baad state because price controls prevent the from being profitable enough to run effectively
8.So, as much as i hate to sy this, and as much as i don't like apc OR PDP, Buhari is right. We cllaim he should not be comparing us to Saudi, yet we want to buy oil at prices cheaper at Saudi without the income the Saudis have availablle to subsidise fuell
9.And the TUC and even Buhari are partly to blame. 9 years ago, they joined hands to stop GEJ from partaly remving subsides , and since then we have wasted 5 -6 trillion naira on subsidy paayments. AND BORROWED to help pay for more suubsides.
10.At least Bhari has kinda seen the light(He has to scrap PPRA, and allow marketers control the price bfore i start taking him serious).TUC seems to think that we can somehow import fuel above 200 naira per liter and sell it at N40 per liter wiithoout it having an end efect on our economy, or without peoople smuggling fuell to Chad to sell at 346 per liter, or Niger to sell at the same price...and make a profit.
11. OIL SUBSIDY MUST GO. Since 1993, when Baroness Chalker came to speak the truth, and we called her an imf agent.

Zombie ll always think he/she is wise. Since u re justifying what bubu said, with our small amount money earned as revenue from crude oil, what is the cost of governance in Nigeria as compared to Saudi Arabia? How of our refineries are working in Nigeria? A member in nass earn a minimum of 9m per month, we have 469 members out 200m Nigerians, do d maths.

bhella10:
"Your" he's not not your president?

TUC and NLC have failed Nigerians, so they should go and keep quiet.

lazypenguin2000:
Well, here iis what the BuBU was really tryiing to sy

1.Saudi Arabia produces 11 million barrels of crude per day, Nigeria produces less than 2 mmillion a day
2.Saudi Arabia has 34 million people, Nigeria has 200million peple
3.As a result...this is important...Saudi Arabia earns far more money from oil than does Nigeria, and as such has fewer people to spend it on.
4.Thus the amount oof money Saudi Arabia has to spend on subsidising fuell is far more than what Nigeria has
5.Also, it costs far less to produce oll in Saudi than it des in nIGERIA.Saudi oil is mostly in the desert, Nigerian oil is in highly populated mangrove, and 60% is offshore...which increases costs for a variety oof reasons
6.Subsequently, the price that we need crude oil at to have enough money for our needs? It is $139 per barrel. Saudi needs oil at $80 per barrel
7.We don't have the money with oil below $75 per barrel since 2014 tosubsidse fuel...and as a result NIGERIA has been taking loans to help pay for susidising fuel. Our refinereis are in a baad state because price controls prevent the from being profitable enough to run effectively
8.So, as much as i hate to sy this, and as much as i don't like apc OR PDP, Buhari is right. We cllaim he should not be comparing us to Saudi, yet we want to buy oil at prices cheaper at Saudi without the income the Saudis have availablle to subsidise fuell
9.And the TUC and even Buhari are partly to blame. 9 years ago, they joined hands to stop GEJ from partaly remving subsides , and since then we have wasted 5 -6 trillion naira on subsidy paayments. AND BORROWED to help pay for more suubsides.
10.At least Bhari has kinda seen the light(He has to scrap PPRA, and allow marketers control the price bfore i start taking him serious).TUC seems to think that we can somehow import fuel above 200 naira per liter and sell it at N40 per liter wiithoout it having an end efect on our economy, or without peoople smuggling fuell to Chad to sell at 346 per liter, or Niger to sell at the same price...and make a profit.
11. OIL SUBSIDY MUST GO. Since 1993, when Baroness Chalker came to speak the truth, and we called her an imf agent.

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Chai Buhari just insulted our beloved country... How much is their minimum wage of those country? The rate of killing in Nigeria, what of education? The oil nko?

Dear sir,
Please ask him that question again. "Why are we importing fuel.
Does a wife of a yam farmer complain that fried yam is expensive and she has to go to a market and buy at the market price.
Please this crude oil that we have , is it not in our ground? Even then is that the only national wealth we have?. Why are the refineries not refining crude oil into Pms, diesel, kerosene, bitumen, aphsalt, nitrogen fertilizer, and gas and other minor by-products. Is refinery technology a new thing that it's so difficult to achieve?
Do we need to carry crude oil to another country to refine and then buy at international price?
So a yam farmer who has aboundant yam will harvest lots of yam from his farm and (he knows his household eats yam regularly) sell all and then use part of the money to buy yam from another yam seller in the market? Is that the normal thinking?
If we set up a refinery that produces 65M bpd -PMS (dangote) and geologist tell us that the next 50 years for example our oil reserve can match that.
Are we going to cost international price to calculate what we need or a we going to cost the factors of production, consider how much we consume in Nigeria (about 40 M bpd-PMS daily multiply it per day and then per.year consider the revenue generated and see in which year they break-even and use that to know ur price u can sell per litre and then project ur profit outlook or u will just condiser international price?; With the extra 25M bpd I can even sell to neighboring countries?
What of other national resources? Are they not in existence? Don't we have agriculture, iron ore, steel ore, gold, limestone, etc.
Don't we have the waterways.
Please the speech is for a man who blindfolded his eyes in order to remain perpetually blinded.
It's is meant for the illiterates not the sound educated.

nams77:
Why do we still import fuel

lazypenguin2000:
Well, here iis what the BuBU was really tryiing to sy

1.Saudi Arabia produces 11 million barrels of crude per day, Nigeria produces less than 2 mmillion a day
2.Saudi Arabia has 34 million people, Nigeria has 200million peple
3.As a result...this is important...Saudi Arabia earns far more money from oil than does Nigeria, and as such has fewer people to spend it on.
4.Thus the amount oof money Saudi Arabia has to spend on subsidising fuell is far more than what Nigeria has
5.Also, it costs far less to produce oll in Saudi than it des in nIGERIA.Saudi oil is mostly in the desert, Nigerian oil is in highly populated mangrove, and 60% is offshore...which increases costs for a variety oof reasons
6.Subsequently, the price that we need crude oil at to have enough money for our needs? It is $139 per barrel. Saudi needs oil at $80 per barrel
7.We don't have the money with oil below $75 per barrel since 2014 tosubsidse fuel...and as a result NIGERIA has been taking loans to help pay for susidising fuel. Our refinereis are in a baad state because price controls prevent the from being profitable enough to run effectively
8.So, as much as i hate to sy this, and as much as i don't like apc OR PDP, Buhari is right. We cllaim he should not be comparing us to Saudi, yet we want to buy oil at prices cheaper at Saudi without the income the Saudis have availablle to subsidise fuell
9.And the TUC and even Buhari are partly to blame. 9 years ago, they joined hands to stop GEJ from partaly remving subsides , and since then we have wasted 5 -6 trillion naira on subsidy paayments. AND BORROWED to help pay for more suubsides.
10.At least Bhari has kinda seen the light(He has to scrap PPRA, and allow marketers control the price bfore i start taking him serious).TUC seems to think that we can somehow import fuel above 200 naira per liter and sell it at N40 per liter wiithoout it having an end efect on our economy, or without peoople smuggling fuell to Chad to sell at 346 per liter, or Niger to sell at the same price...and make a profit.
11. OIL SUBSIDY MUST GO. Since 1993, when Baroness Chalker came to speak the truth, and we called her an imf agent.

So,whose responsibility it's to fix n maintain our refineries?Is it de TUC or de Fed government? 'Importing fuel at #200 n expected it to be sold at #40' statement that you made is uncalled for.What concern TUC or de poor masses with the fuel importation? Is it not FG n her cronies that are bend on perpetrating such fraud n benefiting from it? So why should de poor masses be punished tro abitarary increase in the pump price for the offence committed by the elites? Another unnecessary assertion u made is de call for scraping off of PPRA to allow marketers fix the fuel price by themselves.Let me also ask you,if that happens, will u also call for de scraping off of National Salary and Wage commission to allow workers fix their own minimum wage?
The summary is that,FG has no morale right whatsoever to compare us with Saudis! We are not on de same page abeg!

lazypenguin2000:
Well, here iis what the BuBU was really tryiing to sy

1.Saudi Arabia produces 11 million barrels of crude per day, Nigeria produces less than 2 mmillion a day
2.Saudi Arabia has 34 million people, Nigeria has 200million peple
3.As a result...this is important...Saudi Arabia earns far more money from oil than does Nigeria, and as such has fewer people to spend it on.
4.Thus the amount oof money Saudi Arabia has to spend on subsidising fuell is far more than what Nigeria has
5.Also, it costs far less to produce oll in Saudi than it des in nIGERIA.Saudi oil is mostly in the desert, Nigerian oil is in highly populated mangrove, and 60% is offshore...which increases costs for a variety oof reasons
6.Subsequently, the price that we need crude oil at to have enough money for our needs? It is $139 per barrel. Saudi needs oil at $80 per barrel
7.We don't have the money with oil below $75 per barrel since 2014 tosubsidse fuel...and as a result NIGERIA has been taking loans to help pay for susidising fuel. Our refinereis are in a baad state because price controls prevent the from being profitable enough to run effectively
8.So, as much as i hate to sy this, and as much as i don't like apc OR PDP, Buhari is right. We cllaim he should not be comparing us to Saudi, yet we want to buy oil at prices cheaper at Saudi without the income the Saudis have availablle to subsidise fuell
9.And the TUC and even Buhari are partly to blame. 9 years ago, they joined hands to stop GEJ from partaly remving subsides , and since then we have wasted 5 -6 trillion naira on subsidy paayments. AND BORROWED to help pay for more suubsides.
10.At least Bhari has kinda seen the light(He has to scrap PPRA, and allow marketers control the price bfore i start taking him serious).TUC seems to think that we can somehow import fuel above 200 naira per liter and sell it at N40 per liter wiithoout it having an end efect on our economy, or without peoople smuggling fuell to Chad to sell at 346 per liter, or Niger to sell at the same price...and make a profit.
11. OIL SUBSIDY MUST GO. Since 1993, when Baroness Chalker came to speak the truth, and we called her an imf agent.

Leave all this long story, just tell your politicians to stop looting the countries money in billions of dollars yearly and everything will be alright even with the price of pms at 45naira/litre..

All Nigeria needs is good patriotic leaders, and every other thing will fall into place..

We don't have money, still trillions are stolen into private pockets on a yearly basis..

Nigeria has a yearly budget of over 5trillion naira, yet less than 30billion naira worth of amenities and infrastructural development is executed every year, the rest flows into private pockets..

Do a transparent audit of NNPC, NDDC, CUSTOMS, IMMIGRATION, POLICE, FIRS, PENSION'S board etc, then you will know why Nigeria has no reason to suffer, you will realize our problem is not low oil price but lowlife leaders in the helms of affairs in this country..

Even if Nigeria is given all the money in Saudi, it will vanish in less than a week and there will still be nothing on ground to show for it..

They can compare oil price in Nigeria to Saudi, but they can't compare standard of living in Nigeria to Saudi ... useless leaders.

Racoon:
Just as the government was also stupid in contesting the UK visa ban by comparing Nigeria's worst level of development to that of Britain . [s] This is what happens when you truly have an incredibly stupid and grossly irresponsible or incompetent fella as the president of a nation. [/s]

I'm not sure you actually made sense to me and by extension, a lot of people. Sorry

HenryThegreat1:
https://punchng.com/petrol-comparing-nigeria-with-saudi-arabia-ridiculous-tuc-tells-buhari/

This shows the extent of lunacy in his cabinet, who composed and typeset the trash he spewed there!

lazypenguin2000:
[s] Well, here iis what the BuBU was really tryiing to sy

1.Saudi Arabia produces 11 million barrels of crude per day, Nigeria produces less than 2 mmillion a day
2.Saudi Arabia has 34 million people, Nigeria has 200million peple
3.As a result...this is important...Saudi Arabia earns far more money from oil than does Nigeria, and as such has fewer people to spend it on.
4.Thus the amount oof money Saudi Arabia has to spend on subsidising fuell is far more than what Nigeria has
5.Also, it costs far less to produce oll in Saudi than it des in nIGERIA.Saudi oil is mostly in the desert, Nigerian oil is in highly populated mangrove, and 60% is offshore...which increases costs for a variety oof reasons
6.Subsequently, the price that we need crude oil at to have enough money for our needs? It is $139 per barrel. Saudi needs oil at $80 per barrel
7.We don't have the money with oil below $75 per barrel since 2014 tosubsidse fuel...and as a result NIGERIA has been taking loans to help pay for susidising fuel. Our refinereis are in a baad state because price controls prevent the from being profitable enough to run effectively
8.So, as much as i hate to sy this, and as much as i don't like apc OR PDP, Buhari is right. We cllaim he should not be comparing us to Saudi, yet we want to buy oil at prices cheaper at Saudi without the income the Saudis have availablle to subsidise fuell
9.And the TUC and even Buhari are partly to blame. 9 years ago, they joined hands to stop GEJ from partaly remving subsides , and since then we have wasted 5 -6 trillion naira on subsidy paayments. AND BORROWED to help pay for more suubsides.
10.At least Bhari has kinda seen the light(He has to scrap PPRA, and allow marketers control the price bfore i start taking him serious).TUC seems to think that we can somehow import fuel above 200 naira per liter and sell it at N40 per liter wiithoout it having an end efect on our economy, or without peoople smuggling fuell to Chad to sell at 346 per liter, or Niger to sell at the same price...and make a profit.
11. OIL SUBSIDY MUST GO. Since 1993, when Baroness Chalker came to speak the truth, and we called her an imf agent. [/s]

Let's kill corruption, like say, by sentencing looters to death. We have enough natural resources for our human population of 200 million. We don't need to have the kind of oil that Saudi Arabia has and 200 million population is not 1 billion. Our problem is not lack of enough resources or too much population, our problem is corruption and lack of patriotism. You've seen how individual politicians and civil servants are stealing billions of naira year in year out!

lazypenguin2000:
Well, here iis what the BuBU was really tryiing to sy

1.Saudi Arabia produces 11 million barrels of crude per day, Nigeria produces less than 2 mmillion a day
2.Saudi Arabia has 34 million people, Nigeria has 200million peple
3.As a result...this is important...Saudi Arabia earns far more money from oil than does Nigeria, and as such has fewer people to spend it on.
4.Thus the amount oof money Saudi Arabia has to spend on subsidising fuell is far more than what Nigeria has
5.Also, it costs far less to produce oll in Saudi than it des in nIGERIA.Saudi oil is mostly in the desert, Nigerian oil is in highly populated mangrove, and 60% is offshore...which increases costs for a variety oof reasons
6.Subsequently, the price that we need crude oil at to have enough money for our needs? It is $139 per barrel. Saudi needs oil at $80 per barrel
7.We don't have the money with oil below $75 per barrel since 2014 tosubsidse fuel...and as a result NIGERIA has been taking loans to help pay for susidising fuel. Our refinereis are in a baad state because price controls prevent the from being profitable enough to run effectively
8.So, as much as i hate to sy this, and as much as i don't like apc OR PDP, Buhari is right. We cllaim he should not be comparing us to Saudi, yet we want to buy oil at prices cheaper at Saudi without the income the Saudis have availablle to subsidise fuell
9.And the TUC and even Buhari are partly to blame. 9 years ago, they joined hands to stop GEJ from partaly remving subsides , and since then we have wasted 5 -6 trillion naira on subsidy paayments. AND BORROWED to help pay for more suubsides.
10.At least Bhari has kinda seen the light(He has to scrap PPRA, and allow marketers control the price bfore i start taking him serious).TUC seems to think that we can somehow import fuel above 200 naira per liter and sell it at N40 per liter wiithoout it having an end efect on our economy, or without peoople smuggling fuell to Chad to sell at 346 per liter, or Niger to sell at the same price...and make a profit.
11. OIL SUBSIDY MUST GO. Since 1993, when Baroness Chalker came to speak the truth, and we called her an imf agent.

You are spotted. Welcome.