Sports › Re: Zlatan Considers Himself Equal To Ronaldo & Messi As The Best In The World by rex21: 2:49pm On Sep 11, 2021 |
adioolayi: Which one is the King of the Jungle A Lion or A Tiger
Don't get confused King of the jungle in books or in real life ?? Tiger pass lion in the jungle o |
Sports › Re: Zlatan Considers Himself Equal To Ronaldo & Messi As The Best In The World by rex21: 12:53pm On Sep 11, 2021 |
Seniorwriter: Zlatan is great player.
Most soccer player are good or great.
Howbeit
LIONEL MESSI is a SOCCER LION!
& CRISTIANO RONALDO is a SOCCER TIGER!
@SENIORWRITER With your analysis,cr7 is much better than lionel messi ?? Thats good to know |
Business › Re: Why I Dumped Trading For Manufacturing - Dangote by rex21: 11:32am On Sep 11, 2021 |
Modrov: Not if the marketers themselves are allowed to sell the fuel at a price above the landing cost...enough to recoup their money, and cover the cost of transporting the fuel from refinery to station..
Let's see how it works...if Dangote is allowed to sell fuel at N256 per liter (recent landing price)...the marekters have to be allowed to sell it at any price between N300-400 per liter...to cover
1.Transport costs 2.Recoup their investments 3.Pay staff salaries and so on 4. Be able to still pay Dangote if the cost of refining one liter of petrol goes up.....because production costs are not static. 5.Pay for repairs, maintenance 6.Have enough profit left over.(because business people go into business to make money).
If the marketers are forced to, under this current subsidy regime...to sell fuel at N162 naira per liter...and government can only afford to pay them N40 per liter of fuel sold.(and that won't be possible because revenues from oil are at an all time low)..they would earn N202 naira per liter...meaning they would be running at a loss, and won't be able to pay Dangote for the fuel that he refines at N256 per liter.
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1.Have to leave now...other things to do. 2.We wait for Dangote to tell us how much it would cost to refine one liter of fuel from his refinery...but based on experience, it won't be below N200 per liter IMO. I'd love to continue this conversation, but truthfully my brother, you are making zero sense from all you have been saying. It is either you do not understand that most of my questions required a simple yes/no answer or na me no sabi ask questions. Please relax now and in your spare time, read my questions again. Thank you |
Business › Re: Why I Dumped Trading For Manufacturing - Dangote by rex21: 11:08am On Sep 11, 2021 |
Modrov: Because Nigerians love subsidy so much they won't agree to him selling above his production price.
They would want him to sell to marketers at N200 per liter, while the marekters sell to them at N87 per liter...and government pays marketers a subsidy that won't adequately cover their losses, meaning that the marketers won't make enough of a profit to BUY FROM dangote...meaning dangote runs at a loss.
(Dangote would sell above 200 naira per liter because he has loans to pay and also, as I said earlier, has to pay his refinery workers out of any profit it earns.) . If Dangote produces and sells at the same price petrol lands in Nigeria and subsidy is in place, will he run at a loss ?? |
Business › Re: Why I Dumped Trading For Manufacturing - Dangote by rex21: 10:57am On Sep 11, 2021 |
Modrov: Their prices are not low.
If not, it won't cost us N256 per liter to import one liter of fuel from them ! (Plus some of the crude they use in refining comes from here).
Government makes NNPC buy at N256 or higher and sell at N162 AND pays NNPC a subsidy to cover the loss...which is how it works. Aje! You just dey make me laugh with all these your replies. Abeg, dont be offended with my many questions. Now, back to my initial question. How will Dangote refinery make losses if subsidy still prevails ?? |
Business › Re: Why I Dumped Trading For Manufacturing - Dangote by rex21: 10:46am On Sep 11, 2021 |
Modrov: Yes, but he won't be able to produce it as low as Nigerians want it either.
I don't expect petrol from Dangote refinery to be sold at less than N200. Niger, that has a refinery which even exports ...sells fuel above N350 at their petrol stations.
The fact is, if we want Dangote refinery to be profitable, we have to let everyone involved in petrol...from the man himself, to the transporters, and the marketers make enough of a profit to regain their money, and have enough left over to make improvements. So, what is/are the possible models these refineries we import from use that makes their production prices low ?? |
Business › Re: Why I Dumped Trading For Manufacturing - Dangote by rex21: 10:34am On Sep 11, 2021 |
Modrov: Simple....
Subsidy is what the government pays as the difference between the production cost and the price set by government
For example, right now, it costs N256 per liter of fuel to bring in one liter of fuel into Nigeria. We sell that fuel at N162. Subsidy is the money paid to cover the losses. And the fact is, the cost of that liter of fuel keeps going up.
If Dangote refines fuel at home....it won't cost less than N200....because he has to pay his loans off, plus, he has to pay workers salaries at par with NNPC salaries...or else.He also has to earn enough profits.
But Nigerians want fuel at N40 or N87 per liter....and I doubt government can set prices that low and pay enough subsidy to cover Dangote loss...not with oil prices that low.
That's why NNPC's refineries all failed...the price of fuel was sold below what it cost to refine fuel from those same refineries. And the subsidy payments to NNPC were not sufficent enough to pay for the repairs, upgrades, etc of those refineries....which is why they stopped doing TAM from 1993 ...and why they all failed.
To sum up, subsides means that government sets a price that is too low for you to make a profit...and the subsidy they pay you cannot cover the loss made because there isn't enough profit. That's why we don't have refinereis, and we don't have good enough power supply. So, what you are saying is that Dangote cannot produce petrol at the same price as the refineries where we are presently importing from ?? |
Business › Re: Why I Dumped Trading For Manufacturing - Dangote by rex21: 9:27am On Sep 11, 2021 |
Modrov: So why can't other rich men do the same...and please don't tell me 'government'...because I am tired of that excuse.
Most Nigerian businessmen and women prefer to import stuff, and sell and run off. Many family owned businesses that were like Dangote before failed because the family members came and ran off with the money as soon as the founder died. (If you notice, Dangote isn't allowing his kids run things yet)
As for petrol....Dangote is able to build refinery because for now he has the money to take the risk. If we want more refineries, we have to remove fuel subsidy so that investors can come, build, refine, and sell fuel at a profit and recoup that profit. But you Nigerians don't want...so we run the risk of making Dangote a monopoly because we want cheap fuel...and even then, his refienry may lose money if we keep on subsidisng fuel below its production price. How will his refinery lose money due to subsidy. Pls elucidate. Thanks |
Politics › Re: Senate To Investigate Illegal Exportation Of Gold Worth $9 Billion Yearly by rex21: 9:20am On Sep 08, 2021 |
9japride: Their gold is theirs, while our oil is for everyone. That's the kind of politics they accuse Igbos of not playing. Politics of deception and oppression. Thank you. I asked someone a question here sometime ago. This kind of politics that you accuse the east of being adamant to hence their exclusion from the Nigerian political scene. What good has it brought to the nation in general ?? |
Career › Re: My Workers Are Ripping Me On Site by rex21: 9:27am On Sep 06, 2021 |
Senoiret: Half of my workers are mid range over 48-55, and constitute the set of people who like to cheat me , I've been extremely nice to my workers in such a way you'll always love to work with me, I pay them promptly , sometimes cook for them and made sure they see enough gain when buying materials aside from their workmanship fee....
There's this carpenter that has been working for me over 2 weeks, he seemed cool at first and sweet coated whenever he dishes me daily report about his work and how well coordinated he works, I decided to give him a trial in the first place but the first work he did was so unsatisfactory he got me angry , someone over 40 years older than me, I gave him money to get nails for me which he never bought for the work , when I requested for the pack of nails he bought he gave me unreasonable excuses... And he was someone who was literally begging to get the job misbehaving to me....
as if that's not enough, I caught my bricklayer with a vehicle to the site loading over 4 bags of cement into the little van they brought, I wish I could record the shock all over his face and the way he was stammering .. And decent guy who I thought was reasonable enough to handle things for me, I sacked the motherfucker, the new one I employed is even worse, he thinks I'm a small buy kus I'm 22 and maybe he's feeling Intimidated by the portfolio of work I'm handling....
so many instances I can't even mention, after showing them love and care, allowing them to eat even when you are paying them well, they'll go at any length to rip you off...
please always open your eyes ooo, most of these worker's but not all are fond of acting crazy and take people they work for granted on site, they feel they are always smarter than. everyone else in the room and know how to cheat their way around you.... we have to do better and more as human, greed is unnecessary a d won't define breakthrough .moment for anybody...
 Never ever ever be overly nice to workers, they will certainly take you for granted. never give them more than their fill or less than their share create a firm balance |
Family › Re: Christian Oluchukwu Nwodia Missing Person: Please Have You Seen This Guy? by rex21: 6:32am On Sep 06, 2021 |
emmanuelbrown26: Don't be surprise that nwamadi is on his way to one country bcs the person I'm seen looks more like a real hustler that's ready to survive House we are in need of 25kobo We buy 1 piece of it 6500 Are you serious Are you a coin collector |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Heavy Gunfire At Guinea Presidential Palace. Military Coup Ongoing (Video) by rex21: 1:40pm On Sep 05, 2021 |
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Foreign Affairs › Re: Heavy Gunfire At Guinea Presidential Palace. Military Coup Ongoing (Video) by rex21: 1:40pm On Sep 05, 2021 |
Ever wondered why Nigeria even in peril cannot witness another military coup ?? Well, in the coming years, nigeria will be a pace setter, other nations will learn from the 'giant' of africa |
Celebrities › Re: Bobrisky's 30th Birthday Cake (Photo, Video) by rex21: 3:20pm On Sep 01, 2021 |
gasparpisciotta: Today marks the exact day I was born.
Wednesday, September 1st. That'll make you 28 years today, right. Congratulations |
TV/Movies › Re: Fun Photos From Big Brother Naija Old-School Themed Night Party Week 5 by rex21: 11:50am On Aug 30, 2021 |
These pictures are real nice. To all those criticising the show, its like you guys are less busy or you just have free data and looking for how/where to waste it. |
Sports › Re: "The Gold Medals Are Starting To Peel Off" Said Tokyo Olympians by rex21: 7:36pm On Aug 28, 2021 |
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Romance › Re: When He Proposes With $70k Instead Of With A Ring by rex21: 7:22am On Aug 25, 2021 |
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Romance › Re: When He Proposes With $70k Instead Of With A Ring by rex21: 7:30pm On Aug 24, 2021 |
RedEnergy: C! Smart because she didn't turn down his marriage proposal and she's obviously grateful he cancelled her student loan debt, a big problem for graduates in America. She said yes to the man and agrees to marry him but a ring is still needed for marriage. She can't wrap a $70k receipt on her finger. So she's smart in my opinion. The man should play "smart" too and buy her a $1 ring for marriage tho . Wow, there are still smart people on nairaland o. One bottle of star for you bro (mortuary standard) |
Family › Re: Never Go Into A Relationship Without Being Stable In Life by rex21: 1:18pm On Aug 21, 2021 |
saphiere: Is Paul Okoye not having money? You must be sick if you think money can keep a woman. Nor mind them with this their 'money is everything' mindset |
Politics › Re: Buhari’s Wedding: Three Months Later, FFK Says Pantami Is His Friend by rex21: 8:57am On Aug 21, 2021 |
SlyDev: How have you help your own community? I ddnt expect any better reply from you. I'v come to notice that there are several people on this nairaland platform hell bent on putting a divide among the various tribes. They are always trying to create tribal problems where none exists. I'm surprised that alot of people have not noticed this trend. You are obviously one of them and your moniker has been marked. Do desist from this dastardly act |
Politics › Re: Buhari’s Wedding: Three Months Later, FFK Says Pantami Is His Friend by rex21: 7:37am On Aug 21, 2021 |
SlyDev: Politics is not about hatred. If we are fighting, it's not like killing each other, na buhari wedding bring them together. Na wetin our ibo brother no sabi be that. Other tribe in Nigerians when they are indoor laugh at their foolishness. How has this two faced behavioural pattern helped the state of the nation ?? |
Politics › Re: Muaz Magaji Celebrates Taliban’s Takeover In Afghanistan As ‘Win-Win’ by rex21: 9:33am On Aug 18, 2021 |
Forgodsgrace: Anybody with legitimate business idea that can generate at least 20k profit daily with an investment of 2m?
akintundeforgod18 at g mail dot com Have you done any business in the past or invested in any profit yielding sector ?? |
Politics › Re: Obi Salutes Gen Babangida At 80 by rex21: 8:11am On Aug 18, 2021 |
babyfaceafrica: A The people will actually think karma will equally hut them both, and in the same measure as common criminals. But will it happen like that ?? Obviously no. Their actions in office such as the people that are loyal to them will only create reactions that will either make or mare them in the future. Another thing is the God factor, if you do believe in God. |
Politics › Re: Obi Salutes Gen Babangida At 80 by rex21: 7:30am On Aug 18, 2021 |
babyfaceafrica: Can you explain this please? Let me use a basic scenario Two persons mr a and mr b are political office holders. Mr A steals 10 billion, he suffers the people under him, diverts funds for hospitals, electricity, good roads, et all to private use. His people are unhappy with him. They lay curses on him, invokes karma on him for all his atrocities. Mr A goes on to put his put people in places of authority, he makes them take some oath of allegiance to him. He has the whole police, judiciary, lawmakers at his service. Mr B steals 10 billion, he suffers the people under him, diverts funds for hospitals, electricity, good roads, et all to private use. His people are unhappy with him. They lay curses on him, invokes karma on him for all his atrocities. Mr B puts his people in elective positions (4-2 yr terms). He has some governors, senators, chairmen at his service. Now between mr A and mr B, who is most likely to be 'Karmalised' ?? |
Politics › Re: Obi Salutes Gen Babangida At 80 by rex21: 6:42am On Aug 18, 2021 |
Elzazzi: The El Mafia himself. Sometimes when I see these people I begin to doubt if Karma truly exist. Karma as we perceive and think doesn't actually exist. The law of actions and reactions is quite different from karma |
Family › Re: Why Getting Married When You Are Struggling Financially Is A Bad Decision! by rex21: 6:36am On Aug 18, 2021 |
udoji2021: Your words are strong but you are actually saying the truth. Dating a lady is very different from marriage. Anyone that is arguing about this plain fact is either ignorant or choose to mislead people purposely. We are looking primarily at the financial obligations involved. Will a matured person date a matured lady and he wont spend as though they were married ?? It is either the guy is an irresponsible 'player' or they are both teenagers. Secondarily, dating is more like 'pre-school' of marriage. If you can share your heart, feelings, bed with a lady, can't you marry her ?? This issues sha goes to show what people define as dating. Ts clear that most of us are still very young and oblivious of some small things. Youths should be weary of the simple fact that money is important though, but it can not solve everything. It is secondary. |
Family › Re: Why Getting Married When You Are Struggling Financially Is A Bad Decision! by rex21: 9:51pm On Aug 17, 2021 |
FreeIgboho: Stop acting dumb. You lost the argument. U can date a liability (for "steady shagging" or for whatever reason), just don't MARRY her. So your "if I can date her, you can marry her" is nonsense. You can date a barren woman, for example, even if you want children. Just don't carry it to marriage. Now stop arguing nonsense. What then is the essence of dating, what do you stand to gain I'm ashamed of myself to have engaged you. Seems you are more interested in winning the discussion hence the flagrant disdain to common sense you just put up. To cover, appear convincing then finally win the discussion. I wonder what loosing or wining is looking for in all this. Na secondary school debate ?? I shame for myself big time. Do savour the words i could spare you bro, this will most certainly end this whole lugubrious charade of a discuss. Do have a nice day |
Family › Re: Why Getting Married When You Are Struggling Financially Is A Bad Decision! by rex21: 9:49pm On Aug 17, 2021 |
FreeIgboho: Stop acting dumb. You lost the argument. U can date a liability (for "steady shagging" or for whatever reason), just don't MARRY her. So your "if I can date her, you can marry her" is nonsense. You can date a barren woman, for example, even if you want children. Just don't carry it to marriage. Now stop arguing nonsense. Can a mature guy of say 30yrs date a girl of say 28 with out financial obligations to her ?? Your answer if in line with your assertions will tell if the joke is on you or me . |
Family › Re: Why Getting Married When You Are Struggling Financially Is A Bad Decision! by rex21: 9:33pm On Aug 17, 2021 |
FreeIgboho: Stop acting dumb. You lost the argument. U can date a liability (for "steady shagging" or for whatever reason), just don't MARRY her. So your "if I can date her, you can marry her" is nonsense. You can date a barren woman, for example, even if you want children. Just don't carry it to marriage. Now stop arguing nonsense. What then is the essence of dating, what do you stand to gain I'm ashamed of myself to have engaged you. Seems you are more interested in winning the discussion hence the flagrant disdain to common sense you just put up. To cover, appear convincing then finally win the discussion. I wonder what loosing or wining is looking for in all this. Na secondary school debate ?? I shame for myself big time. Do savour the words i could spare you bro, this will most certainly end this whole lugubrious charade of a discuss. Do have a nice day. |
Family › Re: Why Getting Married When You Are Struggling Financially Is A Bad Decision! by rex21: 9:31pm On Aug 17, 2021 |
FreeIgboho: This thread is about money, financial stability. There are threads for those other stuff The message was obviously not for you bro. |
Family › Re: Why Getting Married When You Are Struggling Financially Is A Bad Decision! by rex21: 8:47pm On Aug 17, 2021 |
Kazim88: I won't quote again. For the record, I know at least two close associates, one was a relative that very well got married, the a grand wedding, their wives started isolating them and not up to two years and they crashed financially... These were entrepreneurs o.
How an employee that is doing well then got married, became pressured, queried then sack.
Sadly, be financially ok attract fake girls.
Also, not only marriage. Nigeria Universities also can make you discover your true gifting because the hunger Nigeria university students face is terrible.
It's simply a principle of leaving your Comfort zone. The moment you leave your comfort zone and enter a high pressure zone, you would come face to face with yourself and your fears.
Before a man get married, I would advise him not to just chase money, he should chase personal development especially mental growth. Chase personal and mental development, not just money, beautiful words. Let me add, look for a partner that can resonate at same frequency. Money is good o, but things dey wey pass money |
Family › Re: Why Getting Married When You Are Struggling Financially Is A Bad Decision! by rex21: 8:43pm On Aug 17, 2021 |
FreeIgboho: You just admitted the fallacy in your statement. You can date anyone, just don't MARRY a liability (unless u can financially shoulder the two of you). Get it now?? Case closed. QED. Na wa o, what is this one even saying sef. So there are no 'non-liabilities' that can be married ?? You are the one admitting flaws now o. I said if you can date her, you can marry her. Why will anybody be dating a liability or a stupid person ?? So that you can be collecting steady shagging bah ?? Now if you agree that one shouldn't marry a liability like i'v been implying, then what is the base of your argument. Na wa o, this discussion is rather pathetic. |