₦airaland Forum

blackboy:
ASUU is a union not individual. ASUU is doing what they need to do.

Let those teachers do what they to need to do.

PresidObi:
Nigeria is my home.

PresidObi:
Nobody is going anywhere, we will be here till whenever the markets open.

VladimirPutiin:
A clear target against Igbos. It is well known that igbos traders populate these markets.

obyrich:
Which Peter Obi was in PDP for 10 years?

obyno82:
The crux of the argument is 10years don't try to switch the narrative

nesphil:
中国摩天大楼着火

fergie001:
Oga, what language is this one?

obyno82:
He joined PDP in 2014 how is it 10years.. Try dey lie with sense

DLuciano:
you just open your mouth and ooze out bacterial in public

GamalNasser:
Wike impose new taxes on them and it's Atiku you want to blame

Kasssandra:
Yawn, I have read...and i still stand by what I wrote.

The reason why the petrol industry works in US, and UK and Europe, despite high taxes, is because the market is allowed to set prices that enable them meet their obligations to government in the form of taxes charged on them, as well as maintenance costs, salaries, worker's welfare, etc, etc. etc....et cetera...ceteris paribus, lomen ipsum (okay, I don't know latin too well, lol).

Meanhwile, your APC imposes a low price of fuel for marketers, and expects them to miraculosly meet taxes, and suchlike.....

Meanwhile, states have to charge taxes because income from the center is falling...a big reason why....subsidy induced deficit.

I hope you get it now.? If not...

Kasssandra:
Atiku is doing nada, nothing, zero....

The fact is, when you subsidze fuel...you make it difficult for petrol to be sold at a profit. At some point this would affect the petrleum sector and its workers.

Like the strike recently up North by some workers...the fact is, their transport costs have gone up, due to rising prices for diesel, and as a result, they couldun't afford the cost of transporting fuel to end user...because the bridging cost was not enough, even with the price increase...and then government too was struggling to pay them. So, they went on strike.

Atiku had nothing to do with it, nor did Obi.

When you set prices for a businessman, instead of letting them set their price, you run the risk of making them run at a loss. That leads to issues and problems. So, at the end, either they close down or they go on strike and demand their rights.

Whereas if there was no subsidy, sure fuel would be N260 or N400 or more, but the marketers pay themselves, instead of government...and government saves money.

But the APC you support won't remove it, because they don't know how to run an economy...so we now have a balloning budget deficit induced by subsidy...which can't cover costs.

Csami:
You’re a f**** troll!

PresidObi:
Then why are you mentioning him on a road project when you know he wasn't a president?

Abizz:
Truth is, we are all guilty of this one-way drive.
May we just never be caught but if caught, accept whatever comes.

PresidObi:
As a president abi?

PresidObi:
The one PDPand APCcouldn'tfix in 23 years

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