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Praxis758:Really? He looks distinguished and statesmanly actually. |
[quote author= post=123684760]Innoson is building another massive plant strictly for military in Nnewi https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y1p8CnL9K_I[/quote]Nice. Nigeria to the world! |
[quote author= post=123684382]Show me the video of any of those assembly companies let compare with Innoson https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rgWYd2_VLTU[/quote]Why? ![]() I believe for now Innoson is likely the largest/most developed so I would expect their facility to be the best. That said they don't all operate in the same market. For instance, Proforce and DICON are strictly manufacturers of military vehicles. |
[quote author= post=123684274]Nord is an assembly plant Innoson manufacturing https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bxO6TLnppBY Below is Nord assembly warehouse[/quote]Nope, Nord manufacturers: https://nordmotion.com/about/ |
So we have up to 30 vehicle assemblers and manufacturers in Nigeria? I strongly doubt it. The ones I know are: Innoson - manufacturer NORD - manufacturer Proforce - manufacturer DICON - manufacturer Peugeot - assembler Tata - assembler Who are the rest? |
We know he didn't literally say Peter Obi rigged the election. But did he say magic happened to Atiku's votes? Yes, he did. He wants to pin the blame on INEC but obviously, INEC was not a candidate in the elections so any malpractice on the part of INEC staff would have been done in favour of one candidate or the other. |
Alayiwola:That's not how it works. Subsidy rebate claims are made by oil marketers. They work with NNPC insiders to present false claims but the claims are made by marketers. For further understanding: the subsidy is not based on what you buy from NNPC. It's based on how much you sell at the pump, and it is paid after sales not before. |
dyera:He never said that. He is on record as saying the opposite actually. Secondly is there any local refinery currently working? |
bentenny:Buhari did not sign an electricty Act. He signed a constitutional ammendment bill. What Tinubu has signed is the only such Act. |
Acidosis:Which other electricity Act (not bill)do you know of? |
bentenny:There's a difference. Buhari signed a constitutional ammendment to make it possible for states to regulate power. But you still need an Act to prescribe the specifics of how it will work. |
bigdammyj:Buhari ammended the Constitution to pave the way for the creation of this Act. Its like a relay race. |
Wodu89:So when Jonathan allowed the refineries to fall into disrepair, who was it supposed to benefit? |
UselessBuharist:Which one have you priced? |
lexy2014:It's all basic economics. 1. Who is the average consumer of fuel in Nigeria? By far the highest (and therefore average) consumer of fuel is the wealthy upper class that own 2-3 vehicles, run generators all day and so on. This is wastage. 2. Basic principles: higher demand leads to higher prices, higher prices leads to lower demand, lower demand leads to lower prices. In the middle of the cycle there is a place where optimum demand meets optimum pricing, and the price rests there, provided all other factors remain constant. What we have seen over the past week is excess demand pushing prices up. At the current prices, people will shun fuel--as you will have seen from the article. As more people shun fuel, retail outlets will make lower sales and less profits. Remember that fuel subsidy is still in play at this point. To recover to the level sales they want to make, prices will have to drop by some amount. 3. Who is you people? Talk in a reasonable way so I can understand you. In any cases, prices are a function of market forces at many levels, both international and local. If there is a shift in global market factors, it will of course affect local prices. does that mean global market factors are the only determinants of prices? Obviously not, as there are local market forces too. However, under the subsidy regime, consumers were largely shielded from global shocks. In a free market economy, prices will have to respond fluidly to all market forces. |
This is the beauty of free market economics. Remove subsidies and people will only buy the amount of petrol needed. Excessive, wasteful usage decreases, more people will walk, more people will use public transport. Eventually the retail outlets will be forced to reduce the prices, leading to that beautiful marriage between demand and supply known as equilibrium. Wonderful, beautiful, efficient. |
pocohantas:This idea of importing worldly practices into the Church is problematic. The Biblical template for ministers is "freely have ye recieved, freely ye shall give" The idea that riches should be an enticement for ministers to remain in the fold also has no scriptural backing. You dont remain in the fold for financial rewards. You remain because of your commitment to Jesus. And while being committed to him, you do so with the understanding that your reward is from Him and He will provide your needs. It is a difficult doctrine but that is why Jesus said narrow is the way (difficult) and strait are the gates (uncomfortable) that lead to life, and few there be that find it. |
ChybuzzDD:I wanted to ask too. |
That suspect can't be 23 tho. Probably inflated his age for electoral purposes. |
AntiChristian:What utter hypocrisy! Does anyone complain if states like Kano and Sokoto call themselves m Muslim states? You even practice shariah there and impose it on non-Muslims! Everyonenis fine with it because those are overwhelmingly Muslim states. Just as Rivers os overwhelmingly Christian, but no one will come out and call Edo or Osun a Christian state because these states have mixed populations. The argument is about Kaduna where Christians are just as many as Muslims but are being systematically supressed! |
HopeSpencer:How would you know if they were happy?? |
dante0147:Firstly, NNPC was not really the sole importer. Rather there was a complex arrangement. Secondly, the landing cost of fuel is about 266 naira. That is how much marketers buy it per litre from NNPC. Then there is an operational cost of around 35 naira. So the cost of a litre of fuel is around 300 naira. Then the marketers need to add some profit. So if you were buying fuel below 350 naira, that was subsidy at work. |
Nvestor02:1. First of all, hardly anybody really has anything to say about how you people choose your governors. You invented this as an issue. The issue southern Christians are concerned with is having a Muslim Muslim ticket at the presidency. 2. Secondly if you want to compare the Southern Christian Christian model with the northern Muslim Muslim model then let me ask you, is there any place in the south where Christians and Muslims live in almost equal numbers yet the Muslims are being killed and massacred on a regular basis? These are the issues. The Muslim Muslim ticket in Kaduna is in the context of suppression of Christians in government, and the massacres of southern Kaduna people. Is this not the truth? If you want a better Nigeria start by being honest about the issues. |
JooEeL:What is it? Do I know you from anywhere? I'm not interested in talking to you. Find someone else to harass.@Seun it's about time you add a block option on this site please. |
bloodthirsty not bloodtasty. |
AntiTerrorist:I'm interested in understanding the case better and you seem to have some legal understanding. Can you please explain the evidence the petitioners have brought and how it will be applied to the case? |
greatiyk4u:That's a healthy gross profit margin but you haven't factored other business costs. Salaries and overheads, maintenance costs etc. |
Alliswell248:Okay that's interesting. |
maxist2020:It could be either gas or diesel, both of which are coming down. But if you're sure its pms, then okay. I wonder how they're managing to stay profitable with pms prices jumping overnight? |
Correct people. Although the truth is their vehicles likely don't use pms in the first place, they should be commended for showing nigerians the appropriate attitude to times of national crises. Edit: I've learned its pms they use. That makes it even more impressive. |
This is not legal. PalmPay should tread carefully. Unless it's a skit to scare debtors. |
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