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I guess , he is now more aware that some people want to take him out by any means possible. Politic is a dirty game, even in the most developed nations |
Eriokanmi:You are one of the few who seem to understand the game Tinubu and his comrades in crime have been playing in the oil market. He has successfully sold a narrative to some morons, that importation is meant to curtail Dangote's monopoly. Some fools have actually swallowed this hook line and sinker and are here pontificating about it. All the dramatic hike in thr price of pms was all planned out to prepare the market for the sales of his products from malta through OVM. Dangote, who has the capacity to supply fuel to the whole of west Africa and beyond, is now unable to meet up with Nigerias demand, hence they have to import to fill up the gap. This is another cooked up narrative for some dull Nigerians. Nigerians can believe anything shall, that's why I think we deserve all the shit we get from our leaders. |
Who be that Homo there |
I see some morons here are pleased with the idea of continuing importation of pms as a means to create competition and prevent Dangote's monopolistic tendency. I feel like crying for our stupidity sometimes. Is it not suspicious that a local refinery in connivance with FG and NNPCL has pegged the price of pms at almost the same price with imported products ? No matter the explanation or reason you give in defence of this act, this price is outrageous, gross and exploitative. A product refined in Nigeria, devoid of import duty and other associated cost of importation should not be sold at par with it's imported counterpart? It is nothings but deception and a plot to justify their continual importation from their foreign refineries in Malta and other covert locations. An honest government would fight monopoly by encouraging other indigenous companies to produce pms or at least revamp or build their own national refineries in other to have this products in abundance, thereby creating a competition that would lead to a significant reduction in the price of the commodity. We have absolutely no need for further importation of pms and other petroleum products if truelly we want to be honest with ourselves. The government should think of encouraging local production and preserving the already strained foreign exchange instead of wasting it on importation of commodities we are already producing in surplus here. This is the way we can straighten our currency and beat inflation down. I am beginning to believe, following the recent drama by between FG, NNPCL and Dangote about pricing of DR pms , that tinubu has so much stake in the oil sector, especially imported products. He is a thief that seriously need to be thrown out of Aso Rock. All he has done since he assumed that office is plotting to create a favourable market for the sale of pms in Nigeria. Now he has achieved that, because Nigerians have been coerced to accept any price dictated to them without putting up a fight. Psychologically we have been overwhelmed by a lot of factors that we can no longer think straight, many of us are not seeing the deception and games this crooks are playing on us. |
Bulshit!. Nigerians should start wearing unity fibrics while she and her family continue to loot us dry. This is laughable |
Overbloated Idiat. This one just deh defend em sugar daddy up and down. If we have so much surplus as she claimed, why is our currency still loosing value. Useless Olosho. |
APC and PDP has nothing good to offer Edo people. It is in their best interest that they consider Labour Party. Abia state people will arrest to this fact. There is a lot labour has to deliver to the good people of Edo. If them like, make them no hear. The end shall tell. |
I can picture her pain from her own perspective. It's very sad to have lost a loved one despite investing hugely in a bid to save a life. It's quiet a pithy. However, there is this saying that " money cannot buy life" Haven spent over 10M in the course of treating an illness is not a guarantee that the patient would survive. Some medical cases are terminal, meaning no matter the professionalism, expertise and dedication of the managing team, at last, it will end in the demise of that patient. Hence, a Dr can only recommend a supportive care, which is meant to provide comfort and help the patient to cope with all the distress associated with the illness in the interim. It's only a devine intervention or miracle that can change the course of events. In this case, one cannot assume it's a terminal case, because she didn't elaborate on the nature of the illness. I totally agree with her that health workers, especially in the public hospitals, can give an impression of negligence and I-dont- care attitude to towards patients and their relations. Some perhaps are deliberate, but most often it is jsut a natural display of frustration and exhustation from the loads of work lined up for the few health workers available in the hospital. Our health workers domiciled in the public hospitals are really Inundated by plenty of patients to be seen and given attention at a time. Worse still, the Government is reluctant to see the need to incentivise the patrolic few left, instead, they are busy playing politics and getting richer at the expense of the masses. Nobody should transfer aggression on our health workers, they are trying their best. Your politicians are the one killing you and reducing the value of a Nigerian life to nothingness. |
No matter how sexualy perversed you are, having it with your own blood brothers wife while he is still alive in any location is extreme. That traitor deserves death as a punishment for being a creepy back stabber. If I were in his shoes, that brother in going down. |
Considering our warm/ tropical climate, this is more like a suicide mission. It's like driving with two explosives strapped to your car. Any little change in the environmental temperature or a sudden disturbance like galloping or even an accident, next thing you will here is gbum... Otilo. There is nothing anybody would say, that ll convince me to consider CNG as an option, forget all the big gramar they are speaking to make Nigerians believe in it. It's a set up. |
A subsidy of 200/L is not shouldn't be a big deal for the FG. The masses need this desperately to give them a sense of relief and hope, haveb suffered for months because of this fuel crisis. Let us have this product at least below N700/L . It ll go a long way. |
Lamba. Why is Naira still crashing ? |
See his lying black face. Only morons will believe him. |
So no freebies for even the disabled. I said it before that, in this Tinubu regime, everybody must collect. It must touch everybody in one way or the other.. It's a big lesson to those that voted based on sentiments and tribal affiliations. The next time you are given an opportunity to cast your votes at the poll, you will remember what you have been through, and let your experience be the judge. |
Wonder shall never end in Nigeria. This is very funny at the same time disappointing. I feel very bad for our people. Is this not a mockery of people living with disability? |
One and only GOAT. |
Don't be fooled by this stupid analysis with a narrative that importation is the only competition available to checkmate Dangote's monopolylistic tendency. If truly the FG want to eliminate monopoly and creat competition in the system, the right thing to do is to either encourage other local companies to produce similar product, or make the national refineries viable. Any policy that encourages important of producible commodities in our local economy will only worsen inflation. We are already grappling with scarcity of foreign exchange, and one fool is talking about letting marketers waste the scarce dollar in our system on importation of fuel, diesel, aviation fuel, kerosine which are already produced and ready for sale in our own indigenous company. This government needs to cut down on importation of not just petroleum products, but other commodities that are deemed producible in our local economy, this will go a long way in strengthening Naira. Secondly, I believe Dangote will most likely sell below 900/L based on a lot of indices, and Nigerians are even psychologically ready to buy around this rate, haven suffered enough hardship while trying to procure this product at a slightly higher rate. Automatically this will eliminate the need for subsidy payment, unless the federal government decides to be nicer. I believe it should be a win win position for both the FG, Dangote and the masses at large. This only losers here would definitely be the marketers and the useless NNPC, who doesn't want to take their eyes off the loot from subsidy and inflation if price of fuel. I am beginning to think Tinubu is also complicit in that crime of exploiting Nigerians through importation and subsidy payment . A sensitive government should have seen the need to ban importation of fuel and other products . |
Do we have a president in this country? I doubt. |
Fuel is currently sold over N1150/L is most filling stations across the country. The landing cost as we heard is roughly 1100/L. So, where is the subsidy? I believe the FG, through NNPCL has tactically removed subsidy while awaiting DR products. |
I don't blame them at all. If you imagine what it takes to survive in the country, you wouldn't be surprised when you see people do crazy things just to make ends meet. Our daily expenditure, even as working class has surpassed our daily wages if one should do the calculations right. This is true with over 80% of the working class. People now resort to other parallel means of livelihood, just to argument Their take home. Now, Imagine a jobless man on the street, an artisan, who is not sure of a consistent daily job, the disabled, the aged people with no care giver, the underaged orphans just to name a few. I take myself as an example, I spend 6 to 7k minimum on feeding just myself in as semi urban settings where things are fairly cheap. I have a wife, kids and other extended family members to cater for. My salary is over 500k monthly, yet at the end, there is nothing left to save. Sometimes, I run into deficits. Don't add more pain to people trying to survive, provided they didn't come to harass you or threaten to take it out of you under duress. Mind your business is the slogan now, before psn go kpoof you out of frustration. |
Naaaa. What you need is a house help or Nani. No wonder you are almost 40 without a man. You want a simp who would willing submit to your whims and caprices |
Them go still campaign and nothing go happen Baba. Tinubu till 2031. Get used to it bro, because machineries are already in place to Rig the next election. So, it's going to be a smooth transition to his 2nd tenure. Wail all you can, its not going to change anything. |
Omo, in which ever angle one might look at it, that guy is a compound fool. A selfish idoit. I am married with kids, I have side chicks too, but one thing is for sure, I will never compromise my relationship with my wife or kids for any side chick. My heart, my allegiance is with my wife and kids. I wulo never trade them for any other woman, no matter how highly placed or how good they look. The Idoit need to retire home and take up his responsibilities, unless there is something the lady above is not telling us. |
Why is this administration hell-bent on completely removing fuel subsidy? All indicators are suggestive that, all the drama about fuel pricing between the NNPC and DR is simply a strategy to avert any backlash that may occur when the citizens eventually get to figure out their intentions. This is very unfair and insensitive. Has the citizens not suffered enough ? We deserve some a breath of a fresh air. Some analysts, who are also experienced in the petroleum industry, have done their research and projected N750/L as the possible and ideal price of gasoline from DRC. They also forcasted that adding other associated costs, fuel should be generally sold at about N897/L. Now, why is the government covertly trying to make Nigerians buy this product at this rate without any other consideration for its rebound effect on inflation and the people who are at the receiving end. We understand the FG has spent hugely on subsidy, haven kept the price of fuel around N600/L. I feel the new approach should not be a complete withdrawal but a marginal reduction by at leat 50 to75%, so that at the end of the day, fuel price would arrive at about N700/L to N750/L. At these rate, they would be confident enough to explain to Nigerians for taking such a crucial decision without raising any dust. |
It will not only improve the quality of security in the state, but will also keep some of this phony men of God in check. |
It's quite unfortunate that her clients failed her. POF is a common practice in most banks, but it seems her clients defrauded her. |
I don't have any pithy for Northerners as it concerns terrorism, banditry or whatever term they choose to describe it. It is a typical case of " the chicken coming home to roost" There was this grave silence in the North during the regime of Buhari, especially when his policies were clearly emboldening terrorism in the North. For instance, they instituted the policy of rehabilitation of repentant terrorists; a policy where by, captured terrorists, who had killed and maimed thousands of people including Nigerian soldiers in the most barbaric way one can imagine, were taken to centres where they were clothed, fed fat and subsequently released with largees back into the society. Some were even recruited into the military and so on. The entire elites from the North never uttered a word to oppose this policy. Secondly, Buhari emboldened the fulanis and indirectly encourage them to acquire dangerous and illegal arms. Fulanis became so bold that they were seen on many occasions brandishing weapons without fear of being arrested or prosecuted . The mayeti Allah castle breeders association and their headership, became so confident that they openly came out to issue death threats to farmers in Benue and other parts of the country. The fulanis became untouchable. When they get arrested for a crime, powerful elite from Abuja almost immediately mount insurmountable pressure on laws enforcement agents to get them released. I have witnessed this first-hand in many occasions, as my job affords me the opportunity to work closely with police. Buhari criminalised Baiafra and imprisoned their leader, yet he didn't see reasons to let terrorist from the North remain in prison. He went as far as giving presidential pardon to hundreds of incarcerated criminals and terrorists in a certain prison in Kano. Lastly, is the refusal of the North to admit that Almanjiri system is a tradition or religion that grooms terrorists. I spent over 3yrs in the core Northern Nigeria where I witnessed this ugly trend. It's a terrible practice, disgusting and an eye-sore, that should be condemned by any right thinking person. I don't pithy them, especially the hausas, they are the most foolish and retarded tribeb I have ever seen in my life time. For long they have allowed the fulanis colonise and mess their region up. The miscreants causing his terror are largely fulanis. |
I wonder why he is always posing with a cup of cocktail. All these Celebs and substance abuse. Soon, the will start looking for Kidney Donors. |
Fiancee my ass. Them done use fiancee deh chop this one wotowoto. Men don finish for Naija. |
Na that hardship go kpai you IJN. Odeh. Stupid idiot. |
It's in their best interest to have dessociated themselves from a retrogressive, curupt and terrorist infested regional alliance. |
Of course they will give him the best reception, untill he pays their loan. Who wouldn't pamper their debtors ? especially when you are aware your money and the interest therein is at stake. If possible you will even offer free treatment any time they fall ill just to keep them alive till you get your money back. That's exactly what China is doing to Tinubu. |
