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SarkinYarki:No sir. |
madridguy:The father(Tinubu) is indeed sacrificing the children (poor masses) as we can all see. The picture shows a hammer applying economic pressure to humans(nails) who instead of yielding by going into the wood(harsh economic conditions) are being disfigured (hunger/ malnutrition). Yet the wicked hammer refuses to stop hitting. |
NNPCL says there is under recovery that brings petrol pump prices much lower than actual landing cost but marketers are harassing Dangote and poisoning the mind of the masses with hopes of N600/litre of petrol. Why has the NNPCL kept silent all along? Nigeria is a strange place my people. |
Out refineries can work in one month if the canal want it to. With the way things are, even if it manages to work, they can always underreport the true level of production and divert the rest claiming that the plant are old and thus inefficient. The solution is to sack every living thing in those refinery. |
Paraman:Your first sensible post on this saga. |
Nigerians remain jobless while Maltese are employed. Yahooo yahooo country. |
Can that family of 5 produce 70k-100k worth of goods or services every week? That should be the real issue. We feel too entitled most times. |
Racoon:Your data looks beautiful and well presented but on a closer look, it is a summary of the effects of Naira defence based on available petrodollar. |
kufre2010:That means Forbes robbed the likes of Adenuga, Dangote, and Alakija when they downgraded their position so swiftly on rich lists. |
Doing simple maths with our propped up Naira value then and now, we see a Naira that was supported to exchange for around N450 artificially sharply move to around N1550 after floating. The above means we magnified our actual size by around 3.5 times all the while we were claiming to be the biggest in Africa. We weren't even in the top 5 in Africa. Saying we were once Africa's biggest economy was very inaccurate. All the time the average Nigerian was reported to be surviving on around $2/day, it was actually around $0.55/day without the exchange rate altering Naira defence in place. I wonder what Nairalanders think. |
The idea of a big economy was rigged. You take dollar from crude sales and forcefully use it to bring naira to a dollar rate to N450 when same Naira could have gone for around N1600 it currently is going for. That means we expanded the value of our economy by 3.5 and were never really Africa's largest economy or even in the top 5. Obi is impressing only some dull brain in fixed deposit of political loyalty. |
Workers or earners? Association of earning idlers. |
helinues:Always talking deranged. When you want to collect levy in oshodi park, you dont ask for region o. |
Exactly. Fix them and end the idea of monopoly on the spot. But they are liars who wont do what they are suppose to because they are the beneficiaries of the comatose refineries. |
Suddenly they realize there is hardship when opportune to make a scapegoat out of a businessman. Why not fix the refineries under you instead of poking nose into private affair. If Dangote cant get crude, where will public refineries get any to refine if the manage to work? |
Sheuns:They forgot that the govt have four refineries under them that can cancel out any perceived monopoly from Dangote. This whole desperation is driven by two things. Greed of those in power for personal gain and Need to offset the financial pressure they find the system in. |
These people have been looking for who to rob to keep our sharing structure running. First the dead. Then dormant accounts, then retirees via pension, then loans choked, then Binance kidnap, then google data breach wuruwuru fine, now na Dangote refinery that want to hijack and run abi na rundown? These people deserve more than stones walahi. “The way I see Dangote and the way he operates, he is waiting to maximise the price. I also think the reason Dangote is not happy is because the price has not risen up to N1,000 per litre. He was waiting for that to happen but it is not happening”.Whoever made this comment needs deep psychiatric evaluation. As long as prices have been deregulated and Dangote is not forcing anyone to buy, he is not doing any wrong. Their eyes are on that refinery. This is the result of unchecked witchcraft policy and structure. |
iwaeda:APCLand is the website you are on. His signature insults people in advance yet he roams free and disagrees with others, thereby making them swines implicitly. |
iwaeda:Trait of Holigan |
Positives with no appreciable effects. Why? |
iwaeda:The fear of protest is the beginning of political promises. |
They refused to diversify and instead probed for more oil as diversification strategy. Today agbado+cassava remains elusive despite abundant idle and willing hands to cultivate them. Corruption spares nothing. A point may be reached each village is allocated their own few drums of oil to go and refine with firewood. |
Paraman:his talk aligns perfectly with and exposes the pattern of corruption holding us back in oil. The issue here is a rotten head in form of the president. He was close to Buhari for rigging of election as far back as 2022 so should know the refinery they have used to campaign for decades needs local crude to benefit the economy. He is pretending. |
Aonkuuse:very doable except that we are indebted to around N1m per capita and cant even feed. Leave Dangote alone o. |
I love this. Especially Anambra billlionaires. Let stop the monopolistic from running what he built over a decade and run it as monopolistic instead. |
I am loving this. Finally APC is channelling their efforts towards the real source of the protest and not political adversary. Let's see how far Tinubu can reach out to the brainwashers to help quell their followers' anger. Recall they once stoned Buhari even though he did a lot for them. |
malali:This is the mentality that has kept us in witchcraft stronghold and absolutely backwards for ages. For Decades, govt fumbled and we all suffered. If govt does not like his business vantage, they should at least cough up 50% of the refinery and buy him out. They are broke and cant do that but leave governance alone to be chasing a businessman. They all want to compete with Dangote by stealing from govt coffers. |
yarimo:You mean when infiltrators steal and film how they confessed to being sent by one Peter Alias Obi? Liquid brained thing. |
Idiotic people. They snatched power for selfish reasons and have zero solution to offer us. Zumi openly called for a protest. SE are just eager for one because they feel a sense of karma upon the thieves of their perceived mandate. |
GanagiBitrus:You tried but truth in full is nothing good is easy in Nigeria and not just business. That refinery stands to ruffle so many institutionalized corrupt practices in place today. The painful part is the head of country who seems satisfied with Dangote bending to absorb the impact of the corrupt force in place. |
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