Don't be mischievous. Use CBN rate and see how ridiculous this is !

Enemyofpeace:
💢PRICE OF A LITER OF GASOLINE/PMS IN SELECT AFRICA COUNTRIES AS AT MAY 29, 2023...

💢WHAT MUST DO TO RESET AND RECALIBRATE NIGERIA

✍️Chad-$0.847/N635.00

✍️Niger Republic- $0.976/N732.00

✍️Namibia-$1.004/N753

✍️Liberia-$1.013/N759.75

✍️Benin Republic-$1.059/N794 per liter

✍️South Africa -$1.168/N876

✍️Sierra Leone- $1.093/N819.75

✍️Ethiopia- $1.123/N842.25

✍️Togo-$1.141/N855.75

✍️Ghana- $1.153/N864.75

✍️Cameroon-$1.195/N896.25

✍️Congo DRC- $1.227/N920.25

✍️Tanzania- $1.214/N910.50

✍️Uganda -$1.328/N996

✍️Ivory Coast- $1.328/N996

✍️Kenya- $1.333/N999.75

✍️Madagascar-$1.339/N1,004.25

✍️Mozambique-$1.339/N1,004.75

✍️Rwanda -$1.346/N1,009.50

✍️Burkina Faso-$1.385/N1,038.75

✍️Guinea-$1.387/N1,040.25

✍️Morocco-$1.390/N1,042.50

✍️Mali-$1.412/N1,059.00

✍️Cape Verde-$1.421/N1,065.75

✍️Zambia -$1.424/N1,068.00

✍️Senegal-$1.614/N1,210.50

✍️Zimbabwe-$1.753/N1,314.75

✍️Central African Republic-$2.217/N1,662.75

KINDLY NOTE THE FOLLOWING:

✍️As at 13.54pm, Wednesday, May 31, 2023, the platt price of a metric ton of the gasoline/pms [ offshore Lome] is $790/ per ton or N441/liter [1ton=1,341 liters]

✍️By the time you add other costs[ logistics, handling, finances insurance , admin, etc], the landing price of the Pms at the depot depending on the location in Nigeria will be around N500 - N520 per liters.

✍️So, prices at filling stations will range between N520 to N570 per liter anywhere within Nigeria...

✍️The above pricing per liter is lower than that of the other African countries listed above ...

✍️Interestingly, many Nigerians assume that the coming on stream of the Dangote refinery whenever it starts operations [ tomorrow or next year], will result in crash of the average price of the pms .. this is not true or factual

✍️Dangote is a business man and will sell to other African countries... check their prices above ...He is not Mr Charity and has never shown himself to be one ..

✍️ The cost of 50kg bag of cement in Nigeria is more expensive than what is obtainable in other parts of Africa , where he has plants ....

✍️The shipping, handling, logistics and transport cost of moving the products from the refinery in lagos to other parts of Nigeria and storage centers will still there . He will still buy crude oil at the international market rates ....

HOW DO WE NAVIGATE THROUGH THE CURRENT REALITIES OF A FULLY DEREGULATED DOWNSTREAM OIL AND GAS SECTOR, [WITHOUT SUBSIDIES], ...IN SUCH WAYS AND MANNER THAT THE EFFECTS ON THE MASSES IS CUSHIONED...?

1. The FGN must ensure that the foreign exchange market rate is merged , so that no system criminal is given undue advantages other others...

2. The three NNPC managed refineries must be totally Privatized and handed over to other deep pocketed indigenous private sector oil and gas players [Not Dangote or BUA]...

3. An open, transparent, accountable and competitive oil and gas sector will attract massive non fiscal investments into the Nigerian oil and gas sector, [ across all the streams )

3. The FGN must put on place measure to protect our upstream oil and gas assets to enable us bring back into the Federation purse the over $1.9billion worth of crude oil that were stolen monthly under the Buhari regime ..

4.The FGN and the Governors Forum must meet to fashion out robust PPP arrangements to create production driven incentives and palliatives to help the masses .

5. Some of the recommendations include , agreeing to keep aside 50% of the extra revenues will acrue into the Federation Account into a pool that will be managed by the Nigerian Sovereign Wealth Authority...

6. A working committee and task force of state and non state actors , representatives of NSWIA NLC, NBA, NMA , NURTW, etc to manage the funds and borrow against receivables to invest in key and critical sectors of the economy to drive growth and grow the purchasing power parity of the average Nigerian.

✍️The Massive outrage in Nigeria today, is because we are used to over 2 decades terrible behaviour of not accepting and doing our first jobs as citizens of this country. ..

✍️We have refused to collectively hold accountable those , who we rigged and voted in to rule us, because of our penchant and proclivity to quickly relapse into our ethno-religious closets/ iberiberism. Now everyone will fill the pinch and perhaps, common sense will be knocked into a majority of us going forward

Lets all join to totally Slay CORRUPTION AND INSECURITY in Nigeria


NIGERIA is easily salvageable...

Obiaraeri, Nnaemeka Onyeka


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WrathOfHadez:
you say S20 is snappier than a 13pro?

You're either lying barefaced or using a clone iPhone

Lol, I doubt you own any of both. Lemme try to explain.

The 120hz on the S20 and other high end android is superfast, you can feel this when you scroll through web pages and in app animations too. (Set your animations speeds to .5x in developer settings and trust me the 13 pro can't compare). On the iPhone it's more like 90hz, if you really own both the difference is like night and day.

Secondly face I.D..Face I.D is damn slow man, especially when used for locking apps like WhatsApp. That animation feels like forever compared to just using your finger print and boom you're in. Although it's more secure but damn who am I really protecting my phone from. The swipe up after unlocking to enter the phone is absolutely unnecessary in my opinion. That extra step makes it slower and trust me unless you really use both phones you won't notice how slower the iPhone is in day to day operations compared to others.

Please don't argue if you don't use both phones. Or do we talk about the boxy design of the recent iPhones that makes it even uncomfortable to hold for a long period of time? Jeez I miss my 11 pro. That new design just digs into your palm and over a long period of time you would start feeling really uncomfortable.

Everything I have written is from a user experience. I still own the both phones and a Macbook pro.

Switch to iPhone and never look back? That's not even possible.
If you use your phone often for productivity then the iPhone is not for you.

Android is more productivity oriented. I own both the 13 pro and the Samsung S20 and the later is my go to phone. I no even put sim card for the iPhone and sometimes I consider selling it (Now imagine the more recent Samsung like S23 or the Ultra).

The S20 is snappier, and the 120hz on the Samsung feels way smoother. The one on the iPhone feels kind of like 90hz and the app animations? Damn that shit is slow. With the Samsung you can customize your app animations to make them faster.

Battery life on the iPhone is better, however battery is not a thing for me as I have constant electricity. The iPhone has a better resale value and it's more sturdy compared to the android counterpart but that's the only advantage it has ahead of the S20.

To summarize, you are more likely to get a second phone (Android) if the iPhone is your primary device because you NEED it, however if a high end android is your primary device, trust me you don't have any need for an iPhone.