CheerfulGiver:
You're too broke to even marry. Therefore if I answer your question, you cannot relate. Stop masturbating, get a job, get a girl friend in that order first.

Then I may decide to reply

I can't marry a village girl and set up the wedding on a Tuesday. Not all marriage s are worth taking about. Yours is a disaster just like your entire existence. You live under a tree and drive every hour of your life. How can you even get her pregnant? I speak facts and truth not the bullshit you are making up

Uber expert keee you there chijoke

CheerfulGiver:
Oluwole graduate.... Dyslexic Møron

Chijoke wey no fit Bleep his wife

I no send any fool for this thread. If you are here for peace and intellectual conversation, I'm up for it. If you want trouble. I'm here all out and ready wether is street or keyboard.

My days in school, I'd walk with a pen in my left pocket and a gun in my right pocket. Who so ever you are. You are welcome to my would. The fool cheerfulgiver aka chijoke . Your days are numbered

MoonlightDrive:


It is quite avoidable, you can put in PMS deliveries contract that hedges against exchange rate volatility, but doing the right thing means avenue for massive corruption in the upstream and downstream sectors would be blocked... so they keep fooling us with the current dollar naira exchange rate.
The same set of economic assassins that have frustrated all efforts to ensure the Nations refineries are working are the ones pushing for higher prices of PMS, while cashing out big time.
I will recommend for reading Den of Thieves to understand more on the Derivatives Market.

You have a point. But I really don't know how you want this "PMS deliveries contract" to work since government no longer have a hand in importation and distribution of fuel. By and large, corruption put us in this mess.

The only way out is for us to stop importing fuel; If crude oil is purchased locally and refined locally, all transactions done in Niara, only then we can talk of stability in our pricing system. But we still have a long way to go from achieving that For now, as long as the Naira continues to be on a free fall and the oil prices keep rising, nothing can save us from further fuel price increase except subsidy returns.

CheerfulGiver:
Nigerians tonight after trekking on the mandate.

Lol, your feet after driving for 20hrs on the mandate

BAZ001:


I dey see dem as dem d prophecy

Dis fuel increase will favour me and my telegram group drivers … driving from 9am to 4am.
… d more dem increase d more dey become millionaire.

Pearl1910:


When u have a car. U can enter this discussion. for now go n rub bingos head

Okay, na walk I dey walk Akinbowale Go and buy fake catalyst and put in your jalopy corrola. Stupid Nigerian mentality. You no get sense.