₦airaland Forum

sweetgala:
[s]You as an individual i can deduce has no value or guiding ethos , any young man who is not inspired by the success of Joda, a steadfast and hardworking man of utmost honesty who rose form lowly ranks to become a super perm sec in the 70's ; Then who are your role models, Deziani , Stella Oduah, Fayose , Asiri Dokubo , Farouk Lawan , Demeji Bankole, Ayiri Emami , or is it psquare and dbanj


As my people would say, no matter how intelligent a young man may be , he'll never have the wisdom an elder.

It is even more ridiculous because all you idiots here propagating this ageist issue have parents and grandparents at home, and by extension are exclaiming your parents are incompetent[/s]

Ilekeh:
I can see that Taiwo went to play baba Ijebu instead of going to school.

Ilekeh:
May the curse of my forefathers continue in my family line. My mom will always ffuck around to feed our family. And my dad will fall off the tree one day and die

Ilekeh:
My mom is a witch and my father is a poor palmi tapper. Let devil come quickly and claim my useless life

Ilekeh:
May Ogun connive with Sango and destroy my family

Ilekeh:
May I not live to see the end of this year. And may devil kill every member of my family

Ilekeh:
Ediot, malam is used in a derogatory manner, like almajiri, by your people to describe people from the North.

Ilekeh:
Malam? If a northerner calls Igbo nyamiri, we no go hear word.

Disrespectful ewu

barcanista:
@Moderator that moved this to FP: what is the moral justification of moving a thread of october 2014 to fp after I've dumped the cause? Anyway, well done o. But be rest assured that I shall not be moved nor deterred.


Sai PDP

VolvoS60:
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There is a subsidy on imported fuel. Agreed. The landing cost on Nigerian shores of a litre of refined PMS from Venezuela, Norway, Iraq or wherever is definitely above N87 or N97 or whatever price of the month we are being charged for it. The figures are on the PPRA website - the landing cost as at yesterday was N114.76. By the time distribution margins (totalling N15.49 as at yesterday) are factored in, the cost per litre of imported fuel stood at N130.25 as at yesterday, 28th April 2015. The government foots the bill for the difference between this so called 'open market price' of N130.25 and the pump head price of N87.

But is there a subsidy on locally produced and locally refined fuel? This is a question that the government has refused to answer clearly. After several years of controversy on this matter, successive Nigerian governments have refused to come clean on exactly how much it costs to drill and refine a litre of fuel here in Nigeria. Why is it so hard to release this information to Nigerians in a clear and unambiguous manner?

Because if the cost per litre of locally refined PMS (plus distribution margins) is less than the pump price of N87 or N97 or whatever, then there is NO subsidy on locally produced fuel, plain and simple. This is the information that has been carefully hidden from Nigerians for donkey years. The Obasanjo government hid this information. The Jonathan and Yaradua governments also hid this information. Why?

Because access to this information will raise questions as to WHY these governments refused to build local refineries and instead chose to enrich private interests through opaque fuel import license agreements. Fuel import licence agreements that give jobs and revenue to norwegian, venezuelan and iraqi governments and citizens. Fuel import licence agreements that give jobs and revenue to international shipping companies to move refined petroleum products to a country (Oh! Nigeria!) that has the raw crude sitting right under her soil. Fuel import licence agreements that enrich global oil traders like glencore.

If there is indeed a subsidy on locally produced fuel then the government should prove it with facts and figures if they can. The truth will make us free.

BrokenTV:
I will respond to you when i have the time.

Pavore9:
Subsidy should go! kenyans pay over N200 per litre on petrol still transport fares are cheaper in Kenya than in Nigeria!

kawkab:
In January 2012 when GEJ removed fuel subsidy, all hell was let loose by the opposition, labour union and civil society groups. If we had allowed subsidy to be removed then, by now the forces of demand and supply would have come into play in the reduction of pump prices of fuel.

Burger01:
Then something must be done. Subsidy hasn't been helping us..No?

Burger01:
Why can't we come together and reason how best we, as a nation, can defeat the monster called subsidy cartel? Subsidy impedes our development as a nation

Ilekeh:
Did I send you a list of people "I wish would die in the lagoon"?

Eranko lasan lasan.

eyeview:
Op,a you go ask question,na you go answer am yourself. Na wah ooo!

Ilekeh:
Lol I love your post

bsolo1:
OP, dat flag on the 1st pic is 4 Spain and not poland.

By the way GMB my HERO, Fashola my ROLE MODEL, Diezani my SUGAR MUMMY...Mr robot, temitemi take note!

Modified: who else don notice say Buhari swag too much, 4rm the shades(glasses) to the starched agbada..abeg clear the way 4 BABA!

obailala:
It is simply called a democracy, not the demo-CRAZY which PDP practised that made GEJ supporters to foolishly support and defend unforgivable gaffes. This is a pointer to the fact that more reasonable and mentally sound humans are beginning to take over Nigerian leadership. To God be the Glory!

I did not expect you PDPians to comprehend this simple example of civilisation; I'm not surprised that within the limits of your wisdom, your brain has automatically interpreted this action as "controlling the president"

belabela:
So in your cluelessness you still admitted that he's not yet sworn in and so can still choose who to visit or not.

Na english language be una problem bar vs ban. Olisa Metuh we know say dat one nor sabi. Him leave $20 billion case dey chase AIT shadow.

AIT lying since 1900

Buhari until sworn in can bar AIT cos as far as he's concerned AIT is just the media wing of PDP churning out lies