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Re: Petrol May Cost N340/litre After Subsidy Removal In 2022 — Kyari by edmaraja: 11:32pm On Nov 23, 2021
ThatFairGuy:
Economy really dealt with u, I feel your pain angry
Be pained for your stupid ass because foolishness is ingrained in your genes and will never depart from your generation. Bloody fool!!
Re: Petrol May Cost N340/litre After Subsidy Removal In 2022 — Kyari by Offpointng: 12:02am On Nov 24, 2021
Zico5:
We would rather shut down this country than allowing this to become reality. Gas is no reach for common man on the street. Food stuff is becoming unreachable as well and these arindins are still planning to increase the petrol price astronomically. Why don't u kuku kill the masses just to fulfill Ur real agenda.

Lmao Coward Nigerians go follow you go this protest soo
Re: Petrol May Cost N340/litre After Subsidy Removal In 2022 — Kyari by kay10: 12:28am On Nov 24, 2021
Tarabye:

Sharrap, as everything hiked before did you stop eating or living. We'll survive no matter what they'll do
I think u are a big bastard
Re: Petrol May Cost N340/litre After Subsidy Removal In 2022 — Kyari by kay10: 12:39am On Nov 24, 2021
Jaqenhghar:

Sharrap and go and triple your hustle my friend and stop insulting. Broke ass nigger.
Its broke asses that are quick to abuse people. Your mate is Obi Cubana. Do you see him on Niggerland complaining about fuel prices?
I wonder why someone like u were allowed to contribute to a very sensitive matter like this,bros ,u need to flog like a thief so that u can think like normal nigeria that is passing through the daily stress
Re: Petrol May Cost N340/litre After Subsidy Removal In 2022 — Kyari by Bimpe29: 1:07am On Nov 24, 2021
It shall be well with us by the special grace of God.
Re: Petrol May Cost N340/litre After Subsidy Removal In 2022 — Kyari by RealityGod: 1:24am On Nov 24, 2021
philiancoop:


Okay I get you again. You are comparing it to international prices. If we deregulate, and we build refineries, we won't need to depend on the international price of crude oil. We export 1.9 million barrels every single day. We could at well just explore it in Nigeria, refine it in Nigeria and sell it here.
No need for importing the raw material (crude oil) as we already have it here. And no need for importing finished goods of PMS as we can make it here.
Try and be objective and stop this campaign thing like you are one paid agent to support this move of government. We ain’t building shit and you know it. We are taking up fully blown capitalist approach to the oil sector. Dangote refinery will get sabotaged and May never be completed till eternity cos some few privileged individuals must continue to make money off us through importation. All I’m saying is let the evil be done with some sense of respect or human sense.

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Re: Petrol May Cost N340/litre After Subsidy Removal In 2022 — Kyari by philiancoop(m): 1:29am On Nov 24, 2021
RealityGod:

Try and be objective and stop this campaign thing like you are one paid agent to support this move of government. We ain’t building shit and you know it. We are taking up fully blown capitalist approach to the oil sector. Dangote refinery will get sabotaged and May never be completed till eternity cos some few privileged individuals must continue to make money off us through importation. All I’m saying is let the evil be done with some sense of respect or human sense.
Okay
Re: Petrol May Cost N340/litre After Subsidy Removal In 2022 — Kyari by ThatFairGuy: 2:43am On Nov 24, 2021
You're really pained and frustrated, life no hard like this nah.

I'll dash u from my BMC monthly stipend, make u tey hold body. YOLO
edmaraja:

Be pained for your stupid ass because foolishness is ingrained in your genes and will never depart from your generation. Bloody fool!!

Re: Petrol May Cost N340/litre After Subsidy Removal In 2022 — Kyari by Kenturkey048(m): 2:51am On Nov 24, 2021
efighter:


That's to prove further how useless PDP is. They ruled for 16 years and got 0/100. Now to play opposition, they are getting 0/100 again, useless people.

Imagine the type of protest Tinubu would have organized if it were PDP in power and things are like this? Even the EndSARS that the masses organized, we couldn't get the support of the useless opposition
Dude.. ...You are still blaming PDP for your inefficiencies...Let's assume they failed in their 16 years of leadership as you guys claimed.

Una vote them out even when it was obvious, that all clueless definition wanted was power and nothing else. You guys bought their propaganda.

Now you are still blaming pdp again for not fighting for you guys after you've installed the change crooners as your leaders.What do Nigerians want ?
Re: Petrol May Cost N340/litre After Subsidy Removal In 2022 — Kyari by chaloskyx: 3:50am On Nov 24, 2021
YEP THIS IS WHAT YOU NIGERIANS DESERVE WHEN UNA READY AND HAVE THE COURAGE A REVOLUTION TO OVERHAUL THE CORRUPT SYSTEM WOULD HAPPEN TILL THEN ITS FROM ONE HARDSHIP TO ANOTHER
Re: Petrol May Cost N340/litre After Subsidy Removal In 2022 — Kyari by Euclid92: 4:35am On Nov 24, 2021
No nice kyari.
All of them are nuisance
Re: Petrol May Cost N340/litre After Subsidy Removal In 2022 — Kyari by rukyboy(m): 4:56am On Nov 24, 2021
And when Jonathan tried to remove it these same people thronged the streets carrying placards and called him all sort of names..
Its a pity..
Re: Petrol May Cost N340/litre After Subsidy Removal In 2022 — Kyari by holorunwah: 5:41am On Nov 24, 2021
This is called wickedness..
Re: Petrol May Cost N340/litre After Subsidy Removal In 2022 — Kyari by Olisehinnocent: 6:16am On Nov 24, 2021
Buhari is doing well. Said by Afonja terrorists grin
Re: Petrol May Cost N340/litre After Subsidy Removal In 2022 — Kyari by slydog(m): 6:23am On Nov 24, 2021
Greenlight123:
You will leave the citizens with no choice but to come had with protest, no1 assignments of every legitimate government is the welfare and security of its citizens, but Mr president you have failed in this two vital areas... You don't have problems with your policies that was because you are entitled to all the good life, free meal, free ride, and free money to spend and loot, you can never understand what the citizens are going through, you fail as a leader, you fail as a fathers, it amaze me to see your minister of information who is old enough to tell you and the citizens the truth about this your failing policy! is going about telling lies and story may God come to our rescue bfr this fulani finish Nigeria.
we've been protesting against this stuff, we've only the postponing the evil day. Truth is, it's a necessary evil. If we protest and end this one, another administration will still come and bring up the topic.
Now it beehives on us, to vote capable hands to manage our resources because removal of subsidy will lead to increase in govt revenue. Now will we elect another illiterate to manage this new anticipated increase in revenue? 2023 beckons
Re: Petrol May Cost N340/litre After Subsidy Removal In 2022 — Kyari by Jaqenhghar: 6:30am On Nov 24, 2021
kay10:

I wonder why someone like u were allowed to contribute to a very sensitive matter like this,bros ,u need to flog like a thief so that u can think like normal nigeria that is passing through the daily stress
Nigger fùck you. What I put up there is that not how 'normal' Niggerians think? Im simply holding up a mirror to y'all faces and Im glad you guys see how stupid y'all look
If dem say comot and hold people accountable for our suffering una no go gree. Yet you want to discuss online like it will do anything.
Make una continue una never see anything. Fuel must triple in cost hustle hard or die

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Re: Petrol May Cost N340/litre After Subsidy Removal In 2022 — Kyari by francisbarrack(m): 6:38am On Nov 24, 2021
Zico5:
We would rather shut down this country than allowing this to become reality. Gas is no reach for common man on the street. Food stuff is becoming unreachable as well and these arindins are still planning to increase the petrol price astronomically. Why don't u kuku kill the masses just to fulfill Ur real agenda.

D funnest part is that d NLC president is just a statue, very dull man n not realistic. Nigerians really have to wake up
Re: Petrol May Cost N340/litre After Subsidy Removal In 2022 — Kyari by Nobody: 6:59am On Nov 24, 2021
philiancoop:


See this guy o
You dey price am? Don't you know the meaning of subsidy? Abi you get another solution to the problem? Else, what is wickedness?

Something that should have been done since 2012... But na people like you go vote Buhari

Someone making sense here.

Not only since 2012, na since 1993 If not earlier we should have removed this subsidy thing.

If government was subsidising everybody's business to help the poor people would have been complaining about bad profits or creating artificial scarcity and selling on black market at high prices just to survive
Re: Petrol May Cost N340/litre After Subsidy Removal In 2022 — Kyari by Danjikanbauchi: 7:13am On Nov 24, 2021
God bless GEJ and his team.
Re: Petrol May Cost N340/litre After Subsidy Removal In 2022 — Kyari by Elbinawi: 7:17am On Nov 24, 2021
The head of the Nigerian petroleum corporation in Nigeria NNPC stated recently that the pump price of petrol will increase to between N320 to N340 from next year. The price now is N160 per liter. The Buhari regime met the price at N87 in 2015.

This will be more than �% increase in the petrol pump ⛽ price which is the highest in the history of the country. Road transportion in Nigeria depend on the price of petrol pump. Inflation will hit the celestial horizons as it has already hit the sky presently.

With this astronomical increase in the pump price of petrol I do not know how the poor will survive. And when I say the poor I mean more than 85% of the entire Nigerian population. The percentage of poor population varies from countries to countries. Nigeria has the highest of poor population in the world. The rich Scandinavian countries of North Europe have zero or single digit poor population.

The genocidal Buhari regime is the most corrupt government in the history of Nigeria. The regime claimed it is paying huge fuel subsidy with the rise of Oil price in world market. And the regime claimed it will "replace fuel subsidy with N5,000 transport grant for poorest Nigerians." This is another grand rip off and unprecedented looting by the extremely corrupt Buhari regime. It will eclipse the looting of the Coronavirus lockdown.

The most unfortunate thing is that Oppressed Nigerians are largely divided and the near absence of the protest culture is a big minus to good governance and accountability in Nigeria. Nigerians should please learn the culture of protest from Followers of Sheikh Ibraheem Zakzaky.

Wake Up Nigeria!

#ElbinawiTweets
Re: Petrol May Cost N340/litre After Subsidy Removal In 2022 — Kyari by bigfather(m): 8:36am On Nov 24, 2021
MARKone:


Do you really understand the implication of this. A lot of things are dependent on the price of PMC, transportation, food and rest. So if I want to fill my tank now, I'll be looking at between 22 to 25k, it won't be funny be funny.

Sebi na all of us go suffer am naa....
Re: Petrol May Cost N340/litre After Subsidy Removal In 2022 — Kyari by Nobody: 9:05am On Nov 24, 2021
efighter:


That's to prove further how useless PDP is. They ruled for 16 years and got 0/100. Now to play opposition, they are getting 0/100 again, useless people.

Imagine the type of protest Tinubu would have organized if it were PDP in power and things are like this? Even the EndSARS that the masses organized, we couldn't get the support of the useless opposition
You’ve said it all. PDP is dead as an opposition party. Buhari had the audacity to come out for protest, where are the PDP leaders? GEJ doesn’t even care.
Re: Petrol May Cost N340/litre After Subsidy Removal In 2022 — Kyari by Tianamen1: 9:09am On Nov 24, 2021
Between 2010 and 2014, a barrel of crude cost about $90 and $140 per barrel yet without subsidies the local price of fuel should have been about 140 naira.

In 2021 the price of a barrel of crude oil is between 60 and 90 dollars, yet the price of petrol without subsidies is about 320 to 340 naira.

What has changed, the naira has lost value and will continue to lose value for the foreseeable future if drastic measures are not taken.

What is happening now has already occurred in our recent past. It is said that as lightening does not strike the same location twice, economic events rarely ever parallel each other. Yet, here we are.

The international playbook for 2022

The Chinese want a seat on top the economic pyramid. They scheme with the IMF to get countries to adopt CBDCs with an ulterior motive of using the IMFs Special Drawing Rights currency (made out of a basket of currencies) to replace the US dollar as the global reserve currency.

In response, the United States raises interest rates on bonds sucking up liquidity from markets around the world leading to a much stronger dollar. A recession may occur in the United States, but this is a small price to pay.

Back to local matters
When 2 elephants are fighting, the grass suffers. Nigeria and Nigerians must coming to realise how insignificant we are in the scope of things economically on earth, so we must seek out proven solutions as opposed to trying to reinvent the wheel. This is not the time for trial and error. The cost may be our end.

I have advocated for increased taxation on the rich on items such as houses, clothes, phones and cars as this would protect of dollar earnings from crude oil from depletion. In 2015 the United Kingdom instituted a tax on shopping bags not only to reduce pollution, but also to provide a buffer to their reserves.

I have advocated for increased spending on public education mainly at the primary and secondary level.
Davido's recent fund raising should be a clear sign to Nigerians that we are indeed in a very unequal society, were 250 million can be raised by a few yet over 50 percent of the population live on less the 2 dollars per day.

Confucius says that if to want to plan for 10 years plant a tree but if you want to plan to a generation, invest in education.

Socrates argued that societies (democracy) would not work until philosophers become our leaders and our leaders become philosophers. He is saying that without education democracies do not work.

Winston Churchill said democracy is the worst form of government except the others. He is saying no system of government is good but of all the bad systems, democracy is the best.

Nigeria should not try to reinvent the wheel but to tow the path of already successful countries.

Good luck Naija.

Ps.
Lebanon is currently going through hyperinflation and Turkey is about to enter hyperinflation. If it can happen to them, it can happen to us
Re: Petrol May Cost N340/litre After Subsidy Removal In 2022 — Kyari by Nobody: 9:26am On Nov 24, 2021
Chaiii!!!
Naija which way na?
Expect more hardship, prices of things to skyrocket X5, more crime rate, more insurgency, but we go still survive
Only God go help us for this kwantry���
Re: Petrol May Cost N340/litre After Subsidy Removal In 2022 — Kyari by DrProf(m): 10:26am On Nov 24, 2021
maestro299:
Lol. Remember in 2012, when the current APC chieftains came out to protest the removal of subsidy by the GEJ government? If they had supported the government of the day then, [/b]by now we'll have been reaping the benefits[b]. But no, their greed and lust for power didn't allow them. Now, look where we are... The same 'Occupy Lagos' politicians then have miraculously lost their voices and are now only concerned with occupying their sitting rooms.

What benefits do you think can be reaped from removal of subsidy. Removal of subsidy will never change the pump price of fuel favourably to Nigerians except the the exchange rate is 50 naira to 1 dollar. Removal of subsidy is just allocating more money to this government to loot. Removal of subsidy and worsening exchange rates just means that Nigerians can expect to pay 1000 naira for a litre someday.

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Re: Petrol May Cost N340/litre After Subsidy Removal In 2022 — Kyari by Prisco4luv(m): 10:30am On Nov 24, 2021
The cost of living will be high
Re: Petrol May Cost N340/litre After Subsidy Removal In 2022 — Kyari by ogene70: 12:19pm On Nov 24, 2021
PlayMaker14:
Is that all you have to say? “Toh”? After joining hands to enthrone the useless Kunú guzzling drunkard called Buhari, all you could say is “Toh”?



May God continue to “Tohment” fools who supported this demonic administration.


Lol, you have TOHMENTED him enough, nice play with words you have there .
Re: Petrol May Cost N340/litre After Subsidy Removal In 2022 — Kyari by Nobody: 1:21pm On Nov 24, 2021
maestro299:
Lol. Remember in 2012, when the current APC chieftains came out to protest the removal of subsidy by the GEJ government? If they had supported the government of the day then, by now we'll have been reaping the benefits. But no, their greed and lust for power didn't allow them. Now, look where we are... The same 'Occupy Lagos' politicians then have miraculously lost their voices and are now only concerned with occupying their sitting rooms.
You can imagine that...... So so annoying. I can't imagine the level of extreme hardship that will happen due to the proposed fuel price hike.

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Re: Petrol May Cost N340/litre After Subsidy Removal In 2022 — Kyari by Poleski: 2:26pm On Nov 24, 2021
Buhari is a huge failure and a curse to Nigeria!

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