murphyibiam15:
I have just noticed that whether oil prices are low or high they will always be a negative effect to Nigerian economy. There is just a news on front page about the oil prices set to reach 100$ per barrel before December, yet it will affect the price of petrol. Mind you if oil price is low as it went around 45$ per barrel last year, the govt complained we weren't earning enough forex.

My question is actually this: At what point exactly can Nigerians benefit from the price of oil?

helinues:
How much is petrol in other oil producing countries??

vanbonattel:


Another zombie

helinues:
How much is petrol in other oil producing countries??

obyrich:
APC should provide answers.

murphyibiam15:

That's tangentiality, the topic is not about price of petrol in different countries. You should be smarter than this bros

helinues:


[s] So all the projects the FG have been embarking on, all the empowerment programs they have been running for years now, the FG workers that have not been delayed, where do they get the money from[/s] ?

helinues:


I thought you had valid argument, not knowing you are only trolling.

Eish

murphyibiam15:

If that will make u sleep well tonight, don't derail my thread. Just get off if you lack comprehension skills

helinues:


So all the projects the FG have been embarking on, all the empowerment programs they have been running for years now, the FG workers that have not been delayed, where do they get the money from?

Mossadd:
did you even go sch at all?is that the answer to the question he asked?what is the correlation between the question he asked and the nonsense you are typing with your leprosy hand?I'm sorry for you pop man he made a wrong choice by not to pulling out that night honestly