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Re: Dangote Price Slash: Marketers With Imported Fuel Fear Losses by Zackattack: 7:50am |
helinues:The reason is very simple. You cannot see others if you cannot look at yourself in the mirror. 2 Likes 1 Share |
Re: Dangote Price Slash: Marketers With Imported Fuel Fear Losses by Jlow2: 7:52am |
Dangote does not love Nigeria, he just want to take out his competitors, I bet you when this importers lose there capital, you will buy fuel for 2000 per liter from dangote, that what happened in cement 2 Likes 1 Share |
Re: Dangote Price Slash: Marketers With Imported Fuel Fear Losses by MrDoGood(m): 7:53am |
koladata: God bless you. You're the only one seeing this. That Dangote guy is nothing but a wicked moda4ka. 2 Likes 1 Share |
Re: Dangote Price Slash: Marketers With Imported Fuel Fear Losses by femi4: 7:54am |
helinues:It's not the marketers fault, if Dangote fuel is cheaper than the imported ones, they would patronise him 1 Like 1 Share |
Re: Dangote Price Slash: Marketers With Imported Fuel Fear Losses by skywalker240(m): 7:55am |
koladata:Nothing you will say to that guy that will make sense to him The day they start buying petrol from Dangote at 3k they will still be saying nothing like Monopoly 1 Like |
Re: Dangote Price Slash: Marketers With Imported Fuel Fear Losses by MASTAkiLLAh(m): 7:57am |
There's no single marketer incurring a Kobo of loss, they're just entertaining you guys while ripping you off. Petrol is way cheaper than your being told even with all taxes |
Re: Dangote Price Slash: Marketers With Imported Fuel Fear Losses by zikter(m): 7:59am |
koladata:we all know the owners of BUA and Larfarge. Now, there are market leaders in almost all consumer goods. Do you know that, Dangote once had and operated a nodules Factory? Do you also know that, that same factory was acquired by Indomie as Dangote could not survive in the segment of the market? Why don't we shout monopoly on indomie in the nodules market as they are head and shoulders above all? That someone is leading in a particular market doesn't mean we should unfairly accuse them of monopoly. How many licenses were granted to people to build refineries before Dangote and who among them built it? Is it Dangote that said the 3 refineries that owned by the government shouldn't work? To the best of my knowledge, people are free to apply for licences to invest in any segment of the economy and they will be granted. Dangote endured to build his refinery to finish and all of a sudden, we are shouting monopoly. Does he stop any other person from building theirs? Even now, they say BUA is building his. They even say the government refineries are working now. The market is also a free one where importation too is not banned, people are free to buy fuel anywhere. So where is the monopoly by Dangote? 1 Like |
Re: Dangote Price Slash: Marketers With Imported Fuel Fear Losses by Oparasunny125(m): 8:00am |
koladata: They will still leave him and go for importation 1 Like |
Re: Dangote Price Slash: Marketers With Imported Fuel Fear Losses by NinjaMetahuman: 8:04am |
Mynd44:exactly. This is what is being done in cement industry. Now it's the same price across board because they were not allowed or there is big import duty on cement. We cannot allow dangote to do this petrol. Let dangote continue to compete with imported product, it's good for the consumers. |
Re: Dangote Price Slash: Marketers With Imported Fuel Fear Losses by God2man2again(m): 8:07am |
The mysterious price of PMS continues...... |
Re: Dangote Price Slash: Marketers With Imported Fuel Fear Losses by Konjiboii: 8:09am |
Some marketers are crooks, they won’t reduce the price until the clear the one on stock, you think say dem send anybody? The regulatory agency are docile. |
Re: Dangote Price Slash: Marketers With Imported Fuel Fear Losses by Mom007(f): 8:10am |
This Dangote man needs to be checked. This price slash is nothing but vindictiveness aimed at punishing those that went to import fuel rather than buy his more expensive fuel. So he knew he could slash to 890 all the while they were asking him to look into his price? How can the so called home based be selling more expensive than whats obtainable from imports? Nigeria matter dey tire person abeg. |
Re: Dangote Price Slash: Marketers With Imported Fuel Fear Losses by gabbytabby: 8:11am |
Him go run them street. Na to negotiate them suppose try to do. adenigga: |
Re: Dangote Price Slash: Marketers With Imported Fuel Fear Losses by koladata(m): 8:11am |
You are right bro, He replied me telling me how dangote couldn't survive noodles business he started earlier, imagine him comparing cement and noodles factory , does noodles requires state owned rocks for production. I'm tired already. This is why this politicians keeps playing us. skywalker240: |
Re: Dangote Price Slash: Marketers With Imported Fuel Fear Losses by duduade(m): 8:13am |
Audio prices |
Re: Dangote Price Slash: Marketers With Imported Fuel Fear Losses by fuckJones(f): 8:18am |
nomorespams:let fo the calculation together 1 barrel of oil have 156 litters of fuel 1 barrel of oil is $76 $1 is #1490 #1490×76 = #113 240 156 litters × 500 =#78000 |
Re: Dangote Price Slash: Marketers With Imported Fuel Fear Losses by Gotocourt: 8:20am |
koladata:taaaH, Naira dropped to #1400+/$ |
Re: Dangote Price Slash: Marketers With Imported Fuel Fear Losses by MrBONE2(m): 8:21am |
mycar:
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Re: Dangote Price Slash: Marketers With Imported Fuel Fear Losses by Lithiumite: 8:22am |
zoedew: Dey play!! it's obvious you are only displaying crass ignorance with confidence.....even dangote's business is run on loans!! 1 Like |
Re: Dangote Price Slash: Marketers With Imported Fuel Fear Losses by Gotocourt: 8:25am |
fuckJones:A barrel of crude oil gives almost times 4 or 5 of its value after refining. Petrol, diesel, kerosene, Vaseline, tar, lpg, black oil, engine oil, PVC, synthetic pharmaceutical etc |
Re: Dangote Price Slash: Marketers With Imported Fuel Fear Losses by Blackman101: 8:28am |
How many pumps at the filling stations are dispensing fuel at the correct rate per litre before we talk about loose. let weights and measure department and DPR visit any filling station with measuring devices including NNPC outlet and do a check and we will be surprised with the outcome. this cry about lose when price is reduced by Dangote is no problem to the marketers, their always find a way of getting their money from the consumers through the back door. |
Re: Dangote Price Slash: Marketers With Imported Fuel Fear Losses by fuckJones(f): 8:29am |
Gotocourt:what of running cost? |
Re: Dangote Price Slash: Marketers With Imported Fuel Fear Losses by Gotocourt: 8:37am |
fuckJones:Sure, can't lay my hands on the full breakdown. It cost around 3-5$ per barrel for refining. Drilling per barrel cost BTW 20-50$. Nigeria drilling cost $48/barrel |
Re: Dangote Price Slash: Marketers With Imported Fuel Fear Losses by Ochyes: 8:45am |
Competition is good for consumers. |
Re: Dangote Price Slash: Marketers With Imported Fuel Fear Losses by mclloyd22(m): 9:05am |
adenigga: Petrol stations has really been a pin in the ass to the final consumers. This reduction should be padded with enforcement by the people in-charge. My pain amongst all these is that many are still selling bunkry (locally refined fuel) with this same price thing. It’s crazy |
Re: Dangote Price Slash: Marketers With Imported Fuel Fear Losses by engrchykae(m): 9:06am |
It's Nigerians that will still pay heavily when the competitors are out. Same method DANGOTE used in killing off competitors in cement. |
Re: Dangote Price Slash: Marketers With Imported Fuel Fear Losses by david102(m): 9:22am |
This shows that the price of Dangote petrol could go as low as 800 naira...... Well he has to make his capital back as soon as possible for the refinery |
Re: Dangote Price Slash: Marketers With Imported Fuel Fear Losses by david102(m): 9:25am |
They are making money like crazy, when fuel was subsidized they were making more... Subsidiaries gone they are cashing out more.... mclloyd22: 1 Like |
Re: Dangote Price Slash: Marketers With Imported Fuel Fear Losses by dheilaw1(m): 9:36am |
NICOGRAVITY:you don use your tablets this morning? 1 Like |
Re: Dangote Price Slash: Marketers With Imported Fuel Fear Losses by CHAQUR: 9:50am |
Normal battle... It's a competitive market. They imported when it was costly here and the price went down before they could distributed it. Dangote is playing the game well. Dangote 1 - Marketers 0. |
Re: Dangote Price Slash: Marketers With Imported Fuel Fear Losses by Opebiman: 9:54am |
mycar: Build your own refinery and stop making noise |
Re: Dangote Price Slash: Marketers With Imported Fuel Fear Losses by Opebiman: 9:57am |
engrchykae: No competitor producing cement have ever been driven out of business..only those who imported (Ibeto).. It is better he drives importers out of business and force them to build their own refinery to compete favourably.. Nigeria had only 4 cement plant before Dangote came in to complete..in 20 years the number of cement plants has risen to 10 with a new plant being built in Ogun |
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