Emmahunk:
Guess PMB's numerous trips are beginning to yield results.
If only we can jettison tribal / religious differences and more importantly, biased criticisms, then come together as one. Honestly, I see light at the end of the tunnel for this Country called Nigeria.

tuniski:

Delusional!
No nigerian wishes nigeria bad. Buharists are no more patriotic than those who don't believe in buhari, it is called democracy not a test of patriotism!

repogirl:
E go com fall to $25 again tomorrow.

Standing5:
With this news and the hot weather i wonder how wailers will sleep tonight . . .

RichYoungNigga:



I'm sick and tired of you niggas calling IPOB all the goddam time.
I guess you ain't concerned with the economy of your country, after you go dey call the government say them no provide work for you.
We were told that we are the leaders of tomorrow.
I now know the reason why a 79 year old man is the president of Nigeria, the so called leaders of tomorrow are busy calling wasting their time on Instagram, Facebook and Nairaland while the old men are ruling their country and stealing billions of dollars.

wapu:
Now they can finance the budget.
Can they stop the N50 postage stamp collection on accounts.

chally02:
The replies by some APC supporters are really funny, they seem to be attributing the rise in the price of crude oil to the presidents "waka about" forgetting that global price of crude oil is determined by the forces of demand and supply and not by a single man.

Anyway its a good news atleast there will be no room for the usual blame game if they don't perform.

Stalwert:
God is with Nigeria and he will grant us the upper hand against ipob witches and pdp e rodents who wish day and night that we fall all because we asked for CHANGE

Standing5:
With this news and the hot weather i wonder how wailers will sleep tonight . . .

NavierStokes:


There are no fundamentals to back this rise in prices, so we should be expecting a fall soonest. There will be a rise in prices surely, but this is not it. The world is still producing between 1 and 2 million bbls of excess crude a day. The storage at Cushing is already over 90% capacity and combined with that in the east, a whopping 88% of capacity, plus production declining at a sub-anticipated rate.

edoziebobbyyahoocom:
Very soon with the advancement in technology for energy production, the world will no longer consider crude as a main stream for energy. Then we(Nigeria) will need a ''hail mary''.
It's better we start now in search of other means of revenue generation and stop checking everyday oil prices.

edoziebobbyyahoocom:
Very soon with the advancement in technology for energy production, the world will no longer consider crude as a main stream for energy. Then we(Nigeria) will need a ''hail mary''.
It's better we start now in search of other means of revenue generation and stop checking everyday oil prices.

amaechi1:
Those who are calling for the head of Mr President and his team for visiting the gulf nations should cover the faces in shame. You don't sit at home and play international politics. Life is in phase and nothing last for ever.

Nigerians, can we cement our differences and work for the progress of this project "the well being of every Nigerian".

God bless Nigeria.

Morountodun:


Look who is talking

RichYoungNigga:


Sorry.
Can you just go

repogirl:
your head dey dia! Crude will soon get worthless or not worth much.

Countries with vision are planning towards the future while we are still holding on to crumbling crumbs.

amagunnerfan:
Speak for yourself mate. Many, especially those from that side, wish Nigeria bad just so they can be justified.

NavierStokes:


There are no fundamentals to back this rise in prices, so we should be expecting a fall soonest. There will be a rise in prices surely, but this is not it. The world is still producing between 1 and 2 million bbls of excess crude a day. The storage at Cushing is already over 90% capacity and combined with that in the east, a whopping 88% of capacity, plus production declining at a sub-anticipated rate.

Morountodun:


Too bad we forgot to tell GEJ all about it

amaechi1:
Those who are calling for the head of Mr President and his team for visiting the gulf nations should cover the faces in shame. You don't sit at home and play international politics. Life is in phase and nothing last for ever.

Nigerians, can we cement our differences and work for the progress of this project "the well being of every Nigerian".

God bless Nigeria.

loomer:


So na buhari's visit improve oil price? Una funny for nigeria sha. The truth be say opec and the yeye members know wetin dem supos do for oil price to improve, them just dey drag leg

americanigga:
Buhari is too powerful.
Do you know that other presidents including American president are afraid of him? Just one calculated move to Qatar he has increase the price of crude in the whole Universe

edoziebobbyyahoocom:
Very soon with the advancement in technology for energy production, the world will no longer consider crude as a main stream for energy. Then we(Nigeria) will need a ''hail mary''.
It's better we start now in search of other means of revenue generation and stop checking everyday oil prices.

omenka:
Not sure I wanna celebrate this news. Much as I want sufficient inflow of forex for the country, I desire to see it come in through any other means than crude oil sales.

Our dependence on that substance is what's put us in the mess we find ourselves today. As long as the price keeps going up, our government might not see the

need to drastically push towards diversification.

tete7000:


Forget oil these yeye talk of oil losing relevance. Other forms of energy will come on stream but oil will maintain its percentage in the energy mix. Infact the demand for oil is projected to increase in future. The only issue for oil in future is that current events has made it clear to opec and other that any attempt to allow oil price unduly skyrocket will allow other hitherto dormant oil sources become economical to produce and thus render opec powerless. What you will see opec do from now is manage oil price within a range that ensure other oil sources and other energy sources remain uneconomical to deploy within the prevailing crude price.

tuniski:

Delusional!
No nigerian wishes nigeria bad. Buharists are no more patriotic than those who don't believe in buhari, it is called democracy not a test of patriotism!

repogirl:
People like you suffer a temporary and conveniently selective amnesia but follow these links to refresh your memory.

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/02/goodluck-jonathan-agriculture-revolution/

http://www.fmti.gov.ng/our-parastatals/168-jonathan-launches-nigeria-industrial-revolution-plan-nedep.html

http://www.thescoopng.com/tobi-adebowale-the-silent-achievements-of-goodluck-jonathan/

http://www.nigeriatradehub.gov.ng/News/tabid/98/entryid/198/revamping-nigeria-s-auto-industry.aspx

http://www.spotlightreports.com.ng/president-jonathan-commissions-100bn-naira-cement-industry-expansion-project/

After all this, your dullard came in to crash the economy in six months. Una weldone ooooo.