MrHistorian:

ettybaba:
Ibos are neither here nor there.
Anyhwere free food dey

yanshDoctor:
lol. i do believe in sarcasm very well. buhari and north must complete their 8years.

since their body has been itching to get power at all cost. they are untrained, and unintelligent to govern no nation. buhari have expose their hypocrisy and shows how unenlightened they are


2012 Oil Was $111.67, Fuel Price With Subsidy N65 & Without Subsidy N141

When Jonathan attempted to remove subsidy there was a nationwide protest from north and West.

and at the time price of petrol increased from 65 naira ($0.40; £0.26) per litre to at least 141 naira in filling stations, and a barrel of crude was $111.67.

Now a barrel of crude is $69 with subsidy at N145 and we are told without subsidy it might get to N200.

the question now is what of the oil price get to $111? Nigerians will buy fuel at N1000?

the Buhati government failed in all ramification. people like oshiomohle what big mouth and ugly face. we are not seeing them to condemn this government.

agabusta:


And you think you are smart?

What was the dollar exchange rate as at that time and now?

Or don't you know that Nigeria imports the bulk of her petroleum products? Which means the landing cost of the product is hugely influenced by the exchange rate.

yanshDoctor:
that's not an excuse as the oil is going up the dollars earnings should increase which should as well strengthened the naira

agabusta:


As the oil gone up to what it was then? The 100dollars/barrel example you cited. Has international price of a barrel of oil gone up to $100?

Is the population now same as at what we have then? Or don't you know increase in population results in increase in consumption.

Is the daily consumption of petroleum products now same with what we have then?

Is the daily demand for dollars for imports same as at then, with what we have now??

Pls put all these factors in your calculation for people to take it meaningful.

agabusta:


As the oil gone up to what it was then? The 100dollars/barrel example you cited. Has international price of a barrel of oil gone up to $100?

Is the population now same as at what we have then? Or don't you know increase in population results in increase in consumption.

Is the daily consumption of petroleum products now same with what we have then?

Is the daily demand for dollars for imports same as at then, with what we have now??

Pls put all these factors in your calculation for people to take it meaningful.

tonytony208:
Where are those idiots from land of the mud saying Yorubas are slaves to hausa/fulani?

The number of igbos that are hausa/fulani slaves is increasing by the day.
Iwuanyanwu, okorocha, orji uzor kalu, anambra monarch, igbo Muslims. The list is getting longer by the day.