Paraman:
Why are you asking me this kind of senseless question? The NNPCL have been importing petrol into Nigeria and they are not complaining. I wander why the marketers should be complaining on their behalf.

Why are talking like this? Ask yourself this question, do the marketers have access to dollars like NNPCL you are comparing them to? Who is even agreeing to borrow them money for business. Again, with the rising price of crude oil and free falling naira, even the NNPCL is been subsidized, otherwise there is no way petrol will go for the current prices. So assuming you try hard to import and land the product at 720, will you go and sell at 617? Meanwhile your competitor is whose product is subsidized is selling at cheaper rate. Who now will buy your own? Let us say the truth, subsidy removal is good but the process was poorly managed. I agree with this article 100%

This people should have well trained first aiders to respond to an emergency like this. See all of them with caftans and agbeda trying to lift a collapse person. What nonsense

Machinegun91:
Igala people ka mba tsav chicha

kuku no angom. The story explained better

Connoisseur:
okay

Done
Check

Thank you for helping the young man. May God replenish you richly

CodeTemplar:
Imagine renting the down floor out to restaurants as you opined. That's a good place for angry jihadists to drive in trucks and bring down the whole building in protest to a perceived jewish guy who farted in front of a holy tree in Saudi Arabia.

Kai, una weldone o

Racoon:
Just look @ the ratio or improper fraction of the levels of child illiteracy between the 2 regions and know where the problem & bane of Nigeria's development is coming from. A country where illiterates are politically forced on a nation in connivance with some eternally cursed southern stooges

I don't think the leaders you are referring to are illiterate by any measure. Check their bios and you will discover that they are very well educated both home and abroad and well exposed. They may even be more educated and exposed than you speaking. Their bad leadership has nothing to do with their education. Let us just say they are educated but bad leaders. Note that both the southern and northern leaders are inclusive in this bad leadership palaver

OGHENAOGIE:
I guess it was renamed then... Good for him though... With the ist class... we aim for ist class in unical Pol sci but since 87 it seems impossible due to self acclaimed sadist there... Just 2:1 we still Carry comot

yes, it was renamed two years ago from uni agruc Makurdi

OGHENAOGIE:
were profs swimming in luxuries of riches even in 80s and even anywhere in the world academics aren't that Rich... If u wanna be super Rich don't near academic line... I think this University is a private one...

No, a federal university, one of the three universities of agriculture in the country

zeuss:


How do u know he is a criminal?

Cos he was caught in the act with the toy gun. by the way, it seems you are not quite aware of their activities in that particular axis. Luck just ran out of this one and no pity for him

zeuss:
On account of a toy gun the illiterate and wicked officers within the Nigeria police force have brutalized l, defamed, embarrassed and completely distroyed a grown man. Wicked society wicked institutions.

I am not really concerned about the fully gown criminal, considering the pains and agony the idiot has caused many. Of course more brutality to the idiot. My concern is the level of ignorance displayed by a whole commissioner of police. Chai

What sort of recycling already failed policies is this? We in for it again

In all these, my pain is that, no one single of the supposed criminally corrupt cabal is invited for questioning let alone in prison. Again how can our politicians be so wasteful with resources just for their comfy but insist the poor masses should endure? This is pure wickedness

Hmm, a fellow oil producing country. No shame at all

As always

Igboslayer:
Best way to remove subsidy is in phases. Remove certain percentage quarterly and use the money gained for all to see. Removing all at once is like drowning a child because you want him to own a swimming pool. He may not live to swim in it

This is the only reasonable approach. While doing this, deal with the corrupt people assumed to be benefitting the subsidy, ensure local refining as well. Fuel price should have moved from 185 to say 220 per liter first.

raskymonojendor:
Are the subsidy cabal going to win..

Please who are the cabal?

obinnanelson04:
I believe that those who benefited from the subsidy regime are holding this nation to ransom.

Please who are they that are above the government? Does it mean the government is so incompetent it can not deal with the so called criminally corrupt people who benefited from the subsidy regime? Anytime this reasoning is followed, I only perceived gross failure from the president and government

9jatriot:
Hmmm, would this not give victory to the so called cabal who need us to continue the regime of subsidy.

Is it possible they are the ones fighting back and fighting dirty? Many of the things you have suggested look like things we have been trying since God knows when. Take the issue of repairing the refineries. Remember Kachukwu (former minister of petroleum) staked his reputation then that the refinery under his watch will start working in 2 years also.

With all news coming from CBN, can we really afford to continue with trying to defend the naira? As a matter of fact, if we even get the dollar component right, the subsidy removal will resolve itself. If the dollar takes a consistent value for about 1 year, then industries can plan better but when today it is 800, tomorrow it jumps straight to 850 and now even 805 then all the permutations goes out of the window.

For me, it is the dollar part that worries me the most.

Who are this cabal that are so much above the entire government of Nigeria? This is where the real issue is. With all the criminal corruption the cabal are accused of, we haven't seen one member of the cabal arrested and prosecuted. All we hear us cabal cabal. What sort of nonsense is this?

Creamypie:
Its not charm. E no dey work. Na psychology of trust. Even All pastors learned it as logic and philosophy course and use it on sheeple. I learned it in a course in 200 level. Adolph Hitler, Jim Jones (Jones town mass suicide) and David koresh (Vernon Howell )of wacko siege incident also learned it.

wetin join pastor here now? ABI you want talk say all Alfa the learn it ni?

How is what the guy wearing a police uniform? Police and mumu self. Instead of going to face bandits, kidnappers, arm robbers or at least their egunje personnel, here they are shaming themselves

clinician2x:


I only stated my preference for speed and performance and the mumu started firing. Before u drop your unsolicited opinions why not do urself the favor of starting from the beginning.

yeah, I did. Right from when you belittled the OP's list of cars. For starters, OP was talking about fuel economy and not speed, you bringing in the issue of speed which is directly related to the engine size of car was not necessary. If the discussion was about speed, OP wouldn't be talking about fuel economy. Then, you belittling the cars he mentioned as poor men cars was totally uncalled for. Like I said, life is simpler than disrespecting other people's choices and what they can afford. Some people own private jets plus yachts etc. But again, everybody with their thought patterns and opinions

clinician2x:


Hahaha see mumu don de fire on all cylinders.

Oya getat

All these are not necessary. Don't you know that the cars you have and you are so proud of are like the same match boxes you are talking about to others? The last time I check, Dangote is still the richest black man in the world and you are not Dangote. Please learn to respect others

helinues:


Oil, Fuel, Premium Motor Sprit , whichever, millions of litters just arrived the country which would reduce the increase in fuel price.

I know you lots are not happy with this news hence trying to derail from the main topic of discussion

Please be informed. The current increase is not due to lack of product but market forces as nnpc said. Do you expect an importer who spend, say 500 on a litre to turn around and start selling at 480? He is not father Christmas definitely. Infact, IPMAN is projecting 700 per litre for the new stock you are referring to

Yeah, they have started to share the subsidy money among themselves already. Good thing is hunger doesn't differentiate tribes or parties. Let's roll together 😉

OndoRaph:
I write projects for Faculty of Arts undergraduates students. I write and deliver MS-Word files via email, it doesn't matter which school or location my clients are found. Recently, I just wrote for a lady who paid for the service in full. After submission to one university, she got a good grade now she is pressuring to come visit all the way from her State to mine. She told me she wants to appreciate me better with just the two of us together. I don't mix business with pleasure but this is a done biz. I Need Advice.

Mostly this kind of question is seeking for validation to sleep around. If you don't mix business with pleasure, then why the question?

He saves

What a shot from the camera

This is where the subsidy money will be channeled. Instead of cutting the cost of governance, they prefer to suffer the common man while enriching their fellow political bandits

usibengate:
I am June 12th

Same here, happy birthday

MissJoy29:

Na lie o....no matter how structured a company is, there are some things you will do & no one will have time to give you queries and warnings. It's OUTRIGHT sack!

not this type of offence. And there is nothing like lie about what I said. Each employee has a handbook and company policy where procedures are clearly spelt out including separate chapters on disciplinary measures. The company knows too well they have to follow those steps religiously to avoid legal fireworks.

BABAawoo47:
telling someone to go home shows the workplace is not structured...There's something called query and there are due process to firing someone especially if the person is sent an official letter. No one working for reputable Coys will try this because of threats of law suits....
So i guess the company isn't a well structured one that's why she acted that way

Correctly said, the place is most likely a one man show or without structure. Where I work, for you to sack someone takes a whole lot processes, query, first warning, second warning before sack is considered. Her attitude was bad but she was sacked in a wrong manner

nairalanda1:
So the story about his mom being in charge of the money was not true

And Nairaland men, most of us, were rejoicing and calling Hakimi a wise man

The fact is, when a story is not in any of the major sport or ordinary news sites and newspapers, but is hearsay, it is a lie until proven otherwise.

Looks like Hakimi is no longer the hero we thought he was.

So you really expect her to come out and broadcast that son's wealth is in her name? She even subtly agreed but you didn't see. What the woman's lawyer found out is the truth and nothing more