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obailala(m): 9:55pm On Jul 26, 2023
mrcoolautofix:

Goodluck sold fuel at 87 per litre so the guy is 100% accurate when he said nnpc makes 100 naira per litre
What was the exchange rate then? .... You obviously forgot to factor the difference in exchange rate into your calculations.

At the time petrol sold for N87/litre in 2011, susbsidy of at least N55 was being paid per litre of petrol, which made the actual cost of petrol to be about N142 at the time. Recall when GEJ removed subsidy on the 1st of January 2012, pump price rose to N142.

Now let's do some arithmetic. In 2012 January, exchange rate was roughly N155/$ and petrol was imported and sold for N142. Today the exchange rate is officially N788/$ (i.e. about 5 times what it was in 2012. What do you think would happen to the cost of imported petrol following the 5 times increase in value of the dollar?

With the exchange rate in view, do you still think the argument that NNPC imports fuel at N87/litre in 2023 makes sense?

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obailala(m): 9:25pm On Jul 26, 2023
StaffofOrayan:


NO! NNPC is paying with Nigerian crude oil!
Nigerian crude isnt worthless because it is Nigerian crude. Nigerian crude is worth about $80/bbl today.

If NNPC pays for a product or service today using 1 barrel of Nigerian crude oil, that is equivalent to NNPC paying $80 for that product or service.

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obailala(m): 2:46pm On Jul 26, 2023
mrcoolautofix:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g1gZjG6oO7M please let make this vodeo viral so we can aweken nigerian youths whoms interest is at the stampede of this political torture.

Nigerians dont deserve this political torture and havoc thats is currently ungoing! I felt terrible if i could spark a riot that will emancipate nigeria. I wouldnt hesistate.

Making life a living hell for nigerian is uncalled for.

in buhari regime nnpc was making N100 profit selling fuel at 195 and yet it wasnt enough, the borrowing and devaluation of naira still kicked it.

Tinubu has gotten more money than he spent on election why this inhuman act upon nigeria?

Still lot of you are fooled to belive that fuel price will come down.. it is a carrot donkey trick in my critical overview
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pmP_LaFN5U8
Was the subsidy regime laced with fraud?... Absolutely YES! But saying there was no subsidy at all is just ignorant talk.

The argument of the guy in the video was flawed from the very beginning when he asked which marketers the subsidy was paid to. Since 2016, subsidy was not paid to any marketer, but rather NNPC imported and sold petrol at a loss. That loss, or 'under-recovery' as they termed it, was effectively the subsidy! ... If NNPC was to remit N1 trillion to the govt, but it remitted only 800 billion, that loss of N200 billion is effectively the subsidy paid to keep pump prices low.

The claim that N100 profit was being made when petrol sold at N185, that's an interesting claim. In essence, petrol was being imported at roughly N85/litre? Would have made sense if the guy explained the source of this data better.

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obailala(m): 2:42pm On Jul 26, 2023
StaffofOrayan:


This is the lie they have been telling the uninformed citizens!

NNPC gives these companies crude oil and they in return send back petrol, kerosine and diesel while they keep the rest of the resources gotten from crude oil.

NNPC doesn't pay a dime to bring the processed fuel into Nigeria! It's all in the of agreement,

Of course no one tells u Nigeria has some of the most preferred crude oil in the world!

Don't believe the scam!
In a scenario that NNPC gives crude oil to receive petroleum products, you can't say "NNPC doesn't pay a dime" cos NNPC is actually paying with 'crude'.

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obailala(m): 2:14pm On Jul 26, 2023
nairalanda1:
I stopped listening when the guy stated that 'NNPC had not paid subsidy to anybody'

That made me know that the argument was going to be flawed from the word go.

From 2016, what was happening....was that NNPC was

1.Made the sole importer of fuel

2.Had to import fuel at the landing price X

3.And then sell to depots at the price Y which was below price X.

4. As a result, NNPC was running at a loss, and NNPC was as a result being paid a subsidy to not run at a loss.


Marketers on the other hand were allowed to buy petrol at price A from depots and sell at price B, which was higher than price A and set by the government.

I know people want petrol prices to fall down again, but the argument being used is poor. Marketers were not being paid subsidy from 2016 by government or NNPC, because NNPC was itself subsidising fuel on behalf of the government, and being paid a subsidy not to collapse.

(I do not work for NNPC, or the government, and have ed subsidy removal since 2012. I also do not like APC, PDP, or LP and wish they all got voted out for Nigeria's benefit).
Amazing how so many people still fail to comprehend this very elementary explanation you gave above. For those living in the delusion that there was no subsidy, if there was really no subsidy, how come petrol was sold in Nigeria for N185 (way cheaper than all neighbouring countries)?

The argument of the guy in the video was flawed from the very beginning when he asked which marketers the subsidy was paid to. Since 2016, subsidy was not paid to any marketer, but rather NNPC imported and sold petrol at a loss. That loss, or 'under-recovery' as they termed it, was effectively the subsidy! ... If NNPC was to remit N1 trillion to the govt, but it remitted only 800 billion, that loss of N200 billion is effectively the price paid to keep pump prices low = subsidy.

The guy in the video claims NNPC was making over N100 profit per litre when petrol was still sold at N185; he however failed to explain the source of this figure. Would be interesting to know where that figure came from...

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obailala(m): 3:14pm On Jul 25, 2023
Which kain contri be this? undecided

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obailala(m): 12:22am On Jul 25, 2023
Flathead8:
https://www.thevaluechainng.com/dangote-refinery-completion-shifts-to-2025/

Lol the man is minding his life doing his business, but people that he barely knows and interact with are constantly hoping for his down fall

Look at the source sef, he couldn't wait for legit ones like vanguard, dailytrust, Thisday etc to report. Just to show you how eager he is grin cheesy

Many of them recently were even jubilating when he was overthrown as Africa's riches person grin

Is it because he is hausa/northern!? Omo you guys have energy and time oo

I pray I don't ever have this level of hate towards anybody
If someone says "the Dangote refinery isnt yet complete", how does this statement equate to "Igbos praying for Dangote refinery to fail"?.... Don't you think this is a foolish conclusion influenced by tribal bigotry?

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obailala(m): 10:27pm On Jul 23, 2023
The way some Nigerians carry religion on their heads; if you check now, it's possibly only northerners that would have a problem with Davido.

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obailala(m): 4:02pm On Jul 23, 2023
If a rerun happens between Tinubu and Atiku, then it would be a walkover for Atiku cos he'd easily inherit the majority of OBI's 6.1 million votes.

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obailala(m): 10:29am On Jul 22, 2023
Definitely a waste of scarce resources. Without being told, every nigerian knows 80% of the funds would definitely end up in pockets of people who by definition are far far far from being poor. With the judiciary and NASS already billed to get almost N120 billion from the 'borrowed' funds, it's already clear the money wouldn't be ending up with the poor.

Borroring $800 million to fund consumption instead of production, the very thing Peter OBI keeps ctiticising but they say he's an idiot. $800 million can build model schools in all 774 LGAs in Nigeria; that amount can also build 108 world class hospitals in all 108 senatorial districts across the country. But the want to share it for food.

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obailala(m): 8:51am On Jul 20, 2023
samunaka:


So all of a sudden he is now having shishi to give people
OBI says he's allergic to money badly spent. In other words, he doesn't have shishi to give to political jobbers, boot and ass lickers, praise singers, thugs, online warriors, etc. He'd rather give 'more than shishi' to the lesss privileged, schools etc...

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obailala(m): 7:05pm On Jul 19, 2023
Image123:


Subsidy was removed May 29. June FAAC was about 750billion, i don't the exact amount. July is 1.9trillion. This is almost three times of June. Logically explain how subsidy removal is a MAIN factor. Where was this factor in June FAAC?
I said subsidy removal AND the change in exchange rate are the major factors. These wouldnt reflect in the June's FAAC cos the revenue received in June would typically be shared in July's FAAC.

June FAAC was N750bn because it was revenue from the montb of May when subsidy was still deducted from source, and when dollar receipts from oil sales was exchaged at about N400-N450. Subsidy stop being deducted from June and exchange rate also almost doubled; that explains the massive jump you see in July FAAC. Hopefully this is clear, but if you still think otherwise, please can you tell us what you think is the reason behind the jump?

Meabwhile see extract from the report on the frontpage:
...Allocations are usually shared from the preceding month’s revenue — meaning June will be shared in July....

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obailala(m): 4:49pm On Jul 19, 2023
Image123:


https://leadership.ng/nnpc-makes-zero-remittance-to-federation--for-7-consecutive-months/

https://punchng.com/reps-to-probe-nnpcl-over-non-remittance-of-revenue-2/

https://businessday.ng/energy/article/nigeria-records-n16trn-oil-sales-as-nnpc-remits-nothing-to-cbn/

The news seem to say otherwise for a while now. In summary, their remittance or non-remittance is not the main factor in this. FAAC is not only oil based BTW.
FAAC isnt only oil based, but oil revenue makes a chunk of it. Non-payment of subsidy and an increase in the exchange rate are the 2 main factors responsible for the surge in FAAC allocation.

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obailala(m): 9:03am On Jul 19, 2023
Image123:


Subsidy was not deducted before sharing before. Hold your governors very closely. They pay salaries and made budgets and contracts in naira. They are owing some of you months of salary.
Thats not correct!

NNPCL made fuel cheaper by selling products cheaper than they were bought and therefore incurred losses (termed 'under-recovery' or subsidy) before remitting oil revenue to the govt.

In summary, NNPCL deducted subsidy before remitting oil revenue to govt.
obailala(m): 8:35am On Jul 19, 2023
This increase is apparently for 2 main reasons:

1. Oil revenue exchanged at N750 instead of N450
2. No subsidy paid

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obailala(m): 3:35pm On Jul 18, 2023
Could that really be the Official DSS twitter dropping such unprofessional tribally bigoted agbero tweets?

Could this be Nigeria turning to a proper banana republic before our very eyes?

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obailala(m): 3:24pm On Jul 18, 2023
Could that be the DSS official twitter dropping such unprofessional tribally bigoted agbero tweets?

Could this be Nigeria turning into a proper banana republic before our very eyes?
obailala(m): 4:22pm On Jul 17, 2023
Some will still hate him for this... Humans are irredeemably complex! undecided

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obailala(m): 12:18pm On Jul 16, 2023
Buhari must be hurt and limping by now... I shake my head in shame when I recall hoe I regularly had this argument with fully grown adults few years ago.
obailala(m): 2:59pm On Jul 15, 2023
An absolute waste of resources...

The very thing Peter OBI keeps lamenting about; governments borrowing to fund consumption instead of production.

Borrowing N500bn to eat food instead of growing food.

N500bn if well spent can do great wonders, but it's about to be eaten.

N500bn can build massive world class hospitals in all 36 states of the federation.

N500bn can also build model schools one in each of the 774 LGAs of the country.

I would have said the people coming up with these silly ideas are dumb, but in reality they arent; they're just desperately wicked, insensitive and greedy.

The N500bn was never about the poor, but rather a ploy to bribe the NASS and the Judiciary while they line their pockets with the rest.

God save us!

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obailala(m): 11:54am On Jul 15, 2023
gidgiddy:
These days, theres not much to smile or laugh about in Nigeria. Everything seems to get worse with each ing day. So when I came across this comment Simon Ekpa made on Facebook today, I appreciated the fact that it made me laugh. He said:

This is when Simon Ekpa represents terrorist Nigeria at the 2003 African Junior Athletics Championships games and comes back with Gold medals and Silver medal. The same government claimed today they dont know where he came from because no system working in a country called Nigeria



Had Nigeria been a civilised country, people would have been interested in knowing why this young man who once represented Nigeria and won numerous medals for it in sports, has since turned his back on the same country, returned the medals, and is today giving sit at home orders

Unfortunately, many Nigerians are not that civilised yet
grin
...and the way he's turning his back on the country for marginalising Igbos is by sending hoodlums to go kill Igbos and destroy Igbo businesses, to the applause of some stupid Igbos? Idiots!

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obailala(m): 1:38am On Jul 12, 2023
sapele914:
Keep wailing for that 3rd placed Loser.
Una win election yet you cant get over your obsession for OBI.. no be juju be that? Abi na colo ?
obailala(m): 10:12pm On Jul 11, 2023
seunmsg:


This is not the leader we are looking for please. We want a leader who will get all relevant facts about an issue before rushing to make a decision and not one who makes a decision only to be corrected by the public.

The list of the winners of the award was published on the website with the names and nationalities of all the winners. Peter Obi or whoever checked on his behave did not do proper due diligence or simply ignored the others intentional. Either way, it’s very bad for a character that wants to become the president of a multiethnic country like Nigeria. We dodged a bullet by not electing that ineffectual clown as our president.
He's still far better than the character who rigged his way into aso rock to go and sleep... last I checked, the druglord hasnt bothered to congratulate anyone, and neither has any of his multitude of Yoruba appointees

obailala(m): 12:40am On Jul 11, 2023
richie240:
Better question:
What does he stand to lose by congratulating all d 15 students as against only one student?
And 'coincidentally' she's also igbo.
cool

Do you have any evidence proving that he was informed about the 15 students who won the award?

Anyway, I've learnt from some dumb OBI haters today on twitter that OBI hates everybody, including fellow Igbos. Must be the reason he didnt congratulate 4 Igbo award recepients.
obailala(m): 12:11am On Jul 11, 2023
richie240:
What better way to mask his bigotry if not to select one igbo as alibi and feign ignorance of the rest incase he's called out as he's presently being called out.

Nor be today women don dey face front (dey) piss backward nwokem, we nor be small pikin.
cool
And what does he stand to gain by congratulating 1 igbo person and ignoring the other 4?...
obailala(m): 11:56pm On Jul 10, 2023
Believeintruth:


Oga stop being dense, worley said in their description that the pipeline itself is built from Nigeria to Morocco which is 5,300km to connect to the existing 1,700km Mahgreb-Dahla European pipeline. NNPC and Worley are definitely trying to sensationalise for PR purposes. The Moroccan oil industry news stated clearly that the pipeline is 5,300km to connect to the 1,700km existing pipeline. Oga stop being stupid naaaa go and face your NHS contract job in the UK and stop being dense.
Oga stop pulling shitty info out your ass and blabbing directionlessly.... You claim the 1700km segment has been built, you claim you saw it in a Worley report.... abeg leave talk for parrot and just show us a screenshot of this Worley report (whether real or fake) where you saw that the 1700km has been built. No need for long talk...
obailala(m): 11:19pm On Jul 10, 2023
richie240:
....and coincidentally, d 'only one he had info on (out of 15) was igbo.
Udonminit!
grin. grin
Apparently he didnt congratulate the other about 5 Igbos on the list because he hates Igbos too....
obailala(m): 11:16pm On Jul 10, 2023
See several idiots saying he singled out the ONLY IGBO person in the list when rven a blind person can see up to 5 Igbos on the list.

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obailala(m): 10:37pm On Jul 10, 2023
plaindealer:
It's with deepest regret that I have to openly comment on your behaviour, which I consider incompatible with the status of "potential president of Nigeria". The Di upana Award 2023 was awarded to 18 Nigerians, but you singled out an Igbo woman to congratulate.

What happened to the twin sisters, Eduek and Uforo Nsentip, who also got the award, as well as Yusuf Babatunde, Favour Abatang, Olalekan Ajayi, and the other 12 young Nigerians who received the award alongside the Oyinye Omenugha? They do not deserve to be congratulated because they are not Igbo.

Is this not a classical example of bigotry?

Perhaps Malam Elrufai was correct when he called you a tribal bigot in 2018. Could you reflect on your behaviour and come to understand that if you ever become president, you aren't going to only be an "Igbo President". Thank you.

https://tribuneonlineng.com/nigerian-twin-sisters-win-diana-award/
Very silly reasoning by dumb anti OBI elements. Of course there were several other Nigerians on that list, including about 4-5 other Igbos.

So if these guys claim OBI congratulated the girl because she is Igbo, how come he didnt congratulate the other Igbos on the list?... He must hate Igbos too?

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