Post by Agbo kelly (@Agbokelly)
During the 1973 Yom Kippur War (also known as the Ramadan War) between Israel and several Arab countries including Iran, Nigeria's economy experienced a boom due to its oil exports to Europe and other countries. Given that Nigeria's oil does not rely on Iran's coastline for transportation, and we do not import oil from Iran or engage in significant trade with the country, I am seeking clarification on how the current fuel prices are connected to Iran, warranting an increase,
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Nelzone2000: You are looking at a country out to drain her citizens, our leaders need to have love and empathy, we have suffered enough.
Nelzone2000: Is it really our government’s fault, or Nigerians exploiting Nigerians?
Agreed our leaders have no love for the people they are leading.
We have a local refinery, why can’t we sell product to them at our own price rather than sell at international price? use that to control the local price. Instea...
Agreed our leaders have no love for the people they are leading.
We have a local refinery, why can’t we sell product to them at our own price rather than sell at international price? use that to control the local price. Instea...