I Estimate Petrol Price In Nigeria To Be N1,250/L – Bismarck Rewane

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I Estimate Petrol Price In Nigeria To Be N1,250/L – Bismarck Rewane


The Managing Director and CEO of Financial Derivatives Company Limited, Bismarck Rewane, spoke to the Global Business Report about Global oil prices, the importance of the Dangote Refinery to Nigeria, and the estimated open market price of petrol

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36 Comments

  1. After advising Nigerians that removing oil subsidies will improve distribution at the pump, Rewane now claims the problem is due to poor supply.

  2. Same economist that came out to say government workers buys rice @ N40k and sale @ N80K and that was why the government decided to stop the sale of the said rise. I will never in my life take any sheet coming out of this guy's mouth claiming to be economist. I pray that may Nigeria happen to you one day

  3. Rowane has confirmed rumours about the then Buhari led APC government borrowed money with our crude oil to be produced in the future
    Expect more hardship. APC propaganda will not help
    Nigeria is gradually becoming the new Afghanistan

  4. The problem is not that the price of pms is over N1,250. Rather, the main problems are 1. Inflation and 2. The price will not remain there as long as the value of the Naira keeps dropping, and the value of the Naira will keep dropping because more Naira will now be chasing less $.

  5. Dangote is competing with Tinubu's refinery in Malta, Buhari's refinery in Niger Republic and power foreign oil companies like Shell, Agip, Chevron, etc the real devils😂😂😂

  6. In spite of this mess, the govt is still prodigious. If there's anything time Nigeria political elites should be reasonable, sensitive and patriotic by tightening their belts, it is now. But will they do?

  7. A good conversation from a patriot,s point of view. But will the corrupt gangsters allow this refinery.
    NNPC is the greatest obstacle and adversary because the Dangote refinery is about breaking their monopoly in this sector. That is why they are up.in arms with their collaborators.

  8. Mr Economist directed the government to fix our refineries and stop borrowing with our crude oil. Tell the government to stop oil theft and boost production. Fuel should be less than 300 if our refineries are working. There is no reason why a crude oil exporting country should be importing fuel.

  9. arise please stop bringing this failed Economist here since 2015 time till today he has advice Nigerian govt doom I know he is from delta Oga not want him brother to hungry dey make am relevant ,Rewane and Pinnik Amaju has been the worst people that have come out of DELTA STATE

  10. We need to know how much crude oil we actually pump each day.

    Oil theft is one major issue. We are playing Russian Roulette with it.

    Then, we should be pumping more .

    Nigeria can do up to 3000 barrels per day to meet domestic obligations to Dangote and others.

    The talk about subsidy needs to be investigated.

    HOW MANY LITRES do we actually consume in Nigeria?

    We need to investigate it.

    We can't pay so much for a natural resource we own. It is our foolishness and wickedness.

  11. Nigeria is in a deep mess. I am not sure the political class and even the citizens realize the risk that stares us in the face. Should anything happen to crude oil price such that it falls below a certain point, Nigeria will be in a serious crisis. The life wire of the nation is crude oil.

    We had all the opportunity to use the gains of crude to develop and open up other sectors to support sustainable growth and reduce our exposure to concentration risk but we never did anything. Even now, it doesn't seem like we have learnt anything seeing how the political class is carrying on, spending and living lavishly like tomorrow is assured.