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Re: Buhari's Social Program: Very Possible. by Nobody: 12:09pm On Apr 20, 2015 |
jpphilips:Forget what you are trying to say now. The primary reason of our budget deficite is not for stabilisation purpose, though it can't be completely ruled out, but rather, becos we lack the capacity to fund them fully without endangering our financial position. 1 Like |
Re: Buhari's Social Program: Very Possible. by atlwireles: 12:11pm On Apr 20, 2015 |
Is going to be a very interesting 4 years. Those of you, waiting for government to borrow to help your children, should start visiting gynecologist to help fix your wives, so you will not have kids, you are unable to feed. Is going to be a fun filled 4 years. 1 Like |
Re: Buhari's Social Program: Very Possible. by jpphilips(m): 12:26pm On Apr 20, 2015 |
Obiagelli: This is how it works; Assume FIRS figure as X Acreage to Nigeria as Y In your submission you said X+Y = Total revenue but you forgot that Y forms part of X, that alone has murdered most of your calculations. In our 60% it is our responsibility to pay for security for all IOC's, though they pay first but we refund later so 10% of our 60% pay for all those gun ships you see in the creek, I am not sure whether OPS pulo shield is financed from the 10% but you must factor it in, the politicians may finance their security votes from there. Another very important variable you missed is the pet tax; after the 60:40 split, each person will pay tax to FIRS, the royalty shell talked about in the evidence you provided deducted 5% as operating cost, before remitting the rest, yes we have an agreement they should deduct it (there is no point paying us to pay them back), what % of their 40% is tax accruable to FIRS? What % of our 60% is remitted to FIRS?? Ya, I read your evidence where SNEPCO remitted $1.2b, so what % of their 40% is $1.2b? let me explain why that figure is important, assuming we agreed they will pay us 15% tax from their 40%, and they say OPS cost is 7%, the amount accrue to FIRS from their 40% will be 15-7= 8% that will amount to the $1.2b SNEPCO paid. You skipped another very important one 13% derivation: this is calculated as 13% of oil produced from oil fields of each state. EG Imo has Egbema oil field, Oguta, Owoza and Assa, now, you will calculate Imo state by what each of these oil field is producing individually because it is not a flat rate. you cannot just pull out 13% from our 60%, so it will go down to what you produced for the month, if you have a shutdown that month, sorry!! nothing for you. That is why you see Bayelsa monthly revenue on top of all the other oil producing regions, if it was a flat rate, all of them will be the same figures. You see, with all these holes you cannot just calculate it like 1+1. Whether Buhari can deliver on that promise, it depends on two factors 1) If he has a smart person who can fine tune the criteria for qualifying 2) He must fight corruption. Now to support you a little; All the Agencies you know in Nigeria does not remit 100% to FIRS, this alone murders your initial FIRS figure, but it supports your cause to a large extent because, if corrupt practices like those are plugged, we are looking at a near double of those figure of yours, also remember that most Agencies work with target. You can tell NPA to give you 4b in a year, but they can make 8b that same year, they will remit 4b and keep the other 4b, all they need is to call it operating cost, then its over till the next year. For your critics; Some are talking about Operating cost, once royalty is paid, operating cost does not come to Nigeria, just call it a tax rebate from Royalty to make oil flow. Some are talking about Development cost: It is inconsequential in this analysis because we don't pay the IOC's upfront, under our PSC agreement post 2004, they do everything with their money and we give them 60% oil value, that oil does not reflect in OP's 2mbbls/day so it is s!lly talking about development cost when she has mentioned her estimated 2mbbls/d Some are saying SWF; WTF!! this is an unspecified % of FG's 52% stake in the ECA, we no longer earn excess crude revenue so why will OP include SWF people!! we are running a budget deficit, there is no excess anywhere. The sad truth is; Nigeria is not a wealthy nation but corruption concentrated the bulk of its wealth in the hands of microscopic few while the majority live in penury. If Nigeria's wealth should go round, we will just be average as a nation not rich, like people think. Overall; WE all pray for Buhari to succeed but hey, it not gonna be a walk in the park. you can close the thread if you are a moderator, your analysis is pretty wrong!! 6 Likes 3 Shares |
Re: Buhari's Social Program: Very Possible. by atlwireles: 12:27pm On Apr 20, 2015 |
Olaone1: The problem is the other side never saw these as problems. BUhari and APC forgot the total revenue of the Nigerian state is about N10T. They already have plans to spend N3T more yearly on their new nanny state programs, that's before the current budgets across the country are taken into account. Budgets already off target in many states/Federal level, yet someone is promising Nigerians sugar flakes falling from the sky. The corruption issues in this country are embed in the weak structure, many on the otherside refuse to deal with reality, but believe a messiah will rescue them from their own failures, unfortunately, life does not work that way. |
Re: Buhari's Social Program: Very Possible. by atlwireles: 12:39pm On Apr 20, 2015 |
eaglechild: They told their state inhabitants, Jonathan was withholding their allocations. The truth will hit by June this year. The poor will always remain poor, because most of them are just too lazy. |
Re: Buhari's Social Program: Very Possible. by ALISMILE(m): 12:43pm On Apr 20, 2015 |
Truckpusher:I think u eer the one talkin trash here and nt her! She gave u figures base on our national income! |
Re: Buhari's Social Program: Very Possible. by freshcvv(m): 12:50pm On Apr 20, 2015 |
jpphilips: Where were you when the conditions were being discussed? 2 conditions are attached to the 5k largess. Compulsory immunization Compulsory primary and secondary school education. Anything else? |
Re: Buhari's Social Program: Very Possible. by Nazeeboy(m): 12:52pm On Apr 20, 2015 |
taharqa:and who asked you please? I know I didn't quote you. |
Re: Buhari's Social Program: Very Possible. by Omooba77: 1:02pm On Apr 20, 2015 |
jpphilips:God bless you sir;I can see how wise you are! |
Re: Buhari's Social Program: Very Possible. by Caseless: 1:07pm On Apr 20, 2015 |
Obayaya, have u seen it? |
Re: Buhari's Social Program: Very Possible. by jpphilips(m): 1:08pm On Apr 20, 2015 |
anonimi: Confirms my fears for once, always online looking for free lectures yet you cannot ask politely, now go to school and pay school fees!! I have a meeting to attend. 2 Likes |
Re: Buhari's Social Program: Very Possible. by queensmith: 1:32pm On Apr 20, 2015 |
Obiagelli - Paste jpphilips response above to the initial post. i will actually like to see a thorough analysis of this programme. Also the welfare should only be for : the disabled, women with children and the elderly. The rest should go towards an unemployment fund that should work towards moving the lower skilled into suitable jobs. I personally think the programme is very doable - but in Nigeria I will expect for all the funding to either be politicized i.e reserved for card carrying members as we found in Ekiti, or looted in one go! |
Re: Buhari's Social Program: Very Possible. by obayaya(m): 1:50pm On Apr 20, 2015 |
Obiagelli: FG's revenue comes in 3 forms 1st - Royalties collected by DPR 2nd - Petroleum Profit Tax Collected by FIRS 3rd - Profit Sharing Contracts Collected by NNPC. |
Re: Buhari's Social Program: Very Possible. by Nobody: 1:51pm On Apr 20, 2015 |
queensmith:Well said. |
Re: Buhari's Social Program: Very Possible. by Truckpusher(m): 1:57pm On Apr 20, 2015 |
ALISMILE:smh |
Re: Buhari's Social Program: Very Possible. by Nobody: 1:58pm On Apr 20, 2015 |
jpphilips:Interesting, thanks for bringing up some new dimension, i am glad you agree that the social policy is achievable, that is the essence of this thread, the pdp guys painted an impossible picture earlier. |
Re: Buhari's Social Program: Very Possible. by Nobody: 1:59pm On Apr 20, 2015 |
torkaka:Let him continue to wallow in dark. The guys is so ignorant. |
Re: Buhari's Social Program: Very Possible. by kaboninc(m): 2:02pm On Apr 20, 2015 |
trillville: Lool. I no dey suffer suffer your brain. I wish you could have some ground understanding. Having a government program that buy all these produce just for the sake of feeding kids doesn't make economic sense. By economic sense I mean having value in the long run. Do not confuse this 'feeding children' as a business venture. No, it is charity. Then again, it is not about initial cost but sustainability. |
Re: Buhari's Social Program: Very Possible. by Nobody: 2:03pm On Apr 20, 2015 |
grandstar: Let's wait and see who gets the funds |
Re: Buhari's Social Program: Very Possible. by Nobody: 2:05pm On Apr 20, 2015 |
jpphilips:Really, i thought the FIRS collects oil taxes and royalties. |
Re: Buhari's Social Program: Very Possible. by Nobody: 2:12pm On Apr 20, 2015 |
kaboninc:Feeding school kids helps to bring children to school (very important for the north) paying mothers that bring their children to school also helps massively. How best can we reduce poverty if not through education. I have not even talk about farmers, market women and many more people that will gain direct and indirect employment from this policy. Many countries around the world use this system, ask Brazil, India and even some states in America. |
Re: Buhari's Social Program: Very Possible. by ApexTitan(m): 2:55pm On Apr 20, 2015 |
Funny seeing people say that in their opinion they think Buhari's welfare plan is doable - this is not a matter of opinions, it all boils down to figures and apparently many people here think that it's all as easy as 1+1 By this time next year people will know for a fact what they felt their opinions told them. |
Re: Buhari's Social Program: Very Possible. by jpphilips(m): 3:11pm On Apr 20, 2015 |
Obiagelli: On the contrary I didn't agree completely, I only brought to your notice that your calculation as per earning is wrong, how can you deduce the feasibility of a project (expenditure) when you cannot calculate the earnings properly? I wish I had the missing percentages but the DPR guys are too hush!! hush!! for my liking. Lastly, I attached a caveat below on things Buhari needs to do in terms of corruption that will likely double your FIRS figures until that is done, we will see how much is realized before we start asking whether or not it is possible, remember former CBN Gov. Amiable Prof. Soludo said during the campaigns that it is not possible, trust me, that guy knows too much and you just have to take his word for it. Without the right figures, nobody really knows, so get to work, if you want to get to the bottom of this. |
Re: Buhari's Social Program: Very Possible. by azpekuliar: 3:25pm On Apr 20, 2015 |
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Re: Buhari's Social Program: Very Possible. by Nobody: 3:40pm On Apr 20, 2015 |
jpphilips:You agree with me on 2 things 1. Buhari's plan is feasible with better financial discipline and exploring other avenues for income 2. Nobody has true figures on the situation of things and i will be the last person to believe anything from any government agency under the present administration. |
Re: Buhari's Social Program: Very Possible. by trillville(m): 4:06pm On Apr 20, 2015 |
kaboninc: PDP has ruined our understanding of what governments functions are. The number function of government is to take care of its people. Nigeria is structurally flawed. The capitalism PDP practices only occurs in oligarch Russia. Even if I try to explain these things to you for one good year You'll still not understand me. Governments job is the welfare of its people, not ensuring business men make profit. The reason government promotes business is to ensure the welfare of its people. In the United States, the FG pays tobacco farmers not to grow tobacco. I mean just because they used to have tobacco farms, the government pays them money not to grow crops. Why, because of the medical cost on the system tobacco causes in the long run. Feeding Nigerian children today saves us from terrorist in the future. Even barcanista thread puts the cost at under 500 billion so what's ur problem. It is even arguably better for Nigeria to privatise all its universities and then use that money to feed these children. Have you ever wondered what are the business benefits of our subsidised university programs? Can't you just simply understand this How many graduates have jobs these days? We are in a big mess and we need to start from some where. I am not even in APC. |
Re: Buhari's Social Program: Very Possible. by umar4info(m): 4:16pm On Apr 20, 2015 |
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Re: Buhari's Social Program: Very Possible. by obayaya(m): 4:17pm On Apr 20, 2015 |
Re: Buhari's Social Program: Very Possible. by freshcvv(m): 4:20pm On Apr 20, 2015 |
jpphilips: How? Did you read that statement well? They collect from the net profit that goes to the contractor not from the gross profit. |
Re: Buhari's Social Program: Very Possible. by Nobody: 4:22pm On Apr 20, 2015 |
freshcvv: I feel like driving a nail through skull |
Re: Buhari's Social Program: Very Possible. by freshcvv(m): 4:26pm On Apr 20, 2015 |
Justfollowit: Common boo boo, you can do better than this. |
Re: Buhari's Social Program: Very Possible. by unclejb2(m): 5:16pm On Apr 20, 2015 |
MuguliciousMUGU:After May 29..... #Buharibringoutyourgirls |
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