Tijani009:


How is ilorin economically, i wish to relocated there after my service year

successmatters:


Chatap!
Half bread is better than pof pof

ImoleNaija:


Spirit is willing but the flesh is weak.

Kwara State is not that rich.

nairalandkachy1:


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youngsahito:
What is Lagos State waiting for?

elyte:
What oil abundance? Be deceiving yourself. Nigeria is not oil rich. 1.6 million barrels per day for 211 million people. That's $0.6 per head per day. Lets stop this illusion abeg. Qatar has over 3 million per day for just 4 million people. That's an oil rich country

The governor has done well.

Obrigardo:
As usual, poor nigerians will rush to his praise considering the fact, this is poverty level pay. My God this is not even up to $100 a month! Jesus! A country with all this Oil abundance.

olasaad:


Ilorin is fine and is good for business.

olasaad:
That's great. Meanwhile Kwara State Governor too should not only reduced working days to 3 days, he should also increase the workers salary too.

Tijani009:

How much will getting a store cost?? In a semi busy area

olasaad:


Haha be deceiving yourself abi you are part of the government ni. What is the governor doing with our money? Ordinary clean environment we have been enjoying before, Abdulrahman cannot give us.

youngsahito:
What is Lagos State waiting for?

UptownVibes:
The two days off,is it applicable to school teachers ,or will their minimum wage be more than 40k in the state?

Obrigardo:
As usual, poor nigerians will rush to his praise considering the fact, this is poverty level pay. My God this is not even up to $100 a month! Jesus! A country with all this Oil abundance.

omohayek:

You're no different from the rest of the Nigerians you criticise, in that you want to have your cake and eat it too. Where exactly do you expect the money to "repair the refineries" to come from, let alone to also "build more modern and efficient ones", when debt servicing alone is already consuming all of the FG revenues before fuel subsidies even come into the picture?

I'd say 99% of Nigerians are living in a state of delusion at this time - the abolition of fuel subsidies isn't some kind of "choice" that Tinubu is making out of cruelty or greed, it's a reality forced on the FG by the fact that they've run out of people to lend them money to throw away on subsidising fuel for all of West Africa. For current creditors to roll over their loans, getting rid of the subsidies is a requirement, and if it isn't met Nigeria will almost certainly be forced into default, meaning it will be cut off from international bond markets for a decade or more. If that happens, the only option left will be either

(1) going to the IMF cap-in-hand, and agreeing to whatever terms the IMF insists on, or
(2) drastically cutting domestic expenditure to force the books to balance, causing a recession so harsh the worst of the Buhari years will seem like paradise in comparison, or
(3) printing ever more money to try to cover its obligations, leading to new wage demands and yet more printing of paper. This too ends in an almighty crash and a recession that could see the economy shrink 20% or more.

Note that option 1 (going to the IMF) is actually the least terrible, contrary to what paranoid Nigerians might fear, but even that will still entail swallowing a lot more bitter medicine than simply abolishing the fuel subsidies. At the very least, it would mean radical privatisation across the board, abolition of most protectionist measures and tariff barriers, and vast layoffs in the public sector to bring down the FG wage bill. All of these measures are good for growth in the long-term, but they will hurt badly in the first few years as millions of Nigerians currently living off FG oil revenue while pretending to "work" are forced into a private sector where you only earn as much value you truly contribute.

Nigerians need to wake up. This is the best deal you're all going to get in the current financial environment.

youngsahito:
What is Lagos State waiting for?

Sabadon:
Edo no be Lagos

SenatePresdo:


It's viable, my uncle who was a former commissioner made me understand that Nigeria can afford to pay 200k now that corruption is still thriving, and that if the system is sound, that Nigeria can pay as much as 300k comfortably.

Only the people that have came close to the corridors of power knows how wealthy this country is.

Nigeria makes over 60 million dollars on daily bases from oil, the number of barrels withstanding.
I don't want to include internal generated revenue.

But the problem is that, state govt over inflate the number of civil servants.
A situation whereby the actual number of CS in a state is 700k, state Govt would assume its 4 million, so that they can loot the others.

Now imagine if the money that is fraudulently used to pay 4 million people, are used to pay only 700k, that's about 6 times the current minimum wage, which is 180k.

Bro corruption is killing Nigeria, don't be deceived.

Unperturbedpota:


Are you stupid or just rehearsing? Are you this stupid really?

successmatters:
God bless him, he's not the types that steal power only to steal people's destiny by stealing from the treasury to treat themselves in French hospitals 🏥 😝

Obrigardo:
As usual, poor nigerians will rush to his praise considering the fact, this is poverty level pay. My God this is not even up to $100 a month! Jesus! A country with all this Oil abundance.

Obrigardo:


60k? Are you kidding me? You guys should demand for N200k minimum wage! But no! Poverty mentality, cognitive dissonance, and corruption will never let you demand it. While the fools you vote into power keep stashing your money abroad.