blacksta:

Beaf what is your thought on the 1600 buses. Is that not subsidy?

Beaf:

Will people pay to get on them? The answer lies there, sir.

By the way, I am not against proper subsidies. Subsidies are a brilliant thing if they are used to kickstart productivity in an economy; I will back subsidies on agriculture, Research and Development, education, health, manufacturing, local content etc.

blacksta:

Beaf what is your thought on the 1600 buses. Is that not subsidy?

2mch:

!!!!!

WHAT! It seems Beaf has changed strategy. I am sure his army on NL are deleting posts. I saw with my eyes how you tried to use tribalism, calling Yoruba's and Northerner's parasites. Where is Gbawe?! This is unbelievable. GADDEMIT!

2mch:

Everything Beaf says as of today must be quoted for reference. This guy is just WOW. My mouth cannot close o. Well his recent  backing down may show that GEJ is giving up. Am sure this is most evident since Christians (Igbo, Yoruba, Northerner ) and Muslims (Yoruba and Northerner) came together in the Kano protest. Shame to bad people and tribal warlord benefactors. The fact is the damage has been done. Over 5,000 people have read this page. [/b]Please share the news that GEJ is a tribalist. He is not a Nigerian president but an ND president as Beaf will have us believe.

wetin I miss na ??

kingoflag:

Woooooow!!!! I can't believe this Beaf guy sha!

Something we all saw with our eyes. Infact, [b]YOU SAID THE EXACT SAME THING ON TWITTER AS @RENOOMOKRI and everyone attacked you including @ElRufai.

So, why the denial?

alj_harem:


Are you minding the bigot

Beaf:

Hello! Point at the exact line where I mentioned any specific ethnic group or maintain yourself as the shameless liar that you are. Go on, its a challenge.
Brainless mollusc.

You are only responding here because of the id!otic bigotry that drives you and 90% of the "revolutionaries."

Gbawe:

My brother, what have I missed !!!!!!!!


wetin I miss na ??



What the eff did I miss !!!!!!

Alhaji wetin happen ? What did I miss ?

Beaf:

Only deluded fools think Beaf = Reno Omokri. But I will leave you clowns to air your arses and talk rubbish as is usual with your kind.

Beaf:

^
What in the list of your daft utterances, are you referring to?

alj_harem:

You have to be having a laugh

Was it not Iweala and co that said  they subsidies fertilizers for farmers but it was sold to other countries just like the case the fuel subsidy. On channels doing the fuel subsidy debate

You are a joke, so what you you said it shows you are very biased and bigoted

Fertilizers have been subsidised in the past and now removed just like fuel subsidy now. Has our agricultural sector been improved ?

IS IT NOT OBVIOUS THAT TO STOP THE EXPORTATION OF SUBSIDISED PRODUCTS TO OTHER COUNTRIES IS BY MAKING OUR BOARDERS TIGHTER

Beaf: By the way, I am not against proper subsidies. Subsidies are a brilliant thing if they are used to kickstart productivity in an economy; I will back subsidies on agriculture, Research and Development, education, health, manufacturing, local content etc.

Beaf:

^
You are intensely stup!d if you can equate the suggestion below to fertilizer subsidies:

No wonder I ignored your rant. Dude, you must have a plug of shiit in your head instead of a brain. You are not worth answering and I really hope you are only pretending to be so stup!d.

iiiyyyk:

SE  will not waste their time protesting. subsidy or no subsidy we don't care, what we want from Naija is true federalism, so that we can use our God giving talents and creativity to fulfill our dream of being the most evenly developed and industrialize region in Africa.
most great nations of the world are not great because they have oil and gas.

  Brothers from SE please don't join the protest, if you do, tomorrow they will all betray u and again make you the  scapegoat

Two cannot work without agreement. in the Nigeria project we expect more than two to work without agreement, its not possible brothers. The Nigeria project is a failed project.
Politicians need more money to share.  
   

Beaf:

^
You are intensely stup!d if you can equate the suggestion below to fertilizer subsidies:

No wonder I ignored your rant. Dude, you must have a plug of shiit in your head instead of a brain. You are not worth answering and I really hope you are only pretending to be so stup!d.

iiiyyyk:

SE  will not waste their time protesting. subsidy or no subsidy we don't care, what we want from Naija is true federalism, so that we can use our God giving talents and creativity to fulfill our dream of being the most evenly developed and industrialize region in Africa.
most great nations of the world are not great because they have oil and gas.

  Brothers from SE please don't join the protest, if you do, tomorrow they will all betray u and again make you the  scapegoat

Two cannot work without agreement. in the Nigeria project we expect more than two to work without agreement, its not possible brothers. The Nigeria project is a failed project.
Politicians need more money to share.  
   

senbonzakura_kageyoshi:

smh.
if this is how you argue your points, by getting personal and throwing insults, then I find it rather unsuprising that nairalanders think you are reno omakri. you, the very same person that "advised" me not to get personal on another thread, is getting personal on an issue you claim to be making "iindependent comments" on.
you sit there and call other nigerians leeches and beggars; tell me you have never benefited from something that doesn't belong to you and i'll take you as the biggest liar i've ever come across. the money your parents put into paying your school fees, did you work for it? why didn't you tell them to shelve it, that you would work it out yourself?

in my opinion, you have no ccredibility left

kingoflag:

Should I give you the answer Beaf has been running around town spreading as the solution to your problems?

TAKE IT UP WITH YOUR GOVERNORS AND LG CHAIRMEN.

Sounds stupi*d, right?

No worry, na all of una the thing go bite real soon keep playing the tribalism card. I hope Nigeria splits without bloodshed so you can be stuck with the same Officials you have right now, na then you go know say Khaki no be the same as leather. Or who do you think will rule when everyone goes their separate ways; you or the man with Billions of embezzled Dollars stashed in his bank account?!

God! What kind of mentality has poverty given these people?!

iiiyyyk:

SE  will not waste their time protesting. subsidy or no subsidy we don't care, what we want from Naija is true federalism, so that we can use our God giving talents and creativity to fulfill our dream of being the most evenly developed and industrialize region in Africa.
most great nations of the world are not great because they have oil and gas.

  Brothers from SE please don't join the protest, if you do, tomorrow they will all betray u and again make you the  scapegoat

Two cannot work without agreement. in the Nigeria project we expect more than two to work without agreement, its not possible brothers. The Nigeria project is a failed project.
Politicians need more money to share.  
   

iiiyyyk:

SE  will not waste their time protesting. subsidy or no subsidy we don't care, what we want from Naija is true federalism, so that we can use our God giving talents and creativity to fulfill our dream of being the most evenly developed and industrialize region in Africa.
most great nations of the world are not great because they have oil and gas.

  Brothers from SE please don't join the protest, if you do, tomorrow they will all betray u and again make you the  scapegoat

Two cannot work without agreement. in the Nigeria project we expect more than two to work without agreement, its not possible brothers. The Nigeria project is a failed project.
Politicians need more money to share.  
   

One_Naira:

I support the bolded. An average Igbo, SE and SS knows this protest is not going to change the mind of the of the politician especially when the protest is about something we experienced and still experiencing.  It is now a national problem and they b1tching about it  .  As a former comment mentioned when SS was protesting and crying where was other Nigerian region, the only other region that stood up for us was SE, now they want us to protest with them? Commot.  When SE was protesting, they were branded as bad by Nigerians, now SE decided not to protest, Na wahalla too. What do they want? Is an Igbo or any other SE or SS protesting going to change the outcome of what happened? I suppose because the scapegoat refused to protest, a new scapegoat has to surface in case things turns sour and they do not want that.  I support Igbo not protesting; I support SE and SS as whole not protesting we want succession, not revolution.  Nigeria is unfixable and every day, Nigeria proves this fact.  Each year new problem surfaces and when that is dealt with, another problem surfaces. It is as easy as ABC, as they say you cannot save a dead man, all you can save is a dying man. Nigeria has corrupted the mind of SE and SS politicians, when Nigeria break apart, our politicians will be dealt with but as for now let us focus on the breaking away part thus SE and SS listen to the old, young and new do not protest.  Listen oo!, don’t get involved at all.

One_Naira:

I support the bolded. An average Igbo, SE and SS knows this protest is not going to change the mind of the of the politician especially when the protest is about something we experienced and still experiencing.  It is now a national problem and they b1tching about it  .  As a former comment mentioned when SS was protesting and crying where was other Nigerian region, the only other region that stood up for us was SE, now they want us to protest with them? Commot.  When SE was protesting, they were branded as bad by Nigerians, now SE decided not to protest, Na wahalla too. What do they want? Is an Igbo or any other SE or SS protesting going to change the outcome of what happened? I suppose because the scapegoat refused to protest, a new scapegoat has to surface in case things turns sour and they do not want that.  I support Igbo not protesting; I support SE and SS as whole not protesting we want succession, not revolution.  Nigeria is unfixable and every day, Nigeria proves this fact.  Each year new problem surfaces and when that is dealt with, another problem surfaces. It is as easy as ABC, as they say you cannot save a dead man, all you can save is a dying man. Nigeria has corrupted the mind of SE and SS politicians, when Nigeria break apart, our politicians will be dealt with but as for now let us focus on the breaking away part thus SE and SS listen to the old, young and new do not protest.  Listen oo!, don’t get involved at all.

[size=18pt]Why would states that are basically useless and are fed by the proceeds of others go demonstrating?[/size]

Beaf:

^
[size=18pt]What is wrong with the perspective?[/size] Is there any state that is not basically useless and is there any that has the right to launch ethnically driven protests they pretend are for the removal of subsidies?
I have opened a thread about subsidies on wood, stones and other mineral resources. Sadly, you have not seen the need to go there and scream for subsidies. I wonder why?

https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-839159.0.html

There must be something to subsidise from each state, including yours. Please go to that thread and add it to the list.

alj_harem:


shey nigerians beg u ?

btw too late

[size=18pt]protest in edo state[/size]

BENIN CITY - A student body under the aegis of Edo Youths For Good Governance (EYFGG) yesterday carried out a protest march, calling on the federal government to revert its decision on the removal of fuel subsidy.

The group also circulated a letter which was signed by its President, J.C. Iyamu Osaro and Director of Public Affairs, Comrade Ehigiator James, saying the decision for the removal was orchestrated by the ruling class to continue to impoverish other poor Nigerians.

He said unemployment which had been the bane behind the criminal vices like kidnapping, armed robbery, bombing and insecurity in the land could have been addressed through direct investment on infrastructural development across the decaying sector of the economy that spaned the length and breathe of the country.

The group which carried placards with inscription such as: “Say no to fuel subsidy removal”, Say no to austerity measures” and Say no to local colonial leaders on fuel prices” accused the President Jonathan-led government of inflicting pains on Nigerians.

The statement added, “Since Jonathan emerged as the President of Nigeria, we have continued to experience economic crises, insecurity and another pain have been added unto our pains, we are saying no to fuel subsidy removal, we are saying that Jonathan should harness the resources of the country, he should create an idea that is geared towards impacting on the lives of our people.

Today we see austerity measure in the country; we are ready to join all the civil groups to protest the removal of fuel subsidy. We will continuously embark on massive protest, there is going to be revolution like what we see in Libya, Jonathan is a failure.

http://nigerianobservernews.com/04012012/news/news1.html

Ileke-IdI:

Nothing, nothing at all.

As long as you know who you're truly convincing.