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Re: Proposed 5% VAT On Online Purchases: Nigerians React by jabberjawz: 8:46pm On Aug 06, 2019 |
asuustrike1: Even if I do....I pay to responsible & accountable leaders.....where I reside......not the useless thieves you guys have in Nigeria. |
Re: Proposed 5% VAT On Online Purchases: Nigerians React by Andy2274: 10:23pm On Aug 06, 2019 |
koboko69:Shut up. Allow people in Nigeria to talk. Does a progressive country not protect her citizens? Which useless programmes? If Nigeria is better than it was when you left why not come back? Trader money? Which business can you start with $25 in US? How many of the public schools offers quality education? How many children are been feed? Is any of your relations in Nigeria enjoying these things? You said earlier on that you make $5,000 in a month over there which is #1.7 million in Nigeria and you are calling #30,000 an achievement of a government. You see how sentimental you are? You people just read these fabricated news online and come here to talk rubbish. Right from 1999 we have had bad government even till now. No one is exempted. All of them are scam. So stop saying what you don't know. Let the people feeling the heat talk. A bag of rice is #16,000 and minimum wage is #18,000 is that how it is in US? Do progressive government not go for medical treatment in his country? You want me to tell you that the hospital in Aso rock is not working? Where is the tax payer money that is budgeted for health? How can a hospital in White House not working? Oga ask questions and stop believing those nonsense you read online. Why do they stop the tradermoni after election? How many of your relative in public school in Nigeria are they feeding? Stay where you are and allow people that are in the country talk jare. 5 Likes 2 Shares |
Re: Proposed 5% VAT On Online Purchases: Nigerians React by Nobody: 10:47pm On Aug 06, 2019 |
Andy2274:no mind these folks jare. Anybody wey no fit leave that US, UK, Canada et al where dem dey, move back to this naija, anybody wey no dey ready to switch places with person wey wan japaa, but wan dey follow we wey dey wear the shoe dey argue, that person is the personification of the word OAF. Someone a few pages back said naija isn't wealthy, imagine! Delusional lot. |
Re: Proposed 5% VAT On Online Purchases: Nigerians React by koboko69: 11:22pm On Aug 06, 2019 |
Andy2274: Like i said...i dont engage in beer palor gist and arguments. Those are meant for fools.... |
Re: Proposed 5% VAT On Online Purchases: Nigerians React by citruslimited(m): 1:23am On Aug 07, 2019 |
Its obvious that those in authority in this country have force it citizens to do what they don't want ! After all it jumia and konga that will suffer this inovation and not the counties citizens. After all we still have Amazon, Aliexpress, Bangood, and gearbest. |
Re: Proposed 5% VAT On Online Purchases: Nigerians React by citruslimited(m): 1:32am On Aug 07, 2019 |
Even the commercial back will suffer day from this after all we have online backs and online MasterCard we could make use of them. If they think Nigerian citizens are foolish May God forbid that I allow this foolish Government eat my money, after all they have embezzled they are not okey, They still want to embezzle what we have in our bank accounts. I weep for this country Nonsense |
Re: Proposed 5% VAT On Online Purchases: Nigerians React by Nobody: 4:20am On Aug 07, 2019 |
Some of you Are very stupid you are using USA with high employed youths and good networks of road, hospitals, electricity, security to compare to this country ? koboko69: 1 Like |
Re: Proposed 5% VAT On Online Purchases: Nigerians React by Nobody: 4:27am On Aug 07, 2019 |
Instead of these animals, these sons of perfidy to restructure the economy, get Nigerians working so they can produce and pay real tax, they are busy looking for quick fixes. Just take a look at how fat he is, ugly thieving pig. After he collects all the VAT he will head to Dubai and use to do champagne wedding for his ashawo daughter. |
Re: Proposed 5% VAT On Online Purchases: Nigerians React by Nobody: 9:54am On Aug 07, 2019 |
jabberjawz:Thank God you admit you pay tax indirectly. |
Re: Proposed 5% VAT On Online Purchases: Nigerians React by koboko69: 10:44am On Aug 07, 2019 |
Dunkofia20: U are the one that is very stupid. Extremely stupid for that matter....simple english u cant understand. Most of u are graduate illiterates. How am i comparing? I was only saying u want 9ja to be like usa ordinary tax y'all ate complaining. How is that comparison? As a matter of facts u and ur fellow clowns are the ones who always quickly type in saner climes, if it was USA, if it was this and that....Nigeria is a shit hole blabla. Dont ever quote me again since u have problem understanding a comment that is not even complex. |
Re: Proposed 5% VAT On Online Purchases: Nigerians React by Andy2274: 10:44am On Aug 07, 2019 |
koboko69:. You are the biggest fool here for saying what you don't know. Come back to Nigeria and enjoy the development with us. 1 Like |
Re: Proposed 5% VAT On Online Purchases: Nigerians React by unikwa: 8:10pm On Aug 09, 2019 |
Nigeria likes to copy western countries. But they do not provide the amenities western nations provide. The UK adds tax, and VAT to purchases. However, the UK has good roads, underground trains, 24/7 electricity, good hospitals, police, unemployment compensation, etc. Nigeria just taxes, but offers no public services. If Buhari is looking for money, start from cutting senators' salaries. What do these senators do to deserve such huge pay? A Nigerian senator earns more than the US president. Ridiculous!! 1 Like |
Re: Proposed 5% VAT On Online Purchases: Nigerians React by suzanabonu: 2:05pm On Jan 02, 2020 |
This matter don tire me. I sell on jumia at times 3 the price you would get the items from the market and after all the deductions It’s almost like I run errands for free. Adding this 5% vat, I think am done. Guys pls contact me on WhatsApp 08166501769 and make purchases as I sell fabrics, fashion and accessories and also skincare products. Nigeria wan kill me, person no see work after school, them no still let person hustle in peace. Tufiakwa!!! |
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