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Jem: Fashola weak,should Introduce 50% Derivation Out State Taxes(Capital Flight by musiwa1c: 11:27pm On Aug 16, 2013 |
jemma,: fashola needs to introduce 50% derivation out state taxes they will be poorer if he does not do it, that why, i said, he is too nice to federal. any tax which people pay that goes out of the state. you charge 50% tax back |
Re: Jem: Fashola weak,should Introduce 50% Derivation Out State Taxes(Capital Flight by musiwa1c: 11:29pm On Aug 16, 2013 |
if federal get 100 billion. lagos will get 50 billion that way every revenue the federal get in lagos from sea port, airport etc. lagos get 50% this is i said he is weak |
Re: Jem: Fashola weak,should Introduce 50% Derivation Out State Taxes(Capital Flight by musiwa1c: 11:32pm On Aug 16, 2013 |
everytime you get 50% when people use cell phone on any money that goes out of state. |
Re: Jem: Fashola weak,should Introduce 50% Derivation Out State Taxes(Capital Flight by musiwa1c: 11:39pm On Aug 16, 2013 |
the same for oyo. it mean, you if u get back 50 billion, the money will be in your economy and people will have more money. they will have money for food, advertisement etc. [img]http://northoflagos.files./2011/04/p1040015.jpg[/img] |
Re: Jem: Fashola weak,should Introduce 50% Derivation Out State Taxes(Capital Flight by musiwa1c: 11:42pm On Aug 16, 2013 |
if jonathan come to lagos, does he use lagos plate license not abuja |
Re: Jem: Fashola weak,should Introduce 50% Derivation Out State Taxes(Capital Flight by musiwa1c: 11:45pm On Aug 16, 2013 |
airport land are not federal land as claim by faan, they are telling lies. airport land according to nigeria laws . |
Re: Jem: Fashola weak,should Introduce 50% Derivation Out State Taxes(Capital Flight by musiwa1c: 2:46am On Aug 17, 2013 |
he will just sign the paper and spend 2 weeks abroad |
Re: Jem: Fashola weak,should Introduce 50% Derivation Out State Taxes(Capital Flight by musiwa1c: 3:13am On Aug 17, 2013 |
fashola should ask himself this question. why are lagosian buying okada and not cars for taxi or buses. the answer is because they dont have the money. why do they not have the money , because him fashola have not done his work well. if the federal take 100 billion each month from lagos. if you put a 50% tax on it. you get back 50 billion, which remain in the economy and it increase your per capital income in the state. if you have 3 billion coming in. divide by 20 million people. it give you N150 per person. if you put 50% . 50 billion gives you. N2500 the standard of living of the people of lagos will become better by 16 times.. you will come and thank me. this is how they run govt all over the world. |
Re: Jem: Fashola weak,should Introduce 50% Derivation Out State Taxes(Capital Flight by musiwa1c: 4:10am On Aug 18, 2013 |
you put the law in place and throw away your cell phone and run abroad. by 1 month after all the companies and banks will have been paying. you will return. when they call your gsm several times.. any nobody pick up. it will be over. federal agency pay to lagos already.. airport land is own by the lagos govt. it is false to say ikeja area is own by federal it was not. it was part of western nigeria and not part of the colony of lagos. national art theater is on lagos land to correct the falsehood, i listen to. this is what happen in lagos economy. federal govt is the one creating poverty in western nigeria. you see all the president and prime minister i know. it is because they ran to exile .
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Re: Jem: Fashola weak,should Introduce 50% Derivation Out State Taxes(Capital Flight by musiwa1c: 4:13am On Aug 18, 2013 |
if someone gives you 6 billion and takes 100 billion from the economy are you not going to become poor. |
Re: Jem: Fashola weak,should Introduce 50% Derivation Out State Taxes(Capital Flight by musiwa1c: 4:17am On Aug 18, 2013 |
not all land in lagos was part of the colony. most land were own by western nigeria, ikeja, badagry, alimosho, agege etc were western. only the island. |
Re: Jem: Fashola weak,should Introduce 50% Derivation Out State Taxes(Capital Flight by musiwa1c: 9:52pm On Aug 18, 2013 |
ati gbe ejo lo |
Re: Jem: Fashola weak,should Introduce 50% Derivation Out State Taxes(Capital Flight by musiwa1c: 4:00am On Aug 19, 2013 |
you have the power to reject who ever the federal govt sent to your state. if you feel the person is not working in your best interest. you can ask the federal to remove the person or withdraw the land license of the federal agency or bank which is not in your own interest. anyone in lagos most work for lagos. |
Re: Jem: Fashola weak,should Introduce 50% Derivation Out State Taxes(Capital Flight by israel007: 4:08am On Aug 19, 2013 |
All these many comment written by same person. Na wa o |
Re: Jem: Fashola weak,should Introduce 50% Derivation Out State Taxes(Capital Flight by musiwa1c: 4:17am On Aug 19, 2013 |
banks or telecom etc which do not agree with it. you revoke their land license and ban them from operating in lagos. you have the power as a state to ban a bank from operating even if they have a federal license. |
Re: Jem: Fashola weak,should Introduce 50% Derivation Out State Taxes(Capital Flight by MrMcJay(m): 6:25am On Aug 19, 2013 |
Hmmn... |
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