tit:


stop protecting thieves and arm robbers.
it is your type that dont want things to better in nigeria.
warka!

do you know how much tinubu and fashola rob lagosians of everyday as tax through Alfa Bitter consulting?
do you know how much they make from apapa port alone?
what of tin can?
and all the oil industry that pay tas in lagos?
shell, chevron, agip!

Tinubu and fashola should be surcharged in dollars
and after they should be given ice cream.

Francis5:


And Tinubu will pay at least 1 trillion.

tabisegroup:
my state governor Akpabio should return 1.1 trillion

atlwireles:


15% VAT on whom? How many states today collect 1 billion in VAT. Any increase in VAT is punishing businesses in states like Lagos and Rivers. Let's spread the tax burden and collect from the free loaders, before contemplating any increase. Besides your VAT, I agree completely with all your other points

Bollinger:


I actually wondered the same thing. The problem with Nigeria is there are too many stu.pid people everywhere. On the streets, in Govt, everywhere. Ok, it has been established that to govern, you need to pick from the populace an individual to represent the said populace. Here's the problem. When the ratio of st.upid people to the intelligent ones is this high, the chances that you will pick a stu.pid person is also high. That is why Nigeria is so stagnant. What can a stu.pid person achieve? I fear that at this rate, Nigeria will never move past where it is at the moment. Just check Nairaland alone. Stupidity reigns supreme. You can guage a society just from a site like this. Check out yahoo in various countries. It can tell you a lot about the mindset of it's people. Based on Nairaland alone, Nigeria is screwed. Case in point, check out these responses and tell me these aren't ridiculous. As if this is the normal way to generate revenue or persecute criminals to recover stolen funds. Also notice each post started with GREAT. Stu.pid minds think alike.







Need i say more?

africanusvu:
Just like that,Na so I easy? You just sit inside Bar reason how GMB go take get Trillions?and come run for front page here,Soo,Buhari will just go to sayyy Tinubu and say thus,...Hey mr man,u were onc a gov under Obj,you go inside and give me 80billion from dat money OR........,Orijin no good for body

InvertedHammer:
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I think the article is nonsense.

The only way.Nigeria can recover her stolen money is through a God-fearing, patriotic albeit asshole military dictator that throws the IRS "format" at the politicians, et al. Fighting corruption involves zero tolerance with no soft-landing. Otherwise people will steal N10b to give back N2bn. Net looting profit becomes N8bn.

The format goes like this. The onus is on suspect to prove funds and assets are legitimately acquired or be wholly forfeited to the government. In extreme cases, 2-5 years jail term follows.

The only person that can implement such a draconian measure is an A-hole who talks less and acts more. Fvck fundamental human rights! A looter of commonwealth should be treated like a criminal that he/she is. All these oil marketers gallivanting all over the place will cry more than Oladipo Diya. This is why I think GEJ is the worst of the worst--allowed Lilly-livered leeches to hold his government at ransom. What manner of C-in-C?!
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when i read post like this.............i weep bitterly for my country

AhmedMustapha:

Madame if you have any proof of these claims of yours, take these men to court or forever hold your fire. Just so you know FG makes 2 trillion yearly from Apapa port and not the state government and paying tax has never been illegal except it is so in YOUR own country

rottennaija:



You don't need to. You have exposed yourself with your stu.pid rant. Are you scared you or your daddy or your uncle or the person (politician) that is stealing to keep you feeding fat will be asked to return the stolen public funds? It's even a favour we are asking them to return the Looted public funds. Do you know that in some countries, corrupt officials are executed? Stu.pid fellow?

kodded:
when i read post like this.............i weep bitterly for my country

Bollinger:


like I said; stu.pid. Instead of the guy to hide in reflection, he responds. Can't even understand a simple message. No one is saying don't go after corrupt politicians, but go after them using common sense.

SeverusSnape:

Is this a joke or what?

InvertedHammer:

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You are already weeping and will continue to weep in misery till you die because pretentious folks like you will rather run to the church to pray than do the heavy lifting.

Every country that is progressing today takes very decisive actions against corruption. But not your opinion. You will rather pack your bag and run to those countries that did their house cleaning and complain about not being accorded equal right. Who will take you serious? You intend to enjoy the fruit of people's Labour.

I advocate firing squad for looters.

No light. No fuel. No jobs. All because a few individuals will steal the commonwealth and hide behind legal maneuvers to go Scot free. Cut their balls! Gosh I love Saudi Arabia, China, Malaysia, etc. because of their near zero tolerance for nonsense

Continue to weep.
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kodded:


Mr.Angry Man suicide is still legal in this country

and rat poison is very cheap

rottennaija:


You mean the same type of "common sense" they have been using to deceive you and you alone. Mr. Man, look, this is Nigeria and they(you) are the reason why the country is the mockery of the world. If you think you don't like the suggestion, then you better bring up yours and better still, you shut it.

Francis5:

And Tinubu will pay at least 1 trillion.

Bollinger:


You don't know how pissed off I get when I hear people say "this is Nigeria". It's like saying "we don't do thing normally here" Nigerians love to justify their stupidity and squalor. You need suggestions? I'll give you some. I didn't come up with these though. It is how normal countries go about persecuting criminals.

step1; Gather credible evidence. key word here is credible.

step 2; After evidence gathering, issue arrest warrant.

step 3; Try them in a court of law.

Step 4; if found guilty based on the evidence gathered, throw the full weight of the law at them.

See how simple that was? I know what you are going to say next. You are going to say "this is Nigeria. It's not going to work because we are not normal" So, who's fault or problem is that?

Assumptions, finger pointing and innuendo's is not how the law is enforced in normal societies.

InvertedHammer:

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It is exhilarating to know that I.am exchanging words with someone obviously inebriated with dog meat peppersoup.
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instead for you to tell me how buhari will bring back other sectors in our economy

You are busy supporting buhari to hunt down politicians

I weep for you
Hatred has so consume your mind that you can't see good from bad

Bollinger:


You don't know how pissed off I get when I hear people say "this is Nigeria". It's like saying "we don't do thing normally here" Nigerians love to justify their stupidity and squalor. You need suggestions? I'll give you some. I didn't come up with these though. It is how normal countries go about persecuting criminals.

step1; Gather credible evidence. key word here is credible.

step 2; After evidence gathering, issue arrest warrant.

step 3; Try them in a court of law.

Step 4; if found guilty based on the evidence gathered, throw the full weight of the law at them.

See how simple that was? I know what you are going to say next. You are going to say "this is Nigeria. It's not going to work because we are not normal" So, who's fault or problem is that?

Assumptions, finger pointing and innuendo's is not how the law is enforced in normal societies.

kodded:
instead for you to tell me how buhari will bring back other sectors in our economy

You are busy supporting buhari to hunt down politicians

I weep for you
Hatred has so consume your mind that you can't see good from bad

Sunnymatey:
Op, you forgot to ask Buhari to also refund #1b being part of the monies he took when he was head of state and PTF chairman.