MainblockAngle:
Join the Wema bank’s quarterly SME webinar on the 27th of April, 2023 as we help SMEs to navigate the economic impacts and opportunities of fuel subsidy removal in Nigeria.

Use this link to register to attend via zoom,
https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_FBeP2LxhR9ukKkrZEvrHcw#/registration

also don’t forget to share🙂.
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IPDGP:
Rubbish

MainblockAngle:
Join the Wema bank’s quarterly SME webinar on the 27th of April, 2023 as we help SMEs to navigate the economic impacts and opportunities of fuel subsidy removal in Nigeria.

Use this link to register to attend via zoom,
https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_FBeP2LxhR9ukKkrZEvrHcw#/registration

also don’t forget to share🙂.
See you there 📌

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MainblockAngle:
Join the Wema bank’s quarterly SME webinar on the 27th of April, 2023 as we help SMEs to navigate the economic impacts and opportunities of fuel subsidy removal in Nigeria.

Use this link to register to attend via zoom,
https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_FBeP2LxhR9ukKkrZEvrHcw#/registration

also don’t forget to share🙂.
See you there 📌

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money121:

Need to know how much seun charges for sponsor post
He didn't respond to my mail

MainblockAngle:
Join the Wema bank’s quarterly SME webinar on the 27th of April, 2023 as we help SMEs to navigate the economic impacts and opportunities of fuel subsidy removal in Nigeria.

Use this link to register to attend via zoom,
https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_FBeP2LxhR9ukKkrZEvrHcw#/registration

also don’t forget to share🙂.
See you there 📌

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money121:

Need to know how much seun charges for sponsor post
He didn't respond to my mail

SMJay:
send him a DM about it

sonnie10:


https://www.nairaland.com/1049481/how-place-targeted-ads-nairaland#12194252

Mayng01:
The shit is getting real. Covid 19 will be a child’s play when subsidy is removed

chrisxxx:
If a poor man on the street has nothing to do with fuel then removing subsidy is a great deal. As far as Nigeria is concern the only government presence I feel is getting fuel at a relatively low price.
Outside Nigeria the common man hardly knows the price of petrol reason being that there is 24 hours power supply. Transportation is subsidised. IMF wouldn't tell our leaders that UK and other developed countries subsidised transportation cost for her citizens.
The way cost of living will rise at the removal of subsidy may lead to rebellion that the president will find hard to quell. Tinubu should go back to the drawing board and identify ways to close gaps.

chrisxxx:

Nigerians do not know what is about to hit them. Who is diverting the fuel subsidized?
It is the same person talking about its removal. To barb hair in Ghana is 1500.

CodeTemplar:
I have preached same here for ages. I even have a thread for it. The people telling us to do away with petrol subsidy, if you see their own welfare schemes, It easily dwarfs any subsidy we are enjoying yet they telling us bullshît about removing the only welfare that ordinary unconnected Nigerians enjoy. They left corruption, wastages and leakages that's ravaging us because those money make it to London and New York banks, thereby strengthening their capital base.

chrisxxx:
If a poor man on the street has nothing to do with fuel then removing subsidy is a great deal. As far as Nigeria is concern the only government presence I feel is getting fuel at a relatively low price.
Outside Nigeria the common man hardly knows the price of petrol reason being that there is 24 hours power supply. Transportation is subsidised. IMF wouldn't tell our leaders that UK and other developed countries subsidised transportation cost for her citizens.
The way cost of living will rise at the removal of subsidy may lead to rebellion that the president will find hard to quell. Tinubu should go back to the drawing board and identify ways to close gaps.

money121:

He didn't reply

SMJay:
Get through to him via any if his Mod

money121:

Bird of same feather

BreconHills:


Are you aware that as a first step civil service salaries have gone up 40% and that the increase is accrued under non taxable benefits? Why don't you exercise patience.