How about the minimum wage, is that not a factor to be consider with disposable income

festacman:
In two weeks of his presidency, all Looking increasingly like let the poor breath so I can suffocate them myself.

Tinubu knows the painful steps to take to reposition Nigeria

sofeo:
Of course, they know themselves he's the real deal.

Who the hell is Obi and Atiku, their followers are just too illogical.

Who the hell are they, yet you won't let their names rest from your mouth, ehn. Why not face the topic instead of throwing cheap jabs. You guys better grow up from this behaviour and let peace reign in this new government.

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sofeo:
Of course, they know themselves he's the real deal.

Who the hell is Obi and Atiku, their followers are just too illogical.

Oponu niwon 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

SmartPolician:
Yes, those steps are commendable and bold. However, a need exists to roll out measures to cushion the harsh effects of PMS subsidy removal. I learnt the World Bank gave them funds for that. I hope they haven't looted the money as usual.

By the way, I don't agree that those steps will lower inflation. It will only worsen inflation as we will definitely see in the coming months. Get ready, people, because it's going to be a bumpy ride ahead!

Blumpy ride for you and your family alone🤣🤣🤣🤣

blamingthedevil:
David Malpass is the Immediate past president of The World Bank Group. He is a leading Wall Street economist. A known advocate of development and Growth.

He tweeted this:

https://twitter.com/DavidRMalpass/status/1671418515813814272?t=cm3TArzx4k_CTdzdLDuU2g&s=19

Anytime these group of people applaud your economic policies just know that you're harming your own people for their benefit. Nothing good for Africa can come out of the Bretton Woods institutions

festacman:
In two weeks of his presidency, all President Tinubu policies have impacted on the disposable income of Nigerians: fuel subsidy removal without palliatives, increase in electricity tariffs, imposition of VAT on imported diesel when refineries not working is the fault of government, and increase in the cost higher education. All these are coming in quick succession to create funds for government to function effectively, which is not bad.i

However, NOW, we desperately need something on the 'credit' side of the family 'balance sheet'. It is time for Tinubu to roll out his policies towards cushioning the immediate effects of these policies, reviving the refineries, revitalizing the economy, creating job opportunities, and boosting entrepreneurship/SMEs, etc. Things that make many millions of people to earn income to meet needs created by reforms as well as pay tax. It's time to remember the people. We need something on the credit side. We are SUFFOCATING!

Looking increasingly like let the poor breath so I can suffocate them myself.

exactly 💯

Myself, I am perplexed. BAT policies are bold, audacious and unpresidented. indeed, Nigeria needs a radical like BAT. I can only say ride on Mr president. If you continue like this, Nigeria will witness what it has been yearning for.

lol

Busy praising bad African leadership but when the influx of immigrants starts to skyrocket in their countries they will start lamenting.

Oponu obedients go say nah paid ad as usual or that nah propaganda, were gidi lawon people ye 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😜😜😜😜😜

Lol while nigerians are suffering.. who do us like this

HayB100:
Blumpy ride for you and your family alone🤣🤣🤣🤣

Pretend all you like, one thing is certain: From buying PMS for less than 200 to 500 per litre, everyone is feeling the heat.

I am sure you are an agbadorian and deserve no reply from a sane mind, so I won't reply you again.

OBIdafty wan SCAM us with his MAD man theory

what economic policy is that exactly?

Anything to make Africans suffer more so they can force their draconian policies down our throats is commendable by the world bank

The same world financial institutions ? - do they not realize that even America has subsidies on food ? especially milk ? that’s a rich country that’s developed oo - tax refunds are given back to citizens to help them cushion the effect of paying bills at the end of the year - a country that gives Pell grants to her citizens to study first degree in school ? - Gives food stamp (nutrition allowance to the poor and needy to feed? ) PLUS unemployment benefits/ checks to ensure her unemployed citizens don’t die of starvation and lack ? Even poor citizens get subsidized cell phone bills, aka Obama phone, subsidized healthcare aka Obama Care - subsidized prescription medication and even subsidized child care in form of child tax credit / —- are all these not subsidies ?

yet the only subsidy the average nigerian enjoys from her government - they have removed it and world financial institutions are busy masturbating and having multiple orgasms praising it as a very good thing in public but in their hearts they love to see Nigeria implode

i am not saying fuel subsidy should not be removed since Nigerian government can not block the corrupt leakages in the system that makes a few corrupt individuals richer every day at the detriment of majority of Nigerians BUT without the necessary social safety net to cushion such effect of fuel subsidy removal is a recipe for disaster ….


All those useless nigerian scholars trying to look intelligent on Arise News and Channels TV news don’t even know what they are talking about - because every government everywhere on every continent in this world try to provide one or two benefits for her citizens to help them live a little better and ours was Fuel Subsidy in Nigeria


Tell Americans today to end the SNAP food stamp program or unemployment benefit and you will see the demonstrations that will envelope America instantly - you will realize End SARS is kindergarten protest when compared to it - it will be a bloody revolution


make we no dey listen to these fools called financial experts - they are setting us up for big time mess

Axis313:
Every sane humans commends Tinubu for what he have done so far,only the embittered souls don't see anything good in his policies and appointments.
Even if Jagaban remove his two eyes for them to pacify their bitterness,they won't be satisfied.
It is embedded in their DNA:Bitterness.

Nwokem, u don sabi dem finish.
That 'hate' can neither be cured nor pacified!
Imposicant!

The average'obidient' MUST have an enemy! When they are in their region they fight themselves but when they find themselves in foreign lands, they -the worst of enemies- gang up to combat their hosts, but to say they won't have an 'enemy', fogerrabourit!

SmartPolician:



Pretend all you like, one thing is certain: From buying PMS for less than 200 to 500 per litre, everyone is feeling the heat.

I am sure you are an agbadorian and deserve no reply from a sane mind, so I won't reply you again.

Lol, you are an insane mind, you just don't know, if nah Obi remove subsidy, e for be very good move for your eyes, una go praise am, but so far nah Tinubu remove am, nah bad move abi? Nah so you and your papa go wail for the next 8 years, as if no be even the same thing Obi dey plan to also do if he had won? Were nie 😜😜😜😜😜

This same world bank chief did not tell tinubu to reduce the jumbo salaries he and Nass members receive.

That's beautiful

Jagaban of Africa he will deliver and surprise Nigerians by God's Grace

Baba Awka wan use Alaba market lifestyle SCAM us

November1857:
Another paid propaganda

A man who hired fake Bishops, can go to any length....😁

Painment!

Bookmark it, we will be back in a couple of years...
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When the conversation starts, everybody usually forgets this people and their statements

I thought they said he has not done anything.
They said he's been overhyped according to the obi..id..ot.
They even said Jagaban is copying from their fraud packaged empty headed messaih.
Now they can now see how he's been acknowledged from World Bank.

festacman:
In two weeks of his presidency, all President Tinubu policies have impacted on the disposable income of Nigerians: fuel subsidy removal without palliatives, increase in electricity tariffs, imposition of VAT on imported diesel when refineries not working is the fault of government, and increase in the cost higher education. All these are coming in quick succession to create funds for government to function effectively, which is not bad.

However, NOW, we desperately need something on the 'credit' side of the family 'balance sheet'. It is time for Tinubu to roll out his policies towards cushioning the immediate effects of these policies, increasing minimum wage, reviving the refineries, revitalizing the economy, creating job opportunities, and boosting entrepreneurship/SMEs, etc. Things that make many millions of people to earn income to meet needs created by reforms as well as pay tax. It's time to remember the people. We need something on the credit side. We are SUFFOCATING!

Looking increasingly like let the poor breath so I can suffocate them myself.

I won't be happy if the poor take all these sufferings, pay for all of these while the politicians and those in the ministries continue to loot these funds and continue to cry that there is no money.

blamingthedevil:
David Malpass is the Immediate past president of The World Bank Group. He is a leading Wall Street economist. A known advocate of development and Growth.

He tweeted this:

https://twitter.com/DavidRMalpass/status/1671418515813814272?t=cm3TArzx4k_CTdzdLDuU2g&s=19

Why former, and not current? Dem don go give former Lamba abi...