RealEzee:
better make u no talk cos u don dey yan dust.....dis only shows a dumb president with dumb peeps who still congratulate him on mediocre feats

Is it bad if he speedily use da same money to cushion eletricity tarrif or transportation ,una can jonz ,ur mumu neva clear yet

Melezenawii:
The plan by President Tinubu to pay ₦8000 monthly to 12 million households as fuel subsidy removal palliatives is commendable. It gives a human face to the harsh economic necessity of petrol subsidy withdrawal.

But to help our nation grow, I would suggest to the President that he ties the ₦8000 monthly payment to the condition that children in recipient families MUST attend school and have their payment vouchers signed by the principal/headmaster of their school proving that they attended school throughout that month, failure of which they will not be paid.

That way, Nigeria will reduce her current population of 20 million out-of-school children. And it will have an immediate impact on our economy, as educated children tend to be healthier, less likely to engage in terrorism and criminality, and also less likely to be teenage parents.

Furthermore, as a nation, we should not only give fish to people experiencing poverty. We should also teach willing Nigerians how to fish.

I, therefore, recommend to the President that he may want to provide free training and business grants (not loans, but grants) to at least half a million Nigerian youths to enable them to start up verifiable small and medium-scale enterprises. Nigeria's situation is similar to that of the United States of the 1930s, and this was how President FDR Roosevelt empowered Americans through the New Deal.

In that way, the President will help Nigerian youths to help themselves as well as to help Nigeria.

Once again, good job, and kudos to the President. If he, however, does wrong, he should also expect knocks.


https://twitter.com/renoomokri/status/1679486730452492289

lexy2014:


How does giving people 8000naira a month show that he cares for them?

Christistruth03:





Abacha 's looted funds found this year and last year will comfortably cover it

Last year more than $200Million was recovered

That is too much

BabaRamota1980:


I've never asked for a penny here, and I have been very good at clarifying many obscure and intriguing moves by govts at all levels and in all administrations beginning with Jonathan.

The questions you are asking regarding govt, community and people is a straightforward issue.

I've appeared in court many times, both as a litigant and a respondent, never hired a lawyer to defend me except once. That one time involved some land estate that belonged to family, and I was suing LASG on behalf of my family. I feared we would go all way to Supreme Court, so I wanted to lay good legal foundation, but turned out LASG conceded their overreach . Knowledge is power.

People are cheated by govt and denied access because they lack knowledge.

For instance, Federal Govt has okayed for each state to take control of transportation at local level. So if a state wants it can construct rail tracks for metro rail like Lagos. But not every state is as wealthy as Lagos. Therefore, states in a region can partner and do a commuter rail network that covers their territory. What is too exhorbitant for individual state to float, becomes affordable when scaled to regional.
By taking this action they create long term jobs for earning power. The labourer that lays tracks will need food vendor closeby. The food vendor will need servers and cooks and farm produce suplliers. This is called re-distribution of wealth. Laborer jas money to spend for food vendor who has money to spend for suppliers and helpers. So through one project many households in the region, in the state, in the communities are earning income and able to do little things that was before now out of affordability. It does not end there. Let me share something I know with you.

The airplanes we fly in 2023 are very different from the ones flown in 1950s. Even the airports had to be upgraded to accomodate modern airliners.

The ferries of 2023 are different that the canoes of 1950s, and the waterways are different. Beside, boats and ferries are limited modes of transportation considering the population and cargoes that criss-cross between different places in modern society.

The cars and buses of 2023 are more in capacity and efficiency than those of 1950s. They are susceptible to different mechanical and infrastructural deficiencies.

Rail transport is unique. It remains the only mode of transportation with sustained longevity, in structure and operation. You can still use a locomotive of 1950 to transport people and goods in 2023. There might be environmental pollution issues to consider, but train transportation as a utility remains solid till today.

Therefore for long term infrastructural investment in society, it is not bad for regional govts in Nigeria to take over where Federal Govt stopped, and develop their region and people.

Our lack of knowledge keep us focused on asking Fed Givt to do for us day after day, and for everything. If we are wise we should be holding our regional govt, our state govt, our local govt accountable. They all get money on our behalf to spend in our communities.

Get sense Nigerians!

HoneySwag:

Of all the people in Nigeria, is civil servants that you pity? Are you okay? Or are you having a beef with any of them? Civil servants that no matter how bad the situation may get, they're monthly earners.
What about private school teachers? What about those that earn very little? What about those that don't have jobs?
Pls reason well

franchasofficia:
Very foolish policy if true.


What is 8000 naira in Nigeria of today? Something that can't feed a family of 3 for 3 days, sighs.



This is another avenue to siphon money to recover the billions he used to bribe useless INEC

Metrofox:


God punish you dingbats . You forced yourself in and you're looking for free help. Empty skulls carry your load

Buddha3:
See Agbado people's political god and supposed economic maestro.. !

Olotu wants to give 8K per month to households as palliative. What is that supposed to do? What can 8K afford in today's market? A 12.5Kg cylinder of cooking gas is about 9,500.

Please what is an entire family supposed to do with 8K? Nigeria is just an experiment Satan and his demons are using to explore the extent of their wickedness.

ycat:
Go back to your mother's belly if she's still alive to go and take your brain you forgot there!

A president who has been there for just 1 month should address eletricity before food?

You are a braindead individual so you won't know that people can survive without electricity and transportation but can't without food.

TheRareGem1:


https://thenationonlineng.net/breaking-12m-households-to-get-n8-000-for-six-months-says-tinubu/

RealEzee:
food at wat cost ?abeg stfu if u don't have somtin sensible to say ,food of how much ,8k? Is bag of rice 1k?abi u dey mad ni ?

Which one b food b4 transportation n electricity,abi u be eternal mumu ni?

How much u won buy d food when transportation high abi cost of producing it sef high ,abi u no go school ni ,y u waste papa n mama money go school if at all u even did sef

Is it for eba,is it for garri? Ur mumu is special edition, 1 of 1.

HoneySwag:

Of all the people in Nigeria, is civil servants that you pity? Are you okay? Or are you having a beef with any of them? Civil servants that no matter how bad the situation may get, they're monthly earners.
What about private school teachers? What about those that earn very little? What about those that don't have jobs?
Pls reason well