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Re: FAAC To Share N1.959 Trillion Revenue In July — Probably Highest Ever by Tonytonex(m): 8:24am On Jul 19, 2023
HeDied:
Still the same old thing. Robbing the poor to pay the rich. Small 10k will enter your account and automatically, N50 is taken away, the bank will charge their own and another tax will still apply on the same 10k. 10k becomes 9800 or less and at the end, it is accumulated and given to thieves in the name of president, governors, local govt. chairmen and what have you. #Sad
I thought it was the banks that charges those money for themselves. So na government. God pass them
Re: FAAC To Share N1.959 Trillion Revenue In July — Probably Highest Ever by zinaunreal(m): 8:26am On Jul 19, 2023
We see hear am , we no dey see am
Re: FAAC To Share N1.959 Trillion Revenue In July — Probably Highest Ever by Bobloco: 8:27am On Jul 19, 2023
GeneralPula:

Ogun state

Dapo Abiodun


grin grin
Re: FAAC To Share N1.959 Trillion Revenue In July — Probably Highest Ever by JB4life: 8:27am On Jul 19, 2023
Opportunity to clear ALL accumulated arrears owed poor workers over the years and increase minimum wage to N200,000

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Re: FAAC To Share N1.959 Trillion Revenue In July — Probably Highest Ever by Realguyman1(m): 8:27am On Jul 19, 2023
fuckJones:
very good.
BAT should remove electronic bank transfer chargers to ease the effect of subside removal
Lol! U want same BAT that is busy taxing every sector of the country to remove the charges in bank transfer? What a funny people everywhere for naija

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Re: FAAC To Share N1.959 Trillion Revenue In July — Probably Highest Ever by awoo47: 8:28am On Jul 19, 2023
FreedomArmy:
With exchange rate moving from 460 to 800 per dollar I really did not see anything positive here
exchange rate is less than double, the allocation is triple. largely due to subsidy removal sha
Re: FAAC To Share N1.959 Trillion Revenue In July — Probably Highest Ever by Tonytonex(m): 8:28am On Jul 19, 2023
GeneralPula:

Assist you say?

No!

Each State Governors must provide palliatives for their people. This is expected. It’s one of the reasons each state is getting almost x2 of what they previously do receive..
most Nigerians don't know how to hold government accountable.
That's why the government are riding on their ignorance.

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Re: FAAC To Share N1.959 Trillion Revenue In July — Probably Highest Ever by Gajagojo: 8:30am On Jul 19, 2023
Ikaeniyan0:
That's close to 2 trillion

You have made a profound discovery. Only a genius could have figured that out

Congrats
Re: FAAC To Share N1.959 Trillion Revenue In July — Probably Highest Ever by Swimcsh: 8:30am On Jul 19, 2023
Lol. So this will ease the effect of subsidy removal embarassed embarassed embarassed
fuckJones:
very good.
BAT should remove electronic bank transfer chargers to ease the effect of subside removal
Re: FAAC To Share N1.959 Trillion Revenue In July — Probably Highest Ever by Abaman001(m): 8:34am On Jul 19, 2023
Tekzyflex:
Rivers state government should be held accountable for not promoting workers for 12 years and non implementation of the 30k minimum wage. This is the height of wickedness and insensitivity. They state had decided to impoverish it's workers.
Are civil servants the only citizens going through pains and hardships? What about those who don't have a job at all or something doing, the low income earners from private sectors nko? What about the artisans who go through hard labor and earn very little? must everything be around civil servants?
These civil servants this civil servants that is becoming too irritating annoying and offensive to the rest of the citizens...

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Re: FAAC To Share N1.959 Trillion Revenue In July — Probably Highest Ever by obailala(m): 8:35am On Jul 19, 2023
This increase is apparently for 2 main reasons:

1. Oil revenue exchanged at N750 instead of N450
2. No subsidy paid

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Re: FAAC To Share N1.959 Trillion Revenue In July — Probably Highest Ever by Image123(m): 8:37am On Jul 19, 2023
oyeb15:
Tinubu is taxing the masses so that his fellows can have more money to steal.

Ahhhhhhh
Re: FAAC To Share N1.959 Trillion Revenue In July — Probably Highest Ever by slowice(m): 8:38am On Jul 19, 2023
Remove subsidy to have enough to loot

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Re: FAAC To Share N1.959 Trillion Revenue In July — Probably Highest Ever by Image123(m): 8:38am On Jul 19, 2023
obailala:
This increase is apparently for 2 main reasons:

1. Oil revenue exchanged at N750 instead of N450
2. No subsidy paid

Subsidy was not deducted before sharing before. Hold your governors very closely. They pay salaries and made budgets and contracts in naira. They are owing some of you months of salary.

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Re: FAAC To Share N1.959 Trillion Revenue In July — Probably Highest Ever by Image123(m): 8:40am On Jul 19, 2023
slowice:
Remove subsidy to have enough to loot

This has very little to do with subsidy but more to do with improvements in the crude oil per barrel sold and the change in exchange rates.

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Re: FAAC To Share N1.959 Trillion Revenue In July — Probably Highest Ever by Ventura1: 8:41am On Jul 19, 2023
Effect of NNPC Remittances and all government FX incomes now using the general market rate.
Re: FAAC To Share N1.959 Trillion Revenue In July — Probably Highest Ever by fuckJones(f): 8:41am On Jul 19, 2023
Swimcsh:
Lol. So this will ease the effect of subsidy removal embarassed embarassed embarassed
do you know how much banks chargers me per month?
it's more than 8k palliative they want to share.
Re: FAAC To Share N1.959 Trillion Revenue In July — Probably Highest Ever by jimter44(m): 8:43am On Jul 19, 2023
Billionaire2:
After 8 years of unimaginable suffering you people still cued under the sun to vote for APC ?? because of hatred, tribalism & religion

Your bigotry & hatred for Jonathan resulted in Buhari, You never learnt from your mistakes, Buhari’s 1st 4yrs was a total disaster, you still voted him for second tenure

Everyone was waiting for February 2023 to kick APC out, PDP had their best chance with Obi/Kwankwaso Candidacy, … but money politics brought in another Fulani man as presidential candidate, an insensitive decision by a pioneer party like PDP

Obi left and joined LP. and gathered a huge number of followers nationwide, suddenly the hatred & bigotry kicked in again and you fools went under the sun and voted for APC’s continuity..

On Election Day, lives were lost, a nursing mother was stabbed, innocent voters were attacked, property destroyed, ballot boxes stolen, NYSC staff aware intimidated ….Just so that this same party would remain in power..

I use to blame the government, but now I’ve realized that the problem of this country is the people. ………

Why are you blaming Nigerians? You were there on the day of election and you saw what happened. If APC lost in Lagos, plateau, Nasarawa etc and could not get 1/4 of total votes cast in FCT, you should know that Nigerians mean biz on that day. You and I know what happened on that day and stop blaming Nigerians.

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Re: FAAC To Share N1.959 Trillion Revenue In July — Probably Highest Ever by TheNiceGuy(m): 8:45am On Jul 19, 2023
ITK

Crude illiteracy undecided
RepoMan007:
they printed money now. Tinubuonomics!
Re: FAAC To Share N1.959 Trillion Revenue In July — Probably Highest Ever by jimter44(m): 8:46am On Jul 19, 2023
obailala:
This increase is apparently for 2 main reasons:

1. Oil revenue exchanged at N750 instead of N450
2. No subsidy paid
Convert the previous months allocation to dollars and convert this one to dollars and you will see that it will be the same thing in dollars term.
Re: FAAC To Share N1.959 Trillion Revenue In July — Probably Highest Ever by slowice(m): 8:52am On Jul 19, 2023
Image123:


This has very little to do with subsidy but more to do with improvements in the crude oil per barrel sold and the change in exchange rates.

Well, you are correct
Re: FAAC To Share N1.959 Trillion Revenue In July — Probably Highest Ever by osuofia2(m): 8:52am On Jul 19, 2023
Blame Obi, he contributed to making Tinubu APC win the 2023 election. APC is evil.
Re: FAAC To Share N1.959 Trillion Revenue In July — Probably Highest Ever by Elliotwaveforec: 8:54am On Jul 19, 2023
Abaman001:
Are civil servants the only citizens going through pains and hardships? What about those who don't have a job at all or something doing, the low income earners from private sectors nko? What about the artisans who go through hard labor and earn very little? must everything be around civil servants?
These civil servants this civil servants that is becoming too irritating annoying and offensive to the rest of the citizens...
Respect for your thinking! Non salary earners are far more in number. Selfishness of civil servants is something else and they're not even productive.

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Re: FAAC To Share N1.959 Trillion Revenue In July — Probably Highest Ever by Moniya4Real(m): 8:54am On Jul 19, 2023
This country is very rich and has no business being poor,considering the fact that a huge chunk of the revenue must have been siphoned to private pockets.
Re: FAAC To Share N1.959 Trillion Revenue In July — Probably Highest Ever by Bimpe29: 8:57am On Jul 19, 2023
It will end in joy and praise.

Renewed Hope is here.

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Re: FAAC To Share N1.959 Trillion Revenue In July — Probably Highest Ever by ehikwe22: 8:58am On Jul 19, 2023
Unfortunately, it's not anywhere near the highest. The highest in figure because of inflation, but one of the lowest in real values

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Re: FAAC To Share N1.959 Trillion Revenue In July — Probably Highest Ever by adioolayi(m): 8:59am On Jul 19, 2023
Just imagine State Governors paying off all pension and salaries arrears they are owing their workers to start with...it will be a huge relief across the country!

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Re: FAAC To Share N1.959 Trillion Revenue In July — Probably Highest Ever by woleabayo(f): 8:59am On Jul 19, 2023
LET THE POOR BREATH grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin
Re: FAAC To Share N1.959 Trillion Revenue In July — Probably Highest Ever by Ezmans: 9:01am On Jul 19, 2023
Tekzyflex:
Rivers state government should be held accountable for not promoting workers for 12 years and non implementation of the 30k minimum wage. This is the height of wickedness and insensitivity. They state had decided to impoverish it's workers.
but yorubas are hailing wike as there messiah
Re: FAAC To Share N1.959 Trillion Revenue In July — Probably Highest Ever by obailala(m): 9:03am On Jul 19, 2023
Image123:


Subsidy was not deducted before sharing before. Hold your governors very closely. They pay salaries and made budgets and contracts in naira. They are owing some of you months of salary.
Thats not correct!

NNPCL made fuel cheaper by selling products cheaper than they were bought and therefore incurred losses (termed 'under-recovery' or subsidy) before remitting oil revenue to the govt.

In summary, NNPCL deducted subsidy before remitting oil revenue to govt.
Re: FAAC To Share N1.959 Trillion Revenue In July — Probably Highest Ever by godwon01(m): 9:03am On Jul 19, 2023
Common man will never see the effect on the economy. Instead of using the money for meaningful development , it will just be share amongst themselves. Wicked rulers.

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Re: FAAC To Share N1.959 Trillion Revenue In July — Probably Highest Ever by starstaz(m): 9:08am On Jul 19, 2023
Tekzyflex:
Rivers state government should be held accountable for not promoting workers for 12 years and non implementation of the 30k minimum wage. This is the height of wickedness and insensitivity. They state had decided to impoverish it's workers.

Imagine! With the audacity to build a road (50km) at a cost of 195 Billion naira. What sort of infrastructure is that at this point in time. What sort of priority is that without having effort to boost human capital, human welfare in the face of glaring poverty everywhere. Things cannot go on like this. The people welfare, salary and pension should take a center stage and a shift away from building unnecessary road for now.

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