Coconut dey your head
Reason like a normal human being

gmo10:
Way to go

Modified

I am just wondering if it is possible for Joe Ajaero, who openly aligned with Peter Obi, to be politically neutral and act in the national interest. This protest and nationwide strike he has called for looks like a political stunt, especially considering that the current government has agreed to increase the minimum wage and that all major presidential candidates, except Kwankwaso, agreed that they would remove fuel subsidies. Including Peter Obi, who said they would go IMMEDIATELY.

This strike is unnecessary and very ill-timed, more so when Nigeria is facing a crisis in Niger Republic that could spill over into Nigeria and destabilise our economy and political institutions.

I may not support President Tinubu, but the palliatives and measures he announced two days ago were far-reaching and should have caused Labour and Ajaero to pause. But it didn't. What is their agenda? This is about Nigeria, and it is time for us to be patriotic and do what is in the country's best interest, no matter who is President. I am not sure that Ajaero would take this action if his friend, Peter Obi, were President.

What exactly does Joe Ajaero want? Even his own home state of Imo has introduced palliatives.

Should Nigeria continue to spend more on fuel subsidies than she spends on education, health, and housing? How is that economically viable?

And can Mr Ajaero explain why the pump fuel price in neighbouring Benin Republic went up as soon as Nigeria ended fuel subsidies?

Nobody should take us backwards to a Buhari era where we were borrowing to pay for fuel subsidies and tripled our foreign debt with nothing to show for it. Fuel subsidies must go, whether this present NLC likes it or not.

naptu2:
Governors from the western part of Nigeria were in Benin Republic to mark its independence anniversary.

Prince Dr. Dapo Abiodun - MFR, CON @dabiodunMFR



https://twitter.com/dabiodunMFR/status/1686675962761453568

This governor too like white elephant project.

Electric bike where the road that it will pass in Ogun State.

Even the place where the bike is being shown to the governor in the picture is better than the roads in Ogun State.

On which roads will these electric bikes ply?

Ogun state will import bike from foreign countries.
Ogun state will demand for scarce dollars to import the bike.
The price of Naira will deprecate more because of this subjective demand.
More jobs will be created overseas for the producing country.

WE CREATE PROBLEM.. AND CREATE MORE PROBLEM AS SOLUTION TO THE ORIGINAL PROBLEM.

That's the way it is in Nigeria!!

gmo10:
Way to go

Modified

I am just wondering if it is possible for Joe Ajaero, who openly aligned with Peter Obi, to be politically neutral and act in the national interest. This protest and nationwide strike he has called for looks like a political stunt, especially considering that the current government has agreed to increase the minimum wage and that all major presidential candidates, except Kwankwaso, agreed that they would remove fuel subsidies. Including Peter Obi, who said they would go IMMEDIATELY.

This strike is unnecessary and very ill-timed, more so when Nigeria is facing a crisis in Niger Republic that could spill over into Nigeria and destabilise our economy and political institutions.

I may not support President Tinubu, but the palliatives and measures he announced two days ago were far-reaching and should have caused Labour and Ajaero to pause. But it didn't. What is their agenda? This is about Nigeria, and it is time for us to be patriotic and do what is in the country's best interest, no matter who is President. I am not sure that Ajaero would take this action if his friend, Peter Obi, were President.

What exactly does Joe Ajaero want? Even his own home state of Imo has introduced palliatives.

Should Nigeria continue to spend more on fuel subsidies than she spends on education, health, and housing? How is that economically viable?

And can Mr Ajaero explain why the pump fuel price in neighbouring Benin Republic went up as soon as Nigeria ended fuel subsidies?

Nobody should take us backwards to a Buhari era where we were borrowing to pay for fuel subsidies and tripled our foreign debt with nothing to show for it. Fuel subsidies must go, whether this present NLC likes it or not.

Patriotic Nigerians know that the Nigerian economy can no longer survive the payments of subsidy with borrowed funds. Just so people know, the D.M.O puts Nigeria's revenue to debt servicing ratio as 73:27.
Meaning that 73% of the country's revenue earnings goes straight back into debt servicing, with that huge debt profile, how on earth does one expect the country to grow or develop?
It is a painful moment in the country right now but, the downward economic trajectory of the country needs to be quickly controlled, because if not, we may be looking at the Zimbabwe's economic situations in the country in just a few years. Yes, the policies are harsh and biting at the moment, but we all just have to put aside our political differences and understand that what needs to be done must be done. After all, other candidates also planned to remove the subsidy, why cry wolf just because it wasn't another preferred candidate that removed it?
As for that Ajaero or whatever his name is, he's only playing the political game of his principal, reason he's never seen as a serious guy, even among his members.

gmo10:
Way to go

Modified

I am just wondering if it is possible for Joe Ajaero, who openly aligned with Peter Obi, to be politically neutral and act in the national interest. This protest and nationwide strike he has called for looks like a political stunt, especially considering that the current government has agreed to increase the minimum wage and that all major presidential candidates, except Kwankwaso, agreed that they would remove fuel subsidies. Including Peter Obi, who said they would go IMMEDIATELY.

This strike is unnecessary and very ill-timed, more so when Nigeria is facing a crisis in Niger Republic that could spill over into Nigeria and destabilise our economy and political institutions.

I may not support President Tinubu, but the palliatives and measures he announced two days ago were far-reaching and should have caused Labour and Ajaero to pause. But it didn't. What is their agenda? This is about Nigeria, and it is time for us to be patriotic and do what is in the country's best interest, no matter who is President. I am not sure that Ajaero would take this action if his friend, Peter Obi, were President.

What exactly does Joe Ajaero want? Even his own home state of Imo has introduced palliatives.

Should Nigeria continue to spend more on fuel subsidies than she spends on education, health, and housing? How is that economically viable?

And can Mr Ajaero explain why the pump fuel price in neighbouring Benin Republic went up as soon as Nigeria ended fuel subsidies?

Nobody should take us backwards to a Buhari era where we were borrowing to pay for fuel subsidies and tripled our foreign debt with nothing to show for it. Fuel subsidies must go, whether this present NLC likes it or not.

So, u believe Ajero as d chairman of NLC could just wake up and declare protest out of his own volition?? Are u joking??

D NLC committee decided on wot to do plz...

And it's very unfair of demenot to protest.
Fuel toppled from 250 to over 600. Dats over 100% increase. Can workers salaries be increased by 100%? U know how high d cost of living is? What about people under minimum wage(30k)...? Plz wot can dis meagre do for someone in dis current situation in d country for a month? Transport alone can gulp d whole money. Just reason am.

Private sector can easily survive. because dey can always adjust d price of their goods and services to fit in. But civil servants and some sectors are badly trapped.

oyeb15:

I mean a full charge will equalls 12 litre fuel consumption. Most of the tech guys in Bene can't even communicate in English and engineers with 20years experience like u can't produce anything.
Still be waiting for grammar before u understand new technology ok!

Mr Just cos you are in a faceless forum dont mean you got to insult people, FYI Im not and Engineer in Nigeria rather an Engineer in the UK and trained in the UK.So when I'm talking ignorant persons like you shit sit on the side and take Notes!.
The whole concept of Electric Engine is not surrounding cheap energy source rather Clean Energy source.

iCauseTrouble:
Eleyi of Ogun showing his bike riding skill

You sabi

Peppysco:



Patriotic Nigerians know that the Nigerian economy can no longer survive the payments of subsidy with borrowed funds. Just so people know, the D.M.O puts Nigeria's revenue to debt servicing ratio as 73:27.
Meaning that 73% of the country's revenue earnings goes straight back into debt servicing, with that huge debt profile, how on earth does one expect the country to grow or develop?
It is a painful moment in the country right now but, the downward economic trajectory of the country needs to be quickly controlled, because if not, we may be looking at the Zimbabwe's economic situations in the country in just a few years. Yes, the policies are harsh and biting at the moment, but we all just have to put aside our political differences and understand that what needs to be done must be done. After all, other candidates also planned to remove the subsidy, why cry wolf just because it wasn't another preferred candidate that removed it?
As for that Ajaero or whatever his name is, he's only playing the political game of his principal, reason he's never seen as a serious guy, even among his members.

CAn I ask you a question, howmuch do you think teh FG has saved since they removed subsidy in Diesel fuel?

naptu2:


Jesus Christ of Nazareth! You don't even know how he generates his electricity and you are trying to tell me about it?

Kai!

why don't you tell us since you are in the know

gmo10:
Way to go

Modified

I am just wondering if it is possible for Joe Ajaero, who openly aligned with Peter Obi, to be politically neutral and act in the national interest. This protest and nationwide strike he has called for looks like a political stunt, especially considering that the current government has agreed to increase the minimum wage and that all major presidential candidates, except Kwankwaso, agreed that they would remove fuel subsidies. Including Peter Obi, who said they would go IMMEDIATELY.

This strike is unnecessary and very ill-timed, more so when Nigeria is facing a crisis in Niger Republic that could spill over into Nigeria and destabilise our economy and political institutions.

I may not support President Tinubu, but the palliatives and measures he announced two days ago were far-reaching and should have caused Labour and Ajaero to pause. But it didn't. What is their agenda? This is about Nigeria, and it is time for us to be patriotic and do what is in the country's best interest, no matter who is President. I am not sure that Ajaero would take this action if his friend, Peter Obi, were President.

What exactly does Joe Ajaero want? Even his own home state of Imo has introduced palliatives.

Should Nigeria continue to spend more on fuel subsidies than she spends on education, health, and housing? How is that economically viable?

And can Mr Ajaero explain why the pump fuel price in neighbouring Benin Republic went up as soon as Nigeria ended fuel subsidies?

Nobody should take us backwards to a Buhari era where we were borrowing to pay for fuel subsidies and tripled our foreign debt with nothing to show for it. Fuel subsidies must go, whether this present NLC likes it or not.

You are a very big fool
"Has promised to increase salary is not the same as increase it already"
Defending the undefendable

naptu2:


Jesus Christ of Nazareth! You don't even know how he generates his electricity and you are trying to tell me about it?

Kai!

It says he has 150 panels of S/Panels, which is a huge set up, how is he braking even with that, Check out Tesla and its power source!

With all the bad roads in Ogun state...... anyway congratulations to them

Same shit different toilets.

Nobe Nigerian politicians!

Bunch of clueless mofos!

soil4soil:



This governor too like white elephant project.

Electric bike where the road that it will pass in Ogun State.

Even the place where the bike is being shown to the governor in the picture is better than the roads in Ogun State.

To tar common road, E nor fit!

Another avenue for allies to cash out

gmo10:
Way to go

Modified

I am just wondering if it is possible for Joe Ajaero, who openly aligned with Peter Obi, to be politically neutral and act in the national interest. This protest and nationwide strike he has called for looks like a political stunt, especially considering that the current government has agreed to increase the minimum wage and that all major presidential candidates, except Kwankwaso, agreed that they would remove fuel subsidies. Including Peter Obi, who said they would go IMMEDIATELY.

This strike is unnecessary and very ill-timed, more so when Nigeria is facing a crisis in Niger Republic that could spill over into Nigeria and destabilise our economy and political institutions.

I may not support President Tinubu, but the palliatives and measures he announced two days ago were far-reaching and should have caused Labour and Ajaero to pause. But it didn't. What is their agenda? This is about Nigeria, and it is time for us to be patriotic and do what is in the country's best interest, no matter who is President. I am not sure that Ajaero would take this action if his friend, Peter Obi, were President.

What exactly does Joe Ajaero want? Even his own home state of Imo has introduced palliatives.

Should Nigeria continue to spend more on fuel subsidies than she spends on education, health, and housing? How is that economically viable?

And can Mr Ajaero explain why the pump fuel price in neighbouring Benin Republic went up as soon as Nigeria ended fuel subsidies?

Nobody should take us backwards to a Buhari era where we were borrowing to pay for fuel subsidies and tripled our foreign debt with nothing to show for it. Fuel subsidies must go, whether this present NLC likes it or not.

How about scaling up security at the borders to prevent smuggling?
You don't throw a baby out with the bathwater.

We're one of the worst countries with power supply and we're heavily petrol dependent. Not surprising the accompanying inflation that has followed.
We practice theoritical economics in Africa a lot.

mauchiz:

Really?

I thought the state is a very lovely state, the governor is dishing out subsidy removal Palliatives.

Dont let them deceive you. Only a small fragment of their loyalist or party members will have a share of the said paliative. All na Lie. The desiel Powered bus that he bought was not properly managed. And the quantity was not enough. Now he wants to bring bus that is powered by gas and bikes that is powered by electricity when larger percentage of state doesn't have steady power supply to charge it. Make him continue to dey play

Dapp.....Dapo.....Dapo....how many times I call you.

Road dey their you no Do
Schools dey their you no renovate or built more
So many things this man can do to show responsibility nd show dividend of democracy rather I dey form Mr electronic bike

What if the bike even shock person for preek

The most useless state in nigeria.
Head quarter of bad roads in nigeria
With a seating dumbfounded governor

DavSagacity:
Dont let them deceive you. Only a small fragment of their loyalist or party members will have a share of the said paliative. All na Lie. The desiel Powered bus that he bought was not properly managed. And the quantity was not enough. Now he wants to bring bus that is powered by gas and bikes that is powered by electricity when larger percentage of state doesn't have steady power supply to charge it. Make him continue to dey play

Na waaoo
Nigerian leaders and 419

naptu2:
Governors from the western part of Nigeria were in Benin Republic to mark its independence anniversary.

Prince Dr. Dapo Abiodun - MFR, CON @dabiodunMFR



https://twitter.com/dabiodunMFR/status/1686675962761453568

This Governor is jonzing, those bikes cost as much as 2k USD each.

;

Godwin4444:
Some people are burning their region (paradise) n running away to the place they love to mock

They are economic scavengers but na them make mouth pass

GboyegaD:
Are they going to provide power stations where owners of these bikes and charge their batteries at reasonable rates or they have to go generate their own electricity to charge the bikes?

The existing petrol filing stations might be equipt with solar PV and be converted to charging stations.

I Hope they don’t come in and tell us they spend billions of Naira on this cos this bike is being used in Benin and it’s not that expensive

naptu2:
Governors from the western part of Nigeria were in Benin Republic to mark its independence anniversary.
Prince Dr. Dapo Abiodun - MFR, CON @dabiodunMFR

https://twitter.com/dabiodunMFR/status/1686675962761453568

So Nigeria has to go to Benin Republic to buy Okada?!
>

Indians wan cash out. I'm pretty sure we can build this thing here. Where are our enterprising engineers?

This eleyi of Ogun is about to spoil Nigeria business

YOU MEAN SOLAR ENERGY OR SAME USELESS ELECTRIC DISTRIBUTORS?

Godwin4444:
Some people are burning their region (paradise) n running away to the place they love to mock

They are economic scavengers but na them make mouth pass

You mean the basterrd potopoto developers?!

Omoawoke2:


Ogun state revenue alone is bigger than the entire southeast

Dumb comment from dumb bigot.

I have a property in ogun state and appreciation ratio is very poor. The state is a poor state which need real development that can lift people in the state out of poverty. The road in other areas are horrible and govt is here thinking about electric motorcycle. Dumb person like you cant ask simple question: how is it going to be charged? how many government workers are going to have it?

Government should be providing staff buses as the first step towards the fuel crisis. I know some agencies have it but how effective are they?

There are states i will measure dickk with, but not Ogun State lol.

Its not worth it.

A property i bought in enugu have appreciated more than 150% and sold with much profit.

Abeg carry your dickk measuring contest to another state. Dont give A Bleep.

STILL A WHITE ELEPHANT PROJECT.