Bayajjidda:


Because you think Nigeria ends with your village. Travel and see, Nigeria should be more than 250 million in population.

Magnetic010:
I knew right from the onset that nothing good will come out of the whole process

Lifemanage:

Each person has up to 3-4 lines

DeOTR:

No, it's one billion. With all those inflated figures? We are no where close to 200m, forget nonsense. Is the average population of Nigerian states even up 4m to start with?

Bobloco:
Where are the palliatives that were promised after the thoughtless removal of fuel subsidies?

1. The N35k cash rewards to workers?

2. The CNG buses. N100 billion was said to have been earmarked for the purchase of CNG buses. Where are the buses, and where is the money?

3. The student loans that were expected to begin in January 2024, we are now in February, and students have yet to receive the loans.

4. N25k social safety net to be shared to 15 million households

5. What about the N75 billion earmarked for the strengthening of the manufacturing sector so as to increase its capacity to expand and create good-paying jobs between July 2023 and March 2024?

6. What about the N1 trillion saved from fuel subsidy removal, which was to be reinvested into the education sector and loans?

Akwamkpuruamu:
Agbadorians say make we give their demigod more time...

E didn't dey, e didn't dey

Governance is not by propaganda and saying things without plans.

Ebin pa wa oooo


Obidients must learn a lesson. The lesson is how to grab power, snatch it and run.

Tinubu supporters I don't know their basis for the support.

He built Lagos but when it's time to build Nigeria, Cement finished

buharibanjo:
Forget PALLIATIVES
NIGERIA IS CRUMBLING bro
It's needs a swift-serious fix

matify83:
Comrade!

These are hard questions requiring answers from the government indeed.

After silencing Ajero with"owerri beating" , nobody is daring to ask what you just enumerated.

I guess we have been deceived like little kids who were promised sweet - premised on being of good behavior by their market bound mothers.

hedonido:


There's nothing more dangerous than a 'strong' leader who is also corrupt, clueless, and tribalistic. That is a recipe for disaster.

The only kind of 'strong' leaders that can drive growth and development in a third world country is the Lee Kwan Yu archetype. Strong, yes, but also nationalistic, puritan, above board, public spirited and self-less.

Someone like Obasanjo was somewhat strong but also somewhat corrupt. But extremely nationalistic and public spirited. Hence the progress Nigeria made under him.

Someone like Yar Adua or Goodluck could have been accused of being 'weak', but at least they were conscious of the public good. If a policy seemed to cause hardship, they revised it to the extent possible, based on overwhelming public opinion.

The disastrous bastard they call BAT is neither of these things. He claims to be strong, yet he lacks public support or a national base (only his Yoruba tribalists supported him), he is exceedingly corrupt, completely selfish, totally sectional and tribalistic, and absolutely clueless. You can't have these combinations and yet be purporting to be 'strong' and be taking 'hard decisions' that impoverish the masses. He will end up deposed. Mark it. His useless pride and hubris wouldn't save him. He will be disgracefully forced out of office before the end of this tenure.

dannywest:
Someone did SURE-P with subsidy removal,
Provided transport, loans and grants,
Showed sincerity but you people entered street and chased him away.

The chief chaser entered the same position and more than tripled fuel price with nothing but promises.

We are here crying on social media.

Nigerians really get what they deserve.

Sunijacks:
All these monies have being embezzled. This is Nigeria

CapitalBank:


Paid hands go look for better thing to do with your life. Tinubu will gone when God eventually calls him after reaching maybe 100 years… you will left with the mess he created.

Dey play

Bobloco:
Where are the palliatives that were promised after the thoughtless removal of fuel subsidies?

1. The N35k cash rewards to workers?

2. The CNG buses. N100 billion was said to have been earmarked for the purchase of CNG buses. Where are the buses, and where is the money?

3. The student loans that were expected to begin in January 2024, we are now in February, and students have yet to receive the loans.

4. N25k social safety net to be shared to 15 million households

5. What about the N75 billion earmarked for the strengthening of the manufacturing sector so as to increase its capacity to expand and create good-paying jobs between July 2023 and March 2024?

6. What about the N1 trillion saved from fuel subsidy removal, which was to be reinvested into the education sector and loans?

DeepSight:


Registered SIM cards alone are almost 200 million. Wake up.

tollyboy5:
Seunmsg and co might have collected their share.

All school fee hike, alot of student are dropping out while some defer admission.
Tinubu is playing politics of its on it way... Keep waiting

merits:




Bastard emi lol kan just scammed us big time.

TheFreshVanilla:
Funds gone because Nigerians are easily deceived and cowards. Zero balls! Population of over 200 million acting stupidd from generation to generation. Political leaders know they won't be challenged.

blacknp:
Na Tinubu increase the school fees in your state abi?

samcolee:

Remember most Nigerians have more than 10sims how do you keep track of it

DeepSight:


Only a small percentage do. The vast majority do not. Maybe you think your average market woman, aboki trader or bus conductor has separate data lines.

Besides that amount of registered sim cards is only one indicator of our real population. There are many more indicators. Whatever it might be, your estimate of fifty million is la la land. For the last election INEC registered over 90 million people. Yes, INEC has integrity issues, but that is not necessarily a matter of registered voters with biometric voters cards. And consider that the vast majority of our population are minors!

NIN Registration as of December 2022 was over 94 million.

There are too many indicators. I cant go on and on. Nigeria is a hugely populous place.

Bayajjidda:


Because you think Nigeria ends with your village. Travel and see, Nigeria should be more than 250 million in population.

Bobloco:
Where are the palliatives that were promised after the thoughtless removal of fuel subsidies?

1. The N35k cash rewards to workers?

2. The CNG buses. N100 billion was said to have been earmarked for the purchase of CNG buses. Where are the buses, and where is the money?
I was just laughing when they mentioned all these. Belike na only me no how them go take squeeze people.

3. The student loans that were expected to begin in January 2024, we are now in February, and students have yet to receive the loans.

4. N25k social safety net to be shared to 15 million households

5. What about the N75 billion earmarked for the strengthening of the manufacturing sector so as to increase its capacity to expand and create good-paying jobs between July 2023 and March 2024?

6. What about the N1 trillion saved from fuel subsidy removal, which was to be reinvested into the education sector and loans?

Lifemanage:

Are u sure of this figures u just quoted?