Brendaniel:
So the blame game has started, they are Now blaming each other....

IfnobeGod20:

When we told them the day he removed the subsidy that the attendant repercussions is better imagined than reality but today the reality has done on us and the repercussions are enormous and frightened, hunger, deprivation, penury and excruciating poverty.
My problem with some of his supporters is, they tend to compare a developed system with a crawling country like Nigeria. Forgetting that what will work in a developed system, won't work in a crawling country like ours. This IMF policies handed over to us through Tinubu that he buy in, is anti people and not working. In the next one month of something drastic is not done, there may be revolution because the hunger will be too much and people will be pushed to the wall of no return.

Faiththatworks:
I applaud the Nigerian Senate to being bold in Telling Mr President through his Finance team that things are very very difficult for the Masses in Nigeria.
This is not the time to sugarcoat what's happening in Nigeria but I believe even the Senators are guilty of the same crime they are accusing the president and his team of.
They accused the Finance team of being incapable of solving the problem of dollar liquidity in Nigeria,but these same Senators and House of Representatives bought vehicles worth 80 billion naira just last year, I'm very very sure all that money didn't stay in the Economy but was changed to Usd and sent to Japan,the Headquarters of Toyota.
They would have helped defend the Naira by buying their cars from Innoson or other local manufactures of Cars in Nigeria.
I hope they pass a bill tomorrow making it mandatory for all federal agencies to purchase cars and trucks from only Nigeria Manufacturers.
Another point I got from their interaction was that of Farmers not being able to go back to their Farms, although I don't know how that's a problem of the president Finance team,but I believe the National Assembly can do something historic in these very very Hard times in Nigeria.
They should forgot their ethnic, religious and pseudo nationalist leanings and use the occasion of these very hard Times to PASs A BILL ALLOWING STATES AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT TO ESTABLISH THEIR OWN POLICE OR SECURITY OUTFITS,sorry for the capslock.
This is the right time to finally decentralize the Nigerian police, if the senators are complaining that some places in Nigeria are insecure and we all know the security forces are overstretched,why not use this opportunity to allow the people defend themselves.
It's time for us to start proffering hard solutions to the problems of Nigeria,it's time for us to start today, Nigeria can't afford to wait an extra day.
God bless Nigeria.

Inspirer1:

I don't think at this rate I can continue to suppprt such, if we all want to be sincere with ourselves as a supporter or not, hardship has really really increased since the first minute Tinubu assumed power as the President, initially I was like it will get better BUT after 9 months its from bad to worse and tending towards worst,,,,
I may not really be feeling it, but millions of people are experiencing pain, fear (kidnapping), hunger, hardship, that's the angle I wish all Tinubu supporters will look at this whole thing from, consider several millions who are suffering since that moment he said "subsidy is gone" AND till now no ease at all...

gaby:
Elementary school home Economics teachers heading a country's economic team and monetary policies.

Emman08:
"How much foreign exchange do we pay for Toyota vehicles"

The CBN governor is clueless but Imagine a Senator saying this. Where was he when they were importing brand new cars with billions of Naira? Wtf is this hypocrisy?

arantess:

Nigeria is what a country should not be

RingRoadCartel:


You will soon learn. Those that came before you have all bowed their heads in shame. You will learn that patriotism is not about ass-licking any individual in power but about service to your country. You will learn.

Johnjustice:
Tinubu must take critical measures to protect the naira.
1) Discourage buying of luxury imported goods by taxing them heavily, goods like luxury cars, luxury jeweleries and such goods imported from abroad.
2) Boost local agriculture and manufacturing, the government must invest in manufacturing, either by using professionals to run it, concession etc..but government investment is important in our agriculture to ensure food security, job creation and for mobilizing of our economy.
3) Our currency the naira, is called legal tender, for a reason, it is the only legal means of exchange, federal government should pronounce the ban of use of dollars in Nigeria, ban payment of salaries in dollars inside Nigeria, close domiciliary accounts exceeding 1000usd, unless the account holder is a licensed importer.
4) We must stop importing all the cash and food crops we can produce, government should take this measures to reduce our demand for dollars, because the more we demand for dollars, the more dollars rise.

Tinubu take critical measures now, the country is in a tipping point, all because dollar use and demand in Nigeria, has rendered our naira useless.

You can't spend naira in UK, and America, you can only change it in financial institutions.

gaby:
Elementary school home Economics teachers heading a country's economic team and monetary policies.

Angrymode:


Are you forgetting that in Nigeria, sound economic graduates are the ones forced to teach Home Economics in elementary school due to lack of reasonable jobs in order to just survive. Please stop comparing those yam heads that got to where they are purely on man know man bases with good elementary school teachers.

Faiththatworks:
Where did I lick ass in my submission,I proffered solutions to the problems of Nigeria and you are talking about how people before me have bowed.
You should be ashamed of yourself,should we all bow and accept that Nigeria is irredeemable.
I refuse to be in that circle that will give up on Nigeria,I have no other country except Nigeria and I will never be shut down despite the hardship in the Land.
This is the time to make hard decisions to change the country and I will not submit to the deafening noise around.
Suggest how Nigeria will move out of this quagmire instead of being a pessimist.
God bless Nigeria.

IfnobeGod20:

1. You can only ban what you're producing or what is illegal. Jewelry is not contraband item. The country doesn't also produce car but assemble them. If you're suggesting ban on luxury cars, you're invariably saying all car parts brought to country for assembling should be banned. I accept that all goods produced in the country with high competitiveness should be banned but not the one with no competitiveness.
2. No doubt there is no substitute to investment in agriculture. This will surely increase our employment radar and boost the economy.
3. It's another good idea. The use of dollar as legal tender should be discouraged many countries do that just to strengthen their currency. We rely heavily too much on dollars in this country and that is why our currency doesn't have value anymore. Even in parties you see Nigerians spraying dollars, please for what?
4. Before government can do this, government must have invested heavily in agriculture as to be able to meet people's needs as not to create scarcity of produce. As it is now, the country has not taken advantage of her arable lands for food sufficiency. Every tier of government, local, state and federal should invest heavily in agriculture. It was once our main stay, until oil took it from us. We need to go back to agriculture and save ourselves this mess of over dependent on foreign products. The lands are there. The human powers are there. The technical know how is there. We just need the political will to break the jinx and liberate the country from over dependent on oil.