₦airaland Forum

Druss:
I will be very disappointed in Tinubu if this is true. He clearly didn't think this through.

There is no difference between a temporary subsidy and subsidy.

Abufo:
Have you heard of state capture before? The fulanis have your so called nation in a vice like grip! Instead of opening up their lands for the exploitation of their abundant solid minerals,they will rather invite western vampire firms to surreptitiously mine these minerals under the cover of boko haram and Banditry activities.........we know the game!

As for Tinubu, his battle for legitimacy seems to be driving his policies! many of which are contradictory.........He devalued the naira by allowing it to float but at the same time you pour more naira ( 500 billion palliative)into a system already awash with trillions of naira that clueless buhari borrowed ! Trust our corrupt Politicians they have cornered a huge chunk of the palliatives and as usual they all want to change their loot into forex for onward transfer to dubai .London etc Inflation is in full bloom now .........temporary subsidy will never bring the prices down again!

HBB1:
Very intelligent submission!

obinnanelson04:
I believe that those who benefited from the subsidy regime are holding this nation to ransom.

raskymonojendor:
In Niger's case. It was effective.

40% of Niger Republic's budget is financed by aids from other African countries and the West.

raskymonojendor:
Interesting that he is now ready to dialogue. The sanctions have been very effective.

Dennisbulkan:
Why not let a sovereign Niger determine the course of of its own people the same way we all let their few currupt elites plunged them into poverty & misery without interference? It might be more productive to focus on addressing the significant issue of corruption that has plagued your own nation/Africa for decades. Who assigned the role of democracy's overseer to you, especially when challenges of self-sufficiency exist?

The readiness of Blackman to collaborate with white colonialists to the detriment of their fellow Black individuals remains puzzling.
Similar to the slavery era, when ruling classes manipulated the vulnerable to capture and sell their own kind, the current scenario involves resistance from a brother nation seeking freedom from exploitation by corrupt elites.
This conflict arises as the majority suffers in poverty. If democracy fails to help them, perhaps it's not the solution.

In Nigeria, I've personally witnessed people compelled to vote for a candidate in exchange for a meager 2k due to their dire circumstances. In impoverished countries, democracy can appear as a scheme of the corrupt elites, utilizing hunger and poverty to control the masses.

Acekidc4:
E be like say their Brain travel before🤨🤨

Zooposki:
So the central government was more powerful than the regions and thus could weaken them Willy nilly?

GeneralPula:
Feel free to hold onto your deceit..

It wouldn’t change a thing..

Truth shall remain the same till forever..

Even nature is rewarding you guys for past deeds!

enemybulldozer:
Why do you yoribas always say the bolded, when you know very well that your tribe is not helping matters.
Yorubas are the ones that has refused to build any bridge with the Igbos that is the fact. 2015, 2019 and 2023 elections proves me right. how can the Igbo build bridge with people that want them dead and burns their hard earned properties every election period?

What did our parents do that led to massacre, civil war, mass starvation and marginalizetion?
Lies and propaganda is your trademark the OP is right.

raskymonojendor:
I remember the sanctions that followed after ken saro wiwa was killed.

The sanctions brought about extremely hardship that people could not afford kerosene and resorted to Abacha (saw dust) stove. People started selling off their personal properties to those aboke that buy scrap metals for cheap.

Let's not even talk about the many assassination by
Sergeant Barnabas Jabila aka Sergeant Rogers and his killer squad.

bender79:
The most tribalistic of them all. I agree that there are a few exceptions but Yoruba is tribalistic by nature

Amumaigwe:
Mention one tax-paying business owned by a Yoruba man living in South East. They included Igbos in their cabinet because they earned it, not necessarily because they love them. Get that into your thick skull.

flokii:
I will overlook your insults.. but we just have to put the truth out there for posterity sake. I don't rate Edo people cos most are nothing but disappointment when it comes to smartness (there are exceptions though)..
I will actually prefer Yorubas being very very tribalistic for other tribes to go.home and develop their ancestral lands.. Nigeria doesn't start and end in Lagos or Ibadan.

Angelfrost:
Leave that guy... We just like justifying what is wrong.

Most Southern Nigerians are greedy and immoral.

This is not up for argument... I have always known this right from childhood.

We worship money and encourage financial desperation with attendant increase in societal vices, including unimaginable crimes.

Angelfrost:
The core difference between Northern and Southern Nigeria is the devastating degree of Human Greed and Wickedness.


Having worked and lived in both regions, I can categorically and factually tell you that most Southern Nigerians are Heartless, Selfish, Immoral, and despicably Avaricious.

Remove terrorism and this political spate of insecurity, most Southern Nigerian guys would have relocated en masse to the core North.

Donpenny:
Southerners are greedy

CodeTemplar:
The average northerner is more productive than their southern counterpart and so can afford to sell same product or service lower.

Most of those bike riders also have farms and that reduces the pressure on them to charge too high. They also know moderate increase in price help keep patronage level.


It also explains why Benin people are first to hit the streets when thing go south.

PureFace1:
And why should any one spend 10 million on a barren land in the East when you can get a much cheaper and bigger one in the west as a Yoruba man ? does it make sense to you ?

Obi2saveNigeria:
Land is dirt cheap in the sadwaste. With 500k you can buy land in any of their rusted roof slum cities. But how many of them can afford 10 million to buy just one plot in the Eastern cities?

Their problem is largely poverty mixed with ignorance.

anonymous1759:


Have you ever seen a leopard change it’s spot before?.
Their forefathers lied to them about the history of Nigeria and the civil war.
They know their region is responsible for all the mess Nigeria is today, but Shame will never allow them to speak the truth.
That’s why they resort in blaming everyone for their woes, some of them don’t know who drew the first blood in the war.
Who initiated power to be at center and refused to allow cessation clause?, all their problem is Hausa Fulani.
One question I ask them which they fail to answer is, if the federal government fails you, and you blame it on ethnicity.
What about your state governor who’s your tribe , senators, house of assembly members and local government chairmen, who you share the same ancestry with?.
why are they failing you?. also because if they ain’t falling, their region would’ve been like Dubai.
But guess what it’s rather their community populace that plays the role of the government in their region in terms of development, you can ask them if it’s a lie.
it’s never too late to start saying the truth that’s when Nigeria can move forward.

Burob:
But they control other sectors like agriculture & taxes etc? That is no excuse to defend lazy minded people in a failed system.

Give them 100% of the oil & gas receipts, they will just be bigger Failures.

tsdarkside:
is it not your own people that canceled it....??

now that federal is not favourin you,you wan change it back to regionalism....
nobody is gonna take you igbos serious like this....

btw....regionalism is already going on in some degree....
states are allowed to produce and use their own electricity for example....

we dont need no igbo to tell us anything....

MS247:



Nigeria can't go back to regionalism Imo State won't share it's gas with Enugu, Enugu won't share it's coal with Ebonyi.... Sustainable Nigeria is based on all sub nationals and ethnic groups working together




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MrsTwrite:
Seems like Mr. Jackson Ude is having personal issues with Mrs. Mary Odili, cos there's no need to fabricate such false rumor.

The guy is a conspiracy theorist.
I just hope he can defend himself if dem catch am.
Or else na serious gbese o, dem go so serve am, e no go pay finish till he kpai.
Defamation is a strong crime o.
Enough said.












Happy Thursday my people. Let this day be fruitful.🙏

Throwback:
This is what Igbos know as democracy.

Everyone must do their bidden by force.

BoldBrainz:
Lol.

There's something weirdly amusing about these stunts Jackson Ude is pulling.

Cooly100:
That is the real issue.

Of the 300 how many times have you heard that the Murtala Mohammed killing was TIV people's issues?

Why always the Igbo..?

That's what you should be asking or haven't you see the above blames in your life before?

It shows you have phobia for this single tribe.

No be so?

ImperialYoruba:
The narrative started with Buhari and North used Tinubu and dumped him. That was followed by cabal is working against Tinubu. Then we heard Northern Elders disowned Tinubu. APC rejected Tinubu. CBN changed currency, Tinubu is defeated.

Where are all these your yeye narratives today, where do you stand on them?

If a person as stained as you all portray Tinubu could defeat two non-stained candidates, defeat APC cabal, defeat Buhari opposition....who is Atiku, or far much less a Obi in the scheme of things?

Oh by the way, is Tinubu able to stand on his own now, no longer needing support to prop him up? Is Tinubu still making gaffes on the microphone? Is Baba shaky shaky now steady and healthy? .

Not just Atiku, Obi and his obidients are nothing but tools and puppets to be maneuvered and tricked. You go where Tinubu directs the wind, you have no self-will to not do so.

Like I said earlier, you have been programmed and you don't even know your acts are in synch with the tunes.


My friend, return when the cloudy horizon ahead of you is clear.

DominusPrime:
I thought as much. Nothing new. Atiku did not sue him. He only asked the court to give an order for CSU to release details. Now I ask again if he has nothing to hide why bother? Again if the school releases the details and indeed Tinubu was the one who attended wouldn’t that be a big plus to his case?
Oya try to answer. I know defending Tinubu involves setting aside common sense so you’ll avoid my questions and answer something which I didn’t ask. Prove me wrong 😁😁😁