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Re: Igbo Traders In Kwara Protest High Taxation, Lock Shops by MyExpression(m): 5:15pm On Mar 24 |
Christlike01: Do you work in the government? Why are you not on the side of people asking to negotiate a suitable tax system. Is the decay in Nigeria truly due to lack of funds? Why are we all shouting as if it's not what Labour Unions exist for. ...to negotiate for the benefit of the people vs government. Is it because it's the Igbos who are the loudest that it became a crime for Labour Unions and associations to negotiate tax payment. You people should stop being holier than the Pope. Are you really fighting for a richer Kwara state, or you're are busy fighting the igbos for putting up resistance to government...because- what effontry from non-indegenous? It's never wrong for unions to negotiate with the government. Except this money is entering your personal pocket, stop antagonising the Igbos. They are not ripping the govt. Nigeria has a flawed tax system. The people are running their business with the least of input from the govt. Nobody has free money. It is Selling price - cost price - expenses= Income Don't act like there were no personal expenses incurred by the business owners. They all work for their money day and night. Matter is already in court. Everyone has right to negotiate with the govt...and if they so will, peaceful protest is within their civic right as fellow Nigerians. Nobody should make it a tribal thing. Not Kwarans, not the igbos. It is an economic/financial matter. Use your bargaining chip, or get strong armed. It is not a tribal war. |
Re: Igbo Traders In Kwara Protest High Taxation, Lock Shops by MyExpression(m): 5:18pm On Mar 24 |
Ngorbungor: Don't say that ...they have Iron ore in large quantity. They are mineral rich |
Re: Igbo Traders In Kwara Protest High Taxation, Lock Shops by Biglittlelois(f): 5:58pm On Mar 24 |
Ngorbungor: Mushroom? Lmao 🤣 🤣 🤣 A nonentity claiming to know a place more than the owner, only can it be found from empty chest beaters like you, one has to sometimes approve of the way y'all are being decimated on here because it is only your kind that are proud of their ignorance, how this one thinks a minute few of you can dominate every sector in another person's state where the indigenes are dominant can only be studied, with your brain used as a case study. My last response to you. 1 Like |
Re: Igbo Traders In Kwara Protest High Taxation, Lock Shops by Biglittlelois(f): 6:00pm On Mar 24 |
Ngorbungor: You are exceptionally stupid for the nonsense you spewed, exceptionally daft. 1 Like |
Re: Igbo Traders In Kwara Protest High Taxation, Lock Shops by olatunbosun886: 7:20pm On Mar 24 |
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