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Re: We Are Sustaining Electricity Subsidy For 85% Consumers – FG by smileyoo: 2:22pm On Apr 06 |
Donaldoni:says a dumb citizen, it's people like you that is giving these crooked leaders the courage to treat the citizens any how, because there will be no consequences, as long as they have dumb citizens like you. from the inception of the Nigeria independence, the political class has always been subsidizing their luxurious lifestyles , and Nigeria have not collapsed, instead of reducing the level of the subsidy for the political class, they are even increasing and expanding it, to include hardship allowance, yet when it come to little subsidy that will benefit the masses, they will brainwash you that the economy will crash, but as regards their own subsidy, the economy will never clash. pls stop supporting these criminals, it makes you look dumb. 1 Like |
Re: We Are Sustaining Electricity Subsidy For 85% Consumers – FG by maasoap(m): 3:13pm On Apr 06 |
Donaldoni: Laughing real hard here All these subsidies that they are removing so that masses wouldn't benefit anything directly from the government, whose pockets does it ends up now? No be the same elites that you're shouting? 100% of it is now ending up in their pockets. Tinubu removed subsidies, gave govs double of their usual allocations and palliatives, govs sat on everything. So bad that Tinubu himself was begging them to do little for the masses. Lol. They have now turned governance to masses versus elites. They're inflicting hardships on masses, putting more people into poverty, eroding middle class and still selling us dummy that they are fighting elites on behalf of the masses. Meanwhile, masses are still the ones bearing the brunt. Whatever Tinubu removes from the masses, elites will always have their own share through the back door. Look at how NA padded the 2024 budget and Tinubu still signed it! They added 3 trillion naira and you're being told that elites are being punished 1 Like |
Re: We Are Sustaining Electricity Subsidy For 85% Consumers – FG by abdsamad(m): 3:43pm On Apr 06 |
It's not the necessity of the reforms that's in question, it's the way it's conducted that raises the blood pressure. Is Nigeria poor? No! No it's not. So the problem is that a few evilheads have captured the majority of resources at various levels, forcing the govt to appear poor and have to subsidise everything. Rather than do any bloody thing to address that meaningfully, we're going to focus on balancing the resources that are only artificial scarce. This approach makes sense if Nigeria is a poor country. It's not. As long as a senator who is barely educated and a public servant is paid a gazillion times more than a professor or doctor who is highly educated, useful to the public, and also a public servant... We're just punishing the poor. |
Re: We Are Sustaining Electricity Subsidy For 85% Consumers – FG by Iamzik: 6:24am On Apr 07 |
lexy2014: You have time to reply those senseless APC minions who have no hope but to post rubbish propaganda |
Re: We Are Sustaining Electricity Subsidy For 85% Consumers – FG by Iamzik: 6:30am On Apr 07 |
Svlla: You still dey advertise AC inside this band A matter 🤣🤣 |
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