ganisucks:
This is another example of bad behaviour from Obidients. I don't understand this idea of going after supporters of your electoral opposition. The supporters of a politician are not the politician. They are simply people who share his views or like him. There's no need to berate or shame someone for choosing to follow a political discourse different from yours. Rather, you should debate and discuss, not disgrace. This is one thing that Barack Obama did wrong. By saying Elections have consequences, he embedded in the American voter the idea that Elections are a battle, a sort of competition, instead of it being an exchange and weighing of ideas. Nigerians should stop treading on this part. It is destructive and dangerous. Our elections and electoral journey are not a flimsy diminutive beer parlor discussion like Ronaldo is better than Messi.
Once again, this is another bad behaviour from Obidients.

OkpaNsukkaisBae:
Does FG obey court order?

GreatSuccess:


Always defending their oppressors...
Is this country cursed or what?

Candidlady:
Just last night my friend was still complaining bout this..


Seems Ghana and those other countries are closer to US and Canada.. very funny

This country Sha

ManirBK:
Good development
Jagaban is the Answer to all Nigerians

Adaibeku:
I am a moslem from osun
I have a useless jobless husband
I have 6 children
And my second daughter is pregnant for a village alfa for the second time

Pls I pray to Allah so that the N8000 will favour me and my useless family

I can barely feed my family oloún shanu mi
Opay
Your mouth 👄 is also callous
297500678

nairalanda1:
Well, you want the truth, or the false story?

Truth: Government has been setting prices for electricity below the production cost to help the poor. Also, a significant percentage of electricity consumers do not pay for the power they consume.

The result, the sector cannot make a profit, and thus there is no money to fix things well.

This happened when there was NEPA, and when there was PHCN and now DISCOS and GENCOS.

(This 2018/9 paper by PwC gives the real koko)

Eriokanmi:
Nigeria is a poor nation. The largest percentage of population is living in abject poverty. All these policies won't favour the majority. It will rather be impoverishing them the more. You don't wake up suddenly and reel our policies which are in force in the Western countries when we're not enjoying the same benefits as those living in those countries.

Can we boast of good roads in Nigeria where same vehicles drive on? Land use charge collection in alimosho received a boost after Ambode tarred almost all their roads. People are paying without being coerced. The records are there at alausa. When the government has good infrastructure in place, only a fool will not want to fulfil their obligations as a citizen. I can't wait to see the toll gate along lagos ibadan expressway as proposed. I'd gladly pay the toll and move on., just like every other reasonable Nigerian. Why is tinubu taxing those who have nothing to give? That's what is called, a gba lowo merii in yoruba ( you're collecting from who doesn't have anything to give).

Angola in its wisdom only reduced their subsidy instead of outright removal and before they did so, palliatives had already been put in place. Tinubu's proclamation is tantamount to putting a cart before a horse. Till date, no palliatives to alleviate the adverse effect of the subsidy that was removed People have turned beggers on the road, begging people to give them a lift to work. I pray kidnapping and ritual killings won't increase as commuters become more desperate on the course.

Tinubu knows what to do to end subsidy fraud but he won't go there so he doesn't offend his friends.

slawomir:
Damnnn niggarrrr
Isoright
Ice cube my niggarrrr

Barbershop
State of the union
Ride along
Are we there yet
Anaconda
21 jump street

If I can open something like that barbers shop in Benin city it would be so good where niggarrrrs will meet ...have a nice hair cut and discuss all day all night

seiyefajohn:
A principal pedal impediment of change is resistance. Yes, resistance is notable impediment of change.

visaclick:
Look at that fool saying nigerians are willing to suffer today. Tinubu’s people are really handling this PR very well and no wonder pictures of his son as he is always plugged to a powerbank, always online defending his father’s bad leadership schemes.

Parachoco:
Absolute Majority Of Nigerians are ready to suffer Today and Enjoy Tomorrow

Hoelujohn:
It's done all over the world. Let us bear the pains, our children and grandchildren will benefit from the policy later in life.

ManWater:
One good thing about shit money is that it doesn't smell.