₦airaland Forum

This one that spends lavishly on girlfriends all over the world.

solmusdesigns:
They took up minimum wage because they signed agreement to not because Government allowed it

Are you saying if this cursed people that God would punish their Generation had successfully stopped inuaguration accross Nigeria, and a powerful riot happened like June 12 or EndSars

We should not punish the severely

Did you for one thought of who would be the president if the court had stopped inuaguration and Buhari exited office

Again go will punish them

Must be a very heartless or uninformed man to be the leader of a country with 30 thousand naira minimum wage that cannot buy a bicycle or some common medicine but yet fly around the world in private jet for personal healthcare such as simple ear infection.

solmusdesigns:
Teachers don't earn minimum wage not even cleaners

It's just a base scale lowest minimum a pay can go

A fine is not a tax but a punishment for idiots and wicked anarchist looking to cause chaos

When you have a society with 33 percent unemployed, many will take up jobs at minimum wage.

You will be surprised how many workers are on minimum wage in private employment because the government allows it

How do court's fine 10 million and the minimum wage is 30,000 Naira.

This clearly shows a complete disregard by the ruling class for the common man like teachers, nurses and doctors.

https://www.thecable.ng/just-in-court-dismisses-suit-filed-by-five-fct-residents-against-tinubus-inauguration/amp

Court dismisses suit against Tinubu’s inauguration over 25% of FCT

A federal high court in Abuja ordered the lawyer representing the five residents to pay the sum of N10 million each to the attorney-general of the federation and the Chief Justice of Nigeria (CJN).

Most people are still complaining about the #200 thousand naira minimum wage so how on earth have people been surviving with 30K

oz4real83:
You want to spend 40k\month on food in today's nigeria . To cook an average pot of stew and soup will cost more than a quarter of that 40k and these will last for just a few days excluding rice and eba\semo\whatever . I went to a primary healthcare in Edo state about 3 weeks ago which is supposed to be the lowest form of health provider after having symptoms of malaria, I paid N300 for card, N7, 500 for three tests and N15, 500 for medication. Totally over N22, 000 for just malaria treatment . This op and his chatgpt break down na trash.

Healthcare insurance subscription can work.

Can this work?

Here's an example list of expenses in Nigeria, assuming a hypothetical minimum wage of 200,000 Naira per month:

Accommodation: 30,000 Naira
Utilities (electricity, water, gas): 10,000 Naira
Transportation (commute, fuel, maintenance): 20,000 Naira
Food and groceries: 40,000 Naira
Healthcare (insurance, medications): 10,000 Naira
Education (tuition, books, stationery): 10,000 Naira
Communication (mobile phone, internet): 5,000 Naira
Clothing and personal care: 10,000 Naira
Savings and investments: 20,000 Naira
Miscellaneous expenses (entertainment, leisure, emergencies): 45,000 Naira

Please note that this is just a sample list and individual circumstances may vary. The expenses mentioned above should be adjusted based on personal needs, priorities, and the cost of living in your specific location within Nigeria. It's important to create a budget and allocate funds accordingly to ensure financial stability and meet your specific requirements.

Solsix:
Good morning, the question should be why did tinubu and APC protested subsidy removal if we have been borrowing money to fund it?

Why won't they protest free money from the government.

And now free money has been used to build and buy shares in Dangote refinery.

It's a win win

solmusdesigns:
Dangote Invested $3billion USD and borrowed additional $6billion from local banks which is the masses savings deposit

Don't you think it's fair he makes profit

Knowing the monopoly he enjoyed making all that money
He should figure out a way to give back to the Nigerian people

CondenseMilk:
I'm more conversant with Nigeria politics than you do,

Subsidy removal is the only way they can loot money

They don't need to loot anymore they can just sell

They have cleaned the looted money to build a legit business

Everything they own belongs to the public really

solmusdesigns:
Let me sound insensitive

A minimum wage earner should not think of owning a car... That is financial suicide

Public Transport or Bike and should be his or her transportation option

Just say a minimum wage worker should walk everywhere

Don't even think about Taxi because that will be luxury for the rich

1 month's Salary is full car tank of an average car.

Nigerians are crying over the price of petrol that the rest of the world has been paying all this while
but one very important revelation is how incredibly terrible the Nigerian government has been and how far Nigeria has been left behind.

How do you explain to a sane person that 1 liter of petrol is 1000 Naira and that minimum wage is 30 thousand Naira?

How can people resist committing crimes for their daily bread in such a hopeless situation?

Not saying the removal of the Subsidy is a bad thing but for Dangote and his friends to make money they have to sell at an international rate.

As of today fuel per litre prices are as follows:

UK: ₦1425
US: ₦845
Germany: ₦1524

Tinubu and co are likely big investors.


Nigerian government paid fuel Subsidy for years to their corrupt friends to scheme off Nigerians and now that they have built the refinery they remove the Subsidy and continue to live large in unimaginable useless, meaningless, and unproductive wealth.

They have really taken Nigerians for a ride and a revolution like Sowore as always proposed might be the only way to redemption.

Not only must these thieves vomit what they have stolen from Nigerians, those that should be locked up should be locked up and those that should be banished should be banished to the mercy of countries that can give them Ekweremadu kind of justice.

Finally, Obi can take a break and a chill pill

Election tribunals to shut down as judicial workers announce industrial action over subsidy removal

President Bola Tinubu announced the end of the subsidies upon assumption of office last week, a move that immediately set the country on dire economic straits as workers began anticipating draconian changes in the prices of commodities across the country.

Atiku Abubakar of the Peoples Democratic Party and Peter Obi of Labour Party are both challenging Mr Tinubu’s declaration as president at the Presidential Election Petitions Tribunal in Abuja. Other tribunals hearing cases ranging from state assembly elections to governorship poll disputes are also expected to be affected by the strike, which begins Wednesday.

The judicial workers’ union in a memo dated June 3 said its members would proceed on a solidarity protest strike with the Nigeria Labour Congress, the largest workers affiliate, on Wednesday.

“This is to inform all branches and chapters of our great union across Nigeria to begin mobilisation for a nationwide action and withdrawal of service,” the memo, shared with Peoples Gazette late Sunday, said.

Isaiah Adetola, one of the JUSUN executives who signed the memo, told The Gazette in a follow-up exchange that the strike would affect all judicial workers, and the Presidential Election Petitions Tribunal will have to shut down.

“We cannot watch as Nigerian poor masses are dying on the streets because a government said there will be no going back on subsidy removal,” Mr Adetola said. “That cannot be a realistic or acceptable situation for the Nigerian workers.”

Mr Adetola said Nigerian workers are not necessarily against removing subsidies on petrol, which have been in place since 1970s, but decried the manner with which Mr Tinubu ordered the policy. Millions of Nigerians are expected to be plunged further into poverty as food prices shoot up across the country.

JUSUN, with over 120,000 members, is the latest union from a critical sector to join the budding industrial action led by the NLC.

Over the weekend, the National Union of Electricity Employees also informed its members to withdraw services in protest against fuel subsidy removal.

Former President Muhammadu Buhari, who vacated office on May 29, had planned that subsidies on petrol would expire by the end of June, eliminating provisions for the critical policy in the 2023 budget.

Mr Tinubu, an ally of Mr Buhari’s who had vowed to continue the ruling APC’s policies, swiftly embraced the policy, pronouncing in his inaugural speech on May 29 that “subsidy is gone”. His pronouncement triggered panic across the country as citizens rushed to buy fuel while oil marketers suddenly increased pump prices.

Mr Tinubu argued that subsidies on petroleum have, over the decades, benefitted Nigeria’s rich and upper working class to the detriment of the poor. He vowed to divert savings from the removal to shore up infrastructure spending, as well as poverty-alleviation initiatives that target the country’s masses.

On May 31, the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) announced pump price increases that saw a jump from N195 per litre to over N500 nationwide.

https://gazettengr.com/election-tribunals-to-shut-down-as-judicial-workers-announce-industrial-action-over-subsidy-removal/

ednut1:
Ajaokuta should be permanently closed. Hasn’t worked, can never work. Gold company my foot

Steel has to be produced for specific use
but Gold is just Gold

Nigeria can buy gold dust soil from Ghana and Uganda or trade for Crude or Refined Oil

plus

Nigeria has Gold

Nigeria is known to have gold deposits in several states.
Here is a list of some states in Nigeria where gold has been discovered:

Zamfara State: Zamfara is known to have significant gold deposits, particularly in the Anka and Maru areas. Artisanal and small-scale gold mining activities are prevalent in this state.

Kebbi State: Kebbi is another state with notable gold deposits. The Segilola Gold Project, located in the Iperindo area of the state, is one of the largest gold mines in Nigeria.

Niger State: Niger State is known for gold mining activities, particularly around the town of Tsohon Birnin Gwari.

Osun State: Osun State has gold deposits in various locations, including Itagunmodi, Igun, and Iperindo.

Kaduna State: Gold has been discovered in parts of Kaduna State, specifically in areas such as Birnin Gwari and Lere.

Sokoto State: Gold mining activities have been reported in parts of Sokoto State, particularly in the Goronyo and Yabo areas.

Kwara State: Some gold deposits have been found in Kwara State, notably in areas around Malete and Tafida.

Kogi State: Kogi State is known to have gold occurrences, with exploration ongoing in different parts of the state.

Nigeria can produce Gold Reserves for African Countries


Converting Ajaokuta Steel Company to a gold company would involve a significant change in its operations and focus. While Ajaokuta Steel Company was originally intended to produce steel, converting it to a gold company would mean repurposing the infrastructure and resources for gold mining and processing. However, it's important to note that the Ajaokuta Steel Company is specifically designed for steel production and may not be optimized for gold extraction.

That being said, here are a few potential benefits of such a conversion:

Economic diversification: Nigeria, where Ajaokuta Steel Company is located, has traditionally relied on oil as its primary source of revenue. Diversifying the economy by entering the gold mining industry could provide an alternative income stream and reduce dependence on a single commodity.

Job creation: The conversion to a gold company could potentially create new employment opportunities, both in mining and processing of gold. This could help alleviate unemployment and boost the local economy by providing job opportunities for the surrounding communities.

Export earnings: Gold is a valuable commodity in international markets, and Nigeria has significant untapped gold reserves. Converting Ajaokuta Steel Company to a gold company could enable the country to exploit its gold resources and generate export earnings, thereby contributing to foreign exchange reserves.

Technology and skill transfer: The gold mining industry requires specialized knowledge and expertise in exploration, mining techniques, and processing. Converting Ajaokuta Steel Company to a gold company could bring in new technology and skills related to gold mining, benefiting the local workforce and potentially fostering knowledge transfer and technological advancements.

Infrastructure utilization: If the infrastructure and facilities of Ajaokuta Steel Company can be repurposed for gold mining and processing, it could lead to efficient utilization of existing assets. This could potentially reduce costs and expedite the establishment of the gold mining operations.

It's worth mentioning that the decision to convert Ajaokuta Steel Company to a gold company would require careful evaluation of various factors, including market demand, resource availability, infrastructure suitability, and economic feasibility. Additionally, environmental considerations and regulatory frameworks related to gold mining would need to be taken into account to ensure sustainable and responsible mining practices.


That said,
Steel can be a by-product, Gold is simple to produce
Railway tracks can be produced cheaply

Because he no let am enjoy the money.
He has to spend on lawyers

Nigeria is just catching up with the world.

It's like a family restaurant where all the family members are eating away all the profits and expecting growth.

The government should sell the 4 other refineries ASAP to four different companies and buy a small share to encourage competition. We don't need a monopoly.

The market should determine the Price.

Not another cement like monopoly

If there is one single man to thank for a Tinubu presidency, It is Adeyinka Grandson

For over 10 Years Adeyinka has been advocating for Tinubu and Yoruba nation through his hours-long lecture videos every day for many years

During Endsars, he made controversial comments against Igbos which got him in trouble and he was sentenced to prison

He will be in court again for a hearing interestingly a day after Tinubu becomes president

Adeyinka Grandson will be in court on May 30th, 2023 at Southwark Crown court.

Wickedfacts:
Peter Obi is a big fool. Very unintelligent, senseless and stupid.
He was warned about Doyin Okupe, Datti, Aisha Yesufu, Utomi and Kenneth Okonkwo but he didn't listen.
Wearing black, marching about with big shoe like someone that stepped on juju.

They just deceived him and deceived his followers.

Obidients, you were all ignorantly working for Tinubu against Atiku.

Jagaban, na man you be!

If the Kenneth Okonkwo one is true then that will be a real scandal

Now the real work starts

Peter Obi will likely dump Labour Party after he has finished using them for his greedy purpose but Apapa who has been there for 21 years was the one that was mobbed and called a thieve by Obidients at the Court hearing.

Make it make sense

Baba no go there.. 6 wives don do

Just for Jokes

What a funny country

Funny and sad statement - President and President-Elect travel abroad to see Nigerian Japa doctors

Thousands of Nigerian Doctors have been employed in the UK, US, Canada, and several countries around the world - FACT

Obi's lawyers know they've lost and started by begging that the case should not be dismissed on technicalities.

But law is law

Karlman:
And why exactly should Obi sue Atiku when Atiku actually came second.
Obi sued who stole his position!

He has the burden of proof

He should show he scored more votes than Atiku first.

Otherwise, all the remaining Presidential candidates can also sue for winning.

Peter Obi did not sue Atiku but he wants to be declared the winner above Atiku who came second.

Peter Obi's case should therefore be thrown out due to bias

He should have sued Atiku also to show he is serious

Lawyers should look into this.