Onlytruth:

Okay guys, I know it is in the Nigerian constitution, but PDP could have amended it to remove that.

@Alj_Harem, you know I'm speaking the truth.
This subsidy thing will go whether now or in the future. So why take out the fury on GEJ?

Onlytruth:

Mikeansy, I would share a little food for thought for your enjoyment/information.
In my town, there are these three villages we use for certain proverb illustration. Let's just call them villages A, B, and C, respectively.
We say that when one is at town A, but wants to get to town C, he/she cannot stop at B and say he went to C.
The journey must be complete, from A to B and then C.

I have noticed that you have been distancing yourself from Jonathan/PDP lately, and have been making statements uncharacteristic of a PDP man.  
Do you know, for instance, that the ministers are representatives (per quota system) of the 36 states of the federation? You talk as if GEJ administration just woke up to appoint all those ministers by whims. No my brother, it ain't so. They are working with the PDP constitution.

I personally do not believe in quota system/federal character. That is why I am not a PDP man.
If you want to criticize GEJ, let is be total and complete. Repudiate and drop PDP and all its ways as well. And don't stop there; endorse another party.  

I am an APGA man.  

That is why I say that those who criticize this policy are not sincere. Jonathan's crime, to them, is that he dared to win the presidential elections (as a minority from SS). Subsidy imbroglio is a pretext to vent their innermost anti-Jonathan sentiments.
That is why I am not supporting this protest one bit.  

Nchara:

The real protest should come if the subsidy removal is not used for the listed purposes but used instead to subsidize corruption.
The SW and the North should give GEJ a chance to perform and succeed. They are the clog in the wheel of progress now.

Nchara:

What is the outcome of the Lekki protest again sef?
Has Tinubu/Fashola recinded the things that caused the protest?
Yoruba protest = failed protest, AS USUAL. Waste of time

Removal of subsidy is a perfect thing to do to help jumpstart the economy
My only problem is the timing. It should have come around April when folks have settled down to the new year
But now that it has come, protesting is a useless venture
Yes, it is too early to say that the SE/SS will not protest, but I pray they do not.
The police should quell any unnecessary protest: this one is one unnecessary protest. that my family will not be involved in.

ilugunboy:

The CAN President has asked us to also provide for our own security now . . . . .we do water, road, electricity and now security.

dejust:

It is a bad situation that nobody sees credibility in the resource persons of our Nation simply because of brainwash, may God help us to understand.

ilugunboy:

Haj, . . . , haba the barrage of attacks and questions is getting rather too much on the poor dude  

Beaf:

First of all, no political party in Nigeria has an ideology, whether ACN. APGA, ANPP, CPC or PDP; they all ol boy institutions for grabbing power at the centre and stealing our eyes blue. And that is the lamentable state of things the current govt has inherited.

However, GEJ does have an ideology. It is one which drives both himself and his govt; it is that ideology that influenced the selection of Okonjo Iweala.
GEJ is a capitalist to the core. For the first time in our history, all govt policies are focussed on enterprise, from foreign policy to the way the oil sector is shaped. Every last part of govt is set to be streamlined for efficiency.
After this subsidy brouhaha, comes intensive public service reform, the death of NNPC, the death of PHCN, the death of the land use decree etc (all of this should happen this year); we are in for a ride on the path to productivity, instead of the current indolence. It is a future of progress.

High_Chief:

Keep lying to yourself till they bomb the 3rd mainland bridge as threatened. The corpers that were slained are not Yorubas? Its obvious you are already scared.

ilugunboy:

Make una no kill this Beaf ke!

Olodostein:

You are right. We just have to keep following things.  Have you gotten a copy of the "SURE" programme?  Check out the outlined projects and see for yourself.  I do not see any major project going to the East.  They said that "three refineries" will be built; one in Kogi, Bayelsa and Lagos. Most major Hydro power projects will be in the North.

It is high time we start to pioneer developments in the East in our own way. Just like Rochas is doing.  This is why I am advocating of thinking for ourselves because it seems everyone is beginning to answer their fathers name in terms of Development.

Beaf:

^
If you don't know, then you really shouldn't be in the politics section. That question is foolish.

Beaf:

The FG has no business building refineries. Get used to it.

Beaf:

Falana told Iweala and co that they should hit the streets. You are a real donkey.

Beaf:

^
Yeah, I can point out his family compound. Die if you like.

I 100% agree with the above.

If anybody is suggesting riots and burning for the purpose of reducing the salaries of NASS members; then I am all for it. We have been taken for a ride for too long by a group of overpaid loafers, who know more about corruption than how to legislate progress.

Hitting the streets to force through a change in the constitution that will bring about smaller govt also has my support.

Gbawe:

Shameless dolt. Do you know what name-dropper is? Are you not the name-dropper via implying you know Ifowodo personally? I merely sought to show that decent Nigerians , to include those from oil producing States, are vehemently against subsidy removal . This directly rubbishes your silly attempt to whip up ehtnic and feudal discontent.

As for Aregbesola, I can only say take a cold shower. Dude is happily married so take your 'fantasies' elsewhere and leave the man alone. You lust speak after Aregbesola 24/7 to include when, glaringly, he is not even remotely related to the topic. Can you not take this your embarrassing crush elsewhere?

Anyway, below I present another "mentally lazy phuck" who is vehemently urging Nigerians to resist the wicked decision of your paymaster. You will, as is always the case, soon be forced to eat your latest spammed vomit  when all Nigerians from every corner speak in favour of resisting this wickedness. You have no shame. If you can feign ignorance of how Dokpesi went on to work on GEJ's campaign while you spammed the forum claiming he would rot in jail, I expect you to continue shamelessly spamming the forum with your latest catchphrase even as we will daily bring you evidence of Nigerians from all walks of life , to include those also from oil producing States, resisting this wicked act.


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