FreeStuffsNG:

Hmmm. These people your hand is going to are not in your league in terms of education o.

if you sponsor any mudslinging campaign against them, they will press charges against you. Make sure that you seek legal advice before reaching people who are more educated than you

I know this moniker will be cancelled again because of your penchant for breaking the rules of this platform

Twistaray:
By the way and anyway, I recall arguing with one Olodo Okoro over the same issue who was crying about marginalization over the same issue even after I provided him with a direct link from NBS he still go about crying.


And now, this one too wailing over the stats and the poverty ravaging his region.

Twistaray:


No wonder you got banned. You troll and lie a lot. Why cut out Ondo and Lagos from the screen shot?

Lmaoo.

EmperorCaesar:
This is very constructive and reasonable

Watch Obi-diots come here to call him names instead of them to counter his opinion with superior logic

seunmsg:
Here are my thoughts on President Tinubu’s speech on the economy. I will respond to each paragraph, so you would need to reference the full speech to follow my thoughts:
1. It is good that he came out to explain the reasons behind the policy measures.
2. It is good that he chose to talk in simple terms without economic jargon.
3. I agree with the removal of fuel subsidy although I am not opposed to subsidy per se. It could have been possible to tackle the fraud in the system, and to ensure that only the poor benefit. This will rely on a credible and comprehensive database of the poor, with full knowledge of each Nigerian’s income. Because since that cannot happen overnight, it is better to first stop the country from bleeding $16 billion every year on subsidy that we cannot afford.
4. I agree subject to my views on point 3, above.
5. I agree.
6. I feel that the preceding administration could have acted sooner. I agree that subsidy was initially well-intentioned but has become a millstone on our necks.
7. I agree that the multiple exchange rates gave a few people an unfair advantage.
8. I agree.
9. Understood
10. I agree
11. The hardship on the streets is clear.
12. Good to acknowledge that these are only immediate steps. Good to focus on businesses, the working class and the poorest.
13. Ok but there is a need for speed with these.
14. Suspension and deferred commencement of some taxes will benefit business. I haven’t yet seen the Executive Orders. I will look for them.
15. Funding 75 enterprises with N1 billion each at 9% interest for 60 months is an interesting idea. How the 75 enterprises are selected will be key for the credibility of the initiative, as will how their progress is tracked and reported (including how they are paying back the loan).
16. It is a clear policy choice to energise MSMEs. Some prefer to energise big businesses in the expectation that MSMEs will benefit collaterally by supplying them components. There is no one answer. Either is a policy choice with which reasonable people can agree or disagree.
17. I am glad that the N50 billion grant is to nano businesses and that it is conditional. I am also glad that the touted N8,000 to 12 million households, using the National Social Register, for 6 months doesn’t appear to be happening anymore. As always, how the nano businesses are selected will be key for credibility, as will a report on how they are meeting the conditions attached to the grant.
18. Ditto
19. I look forward to details about efforts to reduce food prices.
20. Release of grains is good. Again, how they will be distributed is important.
21. Ditto
22. Clear policy choice.
23. I look forward to seeing the approach agreed on.
24. Noted
25. It would be good to ensure that this new Infrastructure Support Fund is focused on basic education and primary health, not another state university or “ultramodern hospital.”
26. Using the fund to improve rural access roads is also good.
27. CNG buses are better than diesel or petrol. The provision will benefit transporters.
28. Same comment on how beneficiaries will be chosen. It will be good to think about how the poor will pay to ride in them.
29. Great to see that the minimum wage is being reviewed. It is important to find ways to ensure that the states and businesses are able to comply.
30. Noted
31. I agree
32. We still need to find ways to cushion the effects on the poorest.
33. Noted
34. I hope so too.
35. How the savings from subsidy removal is accounted for is key.
36. I look forward to the details.
37. Noted
38. Interesting. The ‘how’ will be interesting to see.
39. I hope so.
40. Noted
41. Thank you too and may God bless Nigeria.

https://twitter.com/drjoeabah/status/1686123165838176256?s=46

Please who control highest shares in Oando PLC One of the major companies that benefited from Subsidy

EmperorCaesar:



https://www.nairaland.com/7785404/hypocrisy-poverty-statistics-reports-statisense#124787541


Thats a thread by another Igbo wailing about statisense, then this Anambra1stpikin thread abi no be wailing be this



so now, i challenge u to post two threads where Yorubas are wailing about Statisense

If not, you're just being a hypocritical Igbo like your brethren who run away from factual data and find comfort in unfounded gists

IconicR:
Always tribalistic with your post.

Pakute:
"13yr old yoruba boy becomes the youngest AWS associate in Africa".. that thread dey burn your skin sotey you go dig up a dustbin video to measure dick. Why ibo no dey gree bury their low self esteem inside their apoche?

HitlerWasRight:


I remember when you used to go round Onistha snapping pics of empty streets and then post on social media showing how all of Onistha was on lockdown for the Ibo Sabbath.

Mazisimonekpa:
what you dont know is bigger than you

Mazi Simon Ekpa
Prime Minister

Ttalk:
Nna rest bikonu

AlexBells:
They are more likely to keep banning you if you refuse to deploy tact while dealing with these people

HitlerWasRight:


Are you back to supporting shit at home ?

Pls ensure full compliance in Anambra.

Ride on.

Akaegwu:
Efulefu. Onye abụrụ ọnụ

Unbiased1:
We would like to state that no matter how many times they release poverty reports about the South East, it can never change the fact that the South East remains the geo political zone with the lowest number of poor people in Nigeria both by percentage and by total population and it will continue to reduce within the coming years.
Statisense should put in as much energy it uses in portraying the South East in bad light in also releasing the reports from other geopolitical zones.
Below are images of the actual report from the National Bureau of Statistics.

HeeBraHim2:
Intelligent in drug dealing 😂😂

Nonybb:
The man Soludo is a gigantic failure as a governor. Go to Onitsha and see the level of road dilapidation in Anambra state. In fact, APGA has failed the people over the years. Or is that drunkard that left before Soludo. No single road was built in 8 years by him. All the road ever maintained that time has collapsed. We are in a helpless situation. Soludo became worse with his perpetual grammar without working on the environment of the people. We were scammed by this man because we mistaken his CBN performance statue to good governance as GOVERNOR

NwekeUG:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_N-FEFAQvbI



Seun Lalasticlala Mynd44 nlfpmod mukina2

Penguin2:
For attacking Obi, Soludo is a one term governor.

Even if he likes, let him share 1 billion naira to every Anambra indigene.

When you take a look at what Otti has achieved in Abia within 2 months, you would agree that Soludo has failed.

Penguin2:
For attacking Obi, Soludo is a one term governor.

Even if he likes, let him share 1 billion naira to every Anambra indigene.

When you take a look at what Otti has achieved in Abia within 2 months, you would agree that Soludo has failed.

Penguin2:
For attacking Obi, Soludo is a one term governor.

Even if he likes, let him share 1 billion naira to every Anambra indigene.

When you take a look at what Otti has achieved in Abia within 2 months, you would agree that Soludo has failed.

Ozommadu:
Soludo all I can tell you is that you only have 2yrs left in office.

abuzz33:


Are Niger cat in charge of the pavement design? I know they did a solid job with Club Rd, the road behind Juhel and old INEC Rd.

endsarrrs:
He will still collect kickbacks from contractors like Ganduje

abuzz33:


Walkway is obstructing the water from the road draining into the gutter and will lessen it's lifespan. The road contractor should have been involved in the pavement design.

This is the problem with itk Anambrarians. Follow the process rather than running with half baked knowhow.

Nigercat should have been awarded all roads in Awka and Onitsha. Far better than that scam called IDC.

worksmart:
Then he has no business being governor of Anambra.

abuzz33:


Walkway is obstructing the water from the road draining into the gutter and will lessen it's lifespan. The road contractor should have been involved in the pavement design.

This is the problem with itk Anambrarians. Follow the process rather than running with half baked knowhow.

Nigercat should have been awarded all roads in Awka and Onitsha. Far better than that scam called IDC.

SOSinNigeria:


You don't even get it, IGR is based on taxation. Most of the industries in the East are indigenously owned unlike the ones in the West that are mostly owned by outsiders. It makes little sense to tax our indigenous brands unnecessarily because there has been a campaign for Igbos to bring their investments home. Some governments even build free trade zones just to attract investments. It may make sense for Lagos and Ogun state governments to tax companies there since that's the only benefit they get considering that profits are repatriated outside the state.

Even with all the IGR generated by Ogun state yet Abeokuta is the pure definition of sh1thole! Ota and Agbara have the worst roads in Nigeria and nothing is being done about it. Instead of demanding for more IGR/tax you should focus more on demanding for accountability!