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nairalanda1:Government has no business creating farms, manufacturing coys e.t.c. The focus should increase on attracting more largely mechanised farming and providing security. While portfolio investors may appear sporadic, it is welcomed and we actually need more of them. Nothing happens overnight, it is detailed planning. There is a reason many democratic govts were afraid to take long term decisions that will cause transient pain that may take years as Nigerians are witnessing. Subsidy and keeping naira very cheap was a perfect short term strategy that usually collapses some day , but make the govt appear good to the masses. I dont blame the masses, over 90% wants to feed their family in peace. The masses are just like little kids in a home, they really dont understand or care as how the food provided by daddy and mummy comes by, the good parent to them is the one that provides food to them even if it was stolen or borrowed. |
Porksupplyib:yes it is. The reset of the currency was to achieve the actual value. Naira is at the best in 21 months. |
Is Dangote refinery not output. It is moving from 650,000 barrels per day to 1.35 million barrels per day. By the time that is also actualised. That is more than 200 large manufacturing companies output. |
Why the desperation and using AI to create fictitious rulings in Nigeria's favour. I hope it goes our way though, considering how we made it to 2nd place in the group miraculously, and also got to the last 4 best losers group miraculously with a rare 4_0 win from the SE. It just seems like stars were aligning to give us a pathway. We messed up repeatedly, and kept seeing loopholes |
The former communications minister Pantami may have some explanation to make, afterall he is leaning towards ADC. |
Keep it under wraps and let us know when done, the amount of acclaimed transfer moves in last 2 years is mind boggling. Is like he gets jinxed once announced or speculated. |
Samantha125:This is incompatible with reality. |
thesolutions:i know of contract for sale of crude in naira equivalent of market price btw. fg and Dangote but not Fixed amount you mentioned. To be fair to Dangote, the price of petrol has at times come down same way it went up. He brought it down by about 20% in Xmas. He is not charity. |
thesolutions:There cant be fixed local price; the price of crude oil keeps adjusting. there may be stability for a short period of time like 2weeks or thereabout if changes in crude oil prices are minimal, but i doubt price can be static. If Nigerias are ready to see price come down like now, they must be ready to see it go up as well |
Look at the positive sides, what typically goes to Aso rock will now be fed somewhere else, aside the acclaimed cost savings. |
SmartPolician:how the boldened makes sense to you eludes me?? you can't give what you don't have though. Let me humour your not productive thought process, and tell the state governors to use the phantom 45% of stake funding to provide 45% of power capacity to serve their electorates. Imagine claiming your governors can't provide power because they cant afford it........ Au revoir, waste of time continuing with you. |
Uou SmartPolician:There are ongoing investments in the power sector, and by the way improving power sector does not start and end with throwing money on it. Legal and regulatory frameworks in the power sector are very important victories. Your state governors can now choose to provide you power across the chain. Nigetia is still subsidising power, at least if you are not on Band A. Simplistic arguments like 15 trillion will be spent in a single annual budget on the road is not necessary. |
SmartPolician:it is not misplaced priority. Learn to think for yourself and not influenced by opposition politicians. The government is fixing other FG roads. Constructing new road and fixing old ones are not mutually exclusive. The coastal road will also create far more prosperity and convenience(happening already) for many others than disruption to some. |
AMINDA:all votes in the north was not Hausa/fulani. There were 6 north central states that were not preminantly hausa and fulani, also states in the NE with heterogenous ethnic composition who voted, while not discounting other voters in the NW not hausa-fulani |
The way it is coined attempts to create sensation. Ongoing projects does not need to be added as many projects are not necessarily completed in a year. The focus should be on the undone projects, fraudulent and "abandoned" projects, from the breakdown that is 662 projects out of the 2760 projects. Which is about 25% of projects and worrisome if true. For the undone projects, which takes 491 out of 662 projects with concerns, we should be askinh if funds were actually disbursed for the projects? It is not all projects in a budget that ends up getting funding in a limited income situation. |
This one will just open mouth and be spewing jargons. |
grandstar:Not true, the reverse is the case. There are over 30 million men than women. |
Nigeria is the most consistent African team in performance. Cameroon have not gone past first round of a world cup since 1990. It hurts Nigeria wint be at the world cup. We typically have the most potential of doing great at the world cup than all other african teams. |
Ni Sonnobax15:Almost 5 decades is the correct way to put it. |
reddingtonblack:Like i said, what you are displaying is "childish tantrums", because you want the feeding bottle to continue; grow up !. There are too many gullible folks around like you. What has the govt. hiked? The humanface thing to do is to avoid Nigeria going the way of Zimbabwe. The politicians you call thieves are just you and me doing their thing. Whether the economy is flourishing or collapsing is not stopping them , and not even your favourites have any magic bullet to fully stop them. |
reddingtonblack:criticizing with lies suggesting VAT increase is not an intelligent response. It is malicious. What are the morbid policies? Removal of fuel subsidy? Unification of multiple and wide differential in exchange rate? Ask yourself if we still have power subsidy or not? Anyone thinking Nigeria can maintain the feeding bottle strategy of yesteryears with a rapidly growing population and dwindling income per capita is only displaying childish tantrums. You do not have to love this govt., but hate against the country and policies that will improve the economy is a no no. The macro economics are improving, the micro economics tends to take time because it will trickle down. |
is there a proposed VAT increase ? i am not following? I suspect people just create scenario on their head and start fighting the imaginary war. People have next to nothing idea about the new tax act and barely interested in even learning, but very eager to create imagination of taxation of the poor coupled with unproductive hatred for the government of the day. |
brain54:He is now secretary of state to the US. |
nairalanda1:Subsidy on power will be completely removed eventually. There is a reason bands were created to gradually phase out power subsidy. I have learnt over the years the difference between theory and practical governance. It is easy to postulate, the devil is in the details. Nigerians are groaning, and the feeding bottle has to be removed gradually especially after the almost immediate removal of fuel subsidy(i said almost immediate removal, because many do not realise that was not immediately removed as well) I see you writing production like it is a on/off switch or binary 0/1, and i laugh. Government have no business creating industries , it will only stimulate and provide enabling environment. This government is the closest to turning the tide, It is getting it right on the Macro level, but yet to adequately improve the micro economy. It's failure at the micro level is not because it is failing to do a lot of right things , but progress takes time in a challenging environment like Nigeria. I see more stability ahead with the currency, and a drop in inflation rate Hopefully interest rates also starts to drop as it is currently high. i don't blame Nigerians for not seeing the progress, because it is yet to trickle adequately to the micro level. Will it in the long run? Yes, if the pace is maintained. The steps taken so far are painful and politicians on all strata refuse to make corresponding adjustment in their way of life. The next set of thieves some are canvassing of for will not make adjustment as well. I repeat Nigerians are a reflection of their leaders. Can you see the level of resistance with the tax reforms? The first 800,000 naira per annum will be tax exempt, that is an advantage for the poor, it will impact everyone too. so if you earn 2,million per annum, you only pay tax on 1.2,million instead of 2 million. At the end, the tax reform will deliver relief to the poor and increased revenue to the government. It will also favor subnational governments that are production centric. There is a reason why we are now 47 billion usd in reserves, a 7 year high . |
nairalanda1:We will turn the tide of our income with the man in charge, i am positive of that. Even if he fails to block leakages, that is easier work for another administration to handle, by the way that leakage block is a work in progress. Nigerians are a reflection of the leaders and are the ones creating leakages in connivance with elected politicians. Check the ministries budgets presented by various ministries, and the elected representatives to oversee budget presented.. |
Yes, borrow ! Make sure you increase the revenue as well, possibly in a geometric progression ! Only fools will not borrow. Lazy thinkers focus on status quo and afraid to borrow, because they can't think of increasing income. Nigeria will drastically increase its revenue with the man in charge. The worst leaders are status quo leaders. |
Poor decision. I suspect she thinks she is not disciplined financially. In less than 30 years, the $1000 will be like $300 in value. If she takes the very lazy route of investing and deposit the 1,000,000 in a 3% Guaranteed income fund., that is $30,000 annually, while the 1mil remain untouched. The 52,000 she will earn in tiny bits annually is not worth it. However, many infividuals are indisciplined with money and may misuse a lump sum of 1million, if she is in that class; a wise decision was made. |
As things are going, Tinubu will be in the 2027 election having at least 31 state governors in his machineries; that will be a difficult weapon to break. |
Very terrible conclusion. Vigilantes opened fire on group of men caught with nothing on suspicion of theft. Why not trail them and let them start the operation. Killing a life on suspicion is a No no. I hope the vigilantes have been arrested. |
This noisy senator should decamp already to the opposition. ADC or APGA or labour or NNPP e.t.c Northern irredentist. |
Both the president and wife are masters in diplomacy. No other president would have easily passed the tax laws within 48 months from when it was proposed despite the opposition around it , especially the Northern politicians. The wife is gradually playing influence for women representation bill with the law makers. To the ignoramus,this is beyond food, it is a masterclass on influencing and galvanizing the lawmakers to support the women representation bill. Nigeria is a complex country , and it takes more than good will to get things done. To the opposition , your favorites can not achieve half what has been done. |


