Politics › Re: We Need Help, Tinubu Tells Bank Of America by CodeTemplar: 5:17pm On Jul 04, 2023 |
Lazy lot. America too needs help. |
Politics › Re: Fuel Subsidy Removal, Forex Unification: We’re On Track – Tinubu by CodeTemplar: 4:56pm On Jul 04, 2023 |
Aggressive taxation does not engender sustainable growth Mr President.
Production does. |
Politics › Re: Zulum Releases 80 Luxurious Buses & 30 Pickup Vans To Farmers ( Subsidy)- Photo by CodeTemplar: 3:23pm On Jul 04, 2023 |
Half bread better than no bread. |
Politics › Re: World Has Moved Beyond Days Of White-collar Jobs, FG Tells Nigerians by CodeTemplar: 3:19pm On Jul 04, 2023 |
Another way of saying "renewed hope begins with you"
Other countries don't practice change or renewed hope with kidnappers bandits agbero police and more freely extorting "gentlemen". |
Family › Re: Girl: I Won't Get Pregnant For My Husband Until He Earns Above 200K Monthly by CodeTemplar: 2:36pm On Jul 04, 2023 |
N200k today was N70k of 12 months ago.
And that N200k of today can easily become 350k in another 12 months, so what is she saying?
The surest relationship now is one with no nagging and entitled partner.
The bible advises men to test drive their lives on trees before embracing a nagging partner, with today's condition, they may need to try mountain top. |
Food › Re: Hauwa Indimi Laments High Cost Of Tomatoes by CodeTemplar: 2:34pm On Jul 04, 2023 |
Arrewa: Interesting... indeed. Lol |
Politics › Re: How Wheat Became Our Daily Bread by CodeTemplar: 2:32pm On Jul 04, 2023 |
Truly, hunger resets brain. |
Politics › Re: FG Must Be Wary About Taxing The Informal Sector/small Business by CodeTemplar: 12:04pm On Jul 04, 2023 |
helinues: Okay, you don't want to be borrowing loans ridiculously, so where then do you want to get the funds to fulfill all your campaign promises if not through taxation? if the useless rail to Niger had been to PH and generated traffic as is obvious from vehicular movement pattern, there will be no need to tax diesel users or bread consumers to pay train loan that's benefitting tuwo gobblers in katsina. |
Politics › Re: FG Must Be Wary About Taxing The Informal Sector/small Business by CodeTemplar: 12:00pm On Jul 04, 2023 |
helinues: There are some things some of you people don't know about governance. Debt servicing is the first priority of any government because you wouldn't want to default. FG would rather use the available funds to pay their due loans even before paying Workers salary not to talk of state monthly payment .
How can you discuss economy when you don't want to consider your debt ceiling keep shut and stop behaviing as an animal. Taxation of poor is the topic. |
Politics › Re: FG Must Be Wary About Taxing The Informal Sector/small Business by CodeTemplar: 11:58am On Jul 04, 2023 |
helinues: How can the economy boom when we are using 93% of our revenue to service debt.
Why should we be borrowing loans to be paying subsidy?
For now, all those nonsense subsidiesbhave been removed, .... Discussion is about taxing the poor too harshly. Debt servicing ought to come from what the debt was invested in. Rails to Niger can't generate traffic and repay the debt that built it but you and your likes supported the borrowings back then. Lastly, subsidies are not nonsense. Get sense. |
Politics › Re: FG Must Be Wary About Taxing The Informal Sector/small Business by CodeTemplar: 11:53am On Jul 04, 2023 |
Will they listen? |
Business › Re: Bread Producers Serve Notice Of Imminent Hike In Prices by CodeTemplar: 11:19am On Jul 04, 2023 |
Juanmike: May this bread hike in price favour me and my family. when you begin frying cassava it will favour you... Lol |
Education › Re: Ejikeme Mmesoma: Can JAMB Type May This Way? by CodeTemplar: 11:08am On Jul 04, 2023 |
squash47: na MS word Dem use edit am. Dem dey do am all d time for cafe. imagine! |
Education › Re: Ejikeme Mmesoma: Can JAMB Type May This Way? by CodeTemplar: 11:03am On Jul 04, 2023*. Modified: 4:51pm On Jul 04, 2023 |
Sounds like editing of hyertext mark up by a failed WordPress developer who runs an internet café. |
Education › Re: JAMB Bars Ejikeme Mmesoma for 3 Years, Releases more Evidence by CodeTemplar: 11:00am On Jul 04, 2023 |
Stubborn82: The mistake she made, she shouldn't have defend herself online, she should have go to jamb office to clarify things first, the worst things anyone can do to he or herself is fighting a reputable institution like jamb knowing fully well that such institution will do everything to protect itself. Thats the same thing with the Presidential Tribunal, obi should have face Tinubu, but involving inec will make the case complicated to win. Government institutions are not easy to fight in Nigeria, you can't use giragira with Government, even if you are right. That OAU girl doing masters who implicated one randy pastor lecturer in sex for grade issue, went to court, won in court, but was later denied as never being student in OAU. Lawless Nigeria. |
Education › Re: JAMB Bars Ejikeme Mmesoma for 3 Years, Releases more Evidence by CodeTemplar: 10:53am On Jul 04, 2023 |
HTML editing stuff gone wrong. |
Business › Re: Bank Of America Urges Nigeria To Hike Interest Rate To 25.5% To Curb Inflation by CodeTemplar: 10:14am On Jul 04, 2023 |
otunbakolawole: My father came back from England in 1975 after studying there for almost 10 years. He was happy to come back and rushed back home. People of his age then all rushed back because the naira was two to $1. You could buy a new car for an amount you can’t even buy a tyre for today. So, you can see the importance of money. The brain drain was to our side (towards Nigeria). But the moment the money started getting useless — in other words, you have to work 10 times more to get the same thing, because of the fact that your money has been eroded and people say, "am working so hard, and I am only earning peanuts" — the brain drain started.
The point I am trying to make is, the first lesson of governance is the fear of inflation. And what is inflation? Inflation means that you are not managing your money supply very well. An Inflation rate as high as 25 per cent means that in four years, the money they are paying you at that time will not buy you a single loaf of bread because inflation has been taking out 25 per cent each year. An example is pensioners who may be earning static salaries. So, if you’re not getting 25 per cent increase in salaries annually, it means that in four years’ time, the money is nothing.
We need to tackle the inflation menace head on. We can't shy away from it. All these trial and error economics won't save us if we don't fasten our belts and get serious. Ogogoro economics. Inflation could come from laziness. Ephesians 4:28 puts it another way. |
Politics › Re: Na Lie, Work Never Finish. Nigeria Na Scam - Workers At Dangote Refinery(video) by CodeTemplar: 10:10am On Jul 04, 2023 |
soojar: But how does a private investment concern another private citizen?
You should rather hold successive governments accountable for abandoning Nigeria's refineries.
Whether Dangote lied or not, no be him personal money, investment, or refinery? How does his lie or truth concern you and me?
We learn every day. He is a construction employee and is naturally sacked the day the project completes so that leaves you as the only private citizens intruding here. |
Politics › Re: Na Lie, Work Never Finish. Nigeria Na Scam - Workers At Dangote Refinery(video) by CodeTemplar: 2:48am On Jul 04, 2023 |
Natural2Heal: If the worker lost his job now, he will blame Dangote. Foolish man. How can you be joking with your source of income? He will get another should that happen. Govt lied a weighty lie to Nigerians when the commissioned an unfinished project. |
Politics › Re: Na Lie, Work Never Finish. Nigeria Na Scam - Workers At Dangote Refinery(video) by CodeTemplar: 2:45am On Jul 04, 2023 |
Zxcvbnmghtr: It was never said that the refinery is already complete. Infact there were criticism during the launching as to why it was being launched when it is not yet completed. Who employed this workers? Is it courtesy of this same uncompleted refinery that they are earning a living as workers?  they earn there but have no obligation to maintain an APC lie. I see the mentality that makes you a die hard APC and Tinubu defender now. You earn there. |
Politics › Re: Rent Collector:When Will Tinubu Use Alpha Beta Platform To Collect Tax Federally by CodeTemplar: 2:36am On Jul 04, 2023 |
swaggerjack: CC
helinues Monogamy LegendHero NGpatriot TonyeBarcanista yarimo seunmsg Simplyleo Racoon NgeneUkwenu TMKsouth irôngalaxy zhikê Jôzibôi CilicMârin Omenkâ Nlpolicewôman candidtâlk môh247 princeôflagos CôdeTemplar iammô WannaHôwzit Stop mentioning me like this please. I won't even border reading your OP |
Politics › Re: OSUN: Oyetola’s Lieutenant Empowers Over 300 Persons In Modakeke by CodeTemplar: 9:31pm On Jul 03, 2023 |
Share n Chop republic. |
Politics › Re: Why Is This Region Very Poor And Backward? by CodeTemplar: 9:29pm On Jul 03, 2023 |
Ignorance inspires boldness just as much confidence. |
Crime › Re: Driver Bites Off VIO Officer’s Ear In Delta (Photo) by CodeTemplar: 9:23pm On Jul 03, 2023 |
The equivalent of state paratroopers in Nigeria. |
Food › Re: Abuja Housewives Settle For Carrot Stew As Tomatoes Price Shoots Up by CodeTemplar: 9:16pm On Jul 03, 2023*. Modified: 12:08pm On Jul 04, 2023 |
They ve not started using ripe mango and pepper yet? The pepper Tinubu want to show us is in form of lack of tomatoes. |
Business › Re: Bank Of America Urges Nigeria To Hike Interest Rate To 25.5% To Curb Inflation by CodeTemplar: 9:09pm On Jul 03, 2023 |
grandstar: All you're saying is founded on ignorance.
Do you want the government to follow Buhari's policies and run the country further into the ground?
The government is already spending 73.5% of the nations revenue on servicing debt. Fuel subsidy was costing the government so much money about $10b a year. This would continue to add to the government debt until 100% of government revenue will be spent servicing debt. The federal government was already borrowing money from the CBN to fund the budget.
It is not only third world countries that borrow from the World Bank or IMF.
The IMF is run by technocrats. They are not there to tell you what you want to hear because what you want to hear is what drove your economy aground.
Britain borrowed from the IMF in the 1970s and quickly repaid within 2 years because their terms were tough. Ireland saw themselves in the same boat in the late 2000s and quickly repaid
You don't run to the IMF because you economy is in good shape. I will keep tearing your half smart moves in pieces. You keep yapping about loan repayment crippling the system so subsidy must go.. What was the loan used for please and who is it benefitting from it. How much are the project producing or impacting the masses. A rail that runs to Daura suddenly has to be repaid by all parts of the country and you think we are fools who will watch that happen. |
Romance › Re: I Have A Feeling That My Wife Will Cheat On Me. Here's Why by CodeTemplar: 4:34pm On Jul 03, 2023 |
Valoromega: Anytime I have issues with my wife, maybe it's about another girl she always says what if she does her own too how would (mind you I have never been with another woman since we got married. I might just flirt around with some other girls once in a while via chat) She has this mentality that she's beautiful and young and she usually gets a lot of attention and I think it's getting to her head. Because most times she usually talks about doing her own too and I think she has the tendency to cheat If I do something to her like cheating.
I told her that would be the end of our marriage you flirted and she talked of her own too. Meaning she means flirting with opposite sex. |
Politics › Re: FAAC Disbursements To Hit Record N1tr Following Fx Unification by CodeTemplar: 3:43pm On Jul 03, 2023 |
Before celebrating the new found buying power of the FG, it is not the volume of cash FG has but by the what they do with it. If they inspire productivity, fine, otherwise, disaster awaits again. |
Politics › Re: Nigeria: 20 Bizarre Facts About Nigeria Not Known To Many by CodeTemplar: 1:11pm On Jul 03, 2023 |
Osariemen12: Can't we help our forefathers? What's our role in making Nigeria great? a wise said don't argue with fools because people from a distance can't tell who is who. |
Business › Re: People Working For Me Have Houses Abroad But I Don’t — Dangote by CodeTemplar: 12:16pm On Jul 03, 2023 |
That makes you a FDI(Foreign Direct Investor) from heaven to Nigeria. |
Politics › Re: My Administration Will Re-Establish Nigeria's Status As Giant Of Africa - Tinubu by CodeTemplar: 11:16am On Jul 03, 2023 |
helinues: We hope and pray so his Excellency
All the enemies of Nigeria shall be disappointed like a witch that sucks blood and says enemy of her progress will be dissapointed by her prosperity, you are the problem of Nigeria and an enemy. |
Politics › Re: 101 Million Poor: State Of Emergency To Recover $600 Billion Looted Funds by CodeTemplar: 10:14am On Jul 03, 2023 |
The man in charge is an elitist. He will never betray his own side. |