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Exactly, this genocide can't continue anymore will the people need machinery and arms to take this people they hell out of here. |
Wow this is a commendable news to start the morning. |
meobizy:Are you normal. |
Sheuns:Very weak country them can't even identity the real threat, useless people. |
Tinubu is assigned for a mission and that mission is to kill will the people of Nigeria. |
It's very hard to give an honest opinion in this matter, so I'd stay out. |
With nothing to show for it. |
What's wrong with this op can't you see that Venezuela are celebrating now, thanking the u.s president. |
You are part of the reason this country can never moved forward with this your jobless syndrome. |
seunmsg:There is no abuse here. The concern is simple and factual recent policy proposals and enforcement measures expand the tax burden on ordinary Nigerians higher VAT impact through increased prices, stricter personal income tax enforcement on already-strained workers and SMEs, levies embedded in electricity tariffs, fuel pricing, telecom and service charges. When costs rise across essentials, it functions as indirect taxation. The average Nigerian now pays more to live, even without a formal “new tax name.” |
helinues:Calling facts “ranting” doesn’t make them false. Electricity tariffs have risen faster than incomes, fuel prices have multiplied, food inflation is crushing households, and insecurity persists. These are measurable realities, not emotions. If pointing out higher costs with no matching service, leaders flying abroad for healthcare, and citizens being priced out of basic electricity is “ranting,” then the problem is denial not criticism. Silence won’t fix policy failure, and years passing won’t turn bad economics into success. |
Ivimmanuel:Exactly. Even if power supply improves, the current tariffs mean most people will still experience blackout because they simply cannot afford enough units to last the month. Electricity has been priced beyond average income levels. When units finish, darkness returns not due to grid failure, but affordability. That is energy poverty, not reform. Power that exists but cannot be paid for is no different from power that does not exist. |
Let us stop deceiving ourselves. What this government is doing cannot honestly be called reform. It is a pattern of rushed economic decisions that increase hardship while delivering no visible improvement in public services. Electricity tariffs have gone up, yet power supply remains unstable. Nigerians still experience blackouts, estimated billing, and failing distribution infrastructure. In serious countries, tariffs rise after supply improves. In Nigeria, citizens are forced to pay more for the same poor service. That is not reform; it is institutionalized inefficiency. Fuel subsidy removal followed the same reckless path. Yes, subsidy was corrupt, but removing it without functional refineries, affordable public transport, wage adjustments, or social protection guaranteed inflation. Fuel prices jumped, transport costs doubled, food prices surged, and small businesses began to collapse. These outcomes were not unexpected they were basic economic consequences. Now, instead of fixing the damage, the government is introducing new taxes in an economy already under extreme pressure. Nigerians are being asked to sacrifice more without clear evidence of how previous taxes and revenues were used. Where are the refineries? Where is stable electricity? Where are functional public hospitals and improved security? Taxation without accountability is exploitation. Healthcare exposes the hypocrisy clearly. Public hospitals are underfunded, doctors are leaving the country, and medical infrastructure is weak. Yet government officials regularly travel abroad especially to Europe for medical treatment. Leaders refusing to use the systems they manage is the clearest proof of failure. Security remains fragile. Kidnapping, banditry, and violent crime persist across the country. Farmers abandon land, businesses struggle, and citizens live in fear. No nation develops under constant insecurity. Calling all this “necessary pain” is an insult to intelligence. Real reform is planned, humane, and transparent. Pain without structure, direction, or accountability is not courage, it is negligence. Nigerians are not against reform. They are against being governed into poverty while being told to endure in silence. |
akpumping7720:What do you mean only region, I think will should divide this country, because will are all tired of this bullshit. |
Sad, this is the reality will live now, no good road, no healthcare, inflation is all time high, the naira is collapsing, insecurity everywhere. I mean what are will still doing in this country when the necessary things are not provided, are will going to wait until 2027 election before taking the necessary step. |
No security guarantee in this country and will want to pay tax, I will rather go to jail than to pay tax. |
Well this is not new because will live in a zoo country. |
E nor get Wetin nor dey happen for this Mr T_pain regime. |
I don't think trump is serious about this, because if he's those terrorist would be wipe out within seconds. |
Helinus will not like this news 😂😂😂 |
This is madness by my state. |
What's is happening to our player now Wetin be this, will barely take even one shot, will are not been any aggressive here. |
You know what will are done it's already finished will don't have anything to offer in this match and in the world, because na amateur player full here. |
What nonsense is this do will even have any player in the pitch, Nawa ooo ball nor dey reach two seconds for our player leg. |
God Na like this our player want take go play for world cup. |
Na thunder go fire you there God1000: |
Jesus Wetin be this since Tinubu know say will go all die make him Kukuma kill all of us |