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Fujiyama:
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Who is 'you people'? ,



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Now I understand. It seems you are a member of NURTW.

No wonder.



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You don't have a clue what the issues are.

Thre fellow I quoted was honest enough to admit that NURTW is a very big problem in this country today - and he pointed out BAT's role in saddling us with that problem. Instead of urging BAT to rein in the excesses of this rebel army masquerading as a transport union - you are selling some banality about politicians and union support.

Read through the thread again - maybe this time you'll get it - but I'm not holding my breath.

A people truly deserve the type of system they get, you people think too low.

Go after kidnappers, increase the number of Edo state security network, mobilise the hunters, give them guns to go deep into the forests. Local hunters should be galvanised and young ones trained by them, so the forests security are beefed up.

Fujiyama:
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So what happens now?

The full effect of this NURTW nonsense will soon be seen in a few years. Lets give it some time.

When some of us sharply criticize BAT for who he is and what he does, his media crew grumble and murmur.

BAT empowered these NURTW goons beyond their wildest dreams. And some degenerates refer to him as the father of modern Nigeria.

You people are a problem to Nigeria, blaming another for the action of the other, is why Nigeria can't move forward be objective, don't spread senseless narratives. Nurtw is a national union, Tinubu didn't create it... politicians everywhere use people, it's not a peculiar thing for politicians to court union for support and numbers. Push objective points to move nation forward, it's a shame that 90% of what is shared here is personal vendetta and character mudslinging, not facts, and view that can move the polity forward.

Topic in bad faith, Seun remove this hate based topic. Lagos is moving forward. What state do you come from?

She has got the notoriety she crave for

Illusions

Zionmdde:
Some of my Friday brothers will go to mosque with er ections which some of these pictures flying here. Life no too hard already, adding laws upon laws, rules upon rules every Friday

men no get joy my brother, the pawns go hear am, since dem no fit direct themselves as humans.

Una don turn human being to commodity, wey dem dey wrap, people don suffer

Good one from the Lagos State police, commendable.

Peacecore:
Keep deceiving your deluded self. You'll be alright las las

Small fry

Peacecore:
The orange man is now stylishly looking for allies after chasing away US age long allies due to greed

You don't know anything about spheres of influence and strategic location of bases, small mind.

Dbegining:
Again, money wey the take train you go school, them for use am train wild aneemal.

Are you a robot, with this your one liners all the time...are you okay up there?

This man never makes sense, what has politics have to do with conflict, lol

A religious extreme woman ain't good, she worship the pastor, all her time and money goes to him.

Betting makes the brain dull and unproductive, so many become dirty and unkept due to betting, money they would have used to look good, they put into betting...they bet but always broke, can't even buy a bottle of beer.

Most of them are just using gullible people

If you are rugged galvanise, come together to protect your community against fulani herdsmen and bandits

descarado:
Read my post again and again. No and no, no country completely deregulate its oil sector. None in this world. Listen and believe politicians at your own peril especially Nigerians.
I am not talking about dangote. Just telling you that we do not practice free market economy as you stated. We are too poor for that.
Know the difference

You are quoting the wrong person in the wrong topic, we are talking about NUPENG and unions trying to hinder Dangote from improving the economy and currency, you are derailing the topic. Government intervene to ensure the people are not exploited by high prices, low prices is good for the people and economy, and this is what Dangote is bringing to the table. Subsidy is a way of giving back to the citizens, it has nothing to do with deregulation... subsidy, welfare etc are government obligation to the people, exists exclusively. stop derailing the topic.

It's jihad...simple and clear, this is beyond banditry, sharia has been declared, jihadists see it as a call to move in. Wisdom is profitable to direct. The jihadists see states bowing to firepower of terrorists, this emboldens them, anyway it's their business over there, the governors of the south must improve on local security architecture, the south is different we don't condone savagery here.

descarado:
No, in free economy like the America, they do not practice free market system. We are too poor for that. Govt regulates essential goods and services. Even in America, the govt still provide fuel subsidy. If not, anybody can wake up and sell fuel 2k dollars for a litre.

Nigeria has its peculiar problems that is diff from what is obtainable all over.
The work of every govt is to checkmate demand and supply, price regulation across boards through their various depts that deal with it. Everywhere around the world.

Textbook economics is diff from economics in reality.
You can check out the disadvantages of free market economy. That's why no economy, even US that very close to that practice it 100%.

We are not talking of subsidies here, you are completely off point, learn to comprehend. The issue here is NUPENG trying to dictate to a manufacturer how much to sell, not about subsidy. I am not against subsidy, subsidy leads to low prices, am all for lower prices. Please respond intelligently, don't just talk plenty. Learn comprehension...the oil sector has been completely deregulated, hence it is a free market of competition, companies are free to lower prices, of course government can intervene if producers want to fix price to extort Nigerians, like the unions are suggesting...if Dangote can sell lower, by all means this is welcome and needed by Nigerians and the economy.

Sirleo05:
Them suppose to they protect, pamper dangote and see how them fit do business with am . This kind business na on how to see say fuel, kerosene and diesel reduce in price. Government way I been think say them for don give am better incentive either in tax reduction or lower the price of crude oil to him so that it will reflect on the price of the end users ( we ), rather ,na FIGHT them still they fight am.

Na the unions dey fight am, Nigerians must protest against these unions...their actions will discourage foreign or local investors from siting manufacturing and production plants in Nigeria, they need to be reprimanded, unions are not laws unto themselves. To join a union is not by force.