₦airaland Forum

atlwireles:
Ukowa, if you don't sell this property I go swear for you. Never knew Delta state was building a Lodge in Lagos.

Uduaghan, you just fall my hand big time.

Jeezuzpick:
Pele ooo, omo oko.....

Se Yoruba si niwo omode yii?

O daa, ko buru.

PassingShot:
Buhari has always maintained that whatever decisions he will take will first be informed to major stakeholders and seek their understanding.

Given this approach, I doubt if your protest will have any effect thereafter.

SporaD8:
I want an opposition to APC to finally clinch the Senate president seat; this will keep Buhari on his toes. My two cents.

SUBWAY101:
Dumbo, anyone that stand on his own is always a judas to you kids. Must he queue behind gej? Must everyone think same way or support GEJ.

dunkem21:
..I remember begging people to take this your stand two years ago ..we would've been better today.

This is one reason I detest the APC. ..I might join the protests if they remove this subsidy ..Its a painful stand.

PDPwayoo:
Kashamu is best for the job as he is the best for business.

sonOfLucifer:
I pity you.

dearpreye:
Revolution? Nigerians? Bro, I know these folks; they lack the heart for a revolution!

dunkem21:
My brother, I disagree here. Sensitive and classified information like subsidy removal needs to be done without the public knowledge and explain later.

1. If you tell me that subsidy is going to be removed, I will stock up fuel @N67 and sell at whatever price. Remember, these marketers are smart and always waiting for an information to strike.

2. A lot of heated debate ensued and Nigerians got to know the implications of subsidy removal but the propaganda machinery of the APC swung into action with all manner of protests. The FG was forced to introduce partial subsidy amidst curses from masses.


My point is that some sensitive info from govt should be kept secret. An example: The legislators have divulged to us that subsidy have been removed from the 2015 budget while the executive kept it away from the masses ..chaps like me already know that the price of PMS will be higher than N87 before the year runs out.

dearpreye:
Nigerians will never come to the point they can protest and attack their oppressors. You obviously underrated our capacity to endure sufferings!

atlwireles:
Nigeria belongs to some, not us.

sonOfLucifer:
There was partial subisdy removal. How were the funds generated from that ultilized?

Truth be told, even if subsidy was removed, we would still be in the same situation.

dearpreye:
By now we would have been enjoying regular supply of PMS , but the gullible scuttled the process, and thereby postponed the sufferings!

atlwireles:
God left Nigeria a long time ago, this is the devil's kingdom.

idu1:
think with your brain...


And stop being stupi.d....


How can this whole situation be a propaganda?


Must u link everything to APC?

atlwireles:
Firefire, Nigerians deserve a full douse of suffering Is not going to get any better. We refuse to make decision in our best interest, that's why we are where we are.

ITbomb:
You got it all wrong.
Lot of Nigerians are poor but subsidy staying only make the rich cabal richer and the poor masses poorer.

Subsidy must go.

megacity:
even if he had tried to discuss it first, these same people would have said NO

noblezone:
Reason is very simple.
We dont depend on government to survive.
We are more concernd about the availability of fuel than the cost of it.
Marketers being fuel to the East because they are assured of their money.

We drive inn, buy and drive out.

Did you see any "Silly Subsidy Protests" in the East?
No, we have more important things to do.

Subsidy removal would have been the best for Nigeria, but the cabal who benefit from it, deceived the gullible.

Firefire:
When Jonathan decided to remove the fuel subsidy in 2012, what was the deceived people reaction? "OCCUPY LAGOS"

Jonathan said only the total removal of subsidy on petroleum products would attract investors to the oil sector and put an end to the importation of petroleum products as it is currently being done.

Extract from his 2012 address to Nigerians:

- This evening, I address you, again, with much concern over an issue that borders on the national economy, the oil industry and national progress. As part of our efforts to transform the economy and guarantee prosperity for all Nigerians, Government, a few days ago, announced further deregulation of the downstream petroleum sector. The immediate effect of this has been the removal of the subsidy on petrol.

- Since the announcement, there have been mixed reactions to the policy. Let me seize this opportunity to assure all Nigerians that I feel the pain that you all feel. I personally feel pained to see the sharp increase in transport fares and the prices of goods and services. I share the anguish of all persons who had travelled out of their stations, who had to pay more on the return leg of their journeys.

Posterity shall judge Jonathan for his good plans for Nigeria.