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superintendents:
Really,

Hmmmm

money121:
Ok

Standing5:
Stale repetition.

Corruption can be removed also to achieve all those. Why remove what is benefitting the masses when it can be improved.

Here are five benefits of fuel subsidy removal:

1. Fuel subsidy removal, according to experts, would free up resources for other sectors of the economy.

2. The government spends a significant portion of its budget on fuel subsidies, which could be better spent on education, healthcare, infrastructure development, amongst other key sectors.

3. Establishments of domestic refineries to produce more petroleum products, reducing Nigeria’s dependence on imported fuel.

4. Availability of domestic refineries will boost the country’s economy

5. Massive creation of jobs for Nigerians.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TVhSE4-arYE

psucc:
That clarification is meaningless. As it stands niw, the only viable option is to wield the big stick against petroleum marketers.

seborrhic:
This man has a problem.
Either due to drug use or overexcitement or even pyschosis,he just felt he had to say there is no more subsidy when the presidential,normal person course of action would have been to allow the subsidy removal to logically be done with or he gives a month or so after discussing with the all relevant stakeholders to abreast them of the government stance.

phorget:
It's too early to start needing INTERPRETATIONS to what Tinubu would be saying, the supporters were always given us interpretations to all his bulabaloos before and during campaign and I hope we wont continue with such again.

BlackAdams007:
Excuses, please hold it!
Like Come on!!!😏

Creamypie:
Nigerians should gear up, tighten your belts.we warned all of Una 8 years ago.inflation without increase on income

Mabizeka:
This one will be worse than Buhari. What a wonderful way to start renewing our hope. Nigeria don enter another one chance.

abobote:
Just like Buhari, not expecting anything from this administration

The public is advised to note that President Bola Tinubu’s declaration that “subsidy is gone” is neither a new development nor an action of his new administration. He was merely communicating the status quo, considering that the previous administration’s budget for fuel subsidy.

Watch Full Video Below;

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GAz9Oi8AA5U

arejibadz:
at least reno can come back home

Typicool8:
This won't make front page as the bigoted mods will ignore it

slimfit1:
Thieves know when they have done something wrong.

Former President Goodluck Jonathan said members of his cabinet feared going to jail when the immediate past President, Muhammadu Buhari, won the 2015 presidential election.

Politics Nigeria gathered that Jonathan made the comments while speaking in an interview aired by Arise TV on Monday, May 29, said some of his cabinet members even felt he would run away, but he stayed in the country.

According to him, “In my own time especially in the 2015 elections, my ministers, my senior officers, people who worked with me; there was this fear that having lost the election, what would be our fate? Would the new government just throw all of us into jail without giving a fair hearing? Because government is next to the court and can decide to do anything.”

The former president said the “tense atmosphere” his team faced during the transition period in 2015 was not faced by the outgone government of Buhari.

Speaking further on why he conceded defeat to Buhari, Jonathan said, “By this time, I already conceded defeat. And I knew why I conceded defeat, because I was more interested in the country than myself.”

Jonathan said it was important for politicians to be more interested in the country than themselves, saying without the country, there would be no president.

According to him, despite the transition of the electoral process from manual to electronic, there were still problems.

He warned that Independent National Electoral Commission must sit up or else the commission would throw Nigeria into conflagration someday.

When asked how Nigeria could come out of electoral controversy through reforms, he said, “The problem we have is INEC and security. And I used to give an example; if two soccer teams are playing and the referee decides to look the other way, they will injure themselves.

“And you must not allow it. The electoral management body shares more than 60 per cent of the blame. If they do their work well, the politicians will have no choice but to follow the rules – they, the security and the courts.”

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Watch The Video Below;

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4ty8ABuzoVI

Xscape1993:
It is well always...

Ever8090:
In as much as I do not like Tinubu's choice especially his decision to have a Boko haram Terrorist as his deputy but elections are over let's come together and contribute our quoter to make his administration succeed

As Nigerians await the swearing-in of Bola Ahmed Tinubu as the 16th president of the country, Peter Obi, presidential candidate of Labour Party in the last general election, has reacted to the coming ceremony.

According to him, the inauguration of the president-elect will strengthen him.

Politics Nigeria reports that the former Lagos state governor will be sworn in as Commander-in-Chief and 16th President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, on Monday, May 29.

Obi disclosed this while responding to a question related to the inauguration in an ongoing Twitter Spaces.

Obi said he would not back down in the fight to secure “his mandate”.

He said:

“I didn’t start this journey in a single day; I knew it’s not going to be easy. The inauguration will strengthen me.”

To his followers, he said, “I plead that you stay focused. This is about transformation which takes time.”

M12g:
Okay

Hello everyone I am aware that the previous few months have been utterly agonizing. I've discovered that most of our cuisines in the southern and western regions of Nigeria ask for soup as a side dish. I'll give you some tips on how to prepare delicious, budget-friendly soups.

1) Dried Red Bell Pepper: A few dried peppercorns can make a significant impact in your pot of soup or stew

2.Soya Cheese:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kcNRWhx3DDE
Soya Cheese is an excellent alternative to pricey proteins. The drawback is that it takes time and energy to peel, boil, cook, and/or fry the meat-like replacements.

3. Egg Stew

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d-Dw8_jeHcU
Egg stew is a great substitute for fried eggs because it uses less eggs than fried eggs.

4. Beans Soup:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3M3z8GXNoAw
The soups that accompany with morsels can be replaced with bean soup (Gbegiri), which is a great and healthy alternative. Beans must be peeled before being peeled, boiled with onions, mashed, and sieved (if you have a blender, just blend the beans with the rest of the ingredients or you could blend the beans and add it to the Pepper mix).

5. Okro/Ogbono Soup:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-y67KOZmJ4Q
The moment is right to learn how to make ogbono, also known as okro soup. You can make a wonderful soup without the tomato and pepper combo. Okro soup is a delectable dish that can be made using palm oil and dried pepper.