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Security 28/100
Health sector 11/100
Education 18/100
National Orientation 08/100
Infrastructure 33/100
Employment 14/100
Industrialization 11/100
Trade 40/100
Manufacturing 16/100
Research and development 04/100
Transportation 36/100

As far as any observer can say.. after 3 years, the country's is still at an E8 Student. Just a point above F9

Majority don't really care about all these policies if doesn't translate to the improvement of those highlights first.

insidelife22:
I do it to my satisfaction and ask God for forgiveness later.

I think rest of the comment should just close and participate in liking this comment of yours because that's all.. lol

Jakumo:
Glad to hear that you do NOT side with the genocidal Islamist slave-raiders whose GPS locations merited inclusion in Uncle Sam's target list. This means we will all have more to rejoice about very soon when Santa Trump's pest eradication agenda for Nigeria resumes with full ferocity and pinpoint accuracy very soon.

And that's the word.. PIN POINT ACCURACY. and collaboration with the Nigerian Armed Forces

psalmsjob:
Just dey dream your dream abeg I no get time to engage people like in this kind of discussion that's just fantasy of your imagination.

Japan, Germany, Korea, UAE etc still has a US base in their country up till tomorrow and that does not mean they don't have sovereignty of their country but it is to deal with threats such as what Nigeria is facing with these terrorists terrorizing us and our sovereignty and way of life so you guys are more okay with that than to have America help us root them out then you love the terrorist more than Nigeria and hate Tinubu "government" more than you love Nigeria.

Killing is never okay, blood is always a big expense and terrorism should never be condole. My take is, the negligence of government towards the plight of multitude gave rise to this radicalized ideas. But while that is, it is also our problem, our own lack of adherence to the social and economic injustice ravaging the country gave rise to this Insanity, and not a religious issue. To move forward, it has to be from a well curated orientation gaining towards a sustainable nation, even if at that, that a fear factor it is to be introduced for some redirection, said factor should come from the Nigerian defence body and not a foreign nation. That's the absolute unwelcoming part. And that goes for this administration and previous ones failing to focus on things that matters the most. Security, Education, and uplifting standard of living.. A radicalized mind can't be swayed by bombs, when they themselves can strap the freaking thing to themselves to prove thier point.

Jakumo:
I could not be bothered reading most of your rambling dissertation, but what you need to keep in mind is a firm assurance that MORE precision missile and drone strikes are scheduled for Nigeria in the very near future, and that there isn't a damn thing you can do to stop it.

If you cannot bear the thought of brain-damaged inbred Islamist terror gun-toting slave-raiders being generously assisted by the US military in their quest to collect a 72-virgin allocation in their imaginary paradise, I would like to suggest that you stage a one-man protest in front of the White House, where you can stomp about screeching like a lunatic while holding a placard bearing your declaration that reads as follows: " I am mad as hell, and will not take it any more".

If you happen to be an immigrant in America who has the audacity to criticize US governmental foreign policy, you'll probably get tackled by ICE agents during your protest, and summarily deported to a lovely residence-of-no-return located in beautiful El Salvador

I am not going to lecture you on what sovereignty means, because clearly you have no idea what it is.
While your whole idea of response is based on the assumption that I sympathize with the atrocities committed by some armed radicalized entities is nothing but false, your fault in admitting that Nigeria is being attacked by a foreign nation, whose only interest is not for growth or development of our country but their continuous pillaging and exploitation clothed in a pretty garments is appalling.
I am a Nigerian, not an American. I don't beg, I don't bend, and I certainly do not squill. Not fully developed yes, but we are developing. And the price for it, sometimes comes in blood. So to fully answer you and whatever idea you seem to have. I want my nation to succeed, and we will succeed. If you can't and don't have stomach for it, I suggest you chill your slave owners. We are not slaves over here

psalmsjob:
Can you visit the area in Sokoto before the the US bombings?

Extraordinary times requires extraordinary measure. We need to destroy the terrorist bandits kidnappers and their sympathizers too. More bomb on them from every angle as long as it will destroy the them all is a welcome bombing.

Show me any article these so-called lovers of ordinary Nigeria ever posted to call terrorists out when they struck before.... Hypocrites

First, it's not about being a terrorist sympathizer, it's about the bombing. A nation like Nigeria, the most populated and probably organized black nation in the world should not bend to colonial autonomy nor their geopolitical agendas. The failure of this administration in arming itself against domestic threat gave a foreign entity the audacity to launch an attack on it's soil. Bombs are not bullets.

And secondly, while this is being categorized as whatever these people are claiming it to be, it is an attack on the sovereignty of any thinking and reasonable government because we are not at war with them. The overall power to launch a tactical and I mean tactical airstrike should fall on the Nigerian Air force, not an alien nor outsider. They can supply us with equipments but it should be left with us to call the shots.. all things being equal, a directives should have been given in the first place and since that didn't happen, it is also safe to say, the Nigeria government first should seize all US Emissary Passports in the country, instruct the national defence committee and the Nigerian Air force to mount heavy guard on all available airfield in the country. Position a round the clock guard for all US Emissaries. Blockade all US passport holder from leaving the country, suspend active working hour in US, Uk, France and Saudi Arabia embassy, redirect trade route towards Berlin, Singapore, and 2 other benovelent countries, establish further and deeper co-operation with the ECOWAS state, sign a new security deal with china and Russia, and renogiatiate whatever deals with the US Government, america does not help any country in the world besides Israel or where their interests are. They can never be a friend that respects. Control, control, control that's all america is

And as for, our domestic security council.. this is more than a wake up call. I do hope they will keep their mandatory obligation in defending the nation in this time and not get swooped into political or religious narratives..
And lastly, why a lot of people do not welcome this US participation is solely because it violates the sovereignty of our own national defense.

Sheuns:
Why can’t the airlines reduce ticket fees so they don’t fly near empty planes during those periods you mentioned?

They blamed scarcity of jet fuel before but since Dangote refinery came on board, we’ve not heard them mention scarcity.

What is the real reason why a flight from Lagos to Abuja that used to cost less than 50k suddenly went up as high as 150-200k for a one way trip?

Sure it make sense to think about it that way.. but realize this, airplane maintenance is way more costly than you think. A small defect it's all takes for an airplane to crash.. which by the way a single crash can ruin an entire Airliner, and that's one. Secondly, the parts they replace are not bought in Ladipo auto market, combine that with sourcing, and importing them and paying for the best, well available best airplane mechanics who are not particularly cheap, .. furthermore they do cut prices, that's why the run promos, you can book ahead of a date if you are willing to travel, the highest they will do is hike the price in the range of maybe 20%. It is something I have experienced well enough. If you will be travelling by air say 5-6 times in a year, you pre book and not wait until when you want to make that journey.. And lastly, it's not just about fuel cost, there is a lot that goes into running an airline. Like someone said, earlier in the comment, running an airline is not that easy nor is it cheap.. the same 2008/09 Toyota Sport that was going for 3point something million naira 2 years ago is well over 6m now..

U are looking for phiin ni idi Koko.. but make I keep quiet in Tagalog, wait for Hungarian comments and observe in Ancient Samarian

ebukal67x:
Timi Frank don show self again. Nobody is taking him seriously.

What he is saying does makes a lot of sense though.. Tinubu's wariness of coup, may actually precipitate the very danger he is trying to avoid all together. As much as most people don't wish for the return of military rule in Nigeria, but constantly Medline with the military ranks by a civilian administration can easily spark the act of coup in a country like Nigeria. Unlike the developed world where military overthrow seems likely implausible, it's not the same for us here in the global south.. all they need is an excuse which there is plenty of, and the spark could easily be the next election run... Although a bit of a long shot as Tinubu dominance in politics now is very glaring but one miscalculated step, can have a dangerous ripple effect. Once you seize inec result, declare a state of emergency and the next thing is Phellow Nigerians all over again..

It makes me happy whenever I read something like this.. no matter how bad the country be, there are still people who are committed to making it work. Even if na just 100 people e go employ, at least 3 of those people will be able to stabilize their own life and possibly maybe empower another hundred people. Kudos to him for the acquisition.

Brotherly, your conclusion is vague. You are in a relationship with a girl who you know for a fact you will like to marry, but the question does she feel the same about you or feel secured enough to think I will look away from other guys and stick with this man.. if she has been exposed to dating and relationships you can be rest assured that at the back of her mind, you are just one of those potentials mate to settle down with. she can't see you for your seriousness nor read your mind for it's authenticity towards her. On that note, you are not at fault but their bleeped up experiences.. So in a way. I go say if you like her enough, convinced enough that she might be catch and to make her see a future with you, engage her.. No be all women be olosho, or unworthy of having a proper relationship.. but if you are just looking for testing up and down, my brother.. you go wait tire.. most of this ladies are used to what men tell them to get what men want .. and sometimes, some even like you to share their body with you but trust me, they are not falling heads and toes for any relationship . A typical Nigerian spinster these days, sees a relationship as something that can crash anytime so they always still want to have an open space for alternatives .. you know how many guys don go visit woman, mama and papa and even get close to the family and at the end of the day everything na wash?.. Omo forget loyalty test, as this one doesn't even qualify for one.

melechpilusof:
As I pointed out, Northern are always socialist in nature and no matter how corrupt they are, they always seem to have the common man's interest at heart. You are right about Dangote being profit motivated but he is a Northern although they are still have corrupt elements, they always seem to be not so greedy as the rest. Look at airpeace charging exorbitant prices, Lagos to Eastern Nigeria 500k
Here you have Dangote slashing price of fuel to 600naira. That's the difference.

Every industry or sector dependency on how flexible they can be differs and not based on individualism. Take for instance, there are a lot of times between Q1-Q3( i.e Jan-August) that those airlines will have to fuel their airplanes to fly even with just 20 or less than 50 passengers on board. An airline is not like bus terminal that they will wait until the bus is full before they embark on a journey. Once time their time on the tarmac is due, they either fly or cancel flight.. and considering it's the same quantity of fuel, the same fees, salaries, maintenance and mandatory regulatory charges they will use to fly less than 50 passengers is the same they will use to fly a fully booked flight, you can imagine what it must be like. And now that it's holiday season,they have the chance to recoup some of those looses to offset their balance sheet. Remember they are also in the business for profit and not public charity. They aren't actually forcing everyone to fly, it simply means during festivities period, this what we are charging, not because they are greedy but they also have been cutting looses for the past 8-9months.

Dangote is a business man. The interest of Nigeria is not his first priority but the continuous existence, growth and profitability of his conglomerate is. And that can only be possible with Nigeria as a nation that is working, hence it's a two way street affair for him on that front. This refinery of his, is just one part of the whole machine of that conglomerate of his. Making a deal with a previous administration for a parallel system as you have stated is merely him ensuring his indestructible operating module after that administration leaves office.. as for the fuel price cut, fuel can never go back to 200naira, the lowest and if it all is 500naira and that is a big maybe and a long shot for any realistic market player to understand.

Dangote is working to monopolies Nigeria oil sector, if Rockefeller can do it, it seems plausible in the unregulated Nigerian and most African market sector.

His major problem is the stumbling blocks he is having with foreign importers who sees him as a huge threat to their own livelihood, and not just because of their political affiliation but also the depth of his own war chest. Each government will want to take a bite from his cake either he likes it or not.. He could have built that refinery anywhere in Nigeria, but he chose Lagos for a specific reason. Market share and port access for international market.. Transportation and logistical burdens to other parts of the country its a problem he leaves in the hand of the local suppliers.

As for Tinubu and the Northern Elites, it's clear that he doesn't wish to dance to their tunes that much, and they hate being tolerated which seems likely the message he is sending them. They are in a bind with him, at least for now, because surely even if you want to oust Tinubu, they know the north does not have a candidate that has been able to cut across all Nigerian since Yar'Adua.. Buhari was a strong headed man from day one, be it as a military HOS or a democratically elected president.. well until he became so placid that he didn't care what happens to the country in the last stretch of his tenure.. The north either they will accept and live with it that Tinibu will not be dictated to as they were hoping for, or they find a viable candidate from the south that will challenge Tinubu's presidency come the next election, a candidate with strong character record, good backings and a heavy national message that cut across the major tribes and the relevant minority groups, the north will just be looking, and they might end up being divided for the first time in the history of Nigeria's political regional space because some of them are seeing way better option outside the whole North coalition in terms of them determining who runs the country. Their northern norms and identity (a major glue) is so imbedded in their social and economic daily life that there is no other option than just going with the flow. If GEJ can be brought back into the fold. Then, you are starting to pinch someone like Tinubu.. if they can't get him on board, well they have the next 6 years to strategize.

FOLYKAZE:
Dangote reduced his price to corner the people, their sympathy and every other things to himself. He then systematically attack NMDPRA, choosing the head, Farouk, for his hits. This guy is simply playing a kind of resistance as it is played out in the movie Money Heist. (simply make the established system the villain, give the populace some goodies to earn their sympathy, then direct them to destroy the enemy, the establishment). In this case NMDPRA which gave licence out to importers to scout refined products from Russia is the establishment. The question is that why should Dangote lose sleep if anyone choose to import their productd and sell at lose? Why should Dangote cry if importers chose to import and spill their products all over the sea?

Another question people fail to ask, what magic happened now that made Dangote reduce the price of his product? Has crude oil price in the international market crashed? Did FG waived import duties or the shipping cost suddenly reduced? All along, Dangote is manipulating the market selling exhorbitantly to Nigerians and now that he sees some guys ar going out to bring in fuel which could compete with him, he panicked, rush and reduced price, and now attacking NMDPRA for issuing licence for importation. What he has been doing is profiteering which is a crime.

Nigeria should wise up, the Greek gift and sudden Santa gifting from Dangote is to weed out competition. And the importers are here to stay. If they can get fuel at a reduced price from anywhere, they should be allowed to do it.

Subjectively, Dangote has always been monopolistic in business practices. But that's seems not the case here. The question is why are the so called competitors panicking.. they had the autonomy to have slashed prices way long before Dangote came into that sector, but they refused to do so because they are also profiting from all the shenanigans attached with the fluctuating oil crises, market prices and the power it bestows on them to move the market as they wish to. If Dangote wants to corner the the market in favour of the populace and stiffen out those preeks, God will give him strength to do so. Call it monopoly or populace manipulation, those organizations are headed by crooks whose main interest is only their benefits and profit margins and not the consequence of whatever their policies have on the general masses. Unnecessary hikes here and there.. so kudos to him taking them head on. He won't cripple them but he most definitely has the might to drag them for as much as he able to for now.

Now, business wise, Dangote making this move is because EU have refused to buy from him because they claim his product does not meet their standard yet, and when you have a load of product that your biggest or projected customers says no to, you want to sell it off, clear the storages and if by God you are able to cripple the European market that rejected your product while at it, all the better. He should continue slashing the price, Russia should go sell else where.. if those importers still want to go down that route, I hope he will be able stiffen them out of the African market for good. Enough of their greed and plundering and the so called locals helping them achieving it.

But disclosing his family affairs is a bit too low for someone like Dangote.. and by the way $5m, for 4 kids in 6 years doesn't seem that steep for what those men can afford legally if you do the math properly.. that boils down to about $800k a year.. any top oil exec sees more than that quarterly.. unless, if it's $5m for all 4 per year, which I don't think makes any sense as that will equate to app $30m..

But all in all, him dealing with them is a relief package for the general populace.. if fuel price reduce, production can increase a little bit and price of commodities will slash a little bit even if not too much but at least the headache of doing calculation for oil prices will reduce first.. the excess funds can be used for other things, hire extra new staffs, maybe starting a new building to expand your company capacity or mayb some new equipments, or any other ways that can facilitate growth rather than buying exorbitantly from those preeks upstate.. my take

tejpot:
Project left and right. Government should be a Continuum, if you can't finish it the next should do.

Its a private project.. private not government

tunjijones:
For Facebook, igbos have started crying as usual. Saying that they are marginalized in Nigeria. Not know that the case with obi cubana is a family affair.

Their victim mentality is next to none. The civil war really damaged the Igbos psychic.

That was the general idea when the news broke. Clarity has set in, and people knows what the issue is now. And in a way, points out a fact that most Nigerians have been saying all this while since the civil war, that igbos have been playing the victim card systemically and blaming everything and everyone around them except themselves for whatever circumstance they stumble into.. including government affairs.

That being said, I hope his good will does replenish his losses though because he no easy and from people closest to him Cubana himself no be bad person. I read he lost close to a Billion from his merchs and exotic collections of drinks during the evacuation.

Obviously Traore as a person knows the might of the Nigerian Military FirePower if push comes to shove.. But here's where there impunity which he is basically operating on kicks in, he may be wary of the Nigeria Army but he is definitely not afraid of the president of Nigeria. I can tell you that wholeheartedly. If it were Abacha, do you think we will still be talking about this or Burkina even trying to raise a voice.? Traore is luring Aso Rock and stylishly daring it's powers because by holding those soldiers still, it's more like lets see what will happen and eventually we will release them but on his terms and not on Aso Rock terms.. it's all about testing powers, and if Aso rock does not respond to this decisively and find a way to show force and less of a restraint at the same time. I'm afraid he's going to get away with it. In the long run, it does not mean much for the country when and after he eventually gets ousted out of power by another ambitious man in uniform like him.. but for his short term regime, it's going to be a big energy boost.

And to those who are on SM thinking it's about slogans, they are just SM Noise makers . Traore has 3 options in the next 5-10 years, that's if he last that long.. 1, peacefully return the country back, and end military rule with ease... And loose your goodies and with his Russia Sugar Daddy. Which he is not interested in, 2, Keep holding onto power by every means necessary and run on this waves of support you are getting until you slowly transition and consolidate the power on to himself from the present military rule and enter a democratic state or whatever type of government but as long as it's not military, by then, the other region will hate his guts for what he made them commit to and the country at large (Burkina Faso) would not have progressed or standard of life more than 5% during the 20-30years that it will take him to fully consolidate that power if that his route.. hence it's Libya and Gadaffi, all over again.. and we know how that went. or 3rd, Go along with Russia plan and see how many territories you can carve out before someone else oust him out of that office.. so it's either, Handover, Revolution, Or Exile.. his fate as it is is sealed.. he is a military dictator, no matter how much honey he tries to deep his balls in..

As for the Burkina Army itself, against the Nigeria Army, it's a no brainier.. it just doesn't fit well. But I will say this. I thoroughly blame Tinubu or whoever gave him that advice to go ahead with trying to scoop intelligence in Burkina without thinking it through. They could just have easily stepped back after Benin and, face their own internal security problems. If france wants Intel, they should go to USA, they are the ones with all the technologia...

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jmoore:
All these d1ck measuring contest with no concrete criteria.

Dem dey use picture to judge?

Even though you are not an Igbo or maybe not that from the state.. commend good development when you see one.. No matter the level of the progress, progress is progress

esnbrutality:
That writeup was very direct and was not hard to comprehend. Is understanding an issue for you? Anyway it's normal with Tinubu supporters.

In summary...

Your airline violated airspace without informing the host nation of it's intended flight path. They forced it to land and your plane and soldiers are in captivity.

Is that not simple to understand?

The question you should ask is this...

What are these soldiers doing in the Sahel
Who gave the go ahead for the departure.
Who were they going to meet?
What was the purpose of the trip

As regards your hubris concerning recon. You can't violate a countries airspace, when it's obvious the country is Not your friend. To these countries ECOWAS is DEAD.

Go school ..na IGBO obsession no make you know book

If you can understand properly you will realize, they didnt force the plane to land. They were already operating in the airspace, and they used the inflight emergency as an excuse to force land, which will prompt their own air force to question the motive of the force landing in the first place especially giving the latest report from Benin republic.. so no they didn't force the plane to land, they felt violated after realizing there weren't clearance, and they feel the need to make a statement regarding that and to further make it known that they are Sahel and not with ECOWAS bloc anymore. As for the other part of your write up which seems like you are in jubilant mood about the guys response and the news in General.. Burkina still na small country, so make you relax. But I'm not surprised, your name na ESN. Lol I tire for people like you. Nigeria no be small like that, corrupt and underdeveloped yet, but be it Yoruba or Hausa/Fulani, South South President ruling, the country itself na Giant of Africa for a reason.. So stop drooling. You deh wet the floor

Sermwell:
Your naivety is legendary!! Nothing will happen to an ex president or anybody for that matter in whatever confrontation that they have with traditional rulers! What has happened to Obasanjo since then, what of the Kano state government, the British government for the massacre in Benin Kingdom, Wike for insulting a group of traditional rulers, the ENDSARS protesters who ransacked the Obas palace and took away his shoes and staff? All these stools are useless and powerless on their own, except the powers government ascribe to them. You can keep decieving yourself, but the government decides who mount any traditional stool except they're not interested. They can install and remove kings, and that's why traditional institutions are under the control of state commissioners or local government by virtue of our laws! Just one phone call from Tinubu will install KWAM1 and nothing will happen. You better wake up.

I can't discuss this further with you. You obviously haven't given it much thought that those in government belong to some Traditional Cult or Order of some kind, and that their rules are not the same public rules that people like you see as the only or ultimate set of rules that exist. Government or not, there are still certain stuffs that Ogberis like you will never catch up to. The same OBj that you are talking about. Publicly apologized, well not directly anyways but subliminally by prostrating for Ooni.. you can't meddle with certain aspect and expect to go free, and like I said, it's not about today.. there is an adage in Yoruba that says, a young man cursed and abused an Iroko tree, and he kept looking back, unknowingly to him Iroko doesn't kill in a day.. if you grasp that then you will know.. if you don't, you are at liberty to hold on to your opinion. Ire o

Sermwell:
You're lieing to yourself!! The government installs and removes obas now. Except the throne is irrelevant or the government is not interested. If Tinubu wants him to mount the throne in this case, your so called ifa is irrelevant!! Know this and know peace!

Government doesn't install traditional rulers. All the state government does is present the installed monarch with his staff of office. And as for Tinubu getting involved, even he knows enough to understand that this is non of his concern. It's just unnecessary headache to get involved.. and by the way, he knows no humane will live forever.. Any mistake by him trying to interfere with something as deep rooted as tradition will be not be in the best interest of his family in the long run.. that whole debacle with an ex president insulting those traditional rulers, you are naive if you think it's swept under the rug just like that. Soon enough, the shield will be heavy to lift and eventually it will drop off, that's when the real consequences will start if they wishes it so. Government comes and go. But Monarchy has been existing for millennials and will still continue to do so even though the power of it's office is not compared to the government, but tradition still cut through all that.

humberjade:
It is so sad that Traditional Stools have been bastardised in Yorubaland. It used to be the Oracle choosing the next Obas, but now, once you are rich and politically connected, buying the crown is a piece of cake.

Ijebus would regret it if they allow this arrogant man buy the throne. They need a unifier, someone who can command respect home and abroad.

The Kingmakers still consult and adhere to the direction of the oracle.. this is them saying he should prove he is a descendant of a legitimate royal blood like the rest of the applicants. It's until then, they will start, screening them and eventually making consultation on the last few candidate pertaining who the rightful monarch will be. ifa has always, is still very much involved in all of Yoruba kingship selection process.

43Ronin:
We the people living in the region are happy we are not being taxed to death just so that we can chest beat.

Not to be adding salt to injury.. but you do acknowledge that their is something called chest beating.. and it is akin to some easterners then ?

chiagozien:
Meaning his future generations can't survive Without people they hate?

Lol.. it's not about hate.. it's about not seeing eye to eye on certain principles, your own interpretation of it gears towards the idea of hate which on it's own is a very a strong negative feeling, but very much misunderstood.. Now speaking of future generations, a country is bigger than it's present generation. Your misinterpretation of anger with hatred is your own opinion but it's not a national character. All Nigerians work together, if they hate each other, trust me, you'd feel it. People are angry that's for sure, but the ones certain people are following in terms of some sort ideology, be it religiously motivated or ethnically incited to unleash a sense of hatred towards each other has been effective but nonetheless, it's merely a short term problem in the general scope of things. If hatred exist, and not bickering, but actual hatred, Nigeria as a group of people won't function together. I'm not talking about the government here mind you, I'm saying individually..

chiagozien:
Someone that hate me will be telling me I will suffer if Nigeria divide,yet him that will be enjoying is crying against division.


I wonder why he won't want to separate so that me his enemy will suffer so much 😂🤣🤣🤣

Because unlike you, he understands the importance of nationalism. Not just for himself, but for future generations. Long terms goals, not short term problems

This whole tax bill starting from 800k is just ludicrous. It's voodoo economics in plain sight. While Tax on it's own is a good way for raising money for governments, but it's never a solution to a developing economy like Nigeria's. Take for instance, someone running 2 or 3 electronics shops, most definitely that person will make at least 5m in a year as from sales.. Not profit oo, but sales.. And now what if most those goods were actually collected as loan, as in sell and pay later as most people operate business of that nature.. Now, at the end of the year the person owns profit isn't more about 20-25% of that 5m operating cost.. And now you government steps in to collect 500k fron that, mind you, government is asking for the 500k that he or she might not have as in cash in hand or available balance on his account or directly though, but because the transactions in his or her account reflects that 5m transaction has already been recorded on this account.. that person is liable to pay the tax by force..

The whole go and register your company issue isn't for the present Nigeria system.. I fully disagree with this PIT bill. It doesn't make any sense whatsoever. If you are taxing corporate organization to raise money that is understandable but taxing a normal person without even any incentive to pay the tax is a joke.
What are they getting in return for the tax? Is it security, good infrastructure, medical assistance or what in particular.. I am an advocate for a Nigeria as a nation that works but this I have been saying is just like broad daylight robbery.. why do I have to be keeping money in crypto when I have my own account in my country.. paying tax is not a bad idea but it's tits for tat.. what are Nigerians getting for it. Even in the US they still have tax refunds and all that.. and if it's about loan, not everyone likes the idea of loan. As for me personally, I loathe it so what's beneficial for people like me.. absolutely nada.. and to even think that AlphaBeta will still be involved again..it just seems a little bit sketchy. Because when you think about it, even the 20m plus Nigerians in diaspora, 3 out of 5 already feel this is unnecessarily unjust..

Lol.. it's funny how some people think though. Is she your girlfriend to begin with? If not then there's no reason to feel much guilty about mishandling the situation. The only thing you did that didn't agree with me was your own assumption that she is coming to have sex with you or probably you giving the idea and she not on that level. I don't know how old you are so I'd limit my comment.. I said so because to me, a woman that wants to sleep with you either you promise her money or not would have already made up her mind that she is coming to have a nice time with you

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Meanwhile many citizens of this nation can't afford a decent meal because of the hardship inflicted by these same set of heartless people.

Did you actually read this piece or you just wanted to voice an already made assumption by jumping into an unrelated conclusion regarding the topic. Because if you did, you'd understand better what the whole evening was all about. Mind you.. don't bother to respond. You can do away with further vague commentary and recklessness

If Appeal is on the table.. it's good development but won't help much..because most of these guys are leaving soon enough under 10 years. but it's good development nonetheless to keep him in public mind and not just his sympathizers mind alone. That said, NK will likely be held for at least 20 years before any major push for his release will be granted by any government of Nigeria, be it this present administration or the one coming in after his tenure. If that happens to be a northerner, him case go stretch longer, if possible someone like GEJ happens to be able capture what is left with the already distabilized South South and SE political structure and strength, there might be a chance. But if na SW or Northern man again.. he should keep faith that if doesn't die in prison due to health reasons, he won't celebrate his 81st birthday in prison, because anything until then is currently off the table

Both seems to have stable system. If there's a glitch it'd be better to report to both parties via customer service and provide your receipt. Should be resolved