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falcon01:hehehehe I tire oh... |
Oshomiole has the body odour of a control freak. For someone who holds such a position, this does not speak well of him. This goes to tell you that their house is not in order. I dont feel for Akpabio, he caused this upon himself. |
Na wah oh. Either APC is a confused party or it is filled with cowards. Reports ealier this week, says that during a rowdy session, he was given vote of confidence by their NWC. |
contd.. communial life was dominat, if their was work to be done- say cheifs house to be built- all able bodied men would be called to come work on the project. I stand corrected though, i dont think taxation even existed at all. Because of there lacunas -decentrilized sytem of govt and taxation, they appionted warrant chiefs, which culminated to the introduction of local goverment as we kow them today. |
abumeinben:I agree with you, not totally. The Northerners were mostly illitrate to western culture, which were of the reasons that led to the sucess of in direct rule. But the main reason it worked better in the north was their already existing system of govt and religion. They practised a highly centralized govt with the emir/lamido at the apex. All taxes were collected and paid directly to the emir. They were moslems and thur were united in worship; they had great respect for traditional institutions including their rulers. British had no other intrest in us than busniess gains. So their was an already established pattern of taxation; they had respect for their rulers, so you win over the emir you win over the people. In the Igbo areas, it was a highly decentralized govt. It was divided into clans(could number into a 100),then villages, then kindreds(umunanna). Plus no centralized taxing. |
I wanted to with this piece, burn the hell outta that fire(lol). So i'm open to constructive reasonable arguments. |
frfrank:Very serious oh. If we dont let people know, we will continue to live in unecessary ignorance |
ashlyfab78:I swear bruv. It goes beyond common sense. |
CONT The doctrine of predestination has it that our life is a plot written by God. So I argue: if l become a thief l should not be hanged for it-l mean-it has already been planned for me before l was born, so it's not my fault, why suffer me because of the plan you created for me. It makes no sense at all. |
This aims at drawing "common sense" arguments about the teaching of hellfire. lt does not mean in any way to berate any religion. One of the doctrines of helleire is that: As soon as a man dies he goes before an angel who opens a 'cctv'-don't mind me-recording of all his deeds, and if found guilty goes immediatly to hell. So my argument is this: when l die after a period of time my flesh starts to rot and eventually turns to manure-common fact. If the flesh turns to manure on the ground, what is then burning in fire?(lol) common sense. Or you may love to argue: that The burning creates the decaying process. Then l would just tell my people to preserve my body so l would somehow cheat hellfire(lol). Satan the one that caused man to sin is convinently roasting people like borle and fish-this one baffels me-. This doctrine potrays the Christian God as being unjust, for him to allow this. It's like there is some sort of conspiracy amongst them-I mean. |
The main reason the British loved the North, was their system of goverment. It was eaiser and more cheaper to run. That system was the indirect system of govermemt. |
The main problem with that election was not Jonathan, but what the people wanted. Their was no development stride in Bayelsa. Let me explain using the voting pattern |
BlackfireX:He is many things to many people, he can't be described with the simplest of words, even though he is the simplest of men. But for a layman of your kind, he is the only man who would have opposed this impending genocide in the name of social media bill. |
A break up now would be disaterous. We have come too far as a country to break up. Irrespective of the divides, we have gotten too used to ourselves to divide. No matter how the Igbo's hate the northerners, you must always find them in their multitudes there and vice-versa. We secretly love ourselves. |
The president walked away when the meeting got rowdy; the apc chairman in Edo state threatned to work away; shortest meeting ever. This same rowdiness is what they have brought to Nigerian politics. |
This is inhumane. The judiciary have now become a department under the executive. Such impunity |
OP you just "ruined" my morning. |
Jaideyone:Explain |
Contd... Section 46 of the drafted finace bill 2019 expands the exempted items to include: (a)brown & white bread (b)ceareals including: maize, rice, wheat, millet, barley and sorghum (c)fish of all kinds (d)flour and starch meals (e)fruits, nuts, pulses &vegetable of various kinds (f)roots such as cocoyam, yam, sweet &irish potatoe (g)meat & poultry products including egg (h)milk (i)salt & herbs of various kinds and (j)natural water and table water. Intrestingly this bill exempts MSMEs from VAT registration. It pegs VAT registration below 25million in turn over per year, to allow revenue authorities to focus on compliance from larger busnieses. What do you think abnut this proposed bill, given this information. |
VAT is an indirect consumption tax, under the tax act of 1993, managed by FIRS. It is a multi-stage tax(all stages of production) imposed on goods ame services and are borne by the final consumer. Nigeria and Eriteria has the lowest VAT at a single digit of 5%. Exported services; medical and pharm produbts; basic food items; baby products are among VAT exempted items. During the FEC meeting of Sept 11 2019, the need to increase goverment revenue led to the creation of Strategic Revenue Growth Initiative, which iniatiated the 7.5%increase. Objectives of the bill: (a)promote fisical equality by mitigating instances of regressive taxation; (b)reforming domestic tax laws to align with foerign best practices; (c)introduce tax incentives for investment in infrastructure and capital market; (d)support micro, small and meduim size busniess and (e)raise revenue for goverment. |
Make laws that will help grow the economy; encouarge foerign investments; encourage local entreprenuership and invesments. Then see if we will not be willing to pay tax. No concrete econmic blueprint + ressesive tax laws. And you open your mouth to blab. Mtcheww |
VAT AND THE 30,000 MINIMUM WAGE: Nigerian inflation rate for the past 5years have been above 10% with a purchasing power of 50% given our naira devaluation. What this means is: with the current minimum wage of 18,000 naira goods you purchase are actually worth 9,000 naira(purchasing power). If goverment increases the minimum wage to 30,000 naira (which of course has the purchasing power of 15,000naira) life would be somewhat easier. If this 7.5% vat is introduced, it will further reduce the purchasing power of minimum wage earners. Meaning about 85% of Nigerians will be living below 2$ per day This law is regressive, wicked and against progressive change that was voted for |
BeachTime:Sawhili would be better if its about africa, then it has to be Afro-centric. |
LANGUAGE: Bantu language should be our major language. It is spoken by most Africans especially along the coastal regions. GOVERMENT: System of goverment would be a unique combination of monarchy and communism. A king at the local level in charge of the day to day running of the communities. Instead of a governor we have the regional head with a council of regional ministers made up of the heads(kings) of each community they will be charged with the responsibility of making laws . Then at the top seat of goverment is the prime minister and the council of ministers. The council of ministers is an elective position with members from each region, to head various ministries. The council of ministers, the regional heads and prime minister form the legislative. Given our history and our social pattern, this system of goverment would be best. Plus it will cheaper to run. |
SalamRushdie:I tire guy. I miss the vibrant senate led by Saraki, they kept the presidency on their toes.These days the laws brought to the floor of the chamber dey weak me dieeee. Sometimes they dont even know the content of what they are passing. All they are intrested in is: 'all those in suport say "I"...". Next thing you know ''the I's have it" JUST LIKE THAT NEW LAW |
Op wait, you mean the fedral goverment funded the civil war in Kogi? |
He should be careful of what he says, before he gets SOWORED in this millitrocracy regime. |
If you stay at Enugu, you'll hear volumes upon volumes of praises heaped upon his person, especially for his humble nature. So his rejection of the bill, despite his beign a victim is not a suprise to me, but a glimer of hope that atleast their are still humans in the senate. |
I read the book 'why we struck' by Ademola Ademoyega (one of the principal leaders in the first coup) he listed among others: high-handedness; corruption nepotism (system of goverment) as reasons behind the first take over. Many (many) years later nothing has changed. Those who fought for our independence, would be turning uncomfortably in their graves wishing that they had left us under colonial servitude. Fela right now would look down at us (from heaven or hell) and wisi he were Togolise |
Hunckle Dino, abi you have gone to HI-NECK office, oya wait for the civil war on 22 november. |
I very postive, he's gonna win this one. After his hit song 'ye' it been blessing upon blessing. That song won him lots of award; plus many foerign celebrities been rocking to that jam. Wether he inspire weed somkers or not BURNA is pure talent and bigger than two times the career of aka. BURNA i know say one day you go Make us proud. P.s: You dont write his name in small letters. |
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