₦airaland Forum

liveLongNprospa:
Lmao.. These ones nor fit talk am outside.. That na for sure.

[color=royalblue]It is the insensitivity for me

Subsidy don go. The hardship keeps biting, and you are telling us to choose our priorities.

With NASS using 70 billion in a time like this, I would choose subsidy payment over any nonsense future Nigeria hopes to have. [/color]

[color=royalblue]The thing wey una no fit talk for outside, una go dey shout online.

The money i spent to go out this morning, was different from what i spent coming home.

I thank God i was able to afford it. What about millions of Nigerians that cant?
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Shaytun:
How anyone will be in support of continuing both the PMS subsidy and Exchange rate Subsidy is beyond me.

We should continue subsidising the middle class foreign travel and Educational expenses??

Nigerian student paid more in foreign tuition fee than the amount budgeted for education in the federal budget.

Na, As a nation you need to choose your priorities.

[color=royalblue]I don't even understand your point sef.

I supported the removal, but with obviously nothing done to cushion the effect, rather we are seeing 110 billion naira pallative for less than 500 people is senseless.

If the dollar gets 1000 naira next week, NNPCL must increase the price of fuel. So, what is really the benefit of a common man in all these?

You are actually explaining in the wrong place. Maybe you should go to the market or a public bus and tell them to choose their priorities

If we check well, we go see say you dey abroad.[/color]

[color=royalblue]Balm of Gilead

Aboniki no hot reach wetin Tinubu dey rub us [/color]

[color=royalblue]In all, i pity poor Nigerians in the NW and NE

After giving the most to APC, na dem dey really suffer am pass.

Imagine buying fuel at 700/ltr, and it isn't even the end yet.

Pheeeeeww[/color]

liveLongNprospa:
Imagine driving a Tundra or Gwag or any aggressive V8 this period😂😂😂

[color=royalblue]Anybody driving G wagon cannot be having headaches of the increase.

I saw a Ford F350. 16 plugs... [/color]

GloriousGbola:
And the moment I give stranger lift immediately move my phone to my pocket.

Valuables in the trunk is a written rule. Because any traffic jam is an opportunity for smash and grab

[color=royalblue]Everything about me and the car must be around my seat

My phone, wallet, etc.
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Ellexy:
Tinubu should do what? Please they should allow the man to rest jare, it's his brain that's needed not his address.

If he didn't address attend debates and addressed them during campaign, why will he do it now. Pooja should go and rest.

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[color=royalblue]Word!

Before February, debates were useless.

Addressing the country is even more useless now.[/color]

liveLongNprospa:
Trunk? Nor be front seat again? 😭😭😭

[color=royalblue]Anything in the car is at risk

As a guy driving around with laptop, it should always be in your trunk when driving.

Dem fit burst your glass for Eko bridge, thief am.

Na only phone and money fit dey with you. Any other valuabe wey you no need as you dey drive, keep am for trunk[/color]

BlueRayDick:
Talking about adjustments, my advise is let everybody hold their side and always be on guard so some unscrupulous elements won't use u as their own way of adjustment o. The rate of petty theft and robbery will surely increase going forward, so make everybody dey on guard.

I know a guy who works in a good company and doubles as a youth pastor in one of these Pentecostal churches . Recently on his way from work, he saw people stranded in bus stops and decided to assist them with a lift when he confirmed they were going towards same route. He dropped all four of them and their respective bus stops and headed home.

When he reached home he found out one of the guys he helped had stolen his laptop which he placed on the back seat when he left work. Na so dem move N600k worth of Laptop just like that.

I doubt that guy will ever preach "Love ur neighbour as urself " in his church in the foreseeable future

[color=royalblue]Unwritten rule in Lagos

Always put your valuables in the trunk of your car.

May God give him the grace to love the thief even more, despite all odds[/color]

TrebleChamp:
Obi that is very good at cutting cost of governance, na why Anambra State House of Assembly impeach him that year nah. He refuse to let them share crazy allowance when he was Governor, APC is just scam from top to bottom...

[color=royalblue]In a time when they are ensuring they suffocate the masses just to cut cost

Then they go ahead to share 110 billion naira as palliatives to less than 1000 people.

And then the price of fuel keeps increasing, and you expect me to understand.

Nonsense[/color]

[color=royalblue]This thing go reach 1000.

With the way naira dey fall, 1k la ma raa[/color]

GloriousGbola:
1) NNPCL has a price template. The price varies across Nigeria (due to delivery costs)

2) nnpc has fixed the rates it's stations and franchises can sell it's own product.

3) deviations from this are grounds for disciplinary action. I have repeatedly seen different stories in the news and on this platform about higher prices of fuel, but every nnpc in lagos is still selling at 488.

To the best of my knowledge though I would have to enquire, there is no current approval to sell over 600.

[color=royalblue]Enquire first then
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BlueRayDick:
The thing is those of us not supporting subsidy removal are not doing because we hate the government or we are oblivious of the fact that Nigeria is broke, instead we recognize the fact that removing subsidy will not solve our problems. We know the poor man will still suffer while they will keep sharing whatever savings they make from the removal at the national and state levels.


U can see them settling themselves and even made provision for NJC such that even If u go to court to scuttle the process, the judiciary won't bat an eyelid cos they are also beneficiaries.

We are in for a long ride in this administration sha, make we just brace ourselves up for impact

[color=royalblue]I should pay tax, then someone else would be using 70 billion as palliatives?

Nonsense[/color]

afrodoc2:
They should have fixed electricity nationally and then improved transport network in the major cities first. Then when the fuel burden on the average citizen is lower you remove subsidy.

There are 2 problems with that. 1) I don’t know just how broke the country is. 2) Those measures would probably take 2-3 years which might make it too close to the next election cycle with potential for electoral backlash.

Those measures should have been in place before removing the subsidy IMO though. With the way Nigerians depend on fuel to do pretty much everything I am actually impressed with their resilience in these times.

[color=royalblue]I understand you.

But at what point can we fix electricity nationally and even the transport network? Buhari used 8 years, and he couldn't. [/color]

larride:
Yes they haven't been sincere on this.

The idea of subsidy removal is that market forces is what will determine the price of the product. no more pegging of price. That's what we are seeing now.

[color=royalblue]Market forces does the exact opposite in Nigeria

If there are 10 importers in Nigeria, they just need to come together and fix anything they like.[/color]

larride:
I said Tinubu should wait and access things himself before removing the subsidy, that way he can access the impact of the removal and how to mitigate against the severity of the impact on the majority of the people.

Just announcing subsidy removal the day he was sworn in without critically accessing the situation is reckless.

Its been more than a month and no measures is in sight.

[color=royalblue]You never answer the question naa..

What period should he have removed it?

Because what you'll see is a sharp rise from 189 to 617, if he removed it today.

People would have endured if they didn't see frivolous spendings from his tenure in less than 2 months.

I should buy fuel for 617, while less than 500 people manage 70 billion as palliatives?

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GloriousGbola:
Thank you for this.

[color=royalblue]NNPCL has said they are increasing to 617.

If you don't buy it today or tomorrow, you will still buy it at that rate.

Wetin be the "Thank you" there?[/color]

larride:
Same thing i said that day oo. You cant be asking the people to continue to sacrifice while you are not even showing any sign of sacrifice from the elite side.

Nobody should've supported that subsidy removal at that period.

I said it that before long this thing will turn to chaos.

[color=royalblue]What period should they have removed it?[/color]

larride:
No be for here una dey follow me argue why subsidy must go,

afrodoc2:
I said it that time that subsidy can only be removed after measures have been put in place to mitigate the negative effects of subsidy removal but people said he should just remove it one time gbam!

Izzou you dey among those asking for immediate removal with alacrity?

[color=royalblue]We don do about 2 months and we dey manage.

The issue here is why it should keep on increasing, and at the same time, the best tenure yet is sharing pallatives for Akpabio and the rest.

This government is not sincere. Na the truth be that[/color]

iamoyindamola:
Bros if obi they there them go still share am
Na wetin we they hear be that

[color=royalblue]But he is not there.

I don't even see the need to compare Obi to whatever nonsense these guys have been doing.
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liveLongNprospa:
Lmaoooooo.. Look at this point they might as well start paying that subsidy back.
Because e dey obvious say the apc government nor understand the process of doing things

[color=royalblue]They won't

They will tell you they are saving money, and their online Koulibalys would be defending it.

Then they turn around and share 70 billion for themselves[/color]

BlueRayDick:

[color=royalblue]When i saw that 70 billion for Senate and 40 billion for Judiciary, I cursed the day i supported subsidy removal.

This tenure can hardly be better than the former.

Na the same leg dem take dey waka.[/color]

[color=royalblue]I don't see how this thing would come down.

The more the naira falls against the dollar, the more it rises[/color]

Itsrm:
Dem say fuel now na 617

The subsidy must go singers will soon start singing a different song 😂

[color=royalblue]Omoh!

I am currently singing a different song like this.

As i dey suffer, dem dey share 70 billion as palliatives.
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Incognito9:
Are you sure what you're saying? This shit is not MTN

MTN won't give you the PUK until your provide correct answer to the questions asked concerning your sim card.

Any network provider that really f**k up like this, hmm nah MTN I know, others I don't know.

[color=royalblue]I don't know about MTN oh.

But Airtel would give it to you.

You can try MTN to confirm.

Don't speak to a Customer service agent oh
Just follow the prompts[/color]

iamoyindamola:
I was asking if it's all service provider

[color=royalblue]I don't know about MTN

But i know Airtel offers that too[/color]

iamoyindamola:
All ISP right?

[color=royalblue]I don't know which one is ISP oh.

I mistakingly typed 3 wrong pins on my Glo

I used my cousins phone to do all these things i typed. It's not hearsay...I did it.

So, if i can, a thief can too[/color]

iamoyindamola:
Without puk number you can't unlock SIM lock
Not even those cc can unlock

BlueRayDick:
How will u do that ?

[color=royalblue]Relax fellas, and follow these steps.

1) Input 3 wrong trials for your SIM PIN. Make sure it enters the PUK lock

2) Get another phone and call the customer care of the blocked sim.

3) Follow those nonsense prompts till you get to the option where it offers to help with PIN and PUK issues

4) Select the PUK retrieval option.

5) It will ask for the phone number. Input the number of the blocked SIM

6) It would ask for the serial number of the SIM.
Take away the SIM, and input the number at the back (I think they are 11 or so)

7) The stupid prompt will give you the PUK for free

8 ) Go back to the blocked sim and input that PUK, and you have opened it.

Like I said, the only advantage is that the thief may not have your phone number.

I hope with these few points of mine, i have been able to convince and not confuse you that SIM lock is almost useless.

Thank you [/color]

BlueRayDick:
Sim lock is very very important, but most people overlook it since the advent of phones with password lock.

[color=royalblue]If i have just your phone number, I can unlock your phone, even with a SIM lock.

The only edge here is that the thief may not know your number.

That SIM lock is almost useless..Only God saves, bro [/color]

[color=royalblue]Aunty sperm bot

Kitipa tagbuo gi ebe'a

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