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Crime › Re: Fulani Bandits Kill Residents Of Mbalom, Gwer-East LGA, Benue State (Graphic) by JimD(m): 9:47am On Apr 07 |
Even as a farce, Tinubu going another four years is a deadly proposition for Nigeria. It's better to die for a cause than be kidnapped and slaughtered like rams by idiots looking to get 72 virgins - idiots with zero morals. It's a foregone conclusion that's what Tinubu and his minions see when they see Nigerians - rams and goats. |
Politics › Re: Wike Gave Abuja Land, $50,000 Each To 29 Senior INEC Officials – SaharaReporters by JimD(m): 9:43am On Apr 04 |
DeepSight: + Have you ever read Animal Farm?
Do you know about the Russian Revolution and a man called Stalin?
Do you know about the French Revolution and a man called Robespierre.
History is replete with the same story. Freedom fighters becoming dictators. Tinubu was never a freedom fighter. NADECO was a toothless organization. They all ran at the smallest sign of trouble. If you're talking freedom fighter, talk about Sowore. |
Politics › Re: Atiku + Obi Combined Votes Will Lead To A Clear Victory - Statisense by JimD(m): 8:37pm On Mar 31 |
AntiChristian: Epic failure!
Na so some stats said BAT and Shetima won't win back then yet they won!
Atiku vs Obi would still fail!
The former will exaust his money while the later will start to dey give shishi!
That's why none of the oppositions really challenged the results of the last elections!
They were only after forfeiture and other pre-electoral maters! No prove they won! No Polling boot agent spread!
Now PDP is about a quarter APC as they have Wike the PDAPC chairman!
Sowore is also there to eat his own small chunk of votes!
SDP and all other smaller parties will eat their own bits!
APC has over 30 state Governors out of the 36 states! FCT is PDAPC!
APC has a better grassroot coverage that any other party!
APGA is even supporting APC at the federal level! Delulu |
Politics › Re: Atiku + Obi Combined Votes Will Lead To A Clear Victory - Statisense by JimD(m): 8:36pm On Mar 31 |
chiefolododo: Which year ?
Tinubu will win SS
SW
NC
PART OF SE
PART OF NE Delulu |
Politics › Re: Tinubu Seeks Senate Approval To Borrow $6 Billion by JimD(m): 8:20pm On Mar 31 |
Putinofrussia: I even detest politics because of its negativities but I support President Tinubu because he is daring,innovative and a goal getter. Removing subsidy has done a lot if you think deep,sir. lol Most of you do not even talk about the more than $10 billion Tinubu has paid out of Nigeria's debt and that he had brought down the percentage of servicing our debt. You only like to see the negative side of life every moment. Opposition in Nigeria seems to be very toxic. Delulu |
Politics › Re: Tinubu Seeks Senate Approval To Borrow $6 Billion by JimD(m): 8:16pm On Mar 31 |
VOsimhen144: Carry on sir Nothing do you sir Our presidoo!
Me and over 199 million Nigerians are happy with your government sir.
Please borrow more money sir, there’s no need to give accountability becus we trust ur government sir.
3 gbosa for Tinubu Gbosa! Gbosa! Gbosa! Delulu |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Yemen’s Houthis Launch Missile Attack On Israel As War With Iran Intensifies by JimD(m): 8:25am On Mar 29 |
Are these not the same Yemenis that are always asking for donations online? |
Politics › Re: I’m Surprised To See A Lot Of Young People At The APC Convention Yesterday by JimD(m): 3:11pm On Mar 28 |
Many of those idiots are on 30k-70k salaries. It's slave trading all over again. |
Politics › Re: Goodluck Jonathan Really Tried For This Country And It's Citizens by JimD(m): 7:42pm On Mar 27 |
Obama destabilised this country. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Iran Launches New Wave Of Attacks On Gulf States After UN Condemnation by JimD(m): 2:39pm On Mar 27 |
dhope: Nawa o. If Nigeria is attacked by these super power, how do we intercept missile? My people will just turn it to prayer and fasting. Nations of the world have really advanced and left us behind here but here we are, we're still looking for Muslim Muslim or Christian Christian identity in who rules us while they also mount campaign podiums to be promising us potable water, electricity and road as dividend of democracy in year 2026. Africa as a whole, excluding Egypt, has been left behind. It's a shame |
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Foreign Affairs › Re: US Orders More Missiles As Iran Rejects Peace Plan by JimD(m): 8:27pm On Mar 26 |
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Foreign Affairs › Re: US Orders More Missiles As Iran Rejects Peace Plan by JimD(m): 1:41pm On Mar 26 |
HacheNoire: Hello! Iran has already proved to the world that the most popular is not the most efficient, cost saving and reliable!
Lockheed might be seeking junks to other countries, but everyone now knows it’s all fakes that can stand the test of time at budgeted cost!
All those scraps were marketed with Hollywood war films and defenseless nations.
"I got $2T from Saudi, Qatar and UAE. They all are with the US in this fight but Iran hit all of them. We were shocked"
-Donald Trump Watch the real video and see how you dolts keep pushing Iran to their doom through rubbish propaganda. Again, I won't reply you as regards Lockheed Martin. It's pointless. / Saudi, Qatar, and UAE are already buying billions of dollars in weapons from the U.S. If those three retaliate against Iran with it's already weakened defence, you lot will be the first to start crying foul. You'// now start seeing those scammy "donate to Iran children" ads. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: US Orders More Missiles As Iran Rejects Peace Plan by JimD(m): 1:28pm On Mar 26 |
HacheNoire: Lockheed that produces the overpriced scrap metals is what you think the world does not know.
How many interceptors or tomahawks do they produce in a year compared to Iranian drones, and factoring cost?
Using $4 million to intercept $40K? Is that economical for any sane nation? Does it even make sense in engineering terms?
Lockheed Martin my foot! Money laundering pipelines called defense company. "Overpriced scrap metals" lol. I rest my case. Mention one relevant Iranian airforce contractor and answer this: where is Mojtaba Khameni. You probably think the US is Nigeria lol. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: US Orders More Missiles As Iran Rejects Peace Plan by JimD(m): 1:14pm On Mar 26 |
HacheNoire: Are they ordering the missiles from space?
They are running out of stock and can’t even keep up with the barrage of Iranian drone ready to wreck havoc!
Using $4 million yo intercept $30K
Now, they over $39 trillion in debt and remitting $2 billion per day! All for war!
That country better learn from China on what they did with half of that. $40 trillion in debt and the entire country cannot even boast of a speed train, free or even subsidized healthcare, or affordable tertiary education.
All they did with $40 trillion was war and still got humiliated by Iran!
Ordering hyper inflated junks marketed by Hollywood to be superior, efficient, reliable and cost saving. Now the world knows the case is the opposite.
Expensive metal scraps put together with the IQ of a Nigerian roadside welder, and marketed with Hollywood war films. This one is an ignoramus. Go and research who Lockheed Martin is, and there are many other defence bigwigs that the US hasn't even activated. Some of you dolts compare US defence in 2002 to 2026. In 2002, were there missile interceptors? Go and research how missile interceptor work before you start foaming from the mouth. The US hasn't even shown half its hand. Dey play. |
Crime › Re: Oba Kehinde Jacob Falodun's Death: How 10 Gunmen Murdered Ondo Monarch In Palace by JimD(m): 3:11pm On Mar 12 |
georgeakins: Just last week one Eze was kidnapped and slaughtered by Nnamdi Kanu's boys. Your land is still the unsafest in Nigeria This one is a 🤡... Which land is the safest? Yorubaland used to be safe til APC dolts came into power |
Crime › Re: Oba Kehinde Jacob Falodun's Death: How 10 Gunmen Murdered Ondo Monarch In Palace by JimD(m): 3:09pm On Mar 12 |
Tinubu is a failure. |
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Politics › Re: “Nigeria Should Be Making Money From Iran War” — Sowore Blasts Tinubu, Dangote by JimD(m): 1:25pm On Mar 11 |
Dangote is making insane money right now |
Politics › Re: The Only Banner We Want To See In Edo Is Asiwaju - Gov. Okpebholo's SSA Egogo by JimD(m): 1:15pm On Mar 11 |
ChizzyBuna: DEMOCRACY IS DEAD AND BURIED
Democracy originated in Greece
Anything you introduced to Nigeria They will always abuse it Just like Christianity It reach Nigeria and they twist to prosperity scam
Now they have abused democracy. Democracy is the greatest scam ever. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Iran Has More Missiles Than Anyone Thought — Trump by JimD(m): 4:29pm On Mar 10 |
zinaunreal: Iran has 150000 missiles and counting Infact Iran has an underground city of missiles and drones.
I once saw the documentary. If Trump had seen that documentary, he wouldn't have declared this war.
Now imagine if iran is not under sanctions Currently, one single usa base is not standing in the Iranian neighbouring countries. All are powder AI videos don finish dis one 🧠  |
Politics › Re: Nigerians Mock Minister Of Power, Adelabu, With A "Traditional Title" by JimD(m): 2:30pm On Mar 10 |
nairalanda1: No, cost reflective tarrifs, means tarrifs that enable the power sector make enough of a profit, or tarrifs that are higher in money cost than the cost of production
In other words, everyone, regardless of hours of supply/band, pays a price of above N250 or above per unit of power consumed. So that the sector makes a profit.
Most pay below the cost of production, which is why the sector loses money and is in a constant liquidity crisis...hence the lack of power.
And generation can only be fixed by investment, which won't happen without a cost reflective tarrif in place.
Sorry, but your definition is wrong. Infact, it is this idea of pay as you use that contributes to the liquidity problems we have in the power sector. Read the edited post. This is like saying the solution to the electricity problem is "tax the poor the same as the rich while the rich enjoys all the benefits". Even taxes don't work that way. You probably should read more about cost-reflective tariffs. |
Politics › Re: Nigerians Mock Minister Of Power, Adelabu, With A "Traditional Title" by JimD(m): 2:16pm On Mar 10 |
nairalanda1: Cost reflective tarrifs are only charged for band A people, who form 20% of total consumers. Everyone else pays below cost reflective tarrifs. Nigeria is implementing this at around 70% - 80% with subsidies covering the rest. Cost reflective meaning "you get what you pay for" and the cost of power generation and distribution falls on the customer, which is the reason for Band A to Band E. Everyone else pays less because they get less than Band A. You wouldn't expect people in villages who experience light maybe once a week to pay Band A prices. The problem lies in the extremely low generation capacity relative to population. That can't be fixed overnight. But you can incentivize alternatives. |
Politics › Re: Nigerians Mock Minister Of Power, Adelabu, With A "Traditional Title" by JimD(m): 2:05pm On Mar 10 |
nairalanda1: Cost reflective tarrifs, cost reflective tarrifs, cost reflective tarrifs...
(Sits back to hear the usual arguments)
1.You are excusing government No, I'm stating that if a government allows companies to charge cost reflective tarrifs, it would enable the companies to attract investment, and grow their income to a point where they would be able to pay for improvements. Like doing that in the power sector means more electricity, etc. Seriously, we have had every government subsidse power since 1978. If it was working, then we would be generating 200000 mw by now. Time to let the free market do its thing...
2.But this country does that Yes, and you know that they probably have incurred a lot of debt doing so...which is why countries like Egypt are abandoning subsides, and Bangladesh is planning to do so, to use two examples.
3. But they are overcharging us! Yes, with the level of power theft (now reducing thankfully), overcharging happens to cover for losses from that, as well as government not paying subsides at all, and people underpaying even at subsidised rates And it is not right, but think about it. The band system means that power companies make a profit from one fifth of their consumers...and lose money on the rest. Thus the result...overcharging or business goes under. As the black markets of many communist countries teach us, when you prevent someone from making money legally, the only way is illegal.
4.But the sector made a profit of N1 trillion last year. Yes and they owe the gas companies six trillion in debt, which is projected to rise to eight trillion. Plus improvements to the power sector would cost about N15 trillion naira yearly for at least 5 years. That's the equivalent of government doing a new Lagos.Calabar road every year
Can one trillion naira pay debt of six trillion. If you think it can, I have a bridge to sell you in Tashkent.
5. But deregulation does not work Ivory coast and Ghana deregulated their power sector. And it has worked (The former had national grid collapse last in 1984!). And yes, they aren't as rich as we are (Ghanaians for example disconnect from the mains supply, usually at night, to save power).
6. But BAND A Band A can't, even on a good day, subsidize power for the other bands. If it was, government won't be owing subsides. At best Band A provides one fifth of a trillion naira of profits made, and that's not even up to paying for the trillions owed in subsidy payments. (said to be around 4 trillion naira.) And yes, I know, corruption...but for a sector to work, it has to be let to make a profit. You don't buy antenna and wires for your GSM provider because they are allowed to charge a cost reflective tarrif.
7: You are working for the DISCOS and GENCOS
Nope, never did work for them or do anything for them. Don;t work for APC or PDP...especially since I have held this view since 2013...confirmed as more information came in.
(I still expect to be called a government slave, so, lol) The NERC currently charges cost reflective tariffs. Obviously, it's not working. It's not always 1+2 = 3. If the power sector is entirely deregulated and anyone can buy a license to generate power, with some government tax incentives, and a body like the NERC just offering regulatory oversight, that might be different. But in Nigeria, you'll always probably still end up with a monopoly, as we can see with oil, which is now back to status quo and might keep going higher. This country loves monopolies because they make corruption easier and in fact legal. But when we're ready as a country, we'// probably do what needs to be done. |
Politics › Re: Nigerians Mock Minister Of Power, Adelabu, With A "Traditional Title" by JimD(m): 1:48pm On Mar 10 |
At this point, Oyo state is fair game. Anybody can contest and win in Oyo state because APC has no candidate: Penkelemesi and Teslim. Both of them can't even win their polling units. |
Politics › Re: We Are Ready To Support Nigeria In Fight Against Terrorism - Iran by JimD(m): 6:09pm On Mar 08 |
Iran should focus on it's own problems |
Politics › Re: Nigeria Rolls Out $750 Million Mini-grid Solar Initiative by JimD(m): 7:25pm On Mar 07 |
Burob: Very sorry for gullible minded people waiting for 1 man to give a federation of states electricity.
Those clueless lot don’t deserve any pity, they definitely deserve to remain in darkness. It's called the national grid for a reason. Educate yourself |
Politics › Re: Nigeria Rolls Out $750 Million Mini-grid Solar Initiative by JimD(m): 7:23pm On Mar 07 |
HighQue007: Jagaban.. Best president in Nigeria history. When I see Tinubu, I see prosperity. Some people will wail but they don’t matter.
If he can’t fix Nigeria nobody can fix it it at least at this crucial time that we are playing catch up. Reform that should take over 15years he dey run in just over 2 years. Nigerians don’t deserve the guy.
People shouting insecurity this is the first government doing a lot working with America, Turkey, investing in Technology, pushing for state police when the former government was afraid of diluting their grip on power yet pushing for local government autonomy so money can reach local.
If you don’t support this man before it’s okay to be wrong cos I was skeptical too cos he was frail and looked like person wey won kpai during the election but right now if you are against this guy you are against Nigeria and you shouldn’t be tolerated.
I don’t fight for him cos he can fight for himself he is way above his political pairs and I have no doubt nobody badder than. He did the hard job without the fear of losing an election. Jagaban. The baddest politician ever liveth.
Now come and see cry from the ups 😭 See epistle caused by hunger  . The man doesn't even know you exist. Next |
Foreign Affairs › Re: List Of Countries Forecast To Be Adding The Most To Global GDP In 2026–2030. by JimD(m): 8:10pm On Mar 06 |
TheGreat99: Nigeria was in the top 10 during Jonathan's era, then Buhari and Tinubu happened Buhari, Tinubu and APC have been the worst things to happen to this country |
Foreign Affairs › Re: List Of Countries Forecast To Be Adding The Most To Global GDP In 2026–2030. by JimD(m): 8:06pm On Mar 06 |
mrvitalis: The problem with Nigeria is we have leaders who don't understand basic economics and think economics care about emotions
Let me give you example
We want to Ban poultry importation to grow local production.. Which is fantastic
But then you go again to ban maize and soy import knowing we don't have the capacity to meet local demand, but banned poultry would even increase demand
Soy and maize skyrocket, poultry sky rocket Poultry get to a point why smuggling it makes economics sense and you don't have the capabilities to enforce ban effectively
Imported poultry smuggled in flood the market and boom poultry industry struggles Farmers of soy n maize struggles
I can go on and on about many sectors
Solution?
1) allow ban poultry import 2) allow mazie and soy import for only animal feed producers ( with large fine and 10 years importation ban for people who divert more than 1 ton to the local market per month) 3 ) allow poultry import for specific industries especially for import substitute business like sausage industry and the rest
4) provide single digit interest loans for poultry farmers cooperative ( instead of farming 2000 birds per year ) 50 farmers to 500 farms should come together and form a cooperative pull resources together and government match their contributions 1:1 with single digit loans.. With few criteria
a) 50% of cooperative members must have 5 years minimum experience b) cooperative total output capacity just be minimum of 200 ton per year c) cooperative must have capacity to process n package products
What happens is in few years poultry price drops so much that we can start to export and that export would break even maize and soy import .. Your GDP skyrocket
Again what do I know Smart. But where do you export poultry? Definitely not the U.S. or Europe? Poultry, would at best, always be for domestic consumption. Banning imports is always a great move as long as it's countered with an equal drive to increase internal production. That's China's game plan. Wherever it's not, it'd always lead to hyper-inflation. |
NYSC › Re: Kidnapped Corper Abba Feared Killed After Family Paid ₦10M Ransom by JimD(m): 12:21pm On Mar 06 |
Those idiots can protest about Iran's Ayatollah, but not the killing of their own brother. Imagine if half of what's happening now happened under GEJ. There would have been civil unrest. |