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you spent 35 minutes waiting for just N500? You deserve a slap. E too much na. |
This poster and some of his supposrters are as dumb as you can get. A little knowledge of economics would have convinced the OP not to make this post. The comparisms do not make any meaning at all. Some even claim that Nigerians do not pay taxes, someone should help me ask them where the allocation shared by the FG comes from. Is the allocation from Buhari's investments in his cattles? We all pay taxes one way or the other. If there is any Nigerian who does not pay taxes, then that person hasnt purchased anything since he was born. And then, why compare countries with higher minimum wages with a country like Nigeria where the current minimum wage is probably less than 14,OOO relative to the current exchange rate? What has the government done with the taxes we pay? Pls, we Nigerians are wise people o. Dnt jsut sit in ur comfort and come online to insult our collective sensibilities. The same reason we dnt pay 23K for electricity here is the same reason a quikie is as cheap as N5OO instead of the 12k u claim to pay abroad. |
Abagworo:Mr man, every Nigerian pays taxes. where do u tink the money used by the govt comes from? From PMB's investments abroad? |
jameseva:Is that why you had to bring up unreasonable, ridiculous and exagerated instances to prove ur point? The examples you cited have no bearing with the N50 u just mentioned naw. Peeps wil always complain about anything so its not a biggie. |
jameseva:Is that why you had to bring up unreasonable, ridiculous and exagerated instances to prove ur point? The examples you cited have no bearing with the N50 u just mentioned naw. |
Mr OP if a nigerian pays 23k for electricity, how much does he earn? |
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omowolewa:There is more to economics than what you typed my broda. The group is only saying she cannot manage the crisis. Whether that is true or not is another issue. Economists are not meant to manage only robust economies. |
If anybody here had said that guy was over-aged before this was discovered una for call am hater and liar. In Nigeria it is impossible to criticise a popular person without being called a hater. |
All Nigerian players are also over-aged. From Jay-jay Okocha to Iheanacho and co |
Each passing day i try to believe PMB is a good option for Nigeria but he just wnt stop fucking up every week! What have we done to deserve him as a president? To those who use his one-sided anti-corruption fight to rate the current govt, listen to me. If PMB's economic policies fail, Baba integrity or not, we will lose more money than 20years of an Abacha administration. There is more to governance than "integrity". |
How do we know these contracts were not awarded to monitor or spy on terrorist's? Have the contracts expired? If they havn't, what are there being used for at the moment? Are there the Nigerian govt's attempt at an NIA-like surveilance systems? In as much as the last administration wasn't trust-worthy, i find it harder to believe an administration which has continued to blame her the past admin for every current failure. Both admins are not trust-worthy if u ask me. |
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I love the northerners (all the numerous ethnicities in the north) for their simple lifestyle-simple until i speak against Islam if thats the religion of the person. But i love the Fulanis most (I cn't forget my Fulani chick). |
In order words, the arms deal saga is just being sensationalised to impress Buhari worshippers. The major problem i see about this corruption fight is that it has made us oblivious of the fact that the most significant task before the FG is our failing economy. |
Southern Nigerian, she looks Igbo. Not because Igbos are said to love money, but for her looks. Otherwise, Delta, Edo states. |
Ahmed4002:Dats wow! Sounds like you met an angel to me. Peeps like him are rare. Dats my tribe bu the way. |
Ahmed4002:What tribe frpm Kogi? |
funnynation:Ok boss |
Special adviser on media to the governor? Looks like typographical error. Nobody appoints this kind of person as a media adviser! |
funnynation:I am not surprised! |
funnynation:Am not surprised! |
DONSMITH123:we love him, he makes us more famous. how many politicians from kogi do u know apart from him? |
OrangeDream:That man de represent us wella for national politics. we like am like dat. most popular senator, after the senate president of course |
maturity can never be bought |
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forgiv her. it wil heal ur heart |
i just pity him |
Meanwhile we in Kogi are still patiently waiting for PMB to commiserate with us over the death of Prince Abubakar Audu a few months ago. It is on record that there were not best of friends until his death. |
when efcc hold dasuki all of una call am thieve but una de complain say the 1k too small. una think say na him salary he de share like that? the more he shares the more he steals. Politicians in civilised climes do not distribute money, instead dey distribute development. our money should be used to develop infrastructure and not our stomachs. dat is why i get angry wen i see these people sharing money. just go them in suits or agbada nd claim to be from an association, u will not get less than 500 thousand naira |
Acidosis:tell dem abeg. am also from Kogi and things are not easy here. Our Economic woes is responsible for the poor sales and not the anti-corruption stance. How do people even buy anytin wen there are not paid their salaries? The so-called corupt politicians, how many carq do they even buy? Does Goodluck have up to 500 cars? How many does Saraki and OBJ have? Most of them have less than 20 private cars. |
This write-up blatantly assumes most people in Abuja are politicians or beneficiaries of illegal transanctions whereas people are not even been paid their salaries! Are all car buyers Abuja residents? People come from all Neigborin states to purchase autos there. It also ignores present economic woes, if oil price falls, the nation's disposable income shrinks, this in turn will lead to reduced govt spending and its multiplier effect on consumer purchasing power. As long as Nigeria's wealth is being spent in Nigeria, corruption or no, purchases go still de kamkpe, baring some conditions sha. PMB's administration if anythin shuld make for even more purchases cos income will be more evenly distributed baring the oil crunch. Abegee make una no allow me crack my brain dis early mornin joor. |
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