₦airaland Forum

Moh247:
For now, nobody can really beat Dangote in Lagos.. his investments are just too massive.

Solsix:
Nah them go complain pass, nah them go vote nonsense pass.

Seefinish:
yes I agreed with you, I am talking about those who threatened others with death and deportation

trutharena:
Tomorrow now, if Tinubu reverse subsidy and then start borrowing massively or increase taxes, na these same Nigerians go come out dey kick the government for borrowing and protesting increase in taxes and etc.

It’s like this country is cursed. The president should just do what he think is best for the country and not mind most of these rabble rousers.

No matter what he does, they go complain. So better he do what he think is best and get all the complaint than he scared like Jonathan to do what he should have done and postpone the suffering to the future.

If tomorrow, FG can no longer pay civil servant salary or have enough money to build infrastructure and etc., na same Nigerians go come out to say ba because them dey loot the money and subsidy scam bla bla bla.

I now see the reason why some leaders pay deaf hear to some calls.

Seefinish:
I don't Pity any of them, when they were shouting Awalokan and threatened others with deportation and death if they don't vote Tinubu, did they know that what comes around goes around?

The Aare Ona Kakanfo of Yoruba land, Gani Adams, has faulted the hike in the prices of Premium Motor Spirit, known as petrol.

According to Adams, the fuel price hike is making life difficult for Nigerians, noting that the situation is biting hard.

Adams, who asked the President, Bola Tinubu, to swiftly address the attendant consequences of the subsidy removal, said that Nigerians can no longer bear the hardship they are experiencing.

Adams, in a statement signed by his Special Assistant on Media, Kehinde Aderemi, said such skyrocketing increase in fuel price has never happened in Nigeria’s history.


According to him, there is no country in the world like Nigeria (a major producer of oil) where the citizens are groaning in pain over an insensitive increase in the prices of fuel.

“We know how much we buy fuel before now. Nigeria is yet to survive the subsidy removal that led to the sudden increase in the price of fuel from N187 to N500 per litre before it was jerked up now to N617 per litre within two months. It is painful. No sensitive government would be happy when the citizens are suffering.

“It is imperative for me to speak up, especially, with what we are experiencing now in the country. It is unfortunate. This is not what we expect from a president that is coming from the South West region of the country.


“As a product of this democratic struggle, a political activist and the father of the nation, President Bola Tinubu must know that the citizens are his children. Therefore, a father must work on the best way to solve the problem of the children.

“With the present situation in the country, three state governors have declared a three-day week for civil servants in their respective states. The national leadership of the College of Education Academic Staff Union had directed its members nationwide to attend their respective workplaces only two days a week.

“The new directive was premised on the recent price hike on fuel, and this has worsened the cost of transportation, food, and other essential commodities that has increased by over 300 per cent.

“All over the world, many things have been subsidised in the interest of the mass of the people. Power, health, food, and other necessities of life are being subsidised.

“Petrol is the main commodity that moves the economy. And now the same product is being sold for N617 per litre. It is unbearable. For instance, an ordinary Nigerian worker travelling from Mainland to Island on a weekly basis would spend 25 litres of fuel per day-that is over N15,000 naira.

“In a week, it is N75,000 per week, and in a month, it amounts to over N300,000 naira. That is too bad for Nigeria and Nigerians. Energy, including petrol, diesel, or gas needs to be subsidised because of productivity’s sake. No economy survives the high cost of energy.

“It is the responsibility of every government to subsidise food-that is what is called food security. When the government subsidises energy that is energy security.


“All over the world, governments are subsidising energy to boost productivity. It is sad that presently people are losing their jobs, more businesses are collapsing, companies are folding up and tension is heightened in the country.

“Hyperinflation is setting in and it shows nothing but the insensitivity of the new administration.

“Nigeria runs an informal economy and PMS is the most important energy source in Nigeria, therefore, President Tinubu has to retrace his step in order to save the country from this hardship,” Gani Adams said.

helinues:
Sebi states can now produce/generate their own electricity, the state governors no longer have excuse.

If we truly want improvement in our electricity, then the increase in electricity tarrifiia necessary.

Even government establishment dey owe Nepa not to talk of lots of illegal electricity connection from the citizens

DevilsEqual:
No news source, No real data or stats to back it u
You guys are just educated illiterate...You believe almost anything

HacheNoire:
Nigeria is finished!

China should quickly do the needful and recolonize us.

Nigerian Senators Wives 🤣🤣🤣🤣


Who is now the secretary for the “Nigerian Senators Husband

helinues:
Don't ask me dumbo question.

Whatever Daniel might be going through now is something I have narrated before.

You self know say no be today, Alien 👽 inspired thoughts always at Standby

helinues:
Daniel never see shomething

This is just the beginning

omenka:
I didn't read this comment before posting mine above. I swear.

You see these people, I know them inside out!!