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koladata:yea there are, but what are the percentage. business out of 1000... likewise some bank branches turnover billions daily, while some branches cant even turn over 5m naira daily. |
koladata:lol, shey one branch of bank self turn over 5m naira daily. I mean for ealxample, one branch of uba, dhe he turnover 5m naira daily |
Try put only 2 of those sack on your head let me see if ur head will collapse or not. Rosey de nosey |
They are using low salary payments as an excuse to be corrupt and not disciplined, but they can afford buying colos. Funniest thing is instead of Nigerians youth to hold the accountable for their actions, they are also making excuses for them using low salary, which enhance the police to be more corrupt. Until our youths start stepping up, judging and holding them responsible individually for wrong ful act, instead of making excuses. Nothing will change |
Sirianese:really, but be honest you arr only saying this bcus its coming from someone you dont support yet, assuming its obi or any politicians you support that his saying all this you would have backed him straight away without evidence and insult the govt for giving out land freely to their goon and cabal. So its not always about the news being passed, its just about the person that passed it. |
They're quick to call out USA, but they cant be ordeal like USA citizens. Juat imagine its USA citizens that surrounds FBI like this. Them for don kill many. ICE came to mind |
TheGoodJoe:yes exactly, no equipment, training and welfare of the doctors. Infact one was boosting putting the state money needed for development in banks where he has shares while doctors strike for good 13month bcus they where asking for equipment and good welfare. But seriously, Nigerians deserves there leaders |
CharlotteFlair:have you forgetting the name of the pastor, u sha want people from the other side to attack you |
Josywhyte:If you kil someone for killing a person, then how are you of any difference from the person? The police officer already made a mistake and took a life, no man should took another man's life, the respinse should be guided by justice, not revenge. Every human life has value. He should be sent to life in prison |
I talk am say FIFA go still ban Senegal team for 1year at least. Na bcus of their behaviours in the previous Afcon they brought this new rule now. |
This one just dey find where to use money do laundering. Dey find where to clean his money |
saintkel:who is stopping Pakistan, India, North korea, china, Russia from using theirs? |
Sirchiboy:believe me that 2 guys that was arrested and not released definitely are into shady deals too, maybe they are also into the same yahoo but they are still working daily jobs, there yahoo have nit really pay, but tgere are discriminating materials on there phone that is why they were not released. In those sort of raiding, the police wont even carry you along with tge boys, if they met you responsible, no drugs, they check your phone at hom and no yahoo materials on it. So do not think they are innocent like you claim |
ColdHunter:its not wrong for VDM to file a case upon Blord and send him to prison. The problem is accountability is always alien to Nigeria u said it all. That is why most Nigerians are mot in prison today bcus almost everyone has broken the law online before. Even yours, if we should check ur social media usage and post, we will definitely see many things from ur comments or post that arr illegal and will send you to prison |
QuinQQ:really. Pls how old are you |
SmartPolician:with ur logic, it means all and every past leaders has not done well, goodluck did not do well, obasanjo did mot do well, buhari did mot do well, atiku did not do well, obi is campaigning and campaignedfor his sevond term, so he did not do well in Anambra, ameachi did not do well in rivers. Wetin I dry even they explain self to people that reason eith their anus |
pyyxxaro:eya hypocrite. If this na Nigeria soldiers or Iranian soldiers or Russian soldiers. Ur comment wont be this sane exact words u use here. U will target the government of those regions |
Didijiji:yes you are right, The president can seek extra extra budgetary approval from the national assembly legally, so it was possible for tinubu to ask for more time. But the problem was, the subsidy system was already broken, dont let us stand pretending that we all didnt know it was back then. The country was already in chaos then, black market everywhere selling costlier, fuel scarcity, smuggling everywhere. Even if Tinubu had gotten approval for six more month, what would that have solved? The same problem would have come back in December, probably even worst self. Tinubu choses to rip off the bandage instead of pulling it slowly. That was his choice. You can disagree with it. But calling it clueless is ignoring the fact that the system had already collapsed. On if its a trap set by buhari, you are also right, that is a fair suspicion. Many Nigerians have said the same thing. Buhari's government left a time bomb. They knew the subsidy had to be removed. They knew it would cause pain. But they left it for the next person to do. So Tinubu inherited a mess and had to clean it up. If he had delayed, people would have said he was weak... Now because he acted immediately, people say he was reckless. Either way, he would still be criticized. But the point is, the trap existed because Buhari failed to deal with it for eight years. Tinubu walked into it, yes I know. But he also started fixing it. Does that mean we should feel better today? No. The pain is still real. But waiting does not mean sitting and hoping. It means watching to see if the numbers keep improving. If they don't, then the criticism is fully justified. But the numbers are all improving. Inflation has started coming down, the naira has stabilise and even gain value in 2025. Government revenue is up. Foreign debt is down The uncertainty is frustrating. The pain is real. But blaming Tinubu for removing a system that was already dead is not fair. He could have done it better? Maybe. But the old way was not working. Something had to change. Let us wait and see if the change leads to something better. If it doesn't, we can all say I told you so. But giving up now is not the answer. Fuel was already down to aroud 700 750 earlier this year and was expected to go more downward if not for the recent world crisis going on. |
Didijiji:u are angry, I understand. But you are mixing up how u feel about the announcement with the economic fact of the situation. You said he shoukd have removed it in phases, but you forgot by the time Tinubu gave his speech, the previous govts has already removed subsidy from the budget, the 2023 budget signed and passed by president buahari had no provision for fuel subsidy payment after June 2023 bcus the givt was legally unable to pay for it again. I'm not speaking based on what I hear others saying, I am speaking solely based on the realty and fact, u can go confirm. The 2023 budget has no provision for fuel subsidy after june 2023, so the removal was not sudden, it was already removed even before tinubu take over government in june, Tinubu just announced it for all. I can remember 2023 January, we were all expecting and waiting for the subsidy removal, we were all planning towards it. Have you forgotten so easily A phased removal only works if the government can afford to pay for the phase. Nigeria couldn't. They where owening NNPC trillons of naira through subsidy payment that NNPC coukdbt even imprt fuel again, which causes petrol scarcity everywhere and the fuel was alreadybselling at 600 to 700 per liter in the blcak market. The announcement was the result of a previous government's failure, not the cause of the crisis. The TSA was about making government spending more transparent and stopping corruption. That was a good policy, but you are right that it was implemented in a way that caused hardship. The banking sector was hard hit, and many businesses struggled as a result. The lesson here is that even good policies can cause massive pain if they are implemented without a proper planning. You said how long shoukd we wait, yes, this is your strongest question. Thhough the govt has not given a clear timeliness, but the economist amd international bodies have. The IMF projects that the economy will grow by 4.4% in 2026. The Economist recently reported that after nearly three years of pain, Nigeria's economy may be back from the brink The annual inflation rate, which hit a 30-year high in late 2024, has been falling, and the naira has stabilized Normally economic reforms is never easy, u face real pain in the first 18 to 24months, and then the positive effect arr supposed to start showing. So you are not wrong to be angry about the pain. The economic data shows that poverty has risen and the cost of living is high. But the cause of that pain is not the announcement of the subsidy removal. The cause is the 30 years of bad policy that led to that moment. The current government is trying to fix those problems, and the early data suggests it might be working. Only time will tell. But at least the country is finally trying a different path. |
Didijiji:I can go all day with factual explanation, trying to make you see through reality the way I see it, tjough I know that wont change anything. But I want you to listen: I am not saying Tinubu is perfect. I am not saying the pain is not real. Inflation is high. Many people are suffering. But blaming Tinubu for removing a broken system is like blaming a doctor for cutting open a wound to clean it. The cut hurts. But the infection was already there. Let us wait and see if the reforms produce results. If they don't, we can all complain together. But giving up after two to three years is not the answer |
Didijiji:let me give you a small example. I used to buy goods from Lagos market. But the middlemen were eating my profit. So I decided to start importing directly. It was the right decision. But for the first full year, my money was tighter than when I was buying locally. I struggled. I almost went back. But I stayed with it, and now things are getting better. That is what a transition period looks like. If I, one small business person, can face a tough transition when I change a bad policy that was keeping me stagnant, how much more a whole country of over 200 million people? You cannot judge Tinubu's policy by only the first two to three years of pain. You have to give it time. The old way was already failing. At least this new way has a chance. Those people you are glamorous for to take over where also once past leaders of this same country. And even if they where not even past leaders, they can't perform a magic. U have to face sone painful truth. |
Didijiji:WOW. You are also blaming Tinubu for the incompetence of Govornors now?. You have forgotten under the Nigeria constitution, the president cannot remove a govornor, they did not report to the president, he did not elect them, he cannot question them, and he cannot fire them. If a govornor is failing, blame the people of that state who elected him. You cannot hold the president responsible for the choices of 35 seperate state government. That is not how democracy works. Now let's check some of ur claims that you mebtion against the fact. On the allocation aspect, you are right state allocation have increased drastically and local government now received allocation directly, that is kudos to Tinubu government, though some govornors are failing to show result. But you are wrong that everyone prefers Buhari's era. That system had a hidden subsidy that made a few connected people rich. Many Nigerians are struggling now because the government is finally removing those old systems. It's painful, but it's not a scam. It's a necessary change.. I'm not in support of any party, but I can see good system when I see one, and I hoped for it to work. You're right that Nigeria's inflation is the highest in West Africa right now, I agree. That is a fact. But you're wrong to say the old subsidy system was a good thing. That system was not helping the masses. It was a machine for corruption. And the Naira you see today is its real market value. The old fixed rate was a lie. On Tinubu and South Sudan, That is your opinion, not a fact. South Sudan is the poorest country in the world. Nigeria is not there, and there is no evidence it will get there. You can disagree with Tinubu's policies, but that statement is just an exaggeration So let's just be honest. The economy is hard we know. Inflation is also high. But the problems we face today are the result of decades of bad policies, not just the last two years. Removing the fake exchange rate and the fuel subsidy was always going to cause pain. The question is whether that pain will lead to something better. That is what we are waiting to see. That is what I'm waiting to see. Feel free to quote me anytime. |
gidgiddy:Yes, it is true that many Nigerians still support APC because of tribal sentiments, religious affiliation, and personal interests. That is not a lie. Some people will support Tinubu just because he is from the South-West. Some Christians will not vote for a Muslim-Muslim ticket. Some people get contracts, appointments, or small cash gifts from APC politicians. So they will support APC no matter what. But that is not the full truth. The same thing happens on the other side too. Opposition supporters also stick to their own candidates because of tribe, religion, or personal interest. Many people who support Peter Obi do so because he is from their tribee. Many who support Atiku do so because he is Fulani. So you are pointing a finger at APC while ignoring that your own side does the same thing. That is hypocrisy. You are also blinded by your own bias. That is why you cannot see what Tinubu is actually doing. He removed the fuel subsidy that was stealing money from all of us for years. He stopped the government from fixing the dollar rate, which was a hidden subsidy that made a few people rich while the rest of us suffered. Under his watch, the naira gained value for the first time in 13 years. Government revenue went up. Foreign debt went down. Does that mean everything is perfect? No. Inflation is high. Many people are struggling. But change was never going to be easy after eight years of Buhari hiding the problems. You call it incompetence. I call it facing the truth. The problem is you have already chosen your side. So no matter what Tinubu does, you will call it bad. That is not analysis. That is just politics and sides. Exactly what you accused APC supporters of doing. |
Didijiji:let me ask you a question. which is better between: Govt subsidising the dollar using our naira, fixing the exchange rate using subsidy and creating official rate and parallel rate, allowing only few set of people who have connections who can get dollars at cheap officials price, take the dollar to the black market and sell at parallel market rate. The buhari system only reward those set of people and they are just 0.1percent of Nigeria's population. When Tinubu came, he floated the naira, and allow the market to decide its true rate, removing the corrupt practice done by the few who can assess dollar cheap and sell high. This allow the naira to attain its real value and it fall drastically and attain its real value. So its the market that determines the value of the naira now, not the government. So the question u ask me is still for you to decide. Here is a way to think about it. If you believe that a stable but fake number is better, and you could tolerate a system that was broken and corrupt, then you might prefer the Buhari era. The pain was slow and grinding, and the true cost was hidden. If you believe that facing a painful truth head-on is the only way to build a real and better future, then Tinubu's economics is better. He has taken a huge gamble. He caused immediate, severe pain to fix a problem that Buhari ignored for eight years. But the early signs the naira's first annual gain in over a decade, the jump in government revenue, the export boom are the first green shoots of a potentially healthier economy. No one can say for sure if Tinubu gamble will pay off. But if Nigeria keeps bringing on leaders who refuse to make painful but necessary changes, the country will remain stuck in the same cycle. Tinubu's approach, for all its current hardship, at least offers a different path. |
Irony1:your guys will just one way or the other find something to say once you are not in support of the person, u always find a way to discredit, Example if someone u dont like give 1000 people who are hungry rice, and pne of them choked due to how fast he was eating, you guys will come out and say why did he give them rice, didnt he know it will choke them, why not give them garri. Or chicken. So I see no reason to explain anything to you. Where or which news did you ever see that Nigeria hovt borrowed loan directly to give student loan?. And who told you it does not make sense for the givt to borrowed loan to give student loan |
alsudan:lol, If we compare Tinubu’s borrowing with Buhari’s, it’s not as simple as saying one is just borrowing more. During Buhari’s time, the naira was stronger against the dollar, around 750 to 800 naira per $1. Now it is around 1,360 per $1. So if Nigeria owes, for example, $1 billion, the amount in naira terms will automatically look much bigger today even if the dollar amount has not increased. That is because the naira has lost value, not necessarily because more money was borrowed. Also, since Tinubu came in, there have been several major spending commitments. Student loans were introduced, salaries were increased for police, teachers, military, and NYSC members, and some outstanding arrears for doctors were paid. There are also more federal road projects going on compared to previous years, and state allocations have increased significantly, in some cases two to three times higher. All these things require a lot of money. So the question is, where is the government getting the funds from to cover all these expenses? It is not like the money is coming from nowhere. |
I PlasmaTV:lol. Bcus the mention names from east then its not authentic abi. |
PlasmaTV:shebi Burkina faso is better than Nigeria? |
Owoino:someone that has been planning to sell all his car as scrap and by the latest version of each of his cars |
mayor1814:but no lie o, before this isreal and usa war and conflict with IRAN, have u heard about IRAN before in any news? Are u sure u know there was a coubtry named IRAN before? |
HacheNoire:the difference between Russia, china and the USA is that, USA is ready to destroy the world, or destroy a civilisation, kill a president, change a regime using all means possible. But Russia and china still play safely want world peace not threatening to destroy civilisation |
alobright17:police are underpaid almost all over the world, even in the USA police are underpaid. Does that make them turn to overnight their. No. Nigerians are just so corrupt from top to bottom |