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PoliticsRe: The Logic Behind Wishing Evil To The Country... by lionshare:
gidgiddy:
Are those who won elections enjoying the country? Are they buying petrol, bread or geisha cheaper? Are they more secure than others?

Nigeria is what it has always been, an unworkable British colonial creation that should have been dissolved a long time ago
Every country has a checkered past; what matters is the impact you choose to make. I don’t accept the idea that Nigeria won’t work just because it was shaped by the British—so was the USA. Whether those who won are enjoying the country is subjective, but even if they aren’t, they would never wish her evil.
PoliticsRe: The Logic Behind Wishing Evil To The Country... by lionshare: 1:03pm On Sep 25, 2025
It probably from losing the election—like the story of Solomon and the two women claiming the child, where the woman who wasn't the mother was willing to let the child die.
PoliticsRe: Adamawa LG Chairmen’s Wives Attend Training In Turkey Amid Unpaid Pensions by lionshare: 12:57pm On Sep 25, 2025
lexy2014:
nairalanda1 from the look of things, don't you think Nigerians need to pay more taxes so that there can more of these trips?
More people will get to travel at the LGA level grin grin
PoliticsRe: Economy: Nigeria Up, Argentina Collapsing by lionshare: 4:43pm On Sep 24, 2025
Eboofa:
You have oil sir........Argentina does not have oil! APC has decimated our oil blessings.....at this point we have almost collateralized all our oil proceeds into the future........thank your stars for diaspora remittances too!
For clarity: they produce oil, export both crude and refined products, and also import some refined petroleum
PoliticsRe: Tinubu Confers Posthumous honours On Four Ogoni Heroes by lionshare: 4:36pm On Sep 24, 2025
Zeekzeek:
This is nonsense, does the dead has need for this.

Take care of the living and you are disturbing the dead with useless award.
So, is it that your culture lacks heroes, or is remembering them just not part of your tradition?
PoliticsRe: Economy: Nigeria Up, Argentina Collapsing by lionshare: 1:24pm On Sep 24, 2025
mrvitalis:
Oga there is none
Your ChatGPT told you none? Or that’s your assumption?
PoliticsRe: Economy: Nigeria Up, Argentina Collapsing by lionshare: 1:23pm On Sep 24, 2025
SarkinYarki:
Name the macro indicator abeg let's compare
How about you compare inflation rate for starters?
PoliticsRe: Economy: Nigeria Up, Argentina Collapsing by lionshare: 12:29pm On Sep 24, 2025
mrvitalis:
Name the macro indicator performing better oga
Ask ChatGPT if I'm wrong — you're free to call me out with evidence. 'Go and verify.
PoliticsRe: Economy: Nigeria Up, Argentina Collapsing by lionshare: 12:16pm On Sep 24, 2025
Ofunaofu:
The only thing Tinubu ‘stabilized’ is the collapse he orchestrated himself. Nigeria’s economy didn’t just stumble, it was shoved off a cliff by reckless, calamitous, poorly timed policies with no safety net. Comparing GDP trends while ignoring context is just intellectual laziness. Argentina may be struggling, but at least their leaders didn’t light the economy on fire and then take credit for putting out the smoke. Nigeria's improving indicators are like applauding a doctor for stabilizing a patient after nearly killing them with the wrong diagnosis.
Using your context, it's that collapse that Milei avoided in 2023 that's causing the instability in Argentina now. If only he had the courage to do what was done in Nigeria, he wouldn't be in this situation. Now he can't reverse his policies because of the cost implications, and elections are around the corner.
PoliticsRe: Economy: Nigeria Up, Argentina Collapsing by lionshare: 10:48am On Sep 24, 2025
mrvitalis:
Nigerian GDP went from 375 billion dollars to just over 200 billion today since 2023

Argentina GDP went from 646 billion in 2023 to 669 billion dollars in 2025

And a human being with sense thinks Nigeria is doing better than Argentinahuh

Some of you are funny ooh

Argentina borrowed 44 billion dollars and their GDP have grown by same amount

Tinubu borrowed over 15 billion dollars and our GDP dropped by 200 plus billion ...

Of Argentina rebase their GDP they would be a trillion dollars economy
The reason Nigeria's GDP dropped significantly in 2023 while Argentina's only saw a mild increase—despite both facing the same challenges—is the same reason Nigeria's macroeconomic indicators are now performing much better than Argentina's.
PoliticsRe: Nigeria’s GDP Grows By 4.23% In Q2 2025 – NBS by lionshare(op): 7:22am On Sep 23, 2025
Jayhome24:
They will never read this or listen to such news but if its bad news about Nigeria this topic will be in page 10 by now.

I'm waiting for Mr complaint-in-chief of Nigeria to do press conference to counter this.
Good news allergy, I guess.
PoliticsRe: Nigeria’s GDP Grows By 4.23% In Q2 2025 – NBS by lionshare(op): 7:20am On Sep 23, 2025
zionstaar75:
don't mind him,even a fool can see that things are getting better.since June I've been buying everything at the same price
Honestly, I don’t understand these folks. On one hand, you’re complaining things are bad, yet the same you is complaining when things start to improve.
InvestmentRe: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by lionshare: 11:25pm On Sep 22, 2025
chimex38:
Exactly..this is the reality.
This is the koko.
Compounding effect should be reported not the usual Y-o-y or monthly reduction as IMF and economics reports them.

Make I Expand the bracket grin

Month --> Month reports of 40%-->35%--35%-->35%->30%-->25%-->20%=
220% Compounded!!!!!❌
100%= doubled
200%= trippled!!
220%= price has more than trippled!
But on the surface, the rates of increase are reducing gradually from 40 to 35 to 30 to 25..
Who ee help? undecided.
Doesn't benefit the masses with stagnant purchasing power.❌

Simply, Nigerians need average deflation rate reports..
rate(Deflation) of
-10%--> -15%--> -5%-->-12%..✅
=-32%
Price of commodities reduced by 32%.
This is what people will feel on the streets..
The Compounded reduced effects✅
With cumulative inflation from 1999 to 2024 exceeding 2,400%, does it make sense to adopt this as the current effective inflation rate?
PoliticsRe: Nigeria’s GDP Grows By 4.23% In Q2 2025 – NBS by lionshare(op): 10:47pm On Sep 22, 2025
Mindlog:
It is not about his preference, for overwhelming majority of Nigerians, what can their naira buy them in the market to meet their basic needs, NBS generated GDP figures is the least of their worries.
Is it really right to feel sad when their situation is not getting worse but steadily improving? Are you an enemy of progress? It seems you don’t care about the pains of the masses easing; instead, you want it to get worse for whatever reason.
PoliticsRe: Nigeria’s GDP Grows By 4.23% In Q2 2025 – NBS by lionshare(op): 8:25pm On Sep 22, 2025
Commentor:
He can't answer that.
hopefully he will respond
PoliticsRe: Nigeria’s GDP Grows By 4.23% In Q2 2025 – NBS by lionshare(op): 8:24pm On Sep 22, 2025
helinues:
Enemies of progress should stay out of this thread as this news is not for them.
😊
PoliticsRe: Nigeria’s GDP Grows By 4.23% In Q2 2025 – NBS by lionshare(op): 7:33pm On Sep 22, 2025
Racoon:
Does the unfortunate fellas plaguing the hapless citizens of this nation appreciate what the GDP is today? Per person capital GDP is the best index of assessment not even the GDP of a nation.
Ok, assuming you’re correct in both instances, do you still prefer a further decline in the GDP per capita of Nigerians?
PoliticsRe: Nigeria’s GDP Grows By 4.23% In Q2 2025 – NBS by lionshare(op): 7:16pm On Sep 22, 2025
Racoon:
A GDP growth in background of worsening hardship, increasing cost of living, worsening reducing power, increased govt borrowing, double-digit inflation, is not in tandem is nothing to write home about
Do you prefer a decline in GDP?
PoliticsRe: Nigeria’s GDP Grows By 4.23% In Q2 2025 – NBS by lionshare(op): 7:15pm On Sep 22, 2025
Ttalk:
Good news about Nigeria is a balm to the heart of patriotic Nigeria. Nigeria will continue grow stronger and better.

Rational Nigerians are begining to see and appreciate the hard work the president is doing that other president in the past could not do.

It's not by talk, but by action, the president has laid solid economic foundation and in 2 years we are already seeing the result.

Our balance of trade is now in positive
Inflation going down
Naira stabilizing against dollar.
Huge
Nigeria is on the UP—-hopefully we can achieve a 5% GDP growth by FY2025
PoliticsNigeria’s GDP Grows By 4.23% In Q2 2025 – NBS by lionshare(op): 6:58pm On Sep 22, 2025
Nigeria’s real Gross Domestic Product grew by 4.23 per cent (year-on-year) in the second quarter of 2025, the National Bureau of Statistics revealed in its Q2 2025 GDP Report.

According to the report released on Monday on its website, the figure shows a significant improvement compared to 3.48 per cent recorded in the second quarter of 2024 and the 3.13 per cent recorded in Q1 2025.

PUNCH Online reports the figures signal a strengthening economy, driven by recent rebasing, rebound in oil production and a resilient non-oil sector.

The report said, “Following the rebasing [url][/url]of the Gross Domestic Product using 2019 as the base year, previous quarterly GDP estimates were benchmarked to the rebased annual estimates to align the old series with the new rebased estimates
https://punchng.com/breaking-nigerias-gdp-grows-by-4-23-in-q2-2025-nbs/

PoliticsRe: Protesting Workers Shut Down $10 Billion NLNG Train 7 Project by lionshare: 10:17pm On Sep 21, 2025
What I find interesting is the refusal to mention their exact salary range? These are not minimum wage people they’ll self resolve eventually.
PoliticsRe: Liman: Tinubu's Next INEC Chairman Is A Magnet For Controversies - Kperogi by lionshare: 10:48am On Sep 20, 2025
I think the next INEC chairman will likely come from South east or north central.
EducationRe: Professors Decry Poor Pay, Struggle With Debts by lionshare: 7:34am On Sep 20, 2025
TenQ:
No!
They are paid at par because NUC insist on this. The problem is that some private Universities may owe several months of salary to their staff
You mean the NUC is dictating how much a private institution is to pay their employees? I can understand setting minimum benchmarks, but not a fixed rate. The reason I asked the initial question is: if private university lecturers are better paid, then that gives public lecturers the option of choosing a public university for better pay. Over time, the government will be forced to improve remuneration in order to retain and attract manpower, which is a win-win for all parties.

However, if private lecturers are not exactly well compensated, then the entire tertiary education system — including private institutions — is nothing more than an organized subsidy, perpetually waiting for government handouts. This means quality will always be lacking.
EducationRe: Professors Decry Poor Pay, Struggle With Debts by lionshare: 6:19am On Sep 20, 2025
I’m curious are lecturers in private universities better paid compared to those in public universities?
PoliticsRe: Regulator To Take Over Oil Contracts In Nigeria by lionshare: 9:33pm On Sep 19, 2025
SarkinYarki:
The contracts being referred to are the the JV contracts ( agreements) , the ministry of petroleum bcam handle that
what’s the benefit of the newly proposed arrangement over the current one if opacity remains the norm? Is this a global standard?
PoliticsRe: Crisis Looms at Ikeja Electric as Sahara Group Mismanagement Triggers Mass Layof by lionshare: 3:39pm On Sep 18, 2025
IkennaOkongwu:
It is true that Sahara Group and a Korean company own 60% of Ikeja Electric, while the Federal Government retains 40%. However, it is incorrect to claim that the workforce is not tied to government. The truth is that the Federal Government still plays a significant role because:

1. Equity Ownership: With 40% ownership, the Federal Government is still a major shareholder in Ikeja Electric. The workforce and infrastructure were originally funded, built, and sustained by government investment before privatization.

2. Licensing and Regulation: The management operates strictly on licenses issued by the Nigerian Government through NERC. Without these licenses, Sahara Group and its partners cannot operate the Disco.

3. Funding and Debt: The government continues to inject funds and guarantee loans for Ikeja Electric PLC via CBN to sustain operations, which indirectly supports both staff and infrastructure.

4. Continuity of Assets: The physical infrastructure (lines, poles, substations, etc.) still belongs to the Nigerian State. The private investors are only managers and operators, not outright owners of these national assets.

Therefore, while Sahara Group may control the majority stake and handle direct employment contracts, the Nigerian Government still retains substantial ownership, responsibility, and influence over both the workforce and infrastructure.
You’re essentially validating the union’s actions based on the Nigerian government’s ownership, so if the government wants to avoid the union’s unreasonable behavior, shouldn’t it stop owning stakes in any company?
EducationRe: FG Reintroduces Nigerian History As Compulsory Subject In Schools by lionshare: 11:51am On Sep 18, 2025
EyeCumInPeace:
Very good.

Let the children be taught how various ethnic Nationalities that are not ready to unite to build a nation, were forced by colonialists to coexist under a geographic contraption called Nigeria.
Is that not the story of most countries in the world?
PoliticsRe: What If Fubara Refuses To Return Back As Rivers Governor? by lionshare: 11:49am On Sep 18, 2025
Yes, he can choose to resign as governor and his deputy will take over.
PoliticsRe: Rivers: Tinubu's Emergency Rule Will Hurt Democracy For A Long Time - Obi by lionshare: 11:31am On Sep 18, 2025
Earthquakes:
Exactly, instead of calling wike to order you removed elected governor to please a minister grin
We have seen tinubu crisis management, this will be a yardstick to remove governors going forward and some if you will cry more later grin grin
Yes, he has handled it impressively, and he’s not the kind of father who would abandon his family because of a crisis—that idea is just ridiculous. Even within families, crises are normal, but abandoning your family because of them is unforgivable.

As for the governors: as long as they don’t interfere with other democratic structures, no president will attempt to remove them. In the long run, this will mean greater power and independence for state legislatures. That kind of nonsense Obaseki pulled under Buhari should have no place in our political system.
PoliticsRe: Rivers: Tinubu's Emergency Rule Will Hurt Democracy For A Long Time - Obi by lionshare: 11:21am On Sep 18, 2025
This is prolly why this guy keeps changing political parties because he has zilch capacity for crisis management & conflict resolution. Perpetual defector grin
PoliticsRe: Dangote Refinery: DAPPMAN Demand N1.5trn Yearly Subsidy To Match Our Gantry Pric by lionshare: 11:17am On Sep 18, 2025
casualobserver:
When you are doing “business” by importing with official forex and import duty waivers competing against legitimate business men who obtained their forex at the black market rate and paid the official duty you own a bank and you don’t lend to businesses but make money from lending to govt and from round tripping, why won’t won’t you be successful. Those avenues for many of these business men have been closed, we will now know who the true business men are!

You see them with rickety tankers because they had no need to be efficient. Now that they have to compete in a levelplaying field, you will see the wheat separating from the chaff.
How can they compete with no strategy? I think property guys will soon buy up most of those tank farms and turn it to residential estates grin
PoliticsRe: FG, States, LGs Shared ₦2.2 Trillion August Revenue – FAAC by lionshare: 11:10am On Sep 18, 2025
Mario619:
Task the harmless poor citizens and give to the greedy state governors and politicians to thief more. I stand for regional system of Government in Nigeria!!!! January when the whole Taxations starts, everybody go feel the hit!!! Na be person go tell you to join street
The new tax rules actually protects the poor more and give lower income more savings maybe you read it up before making ridiculous or poorly thought-out false alarm.

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