₦airaland Forum

iHart:
They are building more estates while the ones that are already built are empty. If they place a heavy tax like 500k per month for every empty flat, every house will be occupied and price on the rent will drop drastically. People will even be begging you to come take their house.

A really nice idea I must say. If one defaults such taxes accumulates till it gets to the value of the property. At which point such properties are forfeited to relevant housing ministry. This nonsense will stop in no time if such tax reforms can be put in place.

Father Lord, so how people are so focused on making videos of such horrible sights

Compensation post

Buhari sacked this, Buhari sacked that... does the Buhari even know these people at all, or what they do... someone or some persons are truly pulling some powerful strings behind the scenes.

How will the country move forward when we have mothers like this in our mist... this north should be separated from us abeg...

What exactly is Tacha management

As you have started cleaning you must not stop till all water ways and drainages in Lagos are clean... may the Lord strengthen you.

midnighter:
LOL OH MY GOODNESS

GOD PLEASE WHAT IS OUR OFFENCE

Modified : This is the full video, he actually answered the question... I think his aides got the wrong end of the stick...


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bHe3OiiTVUA

-"We will take concrete steps to harness climate-innovative ideas by including youth in decision-making processes..."

-"We will mobilise Nigerian youth towards planting 25m trees to enhance Nigeria's carbon sink..."

-"In the energy sector, Nigeria is presently diversifying its energy sources from dependence on gas-powered system to hydro, solar, wind, biomass and nuclear sources..."

-"Our government has introduced climate-smart agricultural practices..."

-"The Lake Chad basin .... has shrunk significantly from its original size due to climate change ... ecological restoration and recharge of the Lake Chad...promote interstate co-operation, strengthen community resilience, as well as addressing the environmental and security crises..."

I dont like him but I cant find anything wrong with what he said...its a perfect answer...

BEFORE YOU MAKE A JUDGEMENT WATCH THE FULL VIDEO..WHAT HAS BEEN POSTED ABOVE WAS JUST AN INTRODUCTION TO THE REAL ANSWER WHERE HE MADE HIS POINT....

A very weak excuse, so the future of the youth is to be planting trees He was lucky that line was in his prepared speech.

What can we say is the cause of this one now

There's are massive shortages in basic things like student hostels, lab equipments and so on... you are here mentioning airport, well done sir.

All I see is a bunch of old men on excursion

Every year, same old news... mumu people. More serious nations are intensifying researches into green energy, you're here battling with refineries built decades ago.

MrWTF:
You have quite a valid point.

Note- The population of Lagos alone is something that would only be calculated by a calculator.

In cities like New York, you can't escape traffic. So does it apply to a country of over 300 million heads like Nigeria, whose "get rich quick" pills is hawked in LAGOS.

I am very sure in the New York you mentioned bad roads are not the cause of their traffic... but this Lagos ehn, bad roads are the major cause of traffic.

Another so called EFCC-FBI collabo again

Which study or experiment have you carried out mr writer. All these ones nah just story wey you write.

He really does deserve more than that.

Please do all police officers pass through police college?

The ignorant fellas shouting he is being invited to talk about transportation. Yeye, what exactly does MC know about transportation. Touting and transportation are two entirely different things... nonsense special guest

We just like debts for this country.

Now that's a very good news.

HeWrites:
Senator Shehu Sani has reacted to the recent increment in Value Added Tax (VAT) by the President Muhammadu Buhari led federal government, Igbere TV reports.

Igbere TV had reported that President Buhari, in the last FEC meeting held on Wednesday, approved a two per cent increase in VAT to move it from the current five to seven per cent.

The Minister of Finance, Zainab Ahmed, who made the disclosure, however, said the implementation will not take effect until the approval by the National Assembly.

Reacting to the development in a tweet sighted by Igbere TV on Saturday, the former Senator representing Kaduna Central, wrote;

“Peter is for VAT,Paul is for new Minimum wage.”

https://twitter.com/ShehuSani/status/1172822984517664768?s=19

Igbere TV could deduce that the Kaduna born politician meant the President Buhari led administration was 'robbing Peter (masses) to pay Paul' (workers’).

http://igberetvnews.com/980219/check-out-shehu-sanis-tweet-on-newly-introduced&72-per-cent-vat/

On another note, an increase from 5% to 7% doesn't translate to a 2% increment

theenchanter:
The Federal Executive Council (FEC) presided over by President Muhammadu Buhari, on Wednesday approved about N182 billion for the construction and rehabilitation of various roads across the country.

The Minister of State for Works and Housing, Alhaji Abubakar Aliyu, said this while briefing State House Correspondents on the outcome of the maiden FEC meeting held at the Presidential Council Chamber, Abuja.

The roads are:

https://dailypost.ng/2019/09/11/fg-approves-n182-billion-rehabilitation-major-roads/

When will something be done about Warri-Sapele road...

Only in Nigeria, will such attract so much fanfare.

Is it that the police just purposely recruits bad eggs or being in the force makes these people the way they are

More organised transporters needed to be allowed to ply those lanes, they're are grossly underutilised.

Priscy01:
Nigerians have reacted with outrage to the approval of an increase in Value Added Tax (VAT) rate in the country from 5 per cent to 7.2 per cent by the Federal Executive Council (FEC), Igbere TV reports.

Igbere TV reports that the Minister of Finance, Budget and National Planning, Zainab Ahmed, announced the approval after the FEC meeting in Abuja on Wednesday.

She said stakeholders, including the National Assembly and the states, would have to agree on the date expected to be in 2020.

“We also reported to council and council has agreed that we start the process toward the increase of the VAT rate. We are proposing and council has agreed, increase in the VAT rate from 5 per cent to 7.2 per cent,” she said.

Nigerians have expressed disappointment with the government over the increase.

http://igberetvnews.com/982870/nigerians-knock-fg-over-increment-of-vat-to-7-2/

Who exactly are the stakeholders, do they not include the average Nigerian on whose purchases the VAT would reflect on... no consultation with us so this yeye increment cannot be allowed to stand.

Stc

What's wrong with this country, how will you propose that a single road will be costing 1billion naira each year to maintain, like howwwwwwww come... have a good railway network, take stress off the the roads...

Debt is not actually a bad thing if the money borrowed is put to good use, but the case of Nigeria is different, they keep borrowing money with nothing to show how they're been spent. Just this evening I read of the massive debt Americans have accumulated just for going to college. That's debt in a right direction, not borrowing to pay salaries and carry out projects that you'll still borrow more money to maintain again. Just imagine borrowing money to service already incurred debts. This country ehn, let me just stop there.

With all these contributions of some governors to the police in their states, isn't it time to test the waters of state police... at least in states that feel they can manage a state police...

Please finish the project fast, it's success should chart the way forward for others that might want to adopt the idea.

Heartless people, just imagine the huge sum... like they didn't have functional cars before. Four years will pass and they'll want to sell the cars to themselves at ridiculously low prices. Shame