₦airaland Forum

Segedinho:
But it head-scratching to remove subsidy when things are at it worst....and expect the masses to believe in your manifesto..



Batches removal or giving crudes to Dangote at a discounted price is ideal until the masses starts to believe in you....



Wait o... how much does crude fetches us yearly..cos I saw we produce 2.12m barrel per day.....Multiply dat by 365 days and Multiply it by d amount for 1 barrel....

Does that mean we will not exist to peradventure there was no crude??how does other country with no crude flourishes...

izzou:
[color=royalblue]Nigerians are suffering..

Even when i see people discuss about the removal, i do not contribute, because my view isnt theirs, but then i can relate.

There are people earning 20k a month...Yes, Twenty thousand naira for 30 days.

How is that person supposed to survive with the price of almost every commodity he needs, doubling or tripling?

I know you are at war with Obidients, but please, don't imagine life starts and ends with people on this thread.

Anything Tinubu can do from Monday sef is needed.

People are seriously suffering[/color]

raumdeuter:
You wan go collect Abia House of Assembly form be that o.

I see the convoy of campaign busses already

Abia leading the way for Lagos and others by making a Moslem Yoruba their leader

Segedinho:
The only palliatives reasonable here is to stretch it till we are ready to remove the subsidy..


We are ready only when we see other things working or at full display..

Things like ..

Reasonable electricity n cutting of unnecessary bonuses....

Truth in the amount of fuel we consume as a nation

Block smugglers and be thorough about it.

Let farmers believe they can work in their farm....

Give Dangote crude at discounted price while working on those things I highlighted

Our lives depends on fuel here Nigeria......

izzou:
[color=royalblue]The government can begin to give companies and industries some percentage of tax waivers, and that percentage must reflect in the salaries of their workers

The government can subsidise major food items from the wholesaling phase, so that people will have some relief as the reality of no subsidy progresses.

Even Power, they can give some tax waivers so that the consumers can see lesser charges of their bills. If i will pay 600 for petrol, I'll be glad to see that my NEPA bill isn't high, or i can now buy more units with my urgent 2k

These can be done for 3 months, or even 6, depending on the nation's coffers.

And probably there are other sectors they can help reduce the burden for a while[/color]

Donjazet2:
Only in his dreams.
To be fair sha, it was me who kept that candle burning for him.

seankafor:
are you saying shayek(sheik) Oasis is not in Saudi Arabia enjoying some Arabian pússies

Segedinho:
How many public worker do we have in Nigeria?how much increment would really reflect the plight they would be passing thru as a result of the abrupt display of insensitivity?


Does other private organisation free from paying tax...does a graduate who is making ends meet with bolt less of a Nigerian?

Does the salonist,barber,welders and many other hustlers deserve so less due to no light?

If food items are relegated to diesels..why are food items and other commodities flon d high in the absence of fuel...?

The poor people trekking deserved it since they are too inferior to pay for high transportation.....


Anyway,it is as it is....This doesn't affects you and your famz doesn't give you d right tobl disparage others...

izzou:
[color=royalblue]So everybody in the villages have trucks that run on diesel to transport their goods to the Market, where buyers use trucks to bring it it Lagos?

The woman who buys it at Mile 12, will go and look for Diesel truck to carry it from there to the street where she sells the tomatoes? Listen to yourself, brah.

And out of 200 million, how many are civil servants? So the rest should go and die because OasisX doesn't want any form of palliatives?

I strongly believe you are abroad. You cannot be here, seeing the groanings of people, and come back here to type "fûcking palliatives"[/color]

izzou:
[color=royalblue]Nobody is out of place of they demand palliatives to cushion the effect.

I support the removal, but then i try to be sympathetic to the plight of people. Because you can afford 600/litre and its effects does not mean millions can.

How can you say Tinubu should not provide any pallative? Are you in everybody's pocket and household?

I sincerely meant my prayer for him, because it is easier to be insensitive from a position of abundance.

When Oshiomole told that woman to Go and die, it was easy to say it because he was a governor.

If he was a Mai Ruwa or he was pushing wheelbarrow, he would not be insensitive[/color]

Donjazet2:
The funny thing is that that guy is actually not in any abroad.. I just kept that charade going for him..

He's right here in this country seeing all we're seeing. Just fooled by ethno-religious induced partisanship.

iamoyindamola:
You missed the laughing smiley








Bro

izzou:
[color=royalblue]This is a very insensitive thing to say, as a human being

My prayer is that God Almighty will not put you in a position where you will have to suffer as Nigerians are suffering now.

And before you type any long explanation, i support the removal. I have always said it here before now.[/color]

The voice over by Femi Gbajabiamila in this Presidential Inaugural Ball highlight is top notch!!

Kudos!! pic.twitter.com/IE3efSQ7L5

— David Offor (@DavidsOffor) June 3, 2023

patrickmuf:
I still think we can have some semblance of sanity here.

Donjazet2:

Segedinho:
Fuel are sold at actual price in country that doesn't have to worry about light or having approximate meagre 30k as minimum wage...

We have crude in abundance compared to several other countries but leaving in extreme poverty...

Segedinho:
Isn't smuggling a crime?Who owns the blame for being so laxed in handling and punishing violators?


If subsidy being removed because they can't put an end to smuggling(crime).then they are too incompetent to handle the position

Emaprince:
Come to think of it.... this subsidy thing have been an extreme criminal exercise.

It needed to go. Just that the timing isn't favorable for Naija now.

Looking at how subsidized fuels are being smuggled out to neighboring countries. SMH

I see Benin people complaining over removal of our own subsidy o. Imagine that.

The problem is just that even our law makers and the man that removed subsidy are all criminals. Removing subsidy is a good move, but we can't trust them to use whatever proceeds recovered(if there is any) for the good of the nation.

Segedinho:
This definitely is a good one ..until then

Segedinho:
Source

Ibukzy:
You will never see prosper post something like this