₦airaland Forum

nairalanda1:
Atiku is winning. Nothing like tinubu coming back.

But whoever wins, subsidy cannot come back. Returning subsidy means that ultimately it would be paid for by borrowing. It also means all the refinery projects in the pipeline...private ones, would be stymied...because no man, regardless of tribe , is going to invest in refinery, and sell product from that refinery at a loss because subsidy.

Even 'production this thing that atiku is talking about is essentially forcing crude oil producers to sell at a loss to refineries. How are they going to compensate them for their losses....more borrowing. How is government goinfg to replace lost revenue from crude...more borrowing.

Make we dey stop this longing for cheap prices for fuel. DOing that is why we lost four refineries...and billions of naira via corruption ...in the name of cheap fuel

MarkNsukkaBread:
Where do they promote a person from Admin secretary to head of a unit if merit is the major yardstick for that elevation?

nairalanda1:
Atiku by a slight margin, or it would be a runoff between Atiku and tinubu.

It's going to be narrow, that's for sure.

nairalanda1:
I am really really disappointed in you, man. I expected better from you.

PresidentAtiku:
Oga what counter argument do you need

our economy has been destroyed by tinubu and APC. Economy is in ICU

That is the only counter argument

nairalanda1:
Good analysis. But most of the subsidy people are really not against the removal of subsidy, they are only interested in using it as a campaign tool to get tinubu out.

Which is a good thing for me, by the way. But I still don't like their strategy. Spooks foreign investors, and all that,

NIGERIAJAGAJAGA:
Federal government even need to make the law once and for all.

dominique:
My line is still active, I still recharge on it from time to time to keep it active but I hardly use it anymore. The moment they switched to T2 from 9mobile, they scrapped recharge bonus and reduced their data allocation. As at the time of my last subscription, their data was more expensive than MTN data. If not for the sentimental attachment I have for all my lines, I would have thrown away the sim.

AllBlack:
Hello, some people actually possess the ability to write multiple paragraphs with all the pointers in the right places and the structure intact, especially when they actually mean to write.

Everything should not be easily attributed to the modern presence and dominance of AI. It is an insult and rather unfair to someone like me who has even disabled AUTO-CORRECT on all devices for many years now.

Writing is still a valid skill.

Barely eight days after being granted pardon by Osun State Governor, Ademola Adeleke, a former inmate, Sunday Omisakin, has been remanded in the Ilesa Correctional Facility for allegedly breaking into a house to steal a television.

Omisakin, who was listed as number 8 on the governor’s prerogative of mercy list signed on December 26, 2024, had been pardoned for what was described as a minor offence.

However, on January 3, 2025, he was arrested for allegedly burgling a residence in Osogbo and stealing a plasma television valued at N600,000.
The suspect was arraigned before the Osun State Magistrate Court in Osogbo, presided over by Magistrate Adekanmi Adeyeba, on two counts of burglary and theft.

According to police prosecutor Inspector Kayode Adeoye, “On January 3, 2025, at about 12:00 p.m. at Al-Medinat Area, Iludun, Osogbo, Omisakin broke into the house of one Shittu Damilare and stole a plasma TV worth N600,000.”

Omisakin has been remanded pending further court proceedings.

“The offence committed is contrary to and punishable under section 411 (1) (2) 363, 390(9) of criminal code cap 34 vol.II laws of Osun State of Nigeria 2002.”

Meanwhile, he pleaded not guilty to the offence as his counsel, Najite Okobe urged the court to admit him to bail in most liberal terms.

The prosecutor opposed to the bail stating that “Governor just pardoned him few days ago. He was sentenced to prison by Magistrate Olusegun Ayilara and he was not done serving his jail term.”