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⏩▶️Buhari just appointed incompetent
Fulani people all over the country &
doesn't care whether they are performing
or not. All he wants is for them to enjoy
the spoils of his ethnocentric presidency.❌❌

This FCT Minister is the worst so far❎❎

Beancounter94:
More like FCT does not have enough money, and there is looting too.

FCT used to raise money from parking meters to supplement its income some 8 years ago, until someone got a court order to stop it.

Also, we don't pay something called a council tax. Many cities in the UK...residents pay something called a council tax which can be as high as 85,000 to 100000 naira. (I know, Nigeria cannot be compared to the UK eh, we are poor)...but that money goes into providing essential services such as street light, transport, etc.

The oyel money that we all rely on is not enough for all of us. Which is why you that is shouting Hausas and Fulani...is your state capital well lit all over? The reason is simple...there isn't enough money to do the job.(apart from Lagos maybe, and even Lag is not well lit all over). Because your tax to gdp ratio is too low and because the oil price has not been high enough to sustain us for nearly 9 years, if not longer.

States and the FCT need to be innovative in raising money not just for streetlights , but for public services, especially in the cities. And Nigerians too need to put pressure on their leaders to make sure the money is used well to ensure that their cities are run well.(The court case I referred to earlier may have stopped corruption in the parking meter system, but then it also threw out the baby with the bathwater)

(This is not a supporting Buhari message...personally, I think the minister of FCT should be more of a professional than a polticial somebodi. APC continued with the same old same old.Ironically, the last really good FCT minister we had was El-Rufai.)

Do you know all Taxi cabs pay tax everyday?
Do you at all motor parks money is collected? What is it used for?
Do you know that all signboard displayed in the fct must pay tax?
Do you know that every shop in all markets, plaza, etc pay tax to the fct?
Do you know tenement rates is collected from landlords in the fct?

The fct generates revenue, the question should be what is the revenue generated used for?

zanshi:
You put Hausa Fulani in vital ass positions and you expect to see development

Please list the Hausa/fulani’s in vital positions in Abina, Enugu, Ebonyi , anambra and IMO states

Add SS and SE states as well.

Where are the fulani’s there?

Beancounter94:
More like FCT does not have enough money, and there is looting too.

FCT used to raise money from parking meters to supplement its income some 8 years ago, until someone got a court order to stop it.

Also, we don't pay something called a council tax. Many cities in the UK...residents pay something called a council tax which can be as high as 85,000 to 100000 naira. (I know, Nigeria cannot be compared to the UK eh, we are poor)...but that money goes into providing essential services such as street light, transport, etc.

The oyel money that we all rely on is not enough for all of us. Which is why you that is shouting Hausas and Fulani...is your state capital well lit all over? The reason is simple...there isn't enough money to do the job.(apart from Lagos maybe, and even Lag is not well lit all over). Because your tax to gdp ratio is too low and because the oil price has not been high enough to sustain us for nearly 9 years, if not longer.

States and the FCT need to be innovative in raising money not just for streetlights , but for public services, especially in the cities. And Nigerians too need to put pressure on their leaders to make sure the money is used well to ensure that their cities are run well.(The court case I referred to earlier may have stopped corruption in the parking meter system, but then it also threw out the baby with the bathwater)

(This is not a supporting Buhari message...personally, I think the minister of FCT should be more of a professional than a polticial somebodi. APC continued with the same old same old.Ironically, the last really good FCT minister we had was El-Rufai.)

u keep saying there is no enough money in FCT how come a state like oyo state is embarking on 224km street lightening?does oyo state has more income than abuja?it's not about the money it's about the will in the heart of those in power..seyi makinde said he made the street lit up a priority because he knows it will help in curbing insecurity..If FCT minister too knows the importance he would fix it even as the nation's capital hence why must u put an has a fulani in there who thinks more about his cow and with a stone age mentality that makes him care not infrastructural development as long as there is grazing route for his animals

Even the president of Nigeria must be bogged down with lighting in Abuja?

Reducing the country to Abuja. Kwontinue.

Beancounter94:
More like FCT does not have enough money, and there is looting too.

FCT used to raise money from parking meters to supplement its income some 8 years ago, until someone got a court order to stop it.

Also, we don't pay something called a council tax. Many cities in the UK...residents pay something called a council tax which can be as high as 85,000 to 100000 naira. (I know, Nigeria cannot be compared to the UK eh, we are poor)...but that money goes into providing essential services such as street light, transport, etc.

The oyel money that we all rely on is not enough for all of us. Which is why you that is shouting Hausas and Fulani...is your state capital well lit all over? The reason is simple...there isn't enough money to do the job.(apart from Lagos maybe, and even Lag is not well lit all over). Because your tax to gdp ratio is too low and because the oil price has not been high enough to sustain us for nearly 9 years, if not longer.

States and the FCT need to be innovative in raising money not just for streetlights , but for public services, especially in the cities. And Nigerians too need to put pressure on their leaders to make sure the money is used well to ensure that their cities are run well.(The court case I referred to earlier may have stopped corruption in the parking meter system, but then it also threw out the baby with the bathwater)

(This is not a supporting Buhari message...personally, I think the minister of FCT should be more of a professional than a polticial somebodi. APC continued with the same old same old.Ironically, the last really good FCT minister we had was El-Rufai.)

This is quite the conundrum for me: you type like you’ve finished primary school but you reason like a stark illiterate. I want to believe it’s rather ignorance than illiteracy. I must admit however, that I do not know.

Beancounter94:
More like FCT does not have enough money, and there is looting too.

FCT used to raise money from parking meters to supplement its income some 8 years ago, until someone got a court order to stop it.

Also, we don't pay something called a council tax. Many cities in the UK...residents pay something called a council tax which can be as high as 85,000 to 100000 naira. (I know, Nigeria cannot be compared to the UK eh, we are poor)...but that money goes into providing essential services such as street light, transport, etc.

The oyel money that we all rely on is not enough for all of us. Which is why you that is shouting Hausas and Fulani...is your state capital well lit all over? The reason is simple...there isn't enough money to do the job.(apart from Lagos maybe, and even Lag is not well lit all over). Because your tax to gdp ratio is too low and because the oil price has not been high enough to sustain us for nearly 9 years, if not longer.

States and the FCT need to be innovative in raising money not just for streetlights , but for public services, especially in the cities. And Nigerians too need to put pressure on their leaders to make sure the money is used well to ensure that their cities are run well.(The court case I referred to earlier may have stopped corruption in the parking meter system, but then it also threw out the baby with the bathwater)

(This is not a supporting Buhari message...personally, I think the minister of FCT should be more of a professional than a polticial somebodi. APC continued with the same old same old.Ironically, the last really good FCT minister we had was El-Rufai.)

Ebonyi has one of the least allocation in Nigeria yet look at what the governor is doing in that state. Corruption and mismanagement is the root of our misery in this country.

Staphylococcus:
Its time Nigeria looks into nuclear technology

Is like you'll like to live in exile when the facility eventually breaks down due to poor maintenance abi?

Abuja died the day Elrufai left office as minister.

Mohammed Bello is one of the most useless ministers I have ever seen. His incompetence is quite worrisome. They are even talking about non functional street lights, what of heaps of refuse and dump sites springing up every where ? No single project going on. Nothing to show as FCT Minister.

Beancounter94:
More like FCT does not have enough money, and there is looting too.

FCT used to raise money from parking meters to supplement its income some 8 years ago, until someone got a court order to stop it.

Also, we don't pay something called a council tax. Many cities in the UK...residents pay something called a council tax which can be as high as 85,000 to 100000 naira. (I know, Nigeria cannot be compared to the UK eh, we are poor)...but that money goes into providing essential services such as street light, transport, etc.

The oyel money that we all rely on is not enough for all of us. Which is why you that is shouting Hausas and Fulani...is your state capital well lit all over? The reason is simple...there isn't enough money to do the job.(apart from Lagos maybe, and even Lag is not well lit all over). Because your tax to gdp ratio is too low and because the oil price has not been high enough to sustain us for nearly 9 years, if not longer.

States and the FCT need to be innovative in raising money not just for streetlights , but for public services, especially in the cities. And Nigerians too need to put pressure on their leaders to make sure the money is used well to ensure that their cities are run well.(The court case I referred to earlier may have stopped corruption in the parking meter system, but then it also threw out the baby with the bathwater)

(This is not a supporting Buhari message...personally, I think the minister of FCT should be more of a professional than a polticial somebodi. APC continued with the same old same old.Ironically, the last really good FCT minister we had was El-Rufai.)

then the kindergarten somebodi should humble himself and meet kaduna state govt for professional advice/tutorials related to maintenance of the nation's capital!

blackmantis:
Do you know all Taxi cabs pay tax everyday?
Do you at all motor parks money is collected? What is it used for?
Do you know that all signboard displayed in the fct must pay tax?
Do you know that every shop in all markets, plaza, etc pay tax to the fct?
Do you know tenement rates is collected from landlords in the fct?

The fct generates revenue, the question should be what is the revenue generated used for?

my broda they are obviously using it for financing insecurity/terrorism.

These APC people are devil sent demons from HELL

Totally agree! Driving to the airport this morning was something else

Dark sections on the airport expressway coupled with container trucks with non-functional tail-lights and smoking badly.

You don’t see a truck till you are right behind it

Recipe for accidents!

zanshi:
You put Hausa Fulani in vital ass positions and you expect to see development

How, it's not possible

Street Lights and Traffic Lights are HARAM. BUHARI & HIS muslim brother despise them. Muhammed preached against it.

Yungmil:
Did you just say we are poor....Nigeria?

Go back to sleep then wake up and modify

Nigeria is a poor country ....our GDP is now less than $500b....very low.
We should be talking about $800b - $1tr
By now if our govt are proactive

Collect one Heineken and one plate of goat meat pepper soup.. Bill on me.

About the tax regime in Nigeria, I work, my wife works and we have a small business. Our combined taxes in a year is above 700k (not exaggerating).

Our kids attend private schools, we get water from privately drilled borehole, we rely on generators and inverters for power need, we have a gateman and also make security arrangement with our neighbors.

In essence, we are our own schools management board, water board, power holding, housing too is self help.

The small tax we pay we can’t find any justification for it, thanks to the Looter Kings in power.

Above all, ur points are valid

Beancounter94:
More like FCT does not have enough money, and there is looting too.

FCT used to raise money from parking meters to supplement its income some 8 years ago, until someone got a court order to stop it.

Also, we don't pay something called a council tax. Many cities in the UK...residents pay something called a council tax which can be as high as 85,000 to 100000 naira. (I know, Nigeria cannot be compared to the UK eh, we are poor)...but that money goes into providing essential services such as street light, transport, etc.

The oyel money that we all rely on is not enough for all of us. Which is why you that is shouting Hausas and Fulani...is your state capital well lit all over? The reason is simple...there isn't enough money to do the job.(apart from Lagos maybe, and even Lag is not well lit all over). Because your tax to gdp ratio is too low and because the oil price has not been high enough to sustain us for nearly 9 years, if not longer.

States and the FCT need to be innovative in raising money not just for streetlights , but for public services, especially in the cities. And Nigerians too need to put pressure on their leaders to make sure the money is used well to ensure that their cities are run well.(The court case I referred to earlier may have stopped corruption in the parking meter system, but then it also threw out the baby with the bathwater)

(This is not a supporting Buhari message...personally, I think the minister of FCT should be more of a professional than a polticial somebodi. APC continued with the same old same old.Ironically, the last really good FCT minister we had was El-Rufai.)

Hahahahaha hahahaha. It gives me joy when I see Nigeria bleed. It is a useless British empire. It will never work.
Come and check Nigeria in 20 years time, it will be same story.

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Nigeria seems to be the only country where the citizens make excuses for their leaders. Can you at least put pressure on the leaders for explanations?
Someone is talking about tax to GDP ratio when even the little in the coffers cannot be accounted for. So the excuse is tax to GDP ratio?

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Beancounter94:
More like FCT does not have enough money, and there is looting too.

FCT used to raise money from parking meters to supplement its income some 8 years ago, until someone got a court order to stop it.

Also, we don't pay something called a council tax. Many cities in the UK...residents pay something called a council tax which can be as high as 85,000 to 100000 naira. (I know, Nigeria cannot be compared to the UK eh, we are poor)...but that money goes into providing essential services such as street light, transport, etc.

The oyel money that we all rely on is not enough for all of us. Which is why you that is shouting Hausas and Fulani...is your state capital well lit all over? The reason is simple...there isn't enough money to do the job.(apart from Lagos maybe, and even Lag is not well lit all over). Because your tax to gdp ratio is too low and because the oil price has not been high enough to sustain us for nearly 9 years, if not longer.

States and the FCT need to be innovative in raising money not just for streetlights , but for public services, especially in the cities. And Nigerians too need to put pressure on their leaders to make sure the money is used well to ensure that their cities are run well.(The court case I referred to earlier may have stopped corruption in the parking meter system, but then it also threw out the baby with the bathwater)

(This is not a supporting Buhari message...personally, I think the minister of FCT should be more of a professional than a polticial somebodi. APC continued with the same old same old.Ironically, the last really good FCT minister we had was El-Rufai.)

Federal government should cut down our law makers salary and allowances, they are meant to serve the country and not to milk the country dry.. if they can do this, we can use the money being cut off their salaries and allowances to achieve some amenities

The write up is just perfect. No name calling, no party dragging, just facts. This is the way arguments should go.
Nairalanders learn!

[quote author=vicfajeze post=104371024]no matter what happens to our north,we miles ahead of you people.Please live our north for us.Are we complaining?No,we are not.Better look for a way out for Kanu and co to be set free instead of poking your noses into what concerns you not!!!!!!!!![/quot





See, this boy, you reason any how, if you are not complaining, I am ooh, this write up is what I have been talking about to some taxi driver I enter their motor in Abuja, am resident in Abuja and it's terrible that a lot of places are not lighted up, it's bad for the face of a city center alright, so let the right thing be done.
This write up is a welcome idea and development, I pray the authorities take action fast and act now. Look at wuse at night no street lights, some parts of area one, see the round about no lights or no street lights, area eleven, same thing, see games village, on your axis to kaura, no street light, galadimawa, same, thieves, bag snatchers, pick pockets, move round, banex, on your way to nicon road, no street lights, you will just be afraid so bad guys don't come out from the bush to do evil.

This write up is what I have been talking about to some taxi driver I enter thier motor in Abuja, am resident in Abuja and it's terrible that a lot of places are not lighted up, it's bad for the face of a city center alright, so let the right thing be done.
This write up is a welcome idea and development, I pray the authorities take action fast and act now. Look at wuse at night no street lights, some parts of area one, see the round about no lights or no street lights, area eleven, same thing, see games village, on your axis to kaura district, even central area at night no street light, galadimawa, same, thieves, bag snatchers, pick pockets, move round, banex, on your way to nicon road, no street lights, at night, you will just be afraid so bad guys don't come out from the bush to do evil. May God help us all.

Beancounter94:
More like FCT does not have enough money, and there is looting too.

FCT used to raise money from parking meters to supplement its income some 8 years ago, until someone got a court order to stop it.

Also, we don't pay something called a council tax. Many cities in the UK...residents pay something called a council tax which can be as high as 85,000 to 100000 naira. (I know, Nigeria cannot be compared to the UK eh, we are poor)...but that money goes into providing essential services such as street light, transport, etc.

The oyel money that we all rely on is not enough for all of us. Which is why you that is shouting Hausas and Fulani...is your state capital well lit all over? The reason is simple...there isn't enough money to do the job.(apart from Lagos maybe, and even Lag is not well lit all over). Because your tax to gdp ratio is too low and because the oil price has not been high enough to sustain us for nearly 9 years, if not longer.

States and the FCT need to be innovative in raising money not just for streetlights , but for public services, especially in the cities. And Nigerians too need to put pressure on their leaders to make sure the money is used well to ensure that their cities are run well.(The court case I referred to earlier may have stopped corruption in the parking meter system, but then it also threw out the baby with the bathwater)

(This is not a supporting Buhari message...personally, I think the minister of FCT should be more of a professional than a polticial somebodi. APC continued with the same old same old.Ironically, the last really good FCT minister we had was El-Rufai.)

Thanks for the complete analysis

VeeVeeMyLuv:
then the kindergarten somebodi should humble himself and meet kaduna state govt for professional advice related to maintenance of the nation's capital!

Honestly I have been saying it ooh, I wish El rufia still take the post of FCT minister, because I see him as someone, who knows how to handle Abuja and who knows what to do, let other minister take a lesson from him, despite all the bad things they said he did, he still tried his best to put things in place, but loo at abuja now in the current minister hands, he is not trying at all. Abuja has gone back to the dogs. Spits

Shit everwhere in some parts of the city center, urinating everywhere, trash and dirty everywhere, disorganized environment, poor management everywhere in the city center. How disgusting. Spits!

Light is poor in most area but it will soon b a thing of the past

Beancounter94:
More like FCT does not have enough money, and there is looting too.

FCT used to raise money from parking meters to supplement its income some 8 years ago, until someone got a court order to stop it.

Also, we don't pay something called a council tax. Many cities in the UK...residents pay something called a council tax which can be as high as 85,000 to 100000 naira. (I know, Nigeria cannot be compared to the UK eh, we are poor)...but that money goes into providing essential services such as street light, transport, etc.

The oyel money that we all rely on is not enough for all of us. Which is why you that is shouting Hausas and Fulani...is your state capital well lit all over? The reason is simple...there isn't enough money to do the job.(apart from Lagos maybe, and even Lag is not well lit all over). Because your tax to gdp ratio is too low and because the oil price has not been high enough to sustain us for nearly 9 years, if not longer.

States and the FCT need to be innovative in raising money not just for streetlights , but for public services, especially in the cities. And Nigerians too need to put pressure on their leaders to make sure the money is used well to ensure that their cities are run well.(The court case I referred to earlier may have stopped corruption in the parking meter system, but then it also threw out the baby with the bathwater)

(This is not a supporting Buhari message...personally, I think the minister of FCT should be more of a professional than a polticial somebodi. APC continued with the same old same old.Ironically, the last really good FCT minister we had was El-Rufai.)

The present FCT minister is the worst. FCT is on a standstill.

vicfajeze:
no matter what happens to our north,we miles ahead of you people.Please live our north for us.Are we complaining?No,we are not.Better look for a way out for Kanu and co to be set free instead of poking your noses into what concerns you not!!!!!!!!!

Abuja is in the middle belt
north is further that way keep going.

summerflame:
Federal government should cut down our law makers salary and allowances, they are meant to serve the country and not to milk the country dry.. if they can do this, we can use the money being cut off their salaries and allowances to achieve some amenities

This is a sentiment I agree with...but at the end of the day, we would have a million and one things to spend the money saved on...like primary school education for example.

calberian:
This is quite the conundrum for me: you type like you’ve finished primary school but you reason like a stark illiterate. I want to believe it’s rather ignorance than illiteracy. I must admit however, that I do not know.

Thanks for the kind and generous words, and do have a good and prosperous rest of the week.

Kay25:
u keep saying there is no enough money in FCT how come a state like oyo state is embarking on 224km street lightening?does oyo state has more income than abuja?it's not about the money it's about the will in the heart of those in power..seyi makinde said he made the street lit up a priority because he knows it will help in curbing insecurity..If FCT minister too knows the importance he would fix it even as the nation's capital hence why must u put an has a fulani in there who thinks more about his cow and with a stone age mentality that makes him care not infrastructural development as long as there is grazing route for his animals

It is one thing to set up street lights, another thing to keep them well maintained and functioning...which requires things like taxes, taxes, taxes...and more taxes.