Some times it is better to be quiet.

Mr man the people enjoy sit at home reason they are still Home

Uhnmmm, how does he know all these figures? This is deep oo.
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Anyways, let's better our financial level. Check my signature.

When Buhari girst arrested Nnamdi Kanu, you opposed the government. Now his madness is affecting your business and governorship aspiration, you deal with it.

Na copy and paste be dis ooo.
You for abridge the post nah.

nijanigga:
How can I get this on the front page ?

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We wasted over $18 billion on the power sector and our people still live in darkness. The state governments are virtually bankrupt. It is only by investing in science and in our young people can we forge a better future. Without science and innovation the African people will never overcome their millennial servitude. And the African Renaissance of our dream will become a mere phantasmagoria. We must create an ecosystem that enables science and innovation to flourish. And we must incentivise talent while building a merit-based society. In Brazil, a Nobel laureate is entitled by statute to the same pension rights as a former President. Society must adequately recognise and reward all men and women of excellence. Our government should keep a roster of all super-achievers of Nigerian origin and we should tap their brains for the building of our country

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Soludo the idiot. We remember what he did in 2015. Claiming trillions of naira has been looted since the beginning of GEJ's govt. Whereas all the revenue put together wasn't up to the figure going around town with. He thought PMB will fix him up
Right now we need political astute persons not naive jobbers. These are crucial times!

Man u never win election but don dey calculate our money, i mean our money. The billions they ve been generating/gaining on daily,weekly,monthly basis what have they done with it? Only 1 local yet to be completed airport & anoda yet to be completed ICC. d roads are terribly bad esp.at from . Nnobi >Isuofia d hometown of dis Willie puppet & to Ekwulobia ,touts, touting everywia,epileptic power supply,increment in market quotas,insecurity etc
D kind eye we i dey take see u 'E be like say u go thief pass that drunkard general of d federation wey u dey praise? But If u try am na double barrel thunder go fire u.

dhantey324:
Soludo the idiot. We remember what he did in 2015. Claiming trillions of naira has been looted since the beginning of GEJ's govt. Whereas all the revenue put together wasn't up to the figure going around town with. He thought PMB will fix him up
Right now we need political astute persons not naive jobbers. These are crucial times!

Lol Soludo or Sanusi?

naptu2:


http://saharareporters.com/2021/10/02/anambra-loses-n196billion-during-any-sit-home-day-%E2%80%93-governorship-candidate-soludo-laments

How did he calculate d money?

naptu2:


http://saharareporters.com/2021/10/02/anambra-loses-n196billion-during-any-sit-home-day-%E2%80%93-governorship-candidate-soludo-laments

I think your Governor said nothing like sit-at-home how come sir ? .

How did he arrive at those figures? Don't know how someone aspiring to be the governor of a state Just open his mouth and allow rubbish flow out of it, simply because he studied economics. I am sure he will fail 0 level economics if tested.

budaatum:
I hope they get that they are hurting themselves.

You that is not hurting yourself, what's your gain?

Feminazi!

sapientia:
this guy will destroy Anambra if they ever give him the chance

How much is the state's allocation and Revenue monthly?

people that quote figures this way are mostly clowns

You are the clown. State allocation and revenue is not even the same as the economic output of a state. It is only a part of it. Look at this ill-educated joker. No wonder you guys support IPOB. You do realise that the state is not the only entity making money or generating revenue in a viable place like Anambra, right?

19 billion a day, that means Anambra state they make close to 6 trillion every year...good,
Tell me any credible project Obiano did in Anambra state? And thunder go fire anybody who talk about airport here...

Where did he get the information from? Is Soludo now the commissioner of finance in Anambra State? Politicians will just sit at home and come up with some silly figures to make a cheap poltiical point. Anyways, I agree with him that the sit-at-home exercise is like one shooting himself in the foot.

And if you make that N19.6 billion daily, how has it benefitted your people? Lol. Just putting numbers like people they are talking to are dullards.

Reflect7:


Sunday is a work-free day of rest all over the world my friend.

That's a silly excuse for shutting down your economy.

You Igbos are supposed to be really smart.

Smart people don't shut down their economy for anybody or for any reason.

The money must be flowing before you can do anything, even agitate.

Or will you agitate with empty stomach?

As former US president Bill Clinton famously said, ''It's the economy, stupid.''

Here's a little secret. Your 'enemies', be it Fulanis or whomever, actually want to see many more sit-at-homes ordered by IPOB.

Words. I made similar point at the other thread.

What is happening in SE is a terrible tragedy.

I worked in there (Ebonyi, Enugu) for many years and still maintain the average Iboman smart, hardworking, calculating, and will NEVER support this ongoing madness.

Never mind the empty-headed noisemakers here.

'Is it your business'? That's all they can say. What callous barbarians. Yes that's the fitting description for such people.

You kill your kith, destroy thier livelihood, instill dreaded fear. . .all because of what??

So sad and pathetic.

PeaceJoyLove:
And if you make that N19.6 billion daily, how has it benefitted your people? Lol. Just putting numbers like people they are talking to are dullards.

And you supposedly know better than a professor of economics and former CBN governor.

Mscheew..

So, Anambra makes such amount daily yet look at the way the state is.

Idiko1:
I have no ears for this jackass until he tells me how much amount of money Anambra State looses every Sunday when the markets are closed.

you're so dumb and silly for this rubbish you just spewed.
Typical illiterate

Have you seen any man or nation that became successful without sacrificing a lot. I bet you know that for you yourself to achieve your goal for the day, week, month, year and/or lifetime you must sacrifice a lot including your time and resources. It's only a fool that thinks he can get a desirable result without some sacrifices. Bear it in mind some goals are imminent some are futuristic and these are those that when you are going through the suffering and stress people will misquote you. Nigeria during covid 19 fisrt face decided to go into total lockdown. Does it mean that they don't know they would lose a lot by doing such? They knew, but because life is more important than wealth at that time gave them no other choice than to go on with such decision. So it is with us the Igbos. Indeed there is no future for us, our children, our children's children, and many generations to come in this corrupt, unconscious, inhuman & tribalistic damnable entity called Nigeria. You yourself you know. What is the minimum wage in your state compared to the current prices of goods yet it seemed to them a heavy task implementing, not to talk of paying such peanut to a family man that plans to give his children a better future. We have decided to sacrifice a little and enjoy the dividend when it comes. Our children will never forgive us if we because of the useless little we enjoy now, ruin their future. If you are not concerned with the well-being of your unborn generations then you are not fit to be born in these world. It's not easy for us but because we know what we pursuing the strength we draw from it is more than the pain we encounter there in. Thank you for your useless concern and leave us with the firm resolution for better days ahead we had taken

Reflect7:


Sunday is a work-free day of rest all over the world my friend.

That's a silly excuse for shutting down your economy.

You Igbos are supposed to be really smart.

Smart people don't shut down their economy for anybody or for any reason.

The money must be flowing before you can do anything, even agitate.

Or will you agitate with empty stomach?

As former US president Bill Clinton famously said, ''It's the economy, stupid.''

Here's a little secret. Your 'enemies', be it Fulanis or whomever, actually want to see many more sit-at-homes ordered by IPOB.

Too many economic illiterates packed inside one thread. The majority commenting here automatically assume the N19bn Soludo talks of is revenue meant to accrue to the state govt.

You are worried about the progressive Anambra with an incoming professor of economics as a governor, but you are not worried about your useless worthless backward Imo state that's ruled by a 419 kingpin.

You people spend so much time discussing issues that doesn't concern you, that was why it was easy for supreme court to select a governor for you guys, because you guys were preoccupied by something else.

Ofodirinwa:
If Soludo doesn't have the brain power to not campaign against ipob during an election in the SE , he won't have the brain power to lead in any capacity.

If anambra misses the boat on Maduka it will be sad

Anambra is by far better than your useless worthless shithole state

don4real18:
So, Anambra makes such amount daily yet look at the way the state is.

budaatum:
I hope they get that they are hurting themselves.

in all my life, I have never seen any southern group as dull and dimwitted as ipob. Even Fulani boko haram has more wits than this Igbo dimwitted criminals.

udele1:
Meanwhile kanu's Biafran Business account is receiving donations.


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

e they pain these one money no be ur own, people wey Dey pay am no dey complain

A professor of economics and ex CBN governor is by far more informed than a mere commissioner. How far with our supreme court governor?

SmartPolician:
Where did he get the information from? Is Soludo now the commissioner of finance in Anambra State? Politicians will just sit at home and come up with some silly figures to make a cheap poltiical point. Anyways, I agree with him that the sit-at-home exercise is like one shooting himself in the foot.