Spy360:

Whatever you quoted was in response to bigots like you.

By the way, I have even called Igbos and their leaders with bad attitude slaves. It's not restricted to any particular tribe.

I challenge you to dig those up for me.

DontBullshitMe:

The idiot thinks I'm an APC supporter.

The population of the country is growing astronomically, oil price is not rising, revenue is stagnant but subsidy remains.

You don't have to be a prophet to know. The signs are clear.

nihilistjnr:


Who were you responding to when you CREATED this thread to call yoruba people cowards?

https://www.nairaland.com/6632964/oduduwa-republic-see-what-oba

Segedinho:

Baba slap n chop grass ring,still dey very available n affordable. 🥴🥴

A001:

Keep blabbing and saying nonsense. The mofo says Nigeria is doing too much for its citizens, yet he says the situation of the country is hopeless and that breakup is the only way out.

You're just confused and deluded.

nihilistjnr:


Until you can tell me what % of your income you currently pay in income tax, you will be put on the naughty step and ignored.

What your smooth brain is unable to understand is that the FG is subsidising too much relative to how much it earns. This does not preclude corruption from happening.

But when you see multiple presidents telling you fuel subsidy must end, including all 3 candidates in this election, when you see VP Osinbajo begging CBN to stop burning billions trying to prop up the Naira, when you see ASUU striking for months because FG can't afford to pay staff, it shouldn't sound too crazy to you to realise your country is broke.

When you hear CBN telling you that NNPC hasnt remitted monet into its accounts for months, and when NNPC comes back with a rebuttal that all its revenue is being used to service Nigeria's fuel subsidy commitments, then you should have a sense of what is really going on.

You are a gbolo complaining that fuel prices are at an all time high. What do you think kept them low in the first instance? To put in perspective, here in the UK, 50% of the pump price per litre of Petrol goes straight to the government in Tax.

Not only are the UK government not subsidising our petrol, they are literally doubling the pump price per litre through taxation.

You have never lived in a real capitalist society so you can't understand what I'm talking about. If FG were to let market forces run unfettered in that country, you would be crying tears of blood.

Itsrm:
I'm sure the CBN have gotten their wish.

Donjazet2:
See as this life dey. I opened Twitter and this was the very first thing I saw.

Disstroy I know that this issue is being disagreed with because of the messenger, because I am the one saying it and people here feel I have flogged it to death but that doesn't take away from the truth. I keep sounding it, that tinubu and his supporters are going full blown tribal. It is what it is.

This is hundeyin a yoruba guy, highlighting this same problem of narratives.
Please read this carefully.

Cc

DontBullshitMe:

Nigeria was already subsidizing his tertiary education. Why should he deserve a student loan again?

That's the problem of majority of Nigerian citizens/voters - excessive entitlement. This country is already doing too much for its citizens despite the fact that majority of the populace pay no direct tax.Y should any feel obligated to pay when 1 person alone is stealing billions.

Tertiary education - subsidised
Fuel - subsidised
Healthcare - subsidised
Forex (dollars) - partially subsidised

The people are not paying the real price for the products they consume and the services they enjoy yet they keep breeding to increase the number of beneficiaries... How country wan grow? It will breakdown at a certain point.

A001:
To withdraw money in banks is now a herculean task and one has to buy naira notes from POS operates at a rate of 1000 naira for every 5000 naira withdrawal.

Petrol costs are at all-time high.

Yet, this brainless mofo says Nigeria is already doing too much for its citizens. It's obvious you're not all right in the head.

DontBullshitMe:

The idiot thinks I'm an APC supporter.

The population of the country is growing astronomically, oil price is not rising, revenue is stagnant but subsidy remains.

You don't have to be a prophet to know. The signs are clear.

Donjazet2:
See as this life dey. I opened Twitter and this was the very first thing I saw.

Disstroy I know that this issue is being disagreed with because of the messenger, because I am the one saying it and people here feel I have flogged it to death but that doesn't take away from the truth. I keep sounding it, that tinubu and his supporters are going full blown tribal. It is what it is.

This is hundeyin a yoruba guy, highlighting this same problem of narratives.
Please read this carefully.

Cc izzuo, blueraydick.

raumdeuter:
When our revenue as a country is compared to our population most will realize that we are a poor country

Sometimes we will read that Nigerias total budget is equal to a ministry budget in a state in a foreign country

Some of the subsidies are not sustainable given our population

In a state like California certain income bands pay 37% to Federal, pay 12% to state before other deductions that is over 50% of total income gone

In some European countries its even worse

We need to either find a way to increase the size of the cake or reduce the mouths that depend on the cake

raumdeuter:
When our revenue as a country is compared to our population most will realize that we are a poor country

Sometimes we will read that Nigerias total budget is equal to a ministry budget in a state in a foreign country

Some of the subsidies are not sustainable given our population

In a state like California certain income bands pay 37% to Federal, pay 12% to state before other deductions that is over 50% of total income gone

In some European countries its even worse

We need to either find a way to increase the size of the cake or reduce the mouths that depend on the cake

iamoyindamola:

In a country where the law makers change cars every year to the latest brand
Where is this money coming from?

iamoyindamola:

In a country where the law makers change cars every year to the latest brand
Where is this money coming from?

afrodoc2:
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Ona kan o w'oja. We have to do both. Increase revenue and also reduce unnecessary expenditure like subsidies (fuel and tertiary education for instance) and embezzlement. If those efforts are implemented successfully the country's judgement day might be postponed.

obainojazz:
Instead of subsidising petrol, they should give us steady light so we don’t burn lots of money on power generators.

These guys steal billions per year and then find it hard to provide basic amenities

Education is really cheap Sha thankfully

raumdeuter:


That's just one side to it cos all these will be ineffective if you keep growing at almost 1m per day

People wey dem condom dey burst like izzou and those who don't like birth control will be like punching holes in the bucket you are filling

raumdeuter:


Will you invest in power generation in Nigeria? Since it's mostly private sector driven in most countries

raumdeuter:


Will you invest in power generation in Nigeria? Since it's mostly private sector driven in most countries

izzou:


But the man is right. Any body that hopes to change the lives of Nigerians must fix the power sector completely

The Manufacturing industry depends 99% on diesel. If they had electricity, that cost would be halved or even removed entirely.

NRC have said that the rails are running on a total loss; I can't doubt that because all are diesel powered.

Imagine paying 4000 from Lagos-Ibadan by rail, and still use 2 hours plus on the journey. Where is the economic sense in that?

Steady power is our very first step to a better economy

nihilistjnr:


Who were yoy responding to when you CREATED this thread to call yoruba people cowards?

https://www.nairaland.com/6632964/oduduwa-republic-see-what-oba

izzou:
La. rride, what is your take on Lawan winning the ticket?

Is our judiciary not a joke, like this?