₦airaland Forum

ogododo:
https://dailypost.ng/2023/10/14/imf-proposes-higher-taxes-as-solution-to-nigerias-fiscal-challenge/

Oxtertee:
They should kuku kill us instead of imposing a higher tax......the only thing I enjoy as a citizen of this country is that I fit sh*t for bush without getting arrested.

pansophist:
No one will ever move forward when it is others that direct your step. Nigeria will keep failing when these western institutions are the drivers of our economic policies.

jacobs2015:
It's obvious the major sinister motive of all these western agencies is to impoverish, dehumaize and render Africans redundant, hopeless and helpless.

America's World Bank advised our govt to remove subsidy and like a magic, the economy would bounce back, knowing fully well that lack of funds was never due to subsidy payment, but just to make life harder for us.

Now the twin sister of World Bank is telling the FG again to increase taxation as if the consequence of subsidy removal was not enough, now encouraging the govt again to implement another hardship advice.

No international agency has the genuine progress of Africa at heart. All is smokescreen with stupid analysis to bamboozle us.

JuanDeDios:
High taxation is NOT a bad policy - I'm not sure why people think it is. The European countries our people run to have high taxes.

Paraman:
The government should widen the tax bracket instead of increasing tax. A lot of people are not paying tax in Nigeria

jacobs2015:
It's obvious the major sinister motive of all these western agencies is to impoverish, dehumaize and render Africans redundant, hopeless and helpless.

America's World Bank advised our govt to remove subsidy and like a magic, the economy would bounce back, knowing fully well that lack of funds was never due to subsidy payment, but just to make life harder for us.

Now the twin sister of World Bank is telling the FG again to increase taxation as if the consequence of subsidy removal was not enough, now encouraging the govt again to implement another hardship advice.

No international agency has the genuine progress of Africa at heart. All is smokescreen with stupid analysis to bamboozle us.

jaytimeo:
Nigerians are the problem of Nigerians what happened to politicians cutting cost ,what happened to unnecessary boards what happened to inflated contracts , we can start cutting cost of governance,all foreign trips should be banned ,Nigerians are yet to wake up .

Paraman:
The government should widen the tax bracket instead of increasing tax. A lot of people are not paying tax in Nigeria

ogododo:
https://dailypost.ng/2023/10/14/imf-proposes-higher-taxes-as-solution-to-nigerias-fiscal-challenge/

soccerlite:
Lolzzzzz

Half education is worst than no education

You better go and dash govt the properties

Wait

With this your fish brain you really acquired 3 properties

Unbelievable

jacobs2015:
It's obvious the major sinister motive of all these western agencies is to impoverish, dehumaize and render Africans redundant, hopeless and helpless.

America's World Bank advised our govt to remove subsidy and like a magic, the economy would bounce back, knowing fully well that lack of funds was never due to subsidy payment, but just to make life harder for us.

Now the twin sister of World Bank is telling the FG again to increase taxation as if the consequence of subsidy removal was not enough, now encouraging the govt again to implement another hardship advice.

No international agency has the genuine progress of Africa at heart. All is smokescreen with stupid analysis to bamboozle us.

grandstar:
Many of you just condemn the IMF and World Bank without justification, calling it a Western conspiracy.

I very much doubt the World Bank said once subsidy is gone, the economy would bounce back to life. They know that a country like Nigeria within the extent it sank under Buhari would take between 2-3years before it finds it feet.

You here condemning the IMF for requesting for an increase in tax rates. Do you have solution to the huge budget deficitsthe country is tackling with? The government needs revenue to cover the gap. How will you cover the gap?

You think simply removing the petrol subsidy would eliminate the budget deficit? No, it does not and Tinubu did not go far enough as the subsidy is back. He needs to fully deregulate the price.

Oga, if your salary was cut from N500,000 to N200,000 and you have a family of 4 to take care. what will you do? I am sure you would be forced to make unpalatable cuts that your wife and children would not like. A country is no different.

What many of you fail to understand is that countries that go deeper than what the IMF and World Bank demand actually do best