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Re: Despite Challenges, No Going Back On My Reforms - Tinubu by Osgilliat(m): 6:59am On Feb 23, 2024
It is a difficult time for us all, we are all feeling the impact of these reforms which I know are the right steps for us to grow as a country.
We can’t be the doing the same things while expecting different results. Let’s get it right this time Mr President so that our loss and pains won’t be in vain.
Re: Despite Challenges, No Going Back On My Reforms - Tinubu by Johnjustice: 7:03am On Feb 23, 2024
Tinubu listen to sound reason, unfloat the naira.
Re: Despite Challenges, No Going Back On My Reforms - Tinubu by Chucks13: 7:23am On Feb 23, 2024
Yes, no going back on the reform we have lived a fake life too long and we can't continue like that forever, no pain no gain.

At the end of it all all fuss will settle. All enemies of Nigeria pls exit and go away we won't miss you a bit.
Re: Despite Challenges, No Going Back On My Reforms - Tinubu by obi4eze(m): 8:35am On Feb 23, 2024
LegendHero:
You are a patriot.

We hope he can also go for the third and fourth term.
Yes, I am a patriot that would never support an international drug baron to be President.
Re: Despite Challenges, No Going Back On My Reforms - Tinubu by uniquetechng: 8:43am On Feb 23, 2024
seunmsg:
That’s a bold and courageous leader who knows what to do. Correcting the mistakes of the past is not an easy process. The reforms, though painful, is the only sensible option considering our current situation. We must all endure and allow the process to achieve desired outcome.
Correcting his dubios way you mean? In 2012 he spent billions to GEJ look bad, and he said there was nothing like subsidy but today he suddenly realized that there is something called subsidy.
2012 was the best and the right time to remove subsidy when everything was cheap and affordable.
Tinubu forced Buhari on Nigeria despite knowing that the man is incompetent to a fault, if Tinubu knows what he is doing as you have said he would have given Buhari ideas on how to govern the country being a chieftain of APC but he watched Nigerians suffer for 8 years why the economy crumbled.
I was 25 years and in the university when Tinubu became Lagos State governor in 1999, I can tell you for free that PBAT is incompetent, he is all about money and taxes nothing else.
Re: Despite Challenges, No Going Back On My Reforms - Tinubu by Streetdoctor: 8:49am On Feb 23, 2024
successmatters:
This is the best president grin

Pepper them Sir, until there are very few zombies remaining. Just use hunger and starvation and deal with them.
Honestly chief, sometimes things happen for a purpose and Tinubu is one of such.
Had it being that buhari didn't win, North and West wouldn't hv allowed us to hear word
Had it being Tinubu didn't win, west would hv being preaching on how Tinubu would hv turned Nigeria like Germany and d likes.
Breeze dun blow and we dun see fowl nyash. Tinubu is just empty, I mean dead brain
Re: Despite Challenges, No Going Back On My Reforms - Tinubu by merits(m): 8:54am On Feb 23, 2024
Re: Despite Challenges, No Going Back On My Reforms - Tinubu by phemmie06(m): 9:08am On Feb 23, 2024
I don't get you,which one be aboki foundation? What is the tangible thing that has been done since he emerge. Where is the subsidy money saved?

Asswipemod:
Femina, it is reforms. You cannot continue to build on aboki foundations. The foundations have to be removed and reinstalled. That is what Tinubu is doing.
Re: Despite Challenges, No Going Back On My Reforms - Tinubu by MyVILLAGEpeople(m): 9:40am On Feb 23, 2024
seunmsg:
That’s a bold and courageous leader who knows what to do. Correcting the mistakes of the past is not an easy process. The reforms, though painful, is the only sensible option considering our current situation. We must all endure and allow the process to achieve desired outcome.
Na this same thing una talk till buhari finish 8 years. Same Tinubu said he will continue from where buhari stopped lol
Re: Despite Challenges, No Going Back On My Reforms - Tinubu by DeepSight(m): 9:47am On Feb 23, 2024
vannessa7:
Read this and be enlightened about Tinubus reform

https://www.nairaland.com/8008003/tinubu-builds-country-dreams-nigerians#128586217
The article was trash my dear. Perhaps you are hoodwinked by grammar. I don't have the time to go into detail this morning. But I will just point out a few things.

1. The problem was never subsidy but humongous corruption. In a country where the cost of subsidy jumps from under 300 billion to over 6 trillion in a few years, you should know it's devilish corruption at play.

2. No one removes subsidy 100 percent in one go. That is madness. Only a person trying to destroy his country will do that. It led to a 200 per cent increase in the price of PMS which is the highest price jump in a single day that has ever occurred in the history of PMS in the world BY FAR. Needless to say, the ripple effect crippled the economy.

3. Floating the dollar simultaneously was just madness. The timing was shocking. But beyond the timing, any measure that ensures such alarming devaluation of a national currency is suicidal for any import dependent economy.

4. Thus there are measures that ought to be taken before these huge policies are implemented. Such as ensuring local production of PMS. Such as ramping up exports. The implementation of these polices were disastrous. No one, and I repeat, no one, takes such a huge step only minutes into his administration, in an inauguration speech without consultation.
Re: Despite Challenges, No Going Back On My Reforms - Tinubu by martins1adelowo: 9:47am On Feb 23, 2024
Continue standing on his womandate very soon they will stand on his child-dateContinue standing on his womandate very soon they will stand on his child-date...
Re: Despite Challenges, No Going Back On My Reforms - Tinubu by Tekkyboy(m): 10:22am On Feb 23, 2024
seunmsg:
That’s a bold and courageous leader who knows what to do. Correcting the mistakes of the past is not an easy process. The reforms, though painful, is the only sensible option considering our current situation. We must all endure and allow the process to achieve desired outcome.
wow
Re: Despite Challenges, No Going Back On My Reforms - Tinubu by Walexx6691(m): 10:46am On Feb 23, 2024
Why I like or love mr President is the act of leadership in him, 1, he dose not talk about formal administrative ( on like all our formal president do. 2, very confident simply mean he know what is doing, 3 bold to speak about is plan or goal 4 he's a leadership that always put hope on is people... ten hand for one person 👐 ...
Re: Despite Challenges, No Going Back On My Reforms - Tinubu by Walexx6691(m): 11:05am On Feb 23, 2024
uniquetechng:
Correcting his dubios way you mean? In 2012 he spent billions to GEJ look bad, and he said there was nothing like subsidy but today he suddenly realized that there is something called subsidy.
2012 was the best and the right time to remove subsidy when everything was cheap and affordable.
Tinubu forced Buhari on Nigeria despite knowing that the man is incompetent to a fault, if Tinubu knows what he is doing as you have said he would have given Buhari ideas on how to govern the country being a chieftain of APC but he watched Nigerians suffer for 8 years why the economy crumbled.
I was 25 years and in the university when Tinubu became Lagos State governor in 1999, I can tell you for free that PBAT is incompetent, he is all about money and taxes nothing else.
my bro what is leadership? a simple mean of a leadership is to know wen to take a hard discussion, tinubu was a governor not a President mr GEJ have more power then tinubu ther... so my simple explanations is that Mr GEJ was not a good leadership he just fortune to be a President of Nigeria, and under Mr GEJ administrative a lot of money was soling...
Re: Despite Challenges, No Going Back On My Reforms - Tinubu by Nobody: 11:07am On Feb 23, 2024
seunmsg:
That’s a bold and courageous leader who knows what to do. Correcting the mistakes of the past is not an easy process. The reforms, though painful, is the only sensible option considering our current situation. We must all endure and allow the process to achieve desired outcome.
The reform is wack.

Flotation of the Naira when we have very limited export product is an own goal.

Countries that has large export market can manage to float theirs, not Nigeria.

With this flotation, before Naira gets its equilibrium, it may be trading 10,000 naira per dollar or even more.
Re: Despite Challenges, No Going Back On My Reforms - Tinubu by uniquetechng: 11:16am On Feb 23, 2024
Walexx6691:
my bro what is leadership? a simple mean of a leadership is to know wen to take a hard discussion, tinubu was a governor not a President mr GEJ have more power then tinubu ther... so my simple explanations is that Mr GEJ was not a good leadership he just fortune to be a President of Nigeria, and under Mr GEJ administrative a lot of money was soling...
And you think at almost 50 years of age I don't know what leadership entails ? A good leader is one that listens to the yearning and cries of the citizens which GEJ was, Tinubu, Buhari, Tunde Bakare and Wole Soyinka took advantage of that to incite the citizens against GEJ.
Leaders are elected by the people to serve the people so therefore a leader is expected to carry the people along in every decision making (not that I expect you to understand this though) and that was exactly what GEJ did by going to national television stations to educate the people about the need have subsidy removed.
Tinubu new back then that removing the subsidy will benefit Nigeria and Nigerians but he went against it and even went as far as spending billions of naira to organize protests nationwide.
Oh you think the 2012 protests were for the interest of Nigerians ? NO, it was for Tinubu and Buhari's personal interests because they don't care what happens to people like you and I.
Re: Despite Challenges, No Going Back On My Reforms - Tinubu by Walexx6691(m): 12:22pm On Feb 23, 2024
uniquetechng:
And you think at almost 50 years of age I don't know what leadership entails ? A good leader is one that listens to the yearning and cries of the citizens which GEJ was, Tinubu, Buhari, Tunde Bakare and Wole Soyinka took advantage of that to incite the citizens against GEJ.
Leaders are elected by the people to serve the people so therefore a leader is expected to carry the people along in every decision making (not that I expect you to understand this though) and that was exactly what GEJ did by going to national television stations to educate the people about the need have subsidy removed.
Tinubu new back then that removing the subsidy will benefit Nigeria and Nigerians but he went against it and even went as far as spending billions of naira to organize protests nationwide.
Oh you think the 2012 protests were for the interest of Nigerians ? NO, it was for Tinubu and Buhari's personal interests because they don't care what happens to people like you and I.
oga I appreciate that you point out something about leadership out on your winter up, I will remain you that GEj has well remove subsidy in 2012 Jan, if that time he has make up is mine and stand on is ground that no going back, nobody can fight against him, the same way nobody is fighting against tinubu today bring a President, and doing GEj term oil sale very well in all the country's that is wen we have upper hand to make alot of money and repair our country to a better country, but because GEJ can not stands on is ground or take a hard discussion about it.. is the problem that we are face now... sir am 40above so I no what am saying... about leaderships.... many people have bring a President of this country but view of many have a skill of leaderships....
Re: Despite Challenges, No Going Back On My Reforms - Tinubu by Asswipemod: 1:39pm On Feb 23, 2024
Bobloco:
Inflicting premium hunger and starvation on Nigerians

Honestly, when I read arguments like these, I regret
Yinmu
Re: Despite Challenges, No Going Back On My Reforms - Tinubu by uniquetechng: 2:33pm On Feb 23, 2024
Walexx6691:
oga I appreciate that you point out something about leadership out on your winter up, I will remain you that GEj has well remove subsidy in 2012 Jan, if that time he has make up is mine and stand on is ground that no going back, nobody can fight against him, the same way nobody is fighting against tinubu today bring a President, and doing GEj term oil sale very well in all the country's that is wen we have upper hand to make alot of money and repair our country to a better country, but because GEJ can not stands on is ground or take a hard discussion about it.. is the problem that we are face now... sir am 40above so I no what am saying... about leaderships.... many people have bring a President of this country but view of many have a skill of leaderships....
I can hardly comprehend what you wrote, like I said a good leader is the one that involves the people in whatever decision he takes and that is what GEJ was especially in a democratic process.
It's only a dictator or military head of state that takes decision(s) because nobody will question him or fight, what you are suggesting has no place in a democratic government.
By the way do you follow Tinubu's Twitter page ? If you think people don't question him then visit his page, public outrage was the reason why Beta Edu was suspended and that was the same reason why GEJ backtracked with subsidy removal in 2012 because Tinubu and Buhari caused a nationwide outrage that turned the people against the government.
Re: Despite Challenges, No Going Back On My Reforms - Tinubu by IbnB: 2:56pm On Feb 23, 2024
Re: Despite Challenges, No Going Back On My Reforms - Tinubu by Chiefpriestt: 3:00pm On Feb 23, 2024
seunmsg:
That’s a bold and courageous leader who knows what to do. Correcting the mistakes of the past is not an easy process. The reforms, though painful, is the only sensible option considering our current situation. We must all endure and allow the process to achieve desired outcome.
Be deceiving yourself
Re: Despite Challenges, No Going Back On My Reforms - Tinubu by Slytiger: 3:02pm On Feb 23, 2024
That's a brave man. Nigeria would never ego back to the old ways of the Cabals.
Re: Despite Challenges, No Going Back On My Reforms - Tinubu by frankoben(m): 4:04pm On Feb 23, 2024
Any kind of economic reform conceived in the distorted mind of an old and persistent crackhead will definitely lead to disaster

Re: Despite Challenges, No Going Back On My Reforms - Tinubu by maasoap(m): 10:11pm On Feb 23, 2024
vannessa7:
Please read through this to understand you voted correctly, Nigeria needs this reforms

https://www.nairaland.com/8008003/tinubu-builds-country-dreams-nigerians#128586217
I don't need to read shitt, trust me. Businesses are collapsing left and right, people are falling down on the streets due to hunger.
Your lawmakers bought SUV that cost over 100 million naira each. Your ministers are still stealing billions of naira meant for the masses and development projects.
I predicted 1$ to N2000 before February ending and 1$ to N5,000 before the year ending if all these useless and anti people's policies he introduced are not reversed. He removed subsidy that reached every home, that was stimulating economy and now replacing it with palliatives! Madness
Re: Despite Challenges, No Going Back On My Reforms - Tinubu by maasoap(m): 10:13pm On Feb 23, 2024
Slytiger:
That's a brave man. Nigeria would never ego back to the old ways of the Cabals .
Who are the ones sharing the windfall of the subsidy removal now? grin grin grin
Re: Despite Challenges, No Going Back On My Reforms - Tinubu by Lincton: 1:40am On Feb 24, 2024
I think the media crew of this government are not impressive from the information minister to the NOA. Media intervention should be going on to educate and enlight the masses about the reform and policies in place to mitigate the hardship.
Re: Despite Challenges, No Going Back On My Reforms - Tinubu by ivandragon: 7:13am On Feb 24, 2024
seunmsg:
That’s a bold and courageous leader who knows what to do. Correcting the mistakes of the past is not an easy process. The reforms, though painful, is the only sensible option considering our current situation. We must all endure and allow the process to achieve desired outcome.
Same excuse you chaps used for buhari, today we can see that those who 'wailed' the loudest, were actually the sane and objective ones. The most patriotic Nigerians.

Now, you have rolled out the same carpet of excuses for BAT. If he had taken over from another political party, your plea would have been objective and valid.

Now, even in the situation we are in, why are the masses the only one to sacrifice and bear the burden?

This is a president who admitted that subsidy cabals met him to take his share, but he declined. But instead of going after the cabals and fighting the corrupt saboteurs, he chose a cowardly route by shifting the burden to the masses. That is a cowardly leader.

Bat has the largest ministerial cabinet. In this time of sacrifice, is that wise? That is a leader who doesn't know what he is doing.

When going to dubai for Climate change conference, he took people who had no business to be there, bagman, family members, harlots masquerading as media personalities. Is that the sign of a leader who is reasonable?

He took the presidential jet to France for 2 weeks on a private visit. Do you have any idea what it cost to keep the jet in a foreign country for 2 weeks? Does that look like a leader who is ready to suffer along with the masses?

Have you seen the convoys of ministers? Why not limit each minister to one official vehicle, one driver, one orderly... since he wants Nigerians to suffer now, those in power should share in it.

He budgeted billions for 1st lady, cars, yatch and says we should endure, is there any evidence he is enduring with the masses?

He says we should buy local, why not mandate all his ministers to use made/assembled in nigeria vehicles?

The long and short is that the FG should also be seen to be suffering for things to get better. They must do away with the luxuries of thier offices.

Besides, who doesn't know that it is the same people in power mopping up dollars and using the naira for unproductive ventures.
Re: Despite Challenges, No Going Back On My Reforms - Tinubu by Dybala11(m): 11:28am On Feb 24, 2024
khattab02:
Honestly!


Sacrifice in only on the path of the masses and not the political leaders according to them.
One day, their hunter go go bush he no go return. He who move edge, serpent will strike him. They should just keep it up, another #EndSars protest might erupt soon.
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