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Kukutenla:
No wonder you defend him with all your guts

All for a meal o corn

Yes, Lord Marcus, but I think you would find the Egyptian and the Persian more to your liking than the barbarian marcomite

Kukutenla:
No wonder you defend him with all your guts

All for a meal o corn

Sharap there, Nonsensical Lazy Thing, na President Tinubu wan help Ungrateful Thing like yaself?

You go wail & wait tire.

nairalanda1:
Hmmm..

Stand aside cornarian

This is not your battle so you don't get hit by a stray bullet

Go find another thread to defend the corn gospel

NewHe:
Are you saying the FGN should fix fuel price?

Try to understand. The writer is saying, sanitize the system first. $25billion for TAM of the local refineries is not moi-moi. All gone down the drain. No accountability. All this is the case and yet we can’t even beat our chests and say subsidy is truly gone. There’s a lot of shadiness that if it’s not addressed, price increases will still take us no where.

Oloriburuku ni Tinupoo

blacknp:
Sharap there, Nonsensical Lazy Thing, na President Tinubu wan help Ungrateful Thing like yaself?

You go wail & wait tire.

If I wait and wail, what will happen to a scammer who replies himself in a hustle for 10k
You will never hammer
Know this, know peace

nairalanda1:
Yes, Lord Marcus, but I think you would find the Egyptian and the Persian more to your liking than the barbarian marcomite

Fermented corn contains 33% alcohol

You got hit bad

Go sleep it over

Kukutenla:
If I wait and wail, what will happen to a scammer who replies himself in a hustle for 10k
You will never hammer
Know this, know peace

Very funny, wetin you mean by hammer 🔨?

Kukutenla:
Crying to the mods now are we?

Don't forget to show them your scamming screenshot
Or are you unaware it's against nairaland rules to advertise without authorisation?

Just bought 10 liters of Tpain for 12k. Damn

Kukutenla:
Fermented corn contains 33% alcohol

You got hit bad

Go sleep it over

Got him

[quote author=blacknp post=132501835][/quote]How does this pic justify scamming and hustling for 10k?

Hahahaha
The clueless president he thought Nigeria is Lagos state....

SensualMan:
Tinubu's reform are longterm reforms that will favour the average yoruba man on the street in the years to come. These reforms are so big the eyes cannot see.
Fuel should sell for 7k a litre in Nigeria but Tinubu being the compassionate yoruba leader he is has reduced it to 1300 so the average yoruba man can have access to clean fuel for cars and generator.

Tinubu till 2031

I hv to read twice to u understand

Kukutenla:
Yeah
Just as you're waiting for 10k in exchange for your mama's titties

Who's the lazy one

Such edifying speech from a good Christian

ReubenE:
They are not even done with the increment yet. Another one is still coming

Then CNG will come into play

Kukutenla:
Fermented corn contains 33% alcohol

You got hit bad

Go sleep it over

Sorry darling, I don't drink alcohol or eat corn

You on the other hand do.

And you are such an examplary Christian boy. Jesus is proud of you and your language on this site

RevenuesBoost:
Nigerians who survived Tinubu regime are the strongest beings on earth.

Apc regime

adonainana:
Succinctly spoken

No one ever said don’t remove subsidy. Remove it but what exactly was the plan B when it was removed, how many barrels of oil did the modular refineries producing , what about the other major refineries

Funny enough even if tinubu had waited till dangote refinery had come on board and then removed subsidy. Nigerians would have escaped the hardship

Also it was important to remove subsidy first then continue to defend the naira and then float the naira in a couple of years time when people have recovered from the new price of petrol

Like for real which commodity in the world can increase by almost 430 percent in one year

And we talking a commodity like petrol that is incidental to the whole economy

Even common sense should even tell tinubu to first even double power generation first before removing fuel subsidy so that perhaps manufacturers can perhaps run thier machines on steady light

No common sense whatsoever and look at the mess

Look at the naira

Look at the price of almost everything

See extreme poverty

Simple commonsense.

Remove the subsidy but keep the naira below N400 while quickly putting in place the necessary measures and shocks to take on the eventual 'floating' of the naira if at all it becomes necessary.

Bat just needed to do 3 major things, keep the naira under N400 and provide adequate security for the food basket states. Then tackle the corruption in both the subsidy and fx rates that they claimed made them unsustainable.

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nairalanda1:
Sorry darling, I don't drink alcohol or eat corn

You on the other hand do.

And you are such an examplary Christian boy. Jesus is proud of you and your language on this site

If you don't eat corn, why do you go about hustling for it on this platform
You know how many times I've smoked you out in your corn hustling?

Jesus did not teach us to support oppression of the poor and needy

Rest

It would be appropriate that newspapers employ a competent economist so they won't make such embarrassing articles which exposes a shallow understanding of economics see the light of day.

If truth be told, Tinubu needs to go further in cutting structural wastes such as the fuel and electricity subsidies, and a bloated civil service.

How do people expect the government to run a budget of 27.5 trillion on basically 4 trillion? Buhari would have simply told the central bank to print the difference and lend it to him. That is why debt servicing in 2022, was higher than the entire government revenue!

PwC bulletin: Nigeria's 2024 Budget Highlights
The Federal Government of Nigeria recently presented the 2024 Budget proposal to the National Assembly. The Budget titled "Budget of Renewed Hope" shows a proposed expenditure of NGN27.5 trillion and an estimated revenue of NGN18.32 trillion for the 2024 fiscal year. We have analysed in our infographic a snapshot of the 2024 Budget proposal and its assumptions relative to the 2023 approved and supplementary Budgets.

At least 80% of the revenue will go towards servicing debt. That is why I said the FG only has about 4 trillion to play with.

There's the saying," Borrow borrow make me fine." That was what Buhari was doing. He would have borrowed money to provide the petrol subsidy. Tinubu says the days of such have to end. His refusal to go on a borrowing binge to give you cheap fuel is why the price of petrol is so high.

Buhari wrecked the economy. All these screaming should have been carried out then and not now, but majority were clueless. Buhari scored worse than an F9 in almost all his 8 years as president

Kukutenla:
If you don't eat corn, why do you go about hustling for it on this platform
You know how many times I've smoked you out in your corn hustling?

Jesus did not teach us to support oppression of the poor and needy

Rest

Such a good Christian boy

Go to court