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Re: Eight Key Takeaways From Tinubu’s First Presidential Media Chat by edungene7: 9:49am On Dec 24, 2024

Look at the set of journalist sitting like persons who are afraid with questions shared amongst them to ask the incorrect Bulaba fraudster. Just look at how arrogant is response are refusing to take responsibility for is actions. Shameless man.

Re: Eight Key Takeaways From Tinubu’s First Presidential Media Chat by Shikini: 9:56am On Dec 24, 2024

He does not believe in probing/fighting corruption
.

Re: Eight Key Takeaways From Tinubu’s First Presidential Media Chat by Judolisco(m): 10:12am On Dec 24, 2024

lexy2014:
you made a great point of government not taking responsibility.

Countries in "the enire west africa" include Benin, Burkina Faso, Cape Verde, The Gambia, Ghana, Guinea, Guinea-Bissau, Ivory Coast, Liberia, Mali, Mauritania, Niger, Nigeria, Senegal, Sierra Leone, and Togo, as well as Saint Helena, Ascension and Tristan da Cunha

can you provide any evidence that nigeria is subsidising fuel for "the entire west africa"?

https://businessday.ng/energy/article/how-subsidy-removal-in-nigeria-has-impacted-petrol-prices-across-west-africa/
Read this article, we've been subsidising petrol indirectly for most countries in West Africa

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Re: Eight Key Takeaways From Tinubu’s First Presidential Media Chat by lexy2014: 10:21am On Dec 24, 2024

Judolisco:
https://businessday.ng/energy/article/how-subsidy-removal-in-nigeria-has-impacted-petrol-prices-across-west-africa/
Read this article, we've been subsidising petrol indirectly for most countries in West Africa

my friend, I am following your choice of words.

you claimed that

Judolisco:
Nigeria is not only subsidising fuel for ourselves but for the entire west Africa through smuggling

Countries in "the enire west africa" include Benin, Burkina Faso, Cape Verde, The Gambia, Ghana, Guinea, Guinea-Bissau, Ivory Coast, Liberia, Mali, Mauritania, Niger, Nigeria, Senegal, Sierra Leone, and Togo, as well as Saint Helena, Ascension and Tristan da Cunha

can you provide any evidence that nigeria is subsidising fuel for "the entire west africa"?

kindly use the information you read in the article to answer the question.

Re: Eight Key Takeaways From Tinubu’s First Presidential Media Chat by Amumaigwe: 10:32am On Dec 24, 2024

naptu2:
The moderator was Reuben Abati of Arise TV and Thisday Newspapers.

The panelists were:

Maupe Ogun-Yusuf of Channels TV.

Azubuike Ishiekwene, managing editor of Leadership Newspapers.

Omar Farouk of the Voice of America (VOA)

Nnamdi Odikpo of the Nigerian Television Authority (NTA)

Babajide Otitoju of Television Continental (TVC)

And

Ruth Olurounbi of Bloomberg News.

I miss Rufai Oseni ok this show. He is the missing spice that would have made the broadcast worth listening to

Re: Eight Key Takeaways From Tinubu’s First Presidential Media Chat by Judolisco(m): 10:51am On Dec 24, 2024

lexy2014:
my friend, I am following your choice of words.

you claimed that

Countries in "the enire west africa" include Benin, Burkina Faso, Cape Verde, The Gambia, Ghana, Guinea, Guinea-Bissau, Ivory Coast, Liberia, Mali, Mauritania, Niger, Nigeria, Senegal, Sierra Leone, and Togo, as well as Saint Helena, Ascension and Tristan da Cunha

can you provide any evidence that nigeria is subsidising fuel for "the entire west africa"?

kindly use the information you read in the article to answer the question.

did you click the link I sent to you? Did you read through the article?

Re: Eight Key Takeaways From Tinubu’s First Presidential Media Chat by hush15: 10:54am On Dec 24, 2024

naptu2:
Full video of the Presidential Media Chat that took place on Monday, December 23, 2024.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KOggOLQHFPs&t=7s

https://www.thisdaylive.com/index.php/2024/12/24/eight-key-takeaways-from-tinubus-first-presidential-media-chat/

Me, all I know is you can't plant apple and reap cassava, no matter the genetic mutation. The foundation of every good governance is hinged on honesty, transparency, accountability, equality and justice. You can't be claiming excellency when you way of becoming the president isn't excellent. It's like building a house, an high rise for that matter, on shaky grounds. As good as the intent or plans maybe, the outcome is obvious. All na time, if we like make we dey patch patch dey go. The only worry is that, Nigerians will be the one suffering and in hardship during all these times till they get it right and it all starts from who and how they choose as leaders.

Re: Eight Key Takeaways From Tinubu’s First Presidential Media Chat by Scholarforlife: 10:58am On Dec 24, 2024

*Tax reform is okay.

*Free market policy is good but cannot work in Nigeria because an average Nigerian trader is exploitative and profiteering by default.

*Our security outfit can do a lot better than this if its operations are fully digitalized, personnel are incentivised, recruitment process is sanitized and state/local policing is allowed.

*The Nigerian budget can never be effective with the ever-increasing recurrent but avoidable expenditures and redundant ministries which should be scrapped Sir.

*The stampedes were primarily caused by widespread hunger engendered by your reform policies and secondarily by by the inadequate preparation of the hapless well-intentioned organizers. So the major blame is yours Sir.

*Ruling out the possibility of policy reversal without any intervention such as phased border opening, subsidized transportation and education and price control of staple food items paints the picture of a heartless leader Sir.

*Finally an aggressive pursuit of a fully digitalized electoral process that prevents electoral malpractice from local to national elections should be your next reform.

Re: Eight Key Takeaways From Tinubu’s First Presidential Media Chat by lexy2014: 11:00am On Dec 24, 2024

Judolisco:
did you click the link I sent to you? Did you read through the article?

bros, we are saying the same thing.

I believe you read the article before you sent it to me.

so based on what you read in your article, use it to answer the questions.

you claimed that

Judolisco:
Nigeria is not only subsidising fuel for ourselves but for the entire west Africa through smuggling

Countries in "the enire west africa" include Benin, Burkina Faso, Cape Verde, The Gambia, Ghana, Guinea, Guinea-Bissau, Ivory Coast, Liberia, Mali, Mauritania, Niger, Nigeria, Senegal, Sierra Leone, and Togo, as well as Saint Helena, Ascension and Tristan da Cunha

can you provide any evidence that nigeria is subsidising fuel for "the entire west africa"?

better still, can you provide any evidence that nigeria is subsidising fuel for the countries I listed above?

does your article provide any such evidence?

NB: The emphasis is on the highlighted

Re: Eight Key Takeaways From Tinubu’s First Presidential Media Chat by Judolisco(m): 11:04am On Dec 24, 2024

lexy2014:
bros, we are saying the same thing.

I believe you read the article before you sent it to me.

so based on what you read in your article, use it to answer the questions.

you claimed that

Countries in "the enire west africa" include Benin, Burkina Faso, Cape Verde, The Gambia, Ghana, Guinea, Guinea-Bissau, Ivory Coast, Liberia, Mali, Mauritania, Niger, Nigeria, Senegal, Sierra Leone, and Togo, as well as Saint Helena, Ascension and Tristan da Cunha

can you provide any evidence that nigeria is subsidising fuel for "the entire west africa"?

better still, can you provide any evidence that nigeria is subsidising fuel for the countries I listed above?

does your article provide any such evidence?

NB: The emphasis is on the highlighted

what did you learn from what you learnt, stop doing copy and paste

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Re: Eight Key Takeaways From Tinubu’s First Presidential Media Chat by lexy2014: 11:09am On Dec 24, 2024

Judolisco:
what did you learn from what you learnt, stop doing copy and paste

if you learnt anything from the article you sent me, then you should not have any issues answering the questions I copied and pasted.

you claimed that

Judolisco:
Nigeria is not only subsidising fuel for ourselves but for the entire west Africa through smuggling

Countries in "the enire west africa" include Benin, Burkina Faso, Cape Verde, The Gambia, Ghana, Guinea, Guinea-Bissau, Ivory Coast, Liberia, Mali, Mauritania, Niger, Nigeria, Senegal, Sierra Leone, and Togo, as well as Saint Helena, Ascension and Tristan da Cunha

from your article, can you provide any evidence that nigeria is subsidising fuel for "the entire west africa"?

from your article, can you provide any evidence that nigeria is subsidising fuel for the countries I listed above?

does your article provide any such evidence?

NB: The emphasis is on the highlighted

Re: Eight Key Takeaways From Tinubu’s First Presidential Media Chat by Judolisco(m): 11:11am On Dec 24, 2024

lexy2014:
if you learnt anything from the article you sent me, then you should not have any issues answering the questions I copied and pasted.

you claimed that

Countries in "the enire west africa" include Benin, Burkina Faso, Cape Verde, The Gambia, Ghana, Guinea, Guinea-Bissau, Ivory Coast, Liberia, Mali, Mauritania, Niger, Nigeria, Senegal, Sierra Leone, and Togo, as well as Saint Helena, Ascension and Tristan da Cunha

can you provide any evidence that nigeria is subsidising fuel for "the entire west africa"?

better still, can you provide any evidence that nigeria is subsidising fuel for the countries I listed above?

does your article provide any such evidence?

NB: The emphasis is on the highlighted

No that's not how it works, u asked for evidence, and I gave you one, it's now left for you to tell me if the evidence is sufficient or not.... Stop the copy and paste..... Read!!

Re: Eight Key Takeaways From Tinubu’s First Presidential Media Chat by 3kay945(m): 11:12am On Dec 24, 2024

Frigga13:
This man just made a fool of himself and those journalists there …. Gather grown men together to whine them.. and they’re without opinion.. then gave them a heavy envelopes..

Still not enough… . fighting to Gag Nigerians from speaking the truth and reality to him and his government

No one is deceived .

Nigerians won’t adapt . Nigerians are just patiently waiting to kick you out ..

You’re flying Airbus round the world .. cruising on a Cadillac.. your wife. Is all over the world spending millions in dollars ..
Your boy is now a field marshal.. running his own military..
Nigeria has been captured .. by you.. what we see in 1980 Africa..

And your tribal people are cheering . While the rest of Nigerians and tribes watched in shame ..

And you tell the poor masses to manage ..

Enjoy!

I beg to differ when you say his tribal people are cheering. Who are those cheering huh

Better you say those eating from the pains Tinubulation has caused the masses are cheering and not generalised it. Pls.

I didn't bother listening to the gibberish he had to say. I can predict it already.

Re: Eight Key Takeaways From Tinubu’s First Presidential Media Chat by lexy2014: 11:17am On Dec 24, 2024

Judolisco:
No that's not how it works, u asked for evidence, and I gave you one, it's now left for you to tell me if the evidence is sufficient or not.... Stop the copy and paste..... Read!!

that is why I said we are saying the same thing.

does your "evidence" mention "the entire west africa"?

if it does not, how then is it evidence?

you claimed that

Judolisco:
Nigeria is not only subsidising fuel for ourselves but for the entire west Africa through smuggling

Countries in "the entire west africa" include Benin, Burkina Faso, Cape Verde, The Gambia, Ghana, Guinea, Guinea-Bissau, Ivory Coast, Liberia, Mali, Mauritania, Niger, Nigeria, Senegal, Sierra Leone, and Togo, as well as Saint Helena, Ascension and Tristan da Cunha

if we agree that the countries I listed are what make up "the entire west africa", can you using your "evidence" tell me how each country I listed has benefitted from nigeria's fuel subsidy regime?

from your article, can you provide any evidence that nigeria is subsidising fuel for "the entire west africa"?

does your article provide any such evidence?

NB: The emphasis is on the highlighted

Re: Eight Key Takeaways From Tinubu’s First Presidential Media Chat by Lanretoye(m): 11:57am On Dec 24, 2024

coleon:
Actually Yoruba ronuists and APC urchins are the worst sets of people. They look tattered a d poverty stricken in real life , some of them go to bed hungry and beg for food everywhere but what's amazing is they still chose to worship the government that places them under the same sorrow.
That thing is always amazing to me.

see person who is on exile is talking,when will you save enough to get you back to where you are from?

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Re: Eight Key Takeaways From Tinubu’s First Presidential Media Chat by Assetosky(m): 12:00pm On Dec 24, 2024

lexy2014:
your emotional outburst has not in any way answered the question.

what exactly is it that tinubu has achieved?

You are asking what Tinubu has achieved? People around you should tie you down before you take to the streets

Re: Eight Key Takeaways From Tinubu’s First Presidential Media Chat by coleon(m): 12:04pm On Dec 24, 2024

lapintoz:
You are the ones with your brains in your anus.

Your flat head is deviod of any sane capacity.

What is the GDP of yoruba people that makes you think your gully erosion region is the only eldorado on earth.

Do you know how many yorubas are out side the shores of this country sending billions of dollars back home. The economy of the SW is thriving. You cannot get hotel rooms in most part of lagos. December is dirty! And they are hungry. Oponu.

You lost election and you are still crying into the 2nd year. Is this how you will cry till 2037. That's your kettle of fish.

Same hatred that took your ancestors to the grave has consumed you. I can only wish you Goodluck. 👍

Ronuists response is always predictable and devoid of any atom of sense, to them anyone not supporting their failed government is a Igbo or ipobist. This idiot did not know I'm even more Yoruba than him, I am a son of the soil of Lagos that's also born and bred in Lagos. He probably migrated from Ogbomosho or tewure and today feels he should be telling a son of the soil what is happening in his own state while his native Ogbomosho remains in tatters.
We indeginous lagosians have rejected Tinubu and his brand of politics from day one, his politics is formed on thugerry and does not have any meaningful impact on the people .This is why his economic policies have turned Nigerians to beggars dying in various stampedes.
His zombies like this one here can keep wallowing in their sorrow till they die of poverty inflicted by Tinubu on them.
Alainironu oloshi.

Re: Eight Key Takeaways From Tinubu’s First Presidential Media Chat by lexy2014: 1:43pm On Dec 24, 2024

Assetosky:
You are asking what Tinubu has achieved? People around you should tie you down before you take to the streets

since people around you have not tied you down before taking you to the streets, then you should not find it difficult answering my question.

what exactly is it that tinubu has achieved?

Re: Eight Key Takeaways From Tinubu’s First Presidential Media Chat by COMPAQ(m): 1:50pm On Dec 24, 2024

Judolisco:
He is correct on the aspect that Nigeria is not only subsidising fuel for ourselves but for the entire west Africa through smuggling.... My point now is, curbin6of smuggling should be on the government, that's your number one job as a government official is securing our borders..... Why should innocent citizens bear the grunt of smuggling? It's very wrong

D only thing Nigerians are enjoying from d government is fuel subsidy

Smuggling occurs everywhere in the world. America with all their money and technology is still struggling with cocaine smuggling into US by cartels.

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Re: Eight Key Takeaways From Tinubu’s First Presidential Media Chat by Charly68: 2:24pm On Dec 24, 2024

It is clear,you know what you are doing and ready to take blame for your actions that is the most important thing in leadership..It is when a leader does not know his left from right that challatans can deceive him .Hard decision needed to be taken to address long years of ineptitude and lack of vision. Those who travelled abroad know what goes on outside the country. Nigeria has a promising future and surely we shall get there . All those who believe in Nigeria project will surely experience the blessings of the Lord in the land.

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Re: Eight Key Takeaways From Tinubu’s First Presidential Media Chat by rotadeco27: 5:52pm On Dec 24, 2024

dacool1:
You have made very great arguemtns but you ended up messing it with tribalism. The most liberal group in this country are the yorubas. If you really want to know, not all yorubas are happy with his style of leadership.

State your facts without tribalism. These leaders are all the same. They are all thieves.

God bless you for that stuff, all of them are the same, even Tinubu is better than most of them because he is not an hypocrite like them.

Re: Eight Key Takeaways From Tinubu’s First Presidential Media Chat by lapintoz: 6:55pm On Dec 24, 2024

Oh you are one of the omo ales....the born throways....those ones that were thought but still ended up with empty skull. Who rejected who.....

For your info, I be omo isale eko gan gan, iga idun ganran.

Omo ta ni e ......who is your father, tell us....

Omo ale jati jati.

coleon:
Ronuists response is always predictable and devoid of any atom of sense, to them anyone not supporting their failed government is a Igbo or ipobist. This idiot did not know I'm even more Yoruba than him, I am a son of the soil of Lagos that's also born and bred in Lagos. He probably migrated from Ogbomosho or tewure and today feels he should be telling a son of the soil what is happening in his own state while his native Ogbomosho remains in tatters.
We indeginous lagosians have rejected Tinubu and his brand of politics from day one, his politics is formed on thugerry and does not have any meaningful impact on the people .This is why his economic policies have turned Nigerians to beggars dying in various stampedes.
His zombies like this one here can keep wallowing in their sorrow till they die of poverty inflicted by Tinubu on them.
Alainironu oloshi.

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Re: Eight Key Takeaways From Tinubu’s First Presidential Media Chat by femi4: 9:15pm On Dec 24, 2024

FIRDAUS3:
In your own view

Stomach the fact, I know its not easy for you undecided

Re: Eight Key Takeaways From Tinubu’s First Presidential Media Chat by AlphaTaikun: 9:26pm On Dec 24, 2024

naptu2:
Full video of the Presidential Media Chat that took place on Monday, December 23, 2024.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KOggOLQHFPs&t=7s

https://www.thisdaylive.com/index.php/2024/12/24/eight-key-takeaways-from-tinubus-first-presidential-media-chat/

Re: Eight Key Takeaways From Tinubu’s First Presidential Media Chat by AlphaTaikun: 10:02pm On Dec 24, 2024

naptu2:
The moderator was Reuben Abati of Arise TV and Thisday Newspapers.

The panelists were:

Maupe Ogun-Yusuf of Channels TV.

Azubuike Ishiekwene, managing editor of Leadership Newspapers.

Omar Farouk of the Voice of America (VOA)

Nnamdi Odikpo of the Nigerian Television Authority (NTA)

Babajide Otitoju of Television Continental (TVC)

And

Ruth Olurounbi of Bloomberg News.

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Re: Eight Key Takeaways From Tinubu’s First Presidential Media Chat by FIRDAUS3(m): 8:01am On Dec 25, 2024

femi4:
Stomach the fact, I know its not easy for you

Firstly, you failed to established your own fact before fasten your inappropriate preview on the Mr President.

Secondly, telling me you knew its not easy😎 for me when you've not for once met me invalidate you assumption on Mr President.

I loves reading comments that educate me more and more.

Re: Eight Key Takeaways From Tinubu’s First Presidential Media Chat by kunle4toyeyaho: 10:59am On Dec 25, 2024

lexy2014:
how have all these improved living standard of nigerians, provided security of lives and property, reduced corruption, impunity, budget padding, wasteful government spending, nepotism, cronyism? how have all you stated provided better social services and public infrastructure and equal employment opportunities?

If at you level you can't depict how LG financial autonomy would impact positively on an average Nigerian,then i am sorry. Our budget for 2025 is being funded 72% from our projected revenue,while only 28% would be borrowed.If government has not been taken some hard economic decisions,you think this would be possible?

Re: Eight Key Takeaways From Tinubu’s First Presidential Media Chat by lexy2014: 11:28am On Dec 25, 2024

kunle4toyeyaho:
If at you level you can't depict how LG financial autonomy would impact positively on an average Nigerian,then i am sorry. Our budget for 2025 is being funded 72% from our projected revenue,while only 28% would be borrowed.If government has not been taken some hard economic decisions,you think this would be possible?

offpoint.

at your level, am surprised that you cant answer simple questions:

1. how have all these improved living standard of nigerians, provided security of lives and property, reduced corruption, impunity, budget padding, wasteful government spending, nepotism, cronyism?

2. how have all you stated provided better social services and public infrastructure and equal employment opportunities?

Re: Eight Key Takeaways From Tinubu’s First Presidential Media Chat by Assetosky(m): 1:01pm On Jun 26, 2025

lexy2014:
since people around you have not tied you down before taking you to the streets, then you should not find it difficult answering my question.

what exactly is it that tinubu has achieved?

Can your fada become Nigeria's president?

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