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helinues:
Another attack on my personality. Make una engage with me logically, maturely, I don't care how many are you people, we go do the justification as usual because it sure for us ni

Plenty teeth that can chew ordinary eggs no be teeth

Chai, Helinues, na why you dey make people Gaga like this

suxkill:
You are a nonentity Mr man. Stop self servicing your self.
Now read what I wrote about the person you were quoting.
We know him as a chief zombie on this forum before you appeared here.

PassingShot:
So, it should be collapsing at an astronomical rate?

helinues:
Bro, imagine the Iranu talk. Make Dem go join the opposition and stop feeling entitled

Proudlyngwa:
There is no time the economy has not been collapsing according to Nigerians.

Shagari era was austerity and essence
Buhari took over and was removed because economy was collapsing

IBB came and we had stomach adjustment programme and operation 1-0-1, chop 1 miss 1 and chop 1,

Abacha came and we know what happened

Obasanjo Nigeria jagajaga, multiple ethnic clashes, political instability, high level corruption,

Goodluck Jonathan, stealing is not corruption, fuel scarcity, useless local content ideology,

Buhari insecurity, economy collapse, naira for naira exchange in one country killing businesses. Trial by error policies

Tinubu .Indifference to corruption by top brass

So tell me when Nigeria was ever food to anyone in that particular dispensation

helinues:
The only sensible comments some of you can make is to insult and attack others. Not that you can ever engage others maturely

Next on the list

PassingShot:
Why do I say this?

His son's involvement in how the country is governed.

He is another disappointment. Seems all of them are, sadly so.

PassingShot:
Bro, we are talking of astronomical increase in prices of goods within a year (now running into 2) of the govt. Buhari managed to keep prices to reasonable levels despite our cash crunch challenges of his first tenure.

And the fact that the economy has always been going south cannot be a reason not to call a govt out for it.

suxkill:
Don't sound as if you're not among those causing nuisance here.
Since you didn't know the op, your initial reply to him was "he should continue listing the drug lord failures"
I only had to point to you that he's your fellow zombie whom might have seen the light.

tundegan:
He is not a tyrant, you people are just playing mind games with the word tyranny.

The president is doing his best and he will get there.

Proudlyngwa:
You guys will continue getting disappointed because your expectations of government is Utopian.
As far as am concerned though Tinubu being a monumental failure in a lot of aspects, he has done better than past presidents who kept on cosmeticing our inefficiency.
Fuel subsidy is said to be gone and hopefully so, multiple exchange rates which led to round tripping looks like a thing of the past.
Food scarcity was caused by the ineffectual Buhari's handling of herders farmers issue discouraging a lot of people from going into farming.

You guys just want cheap things not better things and you are willing to eat deep into your unborn generations future to have it.

As for Fubara, he declared that he does not recognise the legislature and no government can exist without the legislature.
He set the tone for anarchy .

PassingShot:
Bro, we are talking of astronomical increase in prices of goods within a year (now running into 2) of the govt. Buhari managed to keep prices to reasonable levels despite our cash crunch challenges of his first tenure.

And the fact that the economy has always been going south cannot be a reason not to call a govt out for it.

Adamuchitimu:
. You know him too well. Dude use to be a terror during Buharis reign

Helinues na learner for where that guy dey

We await Omenka's come back like this one

PassingShot:
I personally don't want cheap things at the expense of better things. I did not think we needed to continue with all the subsidies. However, we should ask ourselves if the govt has managed the gains of subsidy removal well to benefit the masses. Giving more money to the governors, for them to do as they wish with, is not the way to invest the gains from the subsidy removal. Btw, we are not sure that subsidy is totally gone, especially with the disparity in the dollar/naira rate that still exists.

As for Fubara, the sensible thing would have been to allow him be removed constitutionally by the HoA. That is what the constitution recognizes in removing a democratically elected governor. The president could have deployed military personnel to secure the pipes while pre-empting the chaos that may greet Fubara's impeachment. Anyhow you dice it, removing him in the manner the president did is undemocratic, especially when he had on two previous occasions condemned such actions. Supporting his move amounts to only one thing - hypocrisy.

helinues:
Define nuisance...

I counter the op's arguments which made the person to be scrambling while you are yet to make any logical contributions to this same thread and you want to be talking about nuisance?

You no dey look into the mirrow at all ?

Pigstormentor:
Nuisance===>you

helinues:
Hahahah, no be mouth, no be bragging but Helinues no dey anyone's category on this forum. I am on the league of my own competing with myself.

Muslim Muslim ticket, Shettima precisely, even those that you are listed above was against it but I stood my ground.

So stop the petty comparison

Agama lizard claiming to be a LION

helinues:
It be like reasonable of you guys dey afraid to engage Helinues.

Na only tantrums, insult and attack you can take win me as I no dey play such game

Proudlyngwa:
I personally don't know if subsidy is gone because without subsidy diesel should be cheaper than PMS , so am sceptical about that, more money being given to governors does not mean better economy in fact it can lead to inflation which is too much money chasing too few goods.
The idea of local government autonomy is one area I think this government has tried and should money get to the grassroots via local government I believe things will get better as local production might increase and the centre might decongest, which is one problem we have had for too long , everyone migrating to state capitals making price of things in the city too expensive.


Fubara would have resisted his impeachment because he did not believe in the assembly saying the assembly does not exist
I will advise you to read up on Ekiti and fayoses tenure , where we had 3 people claiming to be govenor

suxkill:
PassingShot guess you remembered when you called me a cultist for criticizing Baba go slow seems power has left you or the crumbs you were feeding on has finished and you came up with these hippo critical jargons you are writing here.
This hunger fit reach anywhere including your village people

PassingShot:
Why do I say this?

1. His mismanagement of the economy and encouraging his appointees, through his silence, to blame it on his predecessor (PMB).
2. His meddling in the Lagos Assembly leadership tussle that resulted in returning a speaker that was validly removed.
3. His undemocratic removal of Rivers state governor and the elected reps there, just to ensure that Wike has the final say. He could, and should have allowed Fubara to be impeached if he could not mediate properly. That would have been democratic and heaven will not fall had Fubara been impeached.
4. The revelation that the NASS members were bribed to support his military-styled removal of a sitting governor - something he had vehemently condemned in the past!
5. His son's involvement in how the country is governed.

I can go on and on. He is becoming a tyrant and he may easily destroy what is left of our democracy.

He is another disappointment. Seems all of them are, sadly so.

PassingShot:
Fubara's wings had already been clipped by the SC judgment. That was the reason he was running helter-skelter to appease the House. In any case, impeaching him remains what could have been the right thing to do if he must be removed.

PassingShot:
Why do I say this?

1. His mismanagement of the economy and encouraging his appointees, through his silence, to blame it on his predecessor (PMB).
2. His meddling in the Lagos Assembly leadership tussle that resulted in returning a speaker that was validly removed.
3. His undemocratic removal of Rivers state governor and the elected reps there, just to ensure that Wike has the final say. He could, and should have allowed Fubara to be impeached if he could not mediate properly. That would have been democratic and heaven will not fall had Fubara been impeached.
4. The revelation that the NASS members were bribed to support his military-styled removal of a sitting governor - something he had vehemently condemned in the past!
5. His son's involvement in how the country is governed.

I can go on and on. He is becoming a tyrant and he may easily destroy what is left of our democracy.

He is another disappointment. Seems all of them are, sadly so.

tundegan:
He is not a tyrant, you people are just playing mind games with the word tyranny.

The president is doing his best and he will get there.

helinues:
Hahahah, I asked if that's all or perhaps you have more to add to this bunkum as this is not convincing enough

Gandollar:
I don't know why the Op is surprised or should I say disappointed, in Lagos where tinubu held sway, he is the Lord of the Manor.
He simply exported it to Aso rock.

ZombidiotFools:
That guy has been supporting APC before you registered on this platform.

I have been here quite long if not that Mods banned me for long and I deactivated.

I'm a fanatic APC supporter, but you see this administration of Tinubu?
Before God and man, Tinubu is not doing well.

nairalanda1:
Nigerian politicans are all alike.

But then again, when Nigerians are told to choose new people, that's when we hear the planitive cry of 'But we can't leave our beloved tinubu!'

I have told the story of a corper who in 2019 in the village where he was assigned to witnessed people...who in the months before election had been bashing APC...line up and vote for the same...APC. No voter inducement (the guy saw no agents giving anyone money at all).

dollypi:
That’s a scary thought. His hold over Nigeria could extend for decades if this plays out

PassingShot:
Why do I say this?

1. His mismanagement of the economy and encouraging his appointees, through his silence, to blame it on his predecessor (PMB).
2. His meddling in the Lagos Assembly leadership tussle that resulted in returning a speaker that was validly removed.
3. His undemocratic removal of Rivers state governor and the elected reps there, just to ensure that Wike has the final say. He could, and should have allowed Fubara to be impeached if he could not mediate properly. That would have been democratic and heaven will not fall had Fubara been impeached.
4. The revelation that the NASS members were bribed to support his military-styled removal of a sitting governor - something he had vehemently condemned in the past!
5. His son's involvement in how the country is governed.

I can go on and on. He is becoming a tyrant and he may easily destroy what is left of our democracy.

He is another disappointment. Seems all of them are, sadly so.