₦airaland Forum

slivertongue:
She is an expert more than those you rely on as experts

INTEGRITYA1:
We are All feeling the heat of subsidy removal in term of price skyrocketing due to high transportation cost as a result of subsidy removal.

But we can all see that things are gradually taking shape and getting better gradually, not going to be sudden but bit by bit most especially with coming of Dangote refinery and most likely others to follow.

We will get there, some solution require drastic move.

femi4:
Exactly...Tinubu did it in a wrong way. Palliatives are non existing

bluefilm:
The policy that spoilt everything for balabluu right from day 1

helinues:
Expert more than Madam NOI.. Hahaha you are confused

stuffs2002:
Yet Pandora said he was going to remove subsidy from day one but you see nothing wrong in that.

APCNig:
You are very right ma. It is wrongly implemented.. But why didn’t the government you served in implement it the right way?

What General Sani Abacha, Gen Abdulsalam Abubakar, General Muhammadu Buhari, Alhaji Umar Yar’Adua and Evangelist Goodluck Jonathan were not bold enough to implement over a combined 30 years period, JAGABAN did it in the first 30 minutes of his administration. Now we know the real Generalisimo of Africa, JAGABAN BORGU. This woman should be ashamed of herself and her letter writer / book publisher boss SUGARDADDY Olusegun Obasanjo and other Lilly liver looters that served as Presidents over the last three decades

femi4:
Exactly...Tinubu did it in a wrong way. Palliatives are non existing

OnionBandit:
Nothing wey you go do wey these people no go talk. If one of their own was in power, I swear to God, they will praise him to high heavens for doing exactly everything Tinubu has done.

Tueh

stuffs2002:
Many of una just open mouth waaaaaaaaaaa just dey criticize without thinking.
Subsidy removal is a one way ticket. You either leave it or remove it and it ends there.

slivertongue:
They are at the same level. NOI said the policies are good but not benefiting the poor that's the implications of her statement about widening the social safety network. She spoke tongue in cheek. I supported GEJ removing fuel subsidy and I will support anyone who will remove it in phases and deploy the saved funds into making education cheaper, increased pay for govt employees, cheaper electricity, cheaper healthcare, better federal roads, improved deployment of technology in the national security architecture, creating a friendly economy etc

slivertongue:
They are at the same level. NOI said the policies are good but not benefiting the poor that's the implications of her statement about widening the social safety network. She spoke tongue in cheek. I supported GEJ removing fuel subsidy and I will support anyone who will remove it in phases and deploy the saved funds into making education cheaper, increased pay for govt employees, cheaper electricity, cheaper healthcare, better federal roads, improved deployment of technology in the national security architecture, creating a friendly economy etc

musicwriter:
There's no other better way to remove the subsidy than what the president did.

Let me tell you a little story about my inability to take drastic decision some time ago.

When our mother died, my junior brothers and sisters all lived with me here in Lagos. In about 2004, my two sisters who were aged around 19 years old got admission to study at UNN in Enugu but I didn't allow them to go there because I was scared how they'll live all alone. Money wasn't an issue at all. I was using 3 cars then and lived comfortably. But I cancelled the whole travel preparation and insisted that they should get the admission in UNILAG instead.

They tried and tried but couldn't get admission to UNILAG. They only got the admission after things went sour for me and I left the country. That's the only reason they didn't go to university.

I regret that decision of mine till today. I was naive and scared about how they'll survive on their own at that age. But now I know better. I should have allowed them to move to Enugu immediately.

The president has made the right decision, he knows it's a drastic decision, in fact, he knows exactly what he's doing.

The reason for the current economic situation is that we don't have a science and technology driven economy. If we had 20 working refineries, fuel would be selling for like N200/litre now.

The president has set the Nigerian economy free. This immediate impact is expected, it's part of the process of healing just like someone healing from a sickness. The person would eventually be well and fine.

Okoroawusa:
Eeeyah! This your story really touched me. I am really sorry about your sisters. I hope they are doing better in life somehow now?

treesun:
https://punchng.com/subsidy-removal-good-policy-wrongly-implemented-ezekwesili/

femi4:
Exactly...Tinubu did it in a wrong way. Palliatives are non existing

igala1:
HE REMOBED SUBSIDY BUT TINUBU HAS BEEN DISTRIBUTING THE EARNINGS FROM SUBSIDY TO THE MONTHLY STATE ALLOCATIONS WHICH IS BEING SQUANDERED AND LOOTED BY GOBERNORS. TINUBU WANTS TO WIN HIS RE-ELECTION THUS HE'S FAVOURING THE GOVERNORS AGAINST THE CITIZENS

musicwriter:
There's no other better way to remove the subsidy than what the president did.

Let me tell you a little story about my inability to take drastic decision some time ago.

When our mother died, my junior brothers and sisters all lived with me here in Lagos. In about 2004, my two sisters who were aged around 19 years old got admission to study at UNN in Enugu but I didn't allow them to go there because I was scared how they'll live all alone. Money wasn't an issue at all. I was using 3 cars then and lived comfortably. But I cancelled the whole travel preparation and insisted that they should get the admission in UNILAG instead.

They tried and tried but couldn't get admission to UNILAG. They only got the admission after things went sour for me and I left the country. That's the only reason they didn't go to university.

I regret that decision of mine till today. I was naive and scared about how they'll survive on their own at that age. But now I know better. I should have allowed them to move to Enugu immediately.

The president has made the right decision, he knows it's a drastic decision, in fact, he knows exactly what he's doing.

The reason for the current economic situation is that we don't have a science and technology driven economy. If we had 20 working refineries, fuel would be selling for like N200/litre now.

The president has set the Nigerian economy free. This immediate impact is expected, it's part of the process of healing just like someone healing from a sickness. The person would eventually be well and fine.

femi4:
Exactly...Tinubu did it in a wrong way. Palliatives are non existing

“You can have the right policies, but if you implement them the wrong way, there will be problems,” she said. “The subsidy removal was not prepared for. It was a good reform done the wrong way. Inflation is punishing the populace, and the poor have nowhere to run.”

She faulted President Tinubu’s abrupt declaration of “Subsidy is gone,” arguing that it plunged millions into penury. “Inflation hits the poor so hard. This was a reform done wrongly,” she insisted.

Heavensake1:
Hard decision always look wrong.

smtx:
I am touched by your story and relieved you were able to overcome it. My disagreement, however, is with the way the Tinubu administration handled the fuel subsidy removal.

The government's implementation of this policy lacked empathy and planning. The sudden and severe approach was like using insecticide to kill mosquitoes while your children are still in the room. You know the goal is good, but the method is reckless. Instead, you'd do it carefully when no one is around, allowing the danger to subside. The government should have taken similar precautions to protect the masses from the fallout of their decision.

treesun:
https://punchng.com/subsidy-removal-good-policy-wrongly-implemented-ezekwesili/

Judolisco:
they should use the money for palliatives to do something else.. We can't keep eating d future of our children... Poor roads, schs, Internet... We should start fixing all dis

INTEGRITYA1:
We are All feeling the heat of subsidy removal in term of price skyrocketing due to high transportation cost as a result of subsidy removal.

But we can all see that things are gradually taking shape and getting better gradually, not going to be sudden but bit by bit most especially with coming of Dangote refinery and most likely others to follow.

We will get there, some solution require drastic move.