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| Compare A Collation Centre In Nigeria And In South Africa. by ariesbull(op): 10:52am On Feb 08 |
When we say that the country isn't moving forward and we have stagnation ..lets just not talk too much let's know where the rain started hearing us...at the polls Compare a Collation Centre in Nigeria and in South Africa.... After this, then have pity for yourselves Awon Giant of Africa! Ndi Giant of Africa 12 Likes 1 Share
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| Re: Compare A Collation Centre In Nigeria And In South Africa. by brain54(m): 11:07am On Feb 08 |
You can't use only collation center as metric to rate one country above another... 1 Like |
| Re: Compare A Collation Centre In Nigeria And In South Africa. by Ihaveleftnaija: 11:13am On Feb 08 |
If we want the same standards and annual budget South Africa has, are we willing to pay the price they are paying for all the development they have? That's the biggest question. South Africans pay 40% and above in taxation, are ready for that or we just want the beauty and class without paying the price tag for it ? You cannot be this organised and developed without the budget to match the standards. Let's pay the taxes first and complain later if the government doesn't deliver. 4 Likes |
| Re: Compare A Collation Centre In Nigeria And In South Africa. by WhizdomXX(m): 11:15am On Feb 08 |
The Nigerian society of Engineers has rebuked them. 3 Likes
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| Re: Compare A Collation Centre In Nigeria And In South Africa. by owobokiri(m): 11:26am On Feb 08*. Modified: 7:24am On Feb 09 |
Ihaveleftnaija:Bro, stop defending the indefensible. Nigeria budgets hundreds of billions of naira for every general elections. Run your checks. Nigeria has spent billions of dollars in organising elections since 1999.. To argeu that the lack of quality in terms of how elections results are tallied in Nigeria has anything to do with funding is jejune. It has nothing to do with funding. Money has never been the issue.. It has everything to do with corruption and mediocrity.. Thank you for your attention to this message 21 Likes |
| Re: Compare A Collation Centre In Nigeria And In South Africa. by brain54(m): 11:28am On Feb 08 |
Ihaveleftnaija:Una don come again with the bull shit tax argument... This is the worst line of argument I like to hear in my life! 10 Likes |
| Re: Compare A Collation Centre In Nigeria And In South Africa. by SlavaUkraini: 11:31am On Feb 08 |
Naija is still way backwards 4 Likes |
| Re: Compare A Collation Centre In Nigeria And In South Africa. by Sonnobax15(m): 11:39am On Feb 08 |
 Na wuru-wuru center we get for Nigeria  . Only the settings alone dey show say there's no way results from a free and fair election can ever come out from that place  Chaiiii see as shame dey catch me 7 Likes |
| Re: Compare A Collation Centre In Nigeria And In South Africa. by Kewtt: 11:43am On Feb 08 |
brain54:SA is far ahead with everything elections.... we need to go and colonize that country through illegal and legal mass immigration 28 Likes |
| Re: Compare A Collation Centre In Nigeria And In South Africa. by brain54(m): 11:46am On Feb 08 |
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| Re: Compare A Collation Centre In Nigeria And In South Africa. by ruggedtimi(m): 11:53am On Feb 08 |
Nigeria own be like 1980s. 1 Like |
| Re: Compare A Collation Centre In Nigeria And In South Africa. by Mirasteel: 11:56am On Feb 08 |
Nigeria is not ready, not ready at all. 1 Like |
| Re: Compare A Collation Centre In Nigeria And In South Africa. by Ezmans: 12:16pm On Feb 08 |
Ihaveleftnaija:The crude oil we sell everyday and the one stole by the criminal rich men can do this here rather we are using our money to build houses for judicial officials and traditional leaders, I have been to some countries I have never in my life see a country so corrupt like us every thing here is bribe 6 Likes |
| Re: Compare A Collation Centre In Nigeria And In South Africa. by 23jerryking(m): 12:44pm On Feb 08 |
brain54:Oga that's more than enough metric, stop trying to defend nonsense biko. I get anger issues o. We can't use this, we can't use that, and yet the disgraced country keeps descending further into what we can't even recognize anymore. 9 Likes 1 Share |
| Re: Compare A Collation Centre In Nigeria And In South Africa. by 23jerryking(m): 12:45pm On Feb 08 |
Ihaveleftnaija:The ones we've been paying have we seen any dividends that at least points towards it? Are snakes not still swallowing money here? 5 Likes |
| Re: Compare A Collation Centre In Nigeria And In South Africa. by brain54(m): 12:50pm On Feb 08 |
23jerryking:Abeg you carry your anger issues go front... You can't use only one metric to conclude anything here. If he had zeroed it down to elections alone that a different case. And even at that he still has to make a comparative analysis in other and different areas. Just because they have a fancy looking collation center don't conclude they are better. Some of us still went to school small even if we no know book. And we shouldn't let our hate or non support for government make us criticize blindly. Just because of fancy looking collation center someone concludes a country is better than another and you think that makes sense. Or want people with a critical thinking mind to accept that? |
| Re: Compare A Collation Centre In Nigeria And In South Africa. by U09ce: 12:50pm On Feb 08 |
WhizdomXX:It's a good response from the organization. But I expected them puncture the argument about poor network coverage, and also express their readiness to work with Inec to ensure seamless e-transmission of results |
| Re: Compare A Collation Centre In Nigeria And In South Africa. by Acidosis(m): 1:01pm On Feb 08 |
brain54:Stop defending criminality. After UK, US, and India, Nigeria spends the most on elections in the world, yet this country has the worst electoral outcomes and is the 4th poorest in the world. 5 Likes |
| Re: Compare A Collation Centre In Nigeria And In South Africa. by GanagiBitrus: 1:03pm On Feb 08*. Modified: 2:35pm On Feb 08 |
The collation centre is where rigging & manipulation of results is done most. So anything to reduce human interference there viz E-Transmission should be welcome. 4 Likes |
| Re: Compare A Collation Centre In Nigeria And In South Africa. by 23jerryking(m): 1:04pm On Feb 08 |
brain54:And can you not see what he was actually trying to pass across? So you failed to get a glimpse of that despite your claim of being a critical thinking fellow. Anyways let me bring you up to speed, he wasn't referring to the design. He was actually talking about the transparency of the process, the results are transmitted live and what you see there is the same as you would in any associated polling unit. This was the same process your country rejected. So before you crown yourself with the title of a "critical-thiking mind" ensure that you are actually deserving of it. 5 Likes |
| Re: Compare A Collation Centre In Nigeria And In South Africa. by thesicilian: 1:04pm On Feb 08 |
brain54:Obidients do not need any reason to be logical. In fact if an opinion sounds logical, it's probably not from an obidient |
| Re: Compare A Collation Centre In Nigeria And In South Africa. by brain54(m): 1:13pm On Feb 08 |
Acidosis:So just because a country has a A working collation center we can arrive at the conclusion that that country is better than another? Stop thinking with emotions and sentiments bros! |
| Re: Compare A Collation Centre In Nigeria And In South Africa. by erad(m): 1:54pm On Feb 08 |
Lol... Inferiority complex! |
| Re: Compare A Collation Centre In Nigeria And In South Africa. by isio1: 2:04pm On Feb 08 |
Ihaveleftnaija:The natural resources that our country (Nigeria) is blessed with, do they (South Africa) have them in the same measure  Why not also compare the corruption rate. If you really want Nigerians to pay 40% tax. If the government can reasonably minimize or wipe out corruption or even reduce government wastages, development can come with even minimal tax. Nigerians are very ready to pay any amount, e.g after the whole noise about fuel subsidy, are Nigerians not paying today? |
| Re: Compare A Collation Centre In Nigeria And In South Africa. by Ihaveleftnaija: 2:05pm On Feb 08 |
23jerryking:Nigeria has one of the lowest income tax rates in Africa,what were you hoping there would achieve other than low development output🫡. The higher the taxes the more developed the country will be. Morroco, South Africa and other Northern African states are good example of that. The lower the tax rate the worst the country is governed ; Nigeria, Congo ,Burundi etc are testament to that 🫣 1 Like |
| Re: Compare A Collation Centre In Nigeria And In South Africa. by ariesbull(op): 2:10pm On Feb 08 |
What other matrics brain54: |
| Re: Compare A Collation Centre In Nigeria And In South Africa. by Ihaveleftnaija: 2:17pm On Feb 08*. Modified: 4:25pm On Feb 08 |
isio1:I understand the anger, and you’re right about one thing: corruption and government waste are Nigeria’s biggest problems. But natural resources alone don’t translate to development. Countries don’t develop because of what’s in the ground, they develop because of how well the state is funded, managed, and enforced. South Africa does not have Nigeria’s oil reserves, true. But it has something Nigeria lacks: a broader tax base, stronger compliance, and institutions that actually collect and spend revenue with some level of accountability. Fighting corruption and increasing tax revenue are not mutually exclusive. In fact, you can’t sustainably fight corruption without adequate funding for institutions, audits, courts, infrastructure, and public services. The fuel subsidy example proves my point. Nigerians are already paying more, but because the state lacks structure and credibility, the pain feels wasted. The problem is not Nigerians’ willingness to pay—it’s how the money is managed. Resources don’t build countries—institutions do. Corruption must be tackled, yes, but no country develops on minimal taxes, especially one of 200+ million people. Nigerians aren’t unwilling to pay; they’re unwilling to be robbed. The solution is reform and revenue, not one without the other. @ brain54 ezmans 23jerryking I think this answers your posts as well 2 Likes |
| Re: Compare A Collation Centre In Nigeria And In South Africa. by franchasng: 3:16pm On Feb 08 |
WhizdomXX:Create this as a thread please |
| Re: Compare A Collation Centre In Nigeria And In South Africa. by ogashman(m): 3:26pm On Feb 08 |
brain54:Talking trash......in what aspect is Nigeria Bett than SA? Mention them and stop yapping |
| Re: Compare A Collation Centre In Nigeria And In South Africa. by 23jerryking(m): 3:45pm On Feb 08 |
Ihaveleftnaija:So our leaders embezzle public funds because we have one of the lowest income tax rates hey? |
| Re: Compare A Collation Centre In Nigeria And In South Africa. by Gadafii: 4:21pm On Feb 08 |
APC is a disaster |
| Re: Compare A Collation Centre In Nigeria And In South Africa. by Ihaveleftnaija: 4:25pm On Feb 08 |
23jerryking:Look up ,I replied you already |
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