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Residents Tackle Lagos Government Over Solar Tax by iwaeda(op): 10:07am On Jun 08

In the video, officials from the ministry’s monitoring and compliance unit were seen asking the resident to obtain approval and pay a fee before proceeding with the installation.

But in reaction, the state government has said that permits and administrative fees for solar power installations apply only to residents of its social housing estates, not to private homeowners or tenants across the state.

The people’s anger is multifaceted. While some are very angry that the government instead of appreciating the citizens for standing in the gap, it is going after the people with taxes.

Yet, there are others who warned that such requirements could discourage the adoption of renewable energy in a country facing persistent power outages. Those on this side of the argument insist that the state government just wants to see its citizens in darkness and depression.

Reacting in an X post, Wale Ajetunmobi, senior special assistant on media to Lagos State Governor, Babajide Sanwo-Olu, said the resident misunderstood the policy.

According to him, the state does not impose solar installation fees on all residents.

“This development is true, but the man who made the video seems to be misinformed about the Lagos State Government’s guidelines for installing solar energy systems in social housing estates,” he said.

He explained that only residents living in government-owned social housing estates are charged administrative fees for alterations, including the installation of solar power systems.

Ajetunmobi said the requirement is linked to the government’s responsibility as facility manager of the estates, noting that solar installations are treated as structural alterations, especially when they affect shared spaces or the original design of buildings.

“Only residents living in government-owned social housing estates are charged administrative fees for alterations, such as the installation of a solar power system, before any additional development can be permitted,” he said.

“Any alteration must be processed through the physical planning and survey departments of the ministry of housing for approval, material compliance, and post-inspection checks.

“Those solar power systems are usually installed by occupants in shared areas; so this alteration must be approved by the facility manager (government) before any occupant can proceed.”

He added that the individual in the video is likely a tenant who rented one of the government-owned estates from the property owner and does not fully understand the terms of the indemnity document.

He said the officials seen in the video were from the ministry’s monitoring and compliance unit, adding that the resident did not obtain prior approval before commencing installation.

He said the government previously handled liabilities arising from unapproved modifications, including cases involving roof damage and fire incidents.

“He is likely to be a tenant in one of these social housing estates owned by the Lagos state government, otherwise, he wouldn’t have raised concerns about something that was clearly outlined in the indemnity document he signed before the government handed over the apartment to him after purchase.

“The simple rule for any estate occupant is to contact the state government (facility manager) for approval for any external alteration.”

He added that unapproved changes affecting shared property could expose the government to liabilities involving other residents.

Under the Lagos State Urban and Regional Planning and Development Law, structural changes to buildings require approval from relevant authorities.

However, what began as a government regulation over solar panel installation in the state-owned estates has spiralled into a fierce public debate regarding governance, taxation, housing failure and the limits of state control in a city battling deepening economic hardship.

Aside from condemning the government’s action, residents are calling for the scrapping of such a law as they view as commercialization of survival

For many Lagosians, the issue goes far beyond solar energy; they see it as another layer in what they describe as a growing system of levies, approvals and charges imposed on citizens who are already forced to provide basic amenities for themselves.

There is a belief in some quarters that while governments in developed societies subsidise renewable energy adoption, Lagosians are being asked to pay additional fees simply for attempting to escape darkness.

Not even the government clarification was able to assuage the people’s anger as tempers rose across the state, with many ready to confront the government authorities.

Many residents insist the policy is merely a “pilot phase” that could eventually extend to private estates and ordinary homeowners across the state. So, it is their thinking that if they don’t react now, it would be too late by the time the government would want to extend it to private house owners.

The worry in some quarters is why citizens who already provide their own electricity, water and security, would be required to pay the government for installing solar systems powered by sunlight; a natural gift to humanity.

A businessman, residing in one of the private estates in Amuwo Odofin area of Lagos, Anthony Osewele, lashed out at the state government, saying, “The state government has no right to sell God’s energy.”

“When people decide to arrogate to themselves the position of God, you wonder if they still had any iota of conscience in them.

“Nobody has the right to sell solar energy provided by God. We are talking about solar energy that is from the Sun; God free gift to humanity. The sun is the centre of the universe. So, for me, it is evil and the height of wickedness for anybody in authority to even conceive the idea of collecting money from citizens for using sunlight. That means one day, they will find a way of collecting money from citizens for breathing the air. This is condemnable in every form.

“In other climes, we are talking about the government providing electricity to their citizens 24 hours nonstop. But here the government provides darkness, making life hellish and short for the people.

“And when the people move to provide alternatives just to improve their lives, the government is here to add to their sorrow by taxing them for doing that. This is very bad,” he stated.

Also, corroborating Osewele’s position is a lawyer, Marcellus Onah, who stressed that residents are not embracing solar power as a luxury, but as a necessity forced on them by the collapse of public electricity supply.

“People are buying solar because the government has failed to provide stable electricity, which is the minimum any responsible government should provide.

“We provide water for ourselves. We generate electricity for ourselves. We fix roads around us. Despite all these, the government still wants to charge us for trying to survive. It is very bad and unacceptable,” he stated.

An estate agent, Rowland Adebayo also lamented that Lagosians are increasingly being suffocated by multiple taxes and levies without corresponding public services.

“They have introduced road parking fees. They demand tenement rates. Every day, there is one new levy or another.

“I don’t mind paying taxes if the government is doing the right thing.

"But asking people to pay for installing solar energy is criminal. It is like taxing sunlight, which is a free gift from God and we must resist it,” he stated.

https://dailypost.ng/2026/06/08/residents-tackle-lagos-govt-over-solar-tax/

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Re: Residents Tackle Lagos Government Over Solar Tax by Parachoko: 10:23am On Jun 08

iwaeda:
Recently, a viral video on social media showing officials of the Lagos State Ministry of Housing confronting a resident over solar panels installed on his home stirred anger among residents of the state.

In the video, officials from the ministry’s monitoring and compliance unit were seen asking the resident to obtain approval and pay a fee before proceeding with the installation.

But in reaction, the state government has said that permits and administrative fees for solar power installations apply only to residents of its social housing estates, not to private homeowners or tenants across the state.

The people’s anger is multifaceted. While some are very angry that the government instead of appreciating the citizens for standing in the gap, it is going after the people with taxes.

Yet, there are others who warned that such requirements could discourage the adoption of renewable energy in a country facing persistent power outages. Those on this side of the argument insist that the state government just wants to see its citizens in darkness and depression.

Reacting in an X post, Wale Ajetunmobi, senior special assistant on media to Lagos State Governor, Babajide Sanwo-Olu, said the resident misunderstood the policy.

According to him, the state does not impose solar installation fees on all residents.

“This development is true, but the man who made the video seems to be misinformed about the Lagos State Government’s guidelines for installing solar energy systems in social housing estates,” he said.

He explained that only residents living in government-owned social housing estates are charged administrative fees for alterations, including the installation of solar power systems.

Ajetunmobi said the requirement is linked to the government’s responsibility as facility manager of the estates, noting that solar installations are treated as structural alterations, especially when they affect shared spaces or the original design of buildings.

“Only residents living in government-owned social housing estates are charged administrative fees for alterations, such as the installation of a solar power system, before any additional development can be permitted,” he said.

“Any alteration must be processed through the physical planning and survey departments of the ministry of housing for approval, material compliance, and post-inspection checks.

“Those solar power systems are usually installed by occupants in shared areas; so this alteration must be approved by the facility manager (government) before any occupant can proceed.”

He added that the individual in the video is likely a tenant who rented one of the government-owned estates from the property owner and does not fully understand the terms of the indemnity document.

He said the officials seen in the video were from the ministry’s monitoring and compliance unit, adding that the resident did not obtain prior approval before commencing installation.

He said the government previously handled liabilities arising from unapproved modifications, including cases involving roof damage and fire incidents.

“He is likely to be a tenant in one of these social housing estates owned by the Lagos state government, otherwise, he wouldn’t have raised concerns about something that was clearly outlined in the indemnity document he signed before the government handed over the apartment to him after purchase.

“The simple rule for any estate occupant is to contact the state government (facility manager) for approval for any external alteration.”

He added that unapproved changes affecting shared property could expose the government to liabilities involving other residents.

Under the Lagos State Urban and Regional Planning and Development Law, structural changes to buildings require approval from relevant

authorities.

However, what began as a government regulation over solar panel installation in the state-owned estates has spiralled into a fierce public debate regarding governance, taxation, housing failure and the limits of state control in a city battling deepening economic hardship.

Aside from condemning the government’s action, residents are calling for the scrapping of such a law as they view as commercialization of survival

For many Lagosians, the issue goes far beyond solar energy; they see it as another layer in what they describe as a growing system of levies, approvals and charges imposed on citizens who are already forced to provide basic amenities for themselves.

There is a belief in some quarters that while governments in developed societies subsidise renewable energy adoption, Lagosians are being asked to pay additional fees simply for attempting to escape darkness.

Not even the government clarification was able to assuage the people’s anger as tempers rose across the state, with many ready to confront the government authorities.

Many residents insist the policy is merely a “pilot phase” that could eventually extend to private estates and ordinary homeowners across the state. So, it is their thinking that if they don’t react now, it would be too late by the time the government would want to extend it to private house owners.

The worry in some quarters is why citizens who already provide their own electricity, water and security, would be required to pay the government for installing solar systems powered by sunlight; a natural gift to humanity.

A businessman, residing in one of the private estates in Amuwo Odofin area of Lagos, Anthony Osewele, lashed out at the state government, saying, “The state government has no right to sell God’s energy.”

“When people decide to arrogate to themselves the position of God, you wonder if they still had any iota of conscience in them.

“Nobody has the right to sell solar energy provided by God. We are talking about solar energy that is from the Sun; God free gift to humanity. The sun is the centre of the universe. So, for me, it is evil and the height of wickedness for anybody in authority to even conceive the idea of collecting money from citizens for using sunlight. That means one day, they will find a way of collecting money from citizens for breathing the air. This is condemnable in every form.

“In other climes, we are talking about the government providing electricity to their citizens 24 hours nonstop. But here the government provides darkness, making life hellish and short for the people.

“And when the people move to provide alternatives just to improve their lives, the government is here to add to their sorrow by taxing them for doing that. This is very bad,” he stated.

Also, corroborating Osewele’s position is a lawyer, Marcellus Onah, who stressed that residents are not embracing solar power as a luxury, but as a necessity forced on them by the collapse of public electricity supply.

“People are buying solar because the government has failed to provide stable electricity, which is the minimum any responsible government should provide.

“We provide water for ourselves. We generate electricity for ourselves. We fix roads around us. Despite all these, the government still wants to charge us for trying to survive. It is very bad and unacceptable,” he stated.

An estate agent, Rowland Adebayo also lamented that Lagosians are increasingly being suffocated by multiple taxes and levies without corresponding public services.

“They have introduced road parking fees. They demand tenement rates. Every day, there is one new levy or another.

“I don’t mind paying taxes if the government is doing the right thing.

“But asking people to pay for installing solar energy is criminal. It is like taxing sunlight, which is a free gift from God and we must resist it,” he stated.

https://dailypost.ng/2026/06/08/residents-tackle-lagos-govt-over-solar-tax/

Only people living in Lagos state government owned properties are asked to pay for installing Solar panels

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Re: Residents Tackle Lagos Government Over Solar Tax by Apcshit: 12:39pm On Jun 08

Solar tax? Lagos government are thieves

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Re: Residents Tackle Lagos Government Over Solar Tax by Ibrahimcoomasie: 12:40pm On Jun 08

It's permit fees and not tax. Lagos is not a village or lawless state where you can do as you wish.

To those that can't read.

He explained that only residents living in government-owned social housing estates are charged administrative fees for alterations, including the installation of solar power systems.

Ajetunmobi said the requirement is linked to the government’s responsibility as facility manager of the estates, noting that solar installations are treated as structural alterations, especially when they affect shared spaces or the original design of buildings.

“Only residents living in government-owned social housing estates are charged administrative fees for alterations, such as the installation of a solar power system, before any additional development can be permitted,” he said.

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Re: Residents Tackle Lagos Government Over Solar Tax by SixSeven: 12:41pm On Jun 08

They don't give you anything in return but courageous of them to tax you.

Repost👇

Nigerians have normalized living with generators that people don't know how clownish they are when they explain it away.

We built Lagos indeed.

One of the things that never impressed me about Tinubu and I choose Tinubu because he had the chance to change this back then in the 99 - 07, was the failure to make Lagos Water Corporation supply the state. That was a monumental failure if you recognize how much Jakande did in 4 years for a Lagos of our dreams. Pure water made its debut in Lagos around the early 2000s. Government watched on. If you were a child who took water from the tap on the public, raise your hands up 🙌 If a government, whether it's Tinubu or not cannot provide the basic infrastructure such as water, light and good roads, F9 ❌ Yesterday, someone said luxurious is the most abused word used in Nigeria today. And the person said they use the term luxury because most Nigerians have not been given the basics or experienced it before so anyone can say their solar is luxury 😔 The defenders of the government never experienced anything better, so they think defending the government is better and constructive criticism is bitter!

Now, the IPP Tinubu fought Obasanjo for, Lagos has the golden chance to generate its electricity and do far better than what Abia's Orji is currently bragging about, but instead of them to ask questions, they prefer all of you to be fighting ethnic and religious fights so they can never be held accountable. Who loses? You the foolish people who let politicians play their cards on you. Lagos is trying to keep the environment clean when Fashola did his home work. Sanwoolu is still struggling with administering a clean city. Ambode came and visionscaped everything away. Yet, they say they had a masterplan. Fashola also blamed the FG for the electricity independence and they finally got to power in 2015. They've been there for years, no opposition but light up Lagos is what Sanwo-Olu is celebrating in 2026 after Ambode made that his first 100 days project in 2015. Make it make sense. Your leaders are evil. Instead of serving you, they corner your resources and always want to settle contractors so the money can come back to them. No light, no water. Bad environment, bad water. Bad waste, dirty water. Chai.

You all are comfortable with sleeping with your oppressors.

You provide your own electricity (generator)
You provide your own water (bore hole)
You provide your own road (patch)
You provide your own housing (build your own)
You provide your own drinking water (pure water)
You provide your own waste management system
And they tax you upon all of these. You must be so in love with yourself that you will allow a government abuse you this much. They tax you for not doing their jobs. Oyo State wanted to tax those who dug boreholes but they were quiet about the negligence of the state to provide water to the people. And they had an engineer as Governor. Your politicians are very very very very wicked people.

SixSeven:
Have we tried talking to our governments? How Nigerians became comfortable with this thing is insane, some people use industrial generators that work with diesel. Now everyone is going solar too because of government negligence. Tinubu himself changed the power supply at the Villa to solar. GCFR
Generator Commander of the Federal Republic.

https://www.tiktok.com/video/7532602447609564421

Generator noise is not the loudest of your problems, it is the fumes that are the silent killers and probably one of the reasons for the increase in cancer cases in Nigeria without us knowing. Polynuclear Aromatic Hydrocarbons (PAHs) are a major component of fuel generator fumes. Carcinogenicity of these compounds has long been established. Those pollutants are not safe for your air and direct contact with your skin, water and environment. Imagine sitting behind the exhaust of a vehicle. That's what we are doing to ourselves.
If you cannot sleep well because of the noise, your health is affected. If you cannot hear well, because of the noise, your hearing is affected.
If you cannot breathe well because of the smoke, your health is affected. If you have the money, switch to solar but what sense does that make if you still live in an environment where your neighbours still use generators? You see why Nigerians need to solve this problem as a collective instead of doing I beta pass my neighbour competition.

Who did this to us All I want to say is they don't even care about us

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Re: Residents Tackle Lagos Government Over Solar Tax by saintbillion(m): 12:41pm On Jun 08

They couldn't provide electricity for us, but fast to tax us

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Re: Residents Tackle Lagos Government Over Solar Tax by COMPAQ(m): 12:42pm On Jun 08

iwaeda:
https://dailypost.ng/2026/06/08/residents-tackle-lagos-govt-over-solar-tax/

This is old news, which had already been clarified.

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Re: Residents Tackle Lagos Government Over Solar Tax by Klington: 12:43pm On Jun 08

Tinubu the tax master will squeeze life out of every well meaning Nigeria after election. They're just testing the waters with lagos as a smokescreen.

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Re: Residents Tackle Lagos Government Over Solar Tax by SixSeven: 12:43pm On Jun 08

COMPAQ:
This is old news, which had already been clarified.

Even without reading the story, did you read the timestamp of the link?

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Re: Residents Tackle Lagos Government Over Solar Tax by HacheNoire: 12:45pm On Jun 08

Solar tax 😂🤣😂🤣

They will form another ”Agbero” that will be collecting that!

It is part of “Eko o ni baje” when everything has already baje!

Lagosians can’t swallow their shame and why they keep voting APC into power.

The state is retrogressing but they will never accept! Our own Nigerian MAGA set.

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Re: Residents Tackle Lagos Government Over Solar Tax by franchasng: 12:45pm On Jun 08

The only thing Tinubu taught Southwest leaders is how to tax their people to more poverty and lack.

I have never seen a leader like this.

You failed in managing and giving sincere account of how you manage resources from natural resources of the nation.

You failed in managing revenues from indirect taxes, levies....loans.

Now you want to expand the tax net and some people are supporting you claiming other nations pay tax.....but they forgot that those nations are very accountable to their citizens.

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Re: Residents Tackle Lagos Government Over Solar Tax by Princedapace(m): 12:45pm On Jun 08

Hahahaa, this is so funny. State govt that should be apologizing to citizens for lack of electriicty is charging them installation fee for alternative energy.
Time don reach Nigerians should start suing govt for failure to provide their social contract of which electricity is part of it. Shame no dey catch Nigeria at all. Someone was even defending it. Like u didnt provide citizens with electricity and u are charging them to get an alternative power, haaaaa.

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Re: Residents Tackle Lagos Government Over Solar Tax by BestLife247: 12:46pm On Jun 08*

HacheNoire:
Solar tax 😂🤣😂🤣

They will form another ”Agbero” that will be collecting that!

It is part of “Eko o ni baje” when everything has already baje!

Lagosians can’t swallow their shame and why they keep voting APC into power.

The state is retrogressing but they will never accept! Our own Nigerian MAGA set.

Why Solar Tax? I don't understand the greed and wickedness! You can't provide Electricity for your Citizens, they painstakingly try to help themselves you still wan dey strangle them! Very wicked to themselves as a People! I've traveled all around the World, I have never seen any that don't love their very own fellow like this. There are African Countries where I didn't experience a single fight among people for 2 Years that I love there. But you see this my People, just going from Home to work when I was in Lagos gets me wondering why the frequent rough fights among my People at almost every Bus Stop. As my very own People, after seeing awesome brotherly Uniting Life among several African People, I've fasted and prayed for my People, don't know what to do anymore.
If you know anyone that has health issues contact me, even if you have been told is incurable. No disease is incurable, I know it's hard to believe because mainstream fed us their mind controlling narratives for so long.

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Re: Residents Tackle Lagos Government Over Solar Tax by anonimi: 12:46pm On Jun 08

Ibrahimcoomasie:
It's permit fees and not tax. Lagos is not a village or lawless state where you can do as you wish.

If Tinubu’s Lagos is not a glorified ghetto village, then why is there no pipe borne water huh

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g5v-F81hNTs

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Re: Residents Tackle Lagos Government Over Solar Tax by ogolemati: 12:46pm On Jun 08

they should try and pay

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Re: Residents Tackle Lagos Government Over Solar Tax by njokuuche77(m): 12:46pm On Jun 08

Solar Tax? Our Politicians are very shameless.

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Re: Residents Tackle Lagos Government Over Solar Tax by SixSeven: 12:47pm On Jun 08*

saintbillion:
They couldn't provide electricity for us, but fast to tax us

They even promised end to estimated billing, only for his power minister to give us bandits

https://www.tiktok.com/video/7632614041709546759

When they invited Bwala to speak about it, what did he do? Make it about 2027 voting. It's never been this bad and those who think it will stop if this man rigs his way into office next year are joking. They will start the politics of 2013 and who will succeed who

https://www.tiktok.com/video/7647899475012357398

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Re: Residents Tackle Lagos Government Over Solar Tax by AntiChristian: 12:47pm On Jun 08

I thought the tax is for those living in government estates and such tax is part of the agreement to those people in the estate!

It is not a general rule!

Make people no just dey blame Government unneccessarily!

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Re: Residents Tackle Lagos Government Over Solar Tax by ogolemati: 12:47pm On Jun 08

HacheNoire:
Solar tax 😂🤣😂🤣

They will form another ”Agbero” that will be collecting that!

It is part of “Eko o ni baje” when everything has already baje!

Lagosians can’t swallow their shame and why they keep voting APC into power.

The state is retrogressing but they will never accept! Our own Nigerian MAGA set.

error message decoded yarimo this machine is faulty

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Re: Residents Tackle Lagos Government Over Solar Tax by U09ce: 12:47pm On Jun 08

It should rather be regulations not a fee that would add a burden to the civil servants living there. Also, why not use the opportunity to build a utility scale solar power and sell to the residents? It will be safer and more effective, and also less visual pollution

Re: Residents Tackle Lagos Government Over Solar Tax by Josywhyte: 12:49pm On Jun 08

People are not seeing steady power and you're taxing them on the little one they use to survive. Wicked government

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Re: Residents Tackle Lagos Government Over Solar Tax by saintbillion(m): 12:49pm On Jun 08

SixSeven:
They even promised end to estimated billing, only for his power minister to give us bandits

https://www.tiktok.com/video/7632614041709546759

That's why we need to vote them out.

Re: Residents Tackle Lagos Government Over Solar Tax by ogolemati: 12:49pm On Jun 08

AntiChristian:
I thought the tax is for those living in government houses and such tax is part of the agreement to those people in the estate!

antigoodlife you don't have money to pay, grin

like say you have solar

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Re: Residents Tackle Lagos Government Over Solar Tax by jaxxy(m): 12:51pm On Jun 08*

Lagos state government doing too much and acting like shameless extortionist. The sun is free so why are u taxing direct sunlight?? undecided

And their useless argurment of alteration can only be applicable to Large solar commercial plant installation which can be taxed but not private home inverter solar.

Its like taxing my generator. Kilode undecided

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Re: Residents Tackle Lagos Government Over Solar Tax by COMPAQ(m): 12:52pm On Jun 08

SixSeven:
Even without reading the story, did you read the timestamp of the link?

Doesn't the story itself say that this is only for government estates? So why is everyone huffing and puffing?

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Re: Residents Tackle Lagos Government Over Solar Tax by safarifarms(m): 12:53pm On Jun 08

Thought they said it was for a govt' estate only?

Re: Residents Tackle Lagos Government Over Solar Tax by anonimi: 12:53pm On Jun 08

Josywhyte:
People are not seeing steady power and you're taxing them on the little one they use to survive. Wicked government

You have figured out wicked Tinubu’s lootocracy master plan for Lagos State since 1999, which he is now using to ruin the entire country.

It’s the agbalọwọmeri jẹgudujẹra modus operandi for afẹnifẹbis.

How else would it be easy for him to hold people hostage without the Stockholm Syndrome approach to dictatorship huh

https://www.nairaland.com/post/125340351

anonimi:
The eyesore on Bourdillon Road
2nd January 2025

Beyond his neighbours, there is something about the sight of people hanging around a president’s residence that does not speak well of his leadership capabilities. Maybe no one has nudged him to see it, but the impression that spectacle on Bourdillon Road generates is that Tinubu enjoys the sight of suffering humans and thrives in—and through— their poverty.

If all these years, impoverished people hang around you and you remain comfortable enough to keep them just so they can be handed tokens of your large heart, then it means you have a pro-poverty mindset. Such a frame of mind is oriented toward cultivating poverty rather than stimulating abundance.

That is why he could unproblematically relate the story of his “friend” who went from using five Rolls Royce to a far-less valued car and not consider the import of the nonsense he was saying. That spurious account was an indication that this is a man for whom poverty—of others, not himself—is an ideal.

https://punchng.com/the-eyesore-on-bourdillon-road/

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Re: Residents Tackle Lagos Government Over Solar Tax by Major7: 12:54pm On Jun 08

There's a need for serious resistance in all of these unfriendly policies and I know their scheme, trying to create a class of rich and poor. They see it as a capital offense for an ordinary citizen to be able to afford what they can. They will use their very hand to cause serious breakdown in law and order. We're watching on..... angry