₦airaland Forum

HacheNoire:
Do you smoke marijuana or abuse any substance?

BATified2023:
many of u ehn, after u smoke finish for your house n u get high the next thing na to log in online start to dey write rubbish cos your highness don overload

Jayhome24:
You are the one everybody is disappointed in infact you must have smoked something for real..

BATified2023:
we no even send u n your inconsequential vote

Did u vote him in d last election?

If no

Then y d useless noise

Abeg find somewhere go sleep

helinues:
This could have been moved to a joke section instead of FP

nairalanda1:
I am really really disappointed in you, man. I expected better from you.

nairalanda1:
I am really really disappointed in you, man. I expected better from you.

nairalanda1:
I am really really disappointed in you, man. I expected better from you.

nairalanda1:
I honestly thought you were more mature than this, man. But your comment, your choice.

nairalanda1:
And it's all down to the subsidy going....

I believe tinubu has lost the South east, largely because the South East's main industry, so to speak, is imports, and the sale of imported goods. Because the naira has been devalued, the amount of naira needed to buy forex has risen, which has made importing more expensive. Add the fuel subsidy removal making transport from the ports to the end point worse, and you have a lot of people suffering. Plus east relies heavily on food sent from the North...the grains, as well as imports, all now more costly thanks to dollars not being subsidised. As a result SE people are suffering massively .People would vote for Atiku and Obi.

Tinubu has also lost the North. Fuel should be reaching the N1500 mark by now, meaning that transport and so forth have gone up massively for many poor Northerners. Northern traders are having to deal with increased transport and other costs, ditto middle men. And the North is Nigeria's poorest region, so...there we are. Then the North has a raging insecurity problem, (it also affects the middle belt too, and the South). All that adds up to people voting for Atiku and Obi at the end of the day.

South West too is not safe, insecurity is a big problem, throw in high transport costs thanks to subsidy removal, and high costs of imports, and there you have it.

South South is going to be split between NDC and ADC.

The main thing is subsidy. In a way, with benefit of hindsight, tinubu and buhari should have supported susbdiy removal in 2012, by now the hard times from the removal would have dissipated, and assuming no changes in the leadership, there would have been enough in the reserves to pay for some limited subsides without borrowing. Instead, the best government can offer is a limited subsidy which would be paid for by borrowing.

In a way, tinubu is paying for supporting subsidy retention in 2012. He should have listened to the economists, not to the populists. But power hunger got him there (gej too should have been strong enough to remove subsidy, really tho).Had he listened to the economists, subsidy removal in 2012, would have meant that there would be no draining of the forex reserves to pay for subsidy on naira and on fuel.

Also, in 2015, APC had 15 million votes, in 2019, 19 million, 2023, 8 million. APC has been losing votes, not gaining.The signs are clear from that.

Subsidy is the issue in this election, and a good deed is going to get rewarded with removal. Funny enough, I doubt tht whoever takes over would bring back subsidy, but I do know that in 94 days time, Nigerians would vote out APC.

(I am ready to eat my words...but this is how it is going to be IMHO.)

HacheNoire:
Do you smoke marijuana or abuse any substance?

olaNL:
If President Tinubu is going to lose, then who do you think is going to win and how. Your analysis is not complete without this

helinues:
You are the one we are disappointed with having pretended for over a year on this forum as if Peter Obi is not your candidate

nairalanda1:
I am really really disappointed in you, man. I expected better from you.

olaNL:
If President Tinubu is going to lose, then who do you think is going to win and how. Your analysis is not complete without this

nairalanda1:
I am really really disappointed in you, man. I expected better from you.

nairalanda1:
And it's all down to the subsidy going....

I believe tinubu has lost the South east, largely because the South East's main industry, so to speak, is imports, and the sale of imported goods. Because the naira has been devalued, the amount of naira needed to buy forex has risen, which has made importing more expensive. Add the fuel subsidy removal making transport from the ports to the end point worse, and you have a lot of people suffering. Plus east relies heavily on food sent from the North...the grains, as well as imports, all now more costly thanks to dollars not being subsidised. As a result SE people are suffering massively .People would vote for Atiku and Obi.

Tinubu has also lost the North. Fuel should be reaching the N1500 mark by now, meaning that transport and so forth have gone up massively for many poor Northerners. Northern traders are having to deal with increased transport and other costs, ditto middle men. And the North is Nigeria's poorest region, so...there we are. Then the North has a raging insecurity problem, (it also affects the middle belt too, and the South). All that adds up to people voting for Atiku and Obi at the end of the day.

South West too is not safe, insecurity is a big problem, throw in high transport costs thanks to subsidy removal, and high costs of imports, and there you have it.

South South is going to be split between NDC and ADC.

The main thing is subsidy. In a way, with benefit of hindsight, tinubu and buhari should have supported susbdiy removal in 2012, by now the hard times from the removal would have dissipated, and assuming no changes in the leadership, there would have been enough in the reserves to pay for some limited subsides without borrowing. Instead, the best government can offer is a limited subsidy which would be paid for by borrowing.

In a way, tinubu is paying for supporting subsidy retention in 2012. He should have listened to the economists, not to the populists. But power hunger got him there (gej too should have been strong enough to remove subsidy, really tho).Had he listened to the economists, subsidy removal in 2012, would have meant that there would be no draining of the forex reserves to pay for subsidy on naira and on fuel.

Also, in 2015, APC had 15 million votes, in 2019, 19 million, 2023, 8 million. APC has been losing votes, not gaining.The signs are clear from that.

Subsidy is the issue in this election, and a good deed is going to get rewarded with removal. Funny enough, I doubt tht whoever takes over would bring back subsidy, but I do know that in 94 days time, Nigerians would vote out APC.

(I am ready to eat my words...but this is how it is going to be IMHO.)

nairalanda1:
I am really really disappointed in you, man. I expected better from you.

nairalanda1:
I am really really disappointed in you, man. I expected better from you.

nairalanda1:
For me, if I were honest, none of the candidates would be my candidate, because they are not addressing the things that need to be addressed.

Obi is my choice for now, not because I have to like him, but because he is talking and has been talking about improving domestic productivity.

If APC had taken loans for railway development, removed subsidy on electricity, and provided loans for small and medium scale industries, and for people willing to do that, provided they employed nigerians and produced at home, to reduce our import depenency, and spent more on vocational and technical education, and even done something about corruption , I may have considered voting for them. But they did not do that, since 2015, or 2023

But if I had a choice, I would have sat out the electon, or just voted for small parties.

Nigeria is effed up, whoever we choose.

jamafa:
You should be disappointed in yourself.

Your post is just empty

Educationalserv:
I Tinibu is a goner .they no votes anywhere for him with the level of hardship !
No campaigns only southern turn