₦airaland Forum

pluto09:
I agree with you on this.
I will just add that providing some of the good things you listed should not be left to the central government alone.
The sub Nationals have a great role to play too.

GeneralDae:
I have given you a reply to this question before. Yes, I have investments in NGX. Is there a problem?

GeneralDae:
But you haven’t answered my question. Would you have left the subsidy and naira the way they were in 2023?

Streetinvestor2:
I do remember seeing your postive answer
Very soon we go as for evidence to go verify.
This will make me understand if you will want the ceo of those companies to have character and integrity
Abi you will prefer the ceo of the companies to have criminal capacity
which companies do u have presently in your portfolio

megawealth01:
Will Nigerians vote for me if I decide to run for President??

GeneralDae:
Name one competent Nigerian president in history aside maybe Tafawa Balewa (still highly debatable too). Even now, name one really competent politician in the major/popular political class contesting for presidency.

megawealth01:
Normally HAMZAT no suppose campaign... A friend of mine said he is a good man. They grew up together

Streetinvestor2:
I do remember seeing your postive answer
Very soon we go as for evidence to go verify.
This will make me understand if you will want the ceo of those companies to have character and integrity
Abi you will prefer the ceo of the companies to have criminal capacity
which companies do u have presently in your portfolio

GeneralDae:
Yes. Oya tell me. If you don’t I’ll assume you have no answer to that making your criticism of Jagaban here baseless

Tendd:
Alhaji and Bua,what are they eating?The doctors must inform them to watch what they eat.Everything no be money.

megawealth01:
Imagine… “baseless,” indeed!

StreetInvestor will humble some of you. When the reality eventually unfolds, you will be the same people shouting that someone has insulted you.

You dismiss my arguments as baseless, yet you don't consider that such a statement is insulting in itself. So, it's only an insult when it is directed at you, but perfectly acceptable when you use it against someone else ba??

KarlTom:
ARADEL. ±
CONOIL. ±
ETERNA. ±
OandO. +0.29%
SEPLAT. ±

megawealth01:
Oando 😂

GeneralDae:
Never meant to offend you with the term baseless. I only used that because you made no argument as to what you think about the policies. Were they necessary or not. If you have no opinion on that then on what basis do you argue he is deliberately making life difficult for the poor? You see where I’m coming from?
A leader is not elected to please everyone or solve every problem but to do what is deemed necessary for the nation at every point in time

mikeapollo:
Oando is ''abiku'' stock.
Na Ogbanje

megawealth01:
I will buy more at 20s... All die na die

mikeapollo:

megawealth01:
What exactly is Jagaban doing to alleviate the suffering of poor Nigerians? My concern is the welfare of the masses; bills are piling up, hardship is worsening, and the government must act urgently because leadership without empathy for the suffering of ordinary citizens is a failure of responsibility, regardless of how well some of us may be doing home or abroad.

megawealth01:
I'm serious; I've been closely monitoring developments surrounding Oando.

GeneralDae:
He is not doing anything. Infact he is useless. Let’s share ideas, what would you do? Tell me and I may vote for you if you contest for presidency?

mikeapollo:
The FG still wants to sell NNPC stakes in some JVs to the local upstream companies ....Seplat, Renaissance, Oando and Sterling Oil.
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Oando is like honey buried deep inside a rocky mountain....man go suffer small

hopeful95:
People forgot that the FG was borrowing to pay salaries during the twilight of Jonathan's years. The subsidy regime was clearly no longer sustainable. Anyone remember the fuel scarcity of April - May 2015? When businesses were shutting down because of scarcity? Why did you think that happened?

Abi how SLS was in a battle with the Villa about money not being remitted to the coffers of the Federation prior to him being fired?

The mind of the Nigerian need to be disabused about this obsession with the many destructive subsidies then we demand without ever thinking of how they will be funded.

Yes, we can agree on the serious flaws in the quality of govt spending - especially at the lower rung, but the resources available to cater to our needs vs our population size is meagre.

For example, we often say "affordable health care"... How much do you think that will cost to implement? What percentage of the national budget should be devoted to it? Who will pay for it? If the FG builds PHCs in every ward in the country, what role will SGs and LGs play in their operation and management? Abi the FG should also be the one administering it? How will that impact the size of the recurrent expenditure budget?

A country of more than 200 Million people with a budget below NYC's - with a population of barely 10 Million, shows clearly where we are on the development scale.
Governments current income is insufficient to tackle the size of our problems at the rate that the citizens need. However, the our politician lifestyle doesn't reflect this because the little available is being misapplied, misspent and/or stolen.

So, anyone clamouring for the return of subsidy because of their (hate) hangover from 2012 is not really after a better Nigeria, because that'll deleterious to the economy.

Selah

hopeful95:
People forgot that the FG was borrowing to pay salaries during the twilight of Jonathan's years. The subsidy regime was clearly no longer sustainable. Anyone remember the fuel scarcity of April - May 2015? When businesses were shutting down because of scarcity? Why did you think that happened?

Abi how SLS was in a battle with the Villa about money not being remitted to the coffers of the Federation prior to him being fired?

The mind of the Nigerian need to be disabused about this obsession with the many destructive subsidies then we demand without ever thinking of how they will be funded.

Yes, we can agree on the serious flaws in the quality of govt spending - especially at the lower rung, but the resources available to cater to our needs vs our population size is meagre.

For example, we often say "affordable health care"... How much do you think that will cost to implement? What percentage of the national budget should be devoted to it? Who will pay for it? If the FG builds PHCs in every ward in the country, what role will SGs and LGs play in their operation and management? Abi the FG should also be the one administering it? How will that impact the size of the recurrent expenditure budget?

A country of more than 200 Million people with a budget below NYC's - with a population of barely 10 Million, shows clearly where we are on the development scale.
Governments current income is insufficient to tackle the size of our problems at the rate that the citizens need. However, the our politician lifestyle doesn't reflect this because the little available is being misapplied, misspent and/or stolen.

So, anyone clamouring for the return of subsidy because of their (hate) hangover from 2012 is not really after a better Nigeria, because that'll deleterious to the economy.

Selah

megawealth01:
That’s a proactive Governor right there...

During my last visit to Lagos, waste management was really terrible.

GeneralDae:
It’s a real problem in Lagos. Waste management issues plus very bad inner roads.

megawealth01:
That’s a proactive Governor right there...

During my last visit to Lagos, waste management was really terrible.

GeneralDae:
Name one competent Nigerian president in history aside maybe Tafawa Balewa (still highly debatable too). Even now, name one really competent politician in the major/popular political class contesting for presidency.

HesInMe:
The point is that the incumbent is not our only choice. And before you people try the silly there's-no-messiah argument, I say this: Keep throwing them out until we win the statistical lottery. We have a pool of 250 million to draw from. That was my position with GEJ and Buhari. I don't see why not now.