Bolustic:
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MandingoXXX:
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seunny4lif:

Una smoke weed this early morning

It's not weed, it's Anambra Ugu.

tuniski:
It is just another propaganda from apc's federal govt. Usually the month of june/july is when tax remittance are made to the FAAC.

But, since they know most Nigerians don't follow tax trends, they codedly turned a regular stuff to an achievement. Abeg how much tax was remitted same period of preceeding year.
Yeye fraud of a govt!

futurenix:
Digging a leveled ground to fill up a river.

The supposed leveled ground will eventually create another river gradually.

All what am seeing is

1. increasing price of kerosene to increase revenue at the detriment of the poor who use it to cook.

2. Increasing fuel price to generate revenue, the poor masses also suffers.

3. Increasing diesel price to generate revenue, still the poor suffers.

4. Increasing import duty to generate revenue, goods and services increases cost and the poor feels the heat more.

And many more. Funny thing is non of these revenue generation methods does not affect the poor masses negatively. The average can manage to some extend which probably has not reached but will eventually feel the heat too.

The rich and politicians don't even care as their money keeps flowing in.

So eventually, all the revenue generated is impoverishing the average Nigerian and sending the poor to an early grave. These are the people the government is suppose to creating policies to favor.

When will there be policies for these set of people who accounts for majority of the votes in elections?

How can you be indirectly taxing these people without giving them anything back but hardship?

futurenix:
Digging a leveled ground to fill up a river.

The supposed leveled ground will eventually create another river gradually.

All what am seeing is

1. increasing price of kerosene to increase revenue at the detriment of the poor who use it to cook.

2. Increasing fuel price to generate revenue, the poor masses also suffers.

3. Increasing diesel price to generate revenue, still the poor suffers.

4. Increasing import duty to generate revenue, goods and services increases cost and the poor feels the heat more.

And many more. Funny thing is non of these revenue generation methods does not affect the poor masses negatively. The average can manage to some extend which probably has not reached but will eventually feel the heat too.

The rich and politicians don't even care as their money keeps flowing in.

So eventually, all the revenue generated is impoverishing the average Nigerian and sending the poor to an early grave. These are the people the government is suppose to creating policies to favor.

When will there be policies for these set of people who accounts for majority of the votes in elections?

How can you be indirectly taxing these people without giving them anything back but hardship?

xprezboy:
dz story of 70% sourced from non oil sources was a fraud, add all the 13% derivations given to 9 oil producing states, then you will see the plain truth.

futurenix:
Digging a leveled ground to fill up a river.

The supposed leveled ground will eventually create another river gradually.

All what am seeing is

1. increasing price of kerosene to increase revenue at the detriment of the poor who use it to cook.

2. Increasing fuel price to generate revenue, the poor masses also suffers.

3. Increasing diesel price to generate revenue, still the poor suffers.

4. Increasing import duty to generate revenue, goods and services increases cost and the poor feels the heat more.

And many more. Funny thing is non of these revenue generation methods does not affect the poor masses negatively. The average can manage to some extend which probably has not reached but will eventually feel the heat too.

The rich and politicians don't even care as their money keeps flowing in.

So eventually, all the revenue generated is impoverishing the average Nigerian and sending the poor to an early grave. These are the people the government is suppose to creating policies to favor.

When will there be policies for these set of people who accounts for majority of the votes in elections?

How can you be indirectly taxing these people without giving them anything back but hardship?

adioolayi:
"It is heart warming, not just because of the increment at a time that all the tiers of government are cash-strapped due to the crash in oil revenue. Rather the good news lies in the reversal of the age-long predominance of oil revenue in the fiscal profile of government without the fanfare. In June, non-oil revenue was 70% against 30% for oil. Silent revolution!"


You can continue to hate Jagaban...we love him and his political products..Baba T Fowler well done Sir!