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solmusdesigns:
Typical negative minded person... i dont blame you, you have suffered so much bad governance and corruption under PDP that you naturally think everyone wants to rip you

continue dwelling on your ignorance

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solmusdesigns:
water is life

with more dam constructed, fulani would stay put in northern nigeria,

Nigeria wont have to spend more on vacination for cholera, as thier would be water for basic hygen in northwestern nigeria

irrigation farming from dams would boost agriculture and power

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solmusdesigns:




PDP should let us hear word jare, go and write your own and pass it on twitter


Twitter President Atiku should forward budget DM to twitter Senate President Saraki so that twitter Senator Ben Bruce and Sheu Sani can debate it

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Buhari said some of the items which will be exempted from the VAT, in addition to the pharmaceuticals, educational items, and basic commodities already excluded by the VAT act, include brown and white bread, cereals, fish of all kinds, flour and starch meals.

Others are fruits, vegetables, roots (yams etc), herbs. salt, milk, meat and water.

Kingjames:
Buhari said some of the items which will be exempted from the VAT, in addition to the pharmaceuticals, educational items, and basic commodities already excluded by the VAT act, include brown and white bread, cereals, fish of all kinds, flour and starch meals.

Others are fruits, vegetables, roots (yams etc), herbs. salt, milk, meat and water.

Is that good or bad?

mysidechick:
Former Aviation Minister, Femi Fani-Kayode, has described the speech by President Muhammadu Buhari as a flop and the 2020 budget as shallow.

President Buhari on Tuesday presented the 2020 budget to a joint session of the National Assembly.

Fani-Kayode, a popular critic of the Buhari-led administration, said the budget “itself is shallow, inexplicable, confusing and uninspiring.”

He tweeted:



https://mobile.twitter.com/realFFK/status/1181628205251354625

https://thickmatch.com/former-aviation-minister-femi-fani-kayode-described-speech-president-muhammadu-buhari-flop-2020-budget-shallow-president-buhari-tuesday-presented-2020-budget/

Trashy tweet once again from friggin Fagin FFK of Saffron Hill.

Never disappoints; right noise, right pitch, right decibel, right time but empty on the most important thing: common sense.

Buhari until FFK gets sense!

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PoliticalWitch:
Hmm

1.If FFK was in power, he would have passed similar budget.

2.The truth is, oil is at $58.81 per barrel today. We need it at $140 per barrel to have a budget free of borrowing and a budget that would be enough for all our needs. Last time oil was at that position was 11 years ago (and that is why GEJ was borrowing too....even with oil above $100 in his regime, it still was not enough)

3.Government can raise more money for capital projects by cutting expenses in the National Assembly, and jobs in the civil service. But people like FFK will cry that government is reducing the power of democracy, and is also making millions of Nigeria suffer.

4.Government could also raise a lot of money by cutting subsides. But since FFK will then say that Nigerians are suffering too much to pay for fuel at N300 per liter (the same price people pay in Ghana, Sierra leone, liberia, Niger, etc...who are poorer than us, with the exception of Ghana)....

5.This APC budget is bad. But if PDP was in power today, faced with the fact that we are losing $80 dollars per barrel of oil we sell, the budget would still be the same.

My beef with APC and PDP is that when they are in opposition, they cry out loud to make the other side look bad. When they are in power, dem chop money. Real solutions, nothing for them.

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After all your epistles you got just 2 likes for making no sense

Angelawhite:
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After all your epistles you got just 2 likes for making no sense

Man shall not live by likes alone. If you are here on Nairaland to get likes, you better consider a holiday from the site (like I do from time to time).

And by the way.....my opinion, my business. Or as a certain Roman procurator once said in ages past......quid enim sum ego, ego scriptum

PoliticalWitch:
Man shall not live by likes alone. If you are here on Nairaland to get likes, you better consider a holiday from the site (like I do from time to time).

And by the way.....my opinion, my business. Or as a certain Roman procurator oce said...quid enim sum ego, ego scriptum

If your opinion is your business, keep it

PoliticalWitch:
Hmm

1.If FFK was in power, he would have passed similar budget.

2.The truth is, oil is at $58.81 per barrel today. We need it at $140 per barrel to have a budget free of borrowing and a budget that would be enough for all our needs. Last time oil was at that position was 11 years ago (and that is why GEJ was borrowing too....even with oil above $100 in his regime, it still was not enough)

3.Government can raise more money for capital projects by cutting expenses in the National Assembly, and jobs in the civil service. But people like FFK will cry that government is reducing the power of democracy, and is also making millions of Nigeria suffer.

4.Government could also raise a lot of money by cutting subsides. But since FFK will then say that Nigerians are suffering too much to pay for fuel at N300 per liter (the same price people pay in Ghana, Sierra leone, liberia, Niger, etc...who are poorer than us, with the exception of Ghana)....

5.This APC budget is bad. But if PDP was in power today, faced with the fact that we are losing $80 dollars per barrel of oil we sell, the budget would still be the same.

My beef with APC and PDP is that when they are in opposition, they cry out loud to make the other side look bad. When they are in power, dem chop money. Real solutions, nothing for them.

You are smart
You will achieve plenty and prosper
Thank you for making the world a better place

KEVIND:
Nigeria’s Poverty Population Hits 94 Million —OXFAM
From 91,501,377 in April to 94,470,535 people in September.
2,969,158 people move into extreme poverty in 6months.

Oxfam International says no fewer than 94,470,535 million people in Nigeria live below extreme poverty line, according to the latest World Poverty Clock.

Oxfam International Country Director in Nigeria, Constant Tchona, said this on Monday in Abuja at the organisation’s Programme Quality Review and Planning meeting with the theme “On the Road To Becoming an Influencing Hub”.

Mr Tchona decried that this number of people live below the benchmark of N684 per day.

“The number of people that live below extreme poverty level as at April was 91,501,377, making Nigeria the World Capital of Poverty.

“As if that was not bad enough, at the moment, six months later, the number has jumped up to 94,470,535 people.

“What this means is that we have added 2,969,158 people more into extreme poverty.

“By comparison, this number is more than the population of Gambia and Cape Verde combined.

“At the current rate, Nigeria is not only off track to meet the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) but many now believe that up to 25 per cent of the world’s extreme poor will live in Nigeria by 2030.

“Nigeria total population is 200,963,599 people according to the Worldometer and is to become the world’s third largest country by 2050,” he noted.

While describing the burden as pathetic, the country director noted that Nigerian government was aware of the rate of poverty in the land.

Mr Tchona quoted President Muhammadu Buhari’s intention to “lift 100 million Nigerians out of poverty over the next 10 years and set them on the path to prosperity’’ to “fundamentally shift Nigeria’s trajectory and place it among the World’s Great Nations’’.

According to him, if this is achieved, Nigeria will shock the world to achieve the SDGs.

“Now the question is what is the role of the citizens and how that role will be played in supporting both elected and appointed officials in achieving this lofty goal.

“What could be the role of International NGOs like Oxfam on that journey?” he asked.

He noted that in order to effectively make impact in poverty reduction, the organisation would have to reminiscent on its programmes to ensure they were not against Oxfam well established quality standard.

He stressed the need to expedite actions, adding that more people are getting into extreme poverty as at the moment.

Mr Tchona explained that the meeting was to reflect on what that role of the organisation in support for government and citizens could be in order to reduce the burden of poverty.

He said the meeting was also to explore ways to strengthen business support to power up Oxfam execution capability while ensuring operational excellence.

https://www.nairaland.com/5461141/nigerias-poverty-population-hits-94

https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/more-news/356391-94-million-nigerians-live-below-poverty-line-oxfam.html

I dont believe this statistics anymore, this lazy asses sit in Abuja, London, US, etc and write down figure and we accept them make noise, most of their research don't go beyond major cities in Abuja and Some part of Lagos, some don't even know where states like Benue, Taraba, Ekiti, Ebonyi are located.

paiz:
May God give the president wisdom especially now. it's not easy to govern Nigerians.

Please today is my birthday ooh.

Please show me some love

Imagine I am broke on my birthday, not good at all. If God has blessed you, bless me today that is my birthday let me smile and be happy. Access bank 0764056527

ask APC and buhari to show u love

solmusdesigns:
Typical negative minded person... i dont blame you, you have suffered so much bad governance and corruption under PDP that you naturally think everyone wants to rip you

continue dwelling on your ignorance, 80 billion is just $220million for a country of 200 million citizens to provide water for a year

shut up your mouth there you hypocrit. how does govt provide water for yiu rubbish

Heritage park

At the end of the day, that is what politics mean: having an opposition and an antagonist in all government ventures, policies and administration

I expected this from u, Even more! keep it bro!

The MOD that banned me just know that God will punish you and your generation. APC online miscreants have taken over nairaland and seun is there looking like mumu, While lalasticlala is busy looking for snake upandan. I have deleted the account. Just be ready to ban me again because I am waiting for you bastard MOD that banned me. I know you piece of shit MoD. I will never come on here again.

PoliticalWitch:
Hmm

1.If FFK was in power, he would have passed similar budget.

2.The truth is, oil is at $58.81 per barrel today. We need it at $140 per barrel to have a budget free of borrowing and a budget that would be enough for all our needs. Last time oil was at that position was 11 years ago (and that is why GEJ was borrowing too....even with oil above $100 in his regime, it still was not enough)

3.Government can raise more money for capital projects by cutting expenses in the National Assembly, and jobs in the civil service. But people like FFK will cry that government is reducing the power of democracy, and is also making millions of Nigeria suffer.

4.Government could also raise a lot of money by cutting subsides. But since FFK will then say that Nigerians are suffering too much to pay for fuel at N300 per liter (the same price people pay in Ghana, Sierra leone, liberia, Niger, etc...who are poorer than us, with the exception of Ghana)....

5.This APC budget is bad. But if PDP was in power today, faced with the fact that we are losing $80 dollars per barrel of oil we sell, the budget would still be the same.

My beef with APC and PDP is that when they are in opposition, they cry out loud to make the other side look bad. When they are in power, dem chop money. Real solutions, nothing for them.

Please,please and please
You lot should stop calling PDP Upandan
Buhari came in and chased investors away
Was that pdp's fault?
Let's try and be truthful for once

KEVIND:
Nigeria’s Poverty Population Hits 94 Million —OXFAM
From 91,501,377 in April to 94,470,535 people in September.
2,969,158 people move into extreme poverty in 6months.

Oxfam International says no fewer than 94,470,535 million people in Nigeria live below extreme poverty line, according to the latest World Poverty Clock.

Oxfam International Country Director in Nigeria, Constant Tchona, said this on Monday in Abuja at the organisation’s Programme Quality Review and Planning meeting with the theme “On the Road To Becoming an Influencing Hub”.

Mr Tchona decried that this number of people live below the benchmark of N684 per day.

“The number of people that live below extreme poverty level as at April was 91,501,377, making Nigeria the World Capital of Poverty.

“As if that was not bad enough, at the moment, six months later, the number has jumped up to 94,470,535 people.

“What this means is that we have added 2,969,158 people more into extreme poverty.

“By comparison, this number is more than the population of Gambia and Cape Verde combined.

“At the current rate, Nigeria is not only off track to meet the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) but many now believe that up to 25 per cent of the world’s extreme poor will live in Nigeria by 2030.

“Nigeria total population is 200,963,599 people according to the Worldometer and is to become the world’s third largest country by 2050,” he noted.

While describing the burden as pathetic, the country director noted that Nigerian government was aware of the rate of poverty in the land.

Mr Tchona quoted President Muhammadu Buhari’s intention to “lift 100 million Nigerians out of poverty over the next 10 years and set them on the path to prosperity’’ to “fundamentally shift Nigeria’s trajectory and place it among the World’s Great Nations’’.

According to him, if this is achieved, Nigeria will shock the world to achieve the SDGs.

“Now the question is what is the role of the citizens and how that role will be played in supporting both elected and appointed officials in achieving this lofty goal.

“What could be the role of International NGOs like Oxfam on that journey?” he asked.

He noted that in order to effectively make impact in poverty reduction, the organisation would have to reminiscent on its programmes to ensure they were not against Oxfam well established quality standard.

He stressed the need to expedite actions, adding that more people are getting into extreme poverty as at the moment.

Mr Tchona explained that the meeting was to reflect on what that role of the organisation in support for government and citizens could be in order to reduce the burden of poverty.

He said the meeting was also to explore ways to strengthen business support to power up Oxfam execution capability while ensuring operational excellence.

https://www.nairaland.com/5461141/nigerias-poverty-population-hits-94

https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/more-news/356391-94-million-nigerians-live-below-poverty-line-oxfam.html

Are you now telling me that people under poverty line in nihgeria are not up to 50%? Continue', im listening

Inspiration ontop budget again?

PoliticalWitch:
Hmm

1.If FFK was in power, he would have passed similar budget.

2.The truth is, oil is at $58.81 per barrel today. We need it at $140 per barrel to have a budget free of borrowing and a budget that would be enough for all our needs. Last time oil was at that position was 11 years ago (and that is why GEJ was borrowing too....even with oil above $100 in his regime, it still was not enough)

3.Government can raise more money for capital projects by cutting expenses in the National Assembly, and jobs in the civil service. But people like FFK will cry that government is reducing the power of democracy, and is also making millions of Nigeria suffer.

4.Government could also raise a lot of money by cutting subsides. But since FFK will then say that Nigerians are suffering too much to pay for fuel at N300 per liter (the same price people pay in Ghana, Sierra leone, liberia, Niger, etc...who are poorer than us, with the exception of Ghana)....

5.This APC budget is bad. But if PDP was in power today, faced with the fact that we are losing $80 dollars per barrel of oil we sell, the budget would still be the same.

My beef with APC and PDP is that when they are in opposition, they cry out loud to make the other side look bad. When they are in power, dem chop money. Real solutions, nothing for them.

God bless your Mother!

Ogun Laakaye will guide and protect you.

LZAA:
Please,please and please
You lot should stop calling PDP Upandan
Buhari came in and chased investors away
Was that pdp's fault?
Let's try and be truthful for once

Mention the investors?

Cocaine talk

This is hate speech he should remember that sowore and co are still in Detention.Fayose has closed his mouth for long

What will I comment now

shamecurls:
Mention the investors?

His mama restaurant may be

If Dis guy no react, who go react? He has nothing better to offer Nigerians that tweeting.. #commissioner of Twitter. even when they need him in his constituency in the last election that would have changed the present government in his state, he was on twitter tweeting while APC was in d town mobilising.. what a father

Take small cocaine and read again.

I have been expecting Bodas FFK and Reno comment. Can nothing good come out of them?

solmusdesigns:
Typical negative minded person... i dont blame you, you have suffered so much bad governance and corruption under PDP that you naturally think everyone wants to rip you

continue dwelling on your ignorance, 80 billion is just $220million for a country of 200 million citizens to provide water for a year

I think the point being made is that there is no effect. No government presence when it comes to potable water to justify the billions. The average Nigerian depends on private well water, borehole water, sachet water, rain water and bottled water for survival.

glowingflame7:
I think the point being made is that there is no effect. No government presence when it comes to potable water to justify the billions. The average Nigerian depends on private well water, borehole water, sachet water, rain water and bottled water for survival.

since 1999 till last year, Ministry of water resources never had budget for capital expenditure, the merely budget for overhead, wage bill and recurrent expenditure


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solmusdesigns:
since 1999 till last year, Ministry of water resources never had budget for capital expenditure, the merely budget for overhead, wage bill and recurrent expenditure


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