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[color=indigo]It will really be good if Nigerians all over the world should key in into this protest for the message to be louder and clearer.
We can't continue like this as a country.
Tinubu and his cronies are busy wasting state resources without providing the much needed leadership.
It makes no sense
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[color=indigo] Everyone is going to suffer for the ineptitude of this Tinubu government.
They are busy enjoying themselves, sharing money, cars, employment positions, etc among themselves while the masses languish.
It's really unfortunate.
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Tokskob2008:
Nawa ..... so Mr President won't come out and address all this before it gets out of hand

I still don't get how a father will keep watching his children starve without doing any reasonable thing except blaming this and that....

[color=indigo]No father does that.
Tinubu is not the father of Nigeria.
It is simply his turn to taste power. Nigerians can starve to death... it's not his business. He's Buhari promax
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Fareke:
https://thenationonlineng.net/cabals-behind-planned-nationwide-protest-says-presidency/amp/

[color=indigo]CORNfused presidency!
They keep giving out conflicting statements. The other day, Ajuri Ngelale said the presidency is in support of peaceful protests as enshrined in the constitution.
One-Chance government
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officialwdhtv:
If you’re a tailor and you employ additional hands, you can’t pay the person below 70,000. If you have a housemaid you cannot pay them below 70,000- Senate President, Godswill Akpabio speaks on how the new minimum wage applies to all.

Take a listen!!!

#wetindeyhappentv


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p-7xIqMUh80

[color=indigo] Bunch of jokers
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[color=indigo] Lawless country.
This clearly means that the president in connivance with the National Assembly broke the law in appointing Egbotekun in clear violation of the police act
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Zico5:
Clampdown on masses will never solve the problem but rather aggravate it. These people are just playing to the gallery. The same mistake of 2020 is what this government is brewing but to what end. Let the masses protest peacefully. There is hunger in the land

[color=indigo]Peace is a misnomer in times like this. The masses are in pieces!
There's nothing peaceful about hunger
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Kobojunkie:
1. So, the Kenyan children putting to practice that same definition today are gullible? Wow... you Nigerians are a special breed.

2. In the last 63 years alone, Nigerians have doomed the Regional, Military, and now Democratic structures. Yes, the people blamed the system each time and never fought to keep any before now. So tell us, what special structure will cause you and others who think as you do to want to wake the fk up and actually engage your own government?

3. Exactly! You do nothing to change things but pray that some magical occurrence will come and make it all good for you. It is beyond me how many of you think.

[color=indigo]Stop ranting like a child.
Your knowledge of Nigeria under the regional system of government is obviously limited. The regional system wasn't doomed as practiced then. Despite the corruption and looting of the public treasury then, the system was productive with the regions competing in productivity.
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Kobojunkie:
When, in the history of Nigeria, was the "structure" ever not doomed? You lot are notorious for blaming the structure instead of blaming the Nigerian people who refuse to "stone" the criminals who steal and destroy their future. The structure has nothing to do with the problem which is instead the people; the Nigerian people are zombies!

Democracy is a government for the people by the people. The people of Nigeria are, by design of the system, meant to be seated right in the driver's seat of their government. (Elected officials are meant to be backseaters in a democracy since they work for the people after all.) However, what we have is a situation where the people have instead taken to sitting way in the back seat while expecting the situation to magically run in their favor. They have become wailers pretending they are victims when they are instead at the foundation of the problem.

[color=indigo] The bolded above is a definition used to deceive the gullible (sorry i mean no offence).
Even the West promulgating democracy don't practice it as it is done here because they know the limitations of such a system. It can be hijacked by one person or a group of powerful persons which we are already witnessing.

We must change our governance and political structure to something that works for us. We can't keep practicing the current doomed structure.
Nigerians are great people just like other humans in other parts of the world. The whites whom you worship (sorry I mean no offence) have done far worse things than we have. But they came to their senses to create a workable governance and political structure for themselves.

I pray a time comes when we too will come to our senses to replicate same.
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Bobloco:
He said, “Furthermore, contrary to news making the rounds and insinuations about the e-CMR, the NPF wishes to state categorically that the e-CMR is not a revenue-generating platform but an initiative to digitalize policing for effectiveness and general safety of lives and property of Nigeria residents. “

https://punchng.com/ig-bows-to-pressure-suspends-e-motor-registry-enforcement/

[color=indigo]We keep deceiving ourselves in this country...a dysfunctional country
This is data that FRSC already has with Nigerians having to pay every year for proof of ownership and vehicle license registration. Now, the NPF is charging Nigerians to collect the same data
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[color=indigo] The truth remains that one can't be doing the same thing while expecting a desired change.
The current Nigerian structure is not working...it is doomed
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[color=indigo] Long overdue
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[color=indigo] What
This is serious
US of all places
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[color=indigo]Not surprised
Something we already know and have since talked about
These guys act before thinking... sorry... without thinking
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[color=indigo] Good development but still very funny.
I'm just imagining FAAC meetings where every local government will have to be represented for them to get their monthly allocations.

It's just funny that in the 21st century, a government will depend on allocations to function
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Bobloco:
.....inaugurates council
Recall that President Tinubu announced the constitution of the Council, which he personally chairs, in a statement issued by his Special Adviser on Media and Publicity, Ajuri Ngelale, of March 27, 2024.

Other membership of the PECC are Vice President Kashim Shettima, Vice-Chairman; President of the Nigerian Senate; Chairman, Nigeria Governors’ Forum; Coordinating Minister for the Economy and Minister of Finance; Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria; Ministers of Agriculture and Food Security; Aviation and Aerospace Development and Budget and Economic Planning.

Others include Ministers of Communications, Innovation and Digital Economy; Industry, Trade and Investment; Labour and Employment; Marine and Blue Economy; Power; State, Petroleum Resources; State, Gas; Ministers of Transportation and Works.

https://www.vanguardngr.com/2024/07/tinubu-announces-injection-of-n2tr-into-sectors-of-the-economy-for-stabilisation/

[color=indigo]Audio Council.
Just tell me what new things these folks who have since been on the table with him will now bring to this table
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[color=indigo] Continue with the propaganda.
Next one plix
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[color=indigo] Cruise country on autopilot
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[color=indigo] The next revolution that will engulf this country will be nothing compared to EndSARS if this BAT government and their propagandists don't get the economy to bounce back soon.

All these propaganda serve no useful purpose except to show that Onanuga and his cronies are working really hard
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[quote author=tutudesz post=130588148][/quote][color=indigo] This is still clearly a duplication of functions.
None of these answers my questions of the role of the Nigerian Navy in the Nigerian Armed Forces
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tutudesz:
Navy own Helicopters for easy transport of personals to ship and it hasn't affected the Air force.
The communication process between Army and air force takes time. with the army assault helicopter unit, air support can be provided easier and on time.

[color=indigo]That of navy is somewhat understandable cos they protect the water by patrolling and flying over it but these army assault helicopters are more like duplication of functions cos that should be the primary role of air force.
My thoughts anyway... those in the armed forces know best...
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flokii:
Those pushing Fubara will soon abandon him when FG declares State of Emergency in Rivers State and Khaki guys take over. He should continue fighting Wike that is above him till he'll lose out.

[color=indigo] Tinubu that will soon drop Wike as minister
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[color=indigo] Can someone please educate me on the role of the Nigerian Air Force if the Nigerian Army now buys assault helicopters
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FreeStuffsNG:
That's unconstitutional. It has been decided by the Supreme Court.

They can not legislate for other tiers of government.

May God bless Nigeria for ever! Check my signature for free stuffs!

[color=indigo] What exactly is unconstitutional?
The National Assembly has the constitutional powers to set a minimum wage to be obeyed by all governmental and non-governmental organizations in Nigeria.
I only hope they will walk the talk and not bow to pressure from state governors and organized private sector
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[color=indigo]War is not good
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[color=indigo]I won't be surprised to hear that the pro-Wike lawmakers have been suspended from their wards by PDP for anti-Party activities since they still claim to be in PDP
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[color=indigo] Just Imagine
Arrested over 100, Tortured them, Abused them.
Released some, Detained some
There's no talk of charging anyone to court.

The army has become the judge in their own case... deciding who will be arrested, released, detained and even killed.
The Human Rights Violations conducted by our security agencies are among the worst in the world
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[color=indigo] Inasmuch as the introduction of new national anthem is out of sync with the expectation of the populace, the NOA has no powers to modify a national anthem validly passed into law
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[color=indigo]Obaseki is currently showing Edo people shege... increased minimum wage and tax at the same time.
Imagine taking 60% of salary as tax

This is exactly what Tinubu and other State governors will finally do
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[color=indigo]With the way things are going, I won't be surprised if Balablu finally agree to between 70-100 k but afterwards increase tax
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slim75d:
My only problem with this minimum wage issue is that it only favours civil servants. Those of us in the private sector, and those who have no sector are suffering the hardship brought by the strike. Ones labour get what they want they'll move on.

[color=indigo]Not at all.
The private sector suffers currently because the purchasing power of civil servants is nothing to write home about. When the purchasing power of civil servants improve following a significant increase in minimum wage, then there will be more patronage of the private sector and even those without sector will also benefit from the largesse of friends and well wishers in the public and private sectors
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[color=indigo]Which kain agreement be this abeg...it's obvious FG is not very willing to shift grounds
I hope labour doesn't allow themselves to be messed up by Tinubu...I trust Ajaero shaa... especially after his political experience with Uzodimma
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