₦airaland Forum

This is the beginning.

The midget continent.

Our debts are still unpaid o. The debt they said we have to pay and so removed subsidy for. You save N1Tr at 0% but owe $42Bn a higher interest. Interesting!!!

Useless set of people.

maintainingnhis other profiles. No be only said Tinubu the jagaban, na said Tinubu the jaagba specialist.

me69:
Let the poor....

...breathe

Another one again.

This is a killer blow to struggling families.

The minimum wage for civil servants in the state is N30,600 with a full tank of an average private car (with 60 litre tank capacity) now costing over N37, 000.

How did 30k earner buy car?

FreeStuffsNG:
They were living off our woes before until God used Asiwaju Tinubu to cut them to size.

It's interesting to note how just a single policy is wiping off rent seekers. From generator merchants to shylock petrol marketers to those who never pray our public electricity supply will improve, they all lule pii!

This is a lesson to anyone still in rent seeking business, the policy that will force you to innovate or die is just few seconds away.

They expect even our yet unborn generations to live with the obscene annoying sound and environmental pollution of generators abi.smh
Check my signature for free stuffs!

Always talking like a deranged imbecîle.
You call solution providers people living off the woes of Nigerians because you want to support a failure and at same time attack you perpetual enemies. So it was the presence of gen sets that made power supply poor all these years or that made customers unable to afford petrol?

Useless thing.

Adeboye did all these?


Wonderment!!

He or she is destined an industrialist and not an employee.

Hardship is leading some people to start hard-chips( hard plaintain and potato chips) business.

An insane Nigerian thinks calling his likes sane will move me into accepting the garment of delusion.

If truly we are in a position to save, why did we remove subsidies at the behests of our borrowers?

You save $1bn at zero interest but owe $42bn at higher rate. Isn't that witchcraft economics?

Very true. The bandits clearly aren't getting any attention and there is a general conspiracy from the security top men to allow them push for amnesty like the other side did some 25 years ago.

The problem is the leadership who gathered I'll educated illiterates to tell them Nigeria is north vs south, and anything in south should be in north.

Let them give loans by NIN and BVN then.

You take N1m loan per capita of adult Nigerians but can't grant them N350-N500k of that to trade with then build rails to Chad and expect to just repay it through subsidy removal without us going to Chinese loan apps.
Nigerians will keep going to them. It is easier to go to loan apps than to relocate to a village for most Nigerians.

chatinent:
We only hear budgets and income. We never hear what they were used for! No accountability for its overheads and balances.

local taxes increases are inherently tied to the weakening of Naira for an importing economy as ours. Before collapse of FX windows 10% of a dollar of import was around N46.00 now it is around N80.00

They damage the economy and show you only the indices that sounds impressive as a result of the damage not the overall picture. Witchcraft economics!

Between N15Bn-N20Bn should go to the lowest states.

Grain subsidy?

Of the removal or return of it?

Buhari's list put people eating three times a day in the zamfara ahead of those begging to survive in Lagos, PH and Lokoja. It was a political list. Very skewed.

oluwaseyi0:
Seems Nigeria economy can't take fuel subsidy and floating of currency at the same time

the petrol subsidy was very crucial to keeping everyday needs cheap. Food, transport, education and more. The forex subsidy was even more influential and impacting than petrol. Most things coming from outside Nigeria, went through forex subsidy.

Petrol, medication, food, machines, spare parts, materials, fabric and many more.

True. ND militants didn't cry about false poverty.
How can poor people afford riffles, kidnap those who can't afford riffles and deserve amnesty above those they kidnap?

FreeStuffsNG:
It will. The funds are mostly in interest yielding dollar denominated accounts. Check my signature for free stuffs!

subsidy was removed to allow for repayment of loans and I doubt the interest on those loans is lower than the one accruing for this imaginary savings. Learn to tell sellable lies.

She was right to develop cancer under the lanky general.

If she was a northerner like Dasuki she wouldn't have been such a huge target.

Gas reserve is good but derivation funds are paid for what is being explored.

What kind of bread is that? I doubt he can recover his petrol cost alone.

Good. Too many increases cannunsettle too many things within a short period.

Tonytonex:
you are not getting it.
They are not getting the money in bulk, as in once.
It's every month.
And there is no way they can be saving that for the 6-month.

they can save it.

Tonytonex:
the palliative was for 6-month not 12-month.

I know already that N8k X 6months can buy a bag of rice or beans that will last them almost a year is my point. Or set up a small business for the wife.

Tonytonex:
try open a small petty business for ur wife and kids. Any type of business.

these people need that palliative more than others. Those trashing it should come see a family that palliative can greatly help in a 12 month cycle.

jaeyking:
It is well

I don't want to say u are the cause but this predicament came by your own doings

5 kids in this economy when you earn low is such a big turnoff

you harsh man.

He probably gave birth to four of them before subsidy removal.

Samantha124:
They see married men as responsible men.

And truth be told, it's only responsible men who think of marriage.

But I've never been attracted to a married man before.

You mean all those polygamous men using their children star to shine in beer parlours?

In Nigerian context, to be responsible often means to be responsible for someone's misery and not necessarily their upkeep.