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I have great respect for Dr. Kwankwaso because he stands apart from others, who often speaks negatively about Nigeria. However, his stance and interpretation of the proposed tax bill are laughable, especially coming from a former governor and a one-time presidential candidate of the NNPP.

The bill is clear and fair, advocating for fiscal federalism—allowing hardworking states to enjoy the fruits of their labor. It's no longer business as usual; for too long, we’ve been robbing Peter to pay Paul. Kwankwaso was content when revenue generated from oil-rich states was redistributed to Kano under the guise of federalism. However, he now feels insecure because the proposed bill seeks to prioritize states' contributions in revenue distribution.

This mindset is part of what has continually impoverished the northern region. The steady federal allocation from Abuja has made some northern governors complacent, failing to think outside the box to improve productivity in their states. That said, it is visible to the blind the monumental development achieved by some Northern governors, such as Governor Bago of Niger State in agricultural mechanization, Governor Zulum of Borno State, Governor Sule of Nasarawa State, and Governor AbdulRazaq of Kwara State.

As Muslims, we are discouraged from earning through haram means, as emphasized in *Sahih Muslim 10*. This bill aligns with Islamic principles and should receive widespread support from Northern Muslims. It’s time to embrace fairness and accountability for the sake of true development.

Why are you so much bittered and daft like this, even your Lord Obi was a sitting Governor when Andy Uba took him to court. Why must this be different? You need to think like a reasonable human being, all this your hates will not stop the inauguration of Tinubu as the president until proven otherwise by court of competent jurisdiction only if your party and candidate have reasonable argument hence you will wail till Jesus come.

Seagodess:
tinubu won't rule

People like you are not expected to live among sane people. For God sake you should ask your self is Covenant University bigger than Nigerian constitution? The lady in question was posted to write Jamb exam at their CBT centre and thy denied her entry because of her faith. You ask yourself does her dressing contradicts the prescribed dress code by Jamb. Nigeria is a circular state and every one is entitled to religion of his/her choice.

Pierocash:
This religion of trouble have taken their madness to covenant University. They always disobey constituted authorities using religious clog as a means.

If a Christian dares wears anything like rosary, cross, or any attire depicting Christianity to access a Muslim environment,this children of hate and perdition will call it blasphemy,and murder the innocent Christian.

But see them ,always taking their foolishness to other religious environment and lord it over everyone.

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oladeebo:
FG either ignorant or hidden something for Nigerian on the issue of borders closure.
Reason, the most friendship nation of all the countries surrounding Nigeria is Benin Republic, but why open the border of those countries exported terrorist to us and closed those that never attack us.

You're ignorant of what you claimed to know, All our neighboring countries in the northern axis are landlocked and doesn't receive any shipment of goods considered not too good for Nigerian economy.

May sense fall on those that see Naira Marley as a sensible artiste. What type of message is he passing to the younger generation

I have applied since yesterday,after done with the first stage. I haven't received
any message in my mail box...

CastroTbb:
I created an account but they haven't sent me a confirmation email. It's taking forever. Is that how they used to do

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presidency with their witch hunt, this is another distraction to stop this dino from exposing their failure,how come he led NANS,and other students organization within the continent