₦airaland Forum

Emaprince:
10Naira excise duty on carbonated drinks. Hehe.

At this point, the ground is no longer running. It's getting slippery.

This man can tax for Africa.

seankafor:
anyone that is not planning on going solar now is dreaming backwards

Lmao 😂 😂 😂 these tears are giving me premium joy. Exactly the content I subscribed for. We need to see more and more Jagabidiots crying this way. https://t.co/R5wmZ837YX

— Aku N’esi Obi Ike (I) (@Kasieobi_1) June 28, 2023

BlueRayDick:
Insurance is not vehicle paper renewal na. Insurance is ur own way of protecting urself from financial liability that can come from any accident . Shey u sef wan dey drive car wey fit write-off in an accident and u go dey find money to buy new car again ?

BlueRayDick:
Paper renewal 22k keh?

Dem dey run una street for Edo o. The last Vehicle license renewal I did was 3,400 and Road worthiness 10,800 ; and that was January this year

larride:
My wife give birth to a bouncing baby girl this afternoon. Both mother and child are in good health. 😎

BlueRayDick:
No it doesn’t . He didn’t lie under oath, he already stated it in his INEC nomination form he has dual citizenship

BlueRayDick:
Personally I think Hamzat will be the Deputy governor for next 4 years . I think the odds are in his Favour sha.

He will however be unable to achieve his life long dream of being the state governor in years to come because even his own party members will weaponize this citizenship issue later .

OasisX:


......seem our folks here never see this update? Perhaps no energy to share it?

Shaytun:
What’s the effect?

Shaytun:
Lol.

Something that will still reach 1,000

Itsrm:
A better way to judge is to use percentages. What is the percentage of public University students who finish with first class in law school versus their counterparts from private schools.

Public schools may have more first class graduates and seem to perform better simply because they are more.

afrodoc:
Did you graduate from a private uni or public uni?

BlueRayDick:
Na this same thing pulse ng report. Just like pulse ng report , this particular news still says they have not approved it, just the guy behind the commission urging states and FG to sign-on on it.

If that will be done, we don’t know yet .

larride:
Tbh, I will be angry but it doesn't change the fact that the reason there was strike in the first place was because the govt and lecturer unions are always clashing because of low salaries.

The schools are not charging reasonable fees to take care of the running of the schools which means the govt have to continue to fund them. That's the subsidy.

larride:
Try dey read news and understand first before sharing..

How is this one different from the one Pulse shared in the morning?

Better dont give yourself hbp with headline reading only.

BlueRayDick:
Baba try dey read these things when u never drink black bullet, no let all these sensational headlines dey play with u.

The body of the article clearly repeated what pulse ng reported earlier . RMFAC boss still dey “urge “ states to implement the recommendation he made which buhari did not approve since January 1st 2023

BlueRayDick:
No wam !

raumdeuter:
If its approved them civil servant too should ask for nothing less than 120% increase in salary

Shaytun:
There’s no such law.

It’s a proposal by RMAFC, it hasn’t even been passed in the house of assembly both state and federal.

If only people will read the article , the headline is just a clickbait to garner response by pulse, our media houses are really something else.

Olowunl01:
You missed out an important risk that your 4yrs course could be 6/7yrs so the difference in private Uni is the cost of mitigating that Risk.

raumdeuter:
So a doctor from UNIBEN who had exposure at UBTH vs a Doctor from Igbinedion who had his exposure in a private Hospital or State hospital Benin.

Also which Uni will have Oil rig to show their student?

raumdeuter:
You havent answered anything here

Is there any private Uni that has the anything close to LUTH, UBTH and UCH for medical students? I heard that even Igbinedion Medical students either go to state hospital Benin for their rotation

Will any Uni whether private or public provide their student with Oil rig for practical experience?

3. In Computer science, both Covenant and Uniben graduate will still have to go outside and learn outside what their lecturer is teaching them
Because the Same Professor John teaching Fortran in Uniben is the one teaching in Igbinedion. Unless he will deliberately teach nonsense in Uniben and go teach correct in Igbinedion

Hardly will any school teach you the latest programming language cos the lecturers sef no sabi am, You have to go outside or learn from your colleagues

raumdeuter:
While it might be better than what you got, Is it 10 times better to reflect your school fees? If its not 10 times better, then the difference is the subsidy

You went to UNIBEN, how much did you pay to graduate vs how much did a student at Igbinedion in the same Benin pay?

In some private University, they don't even have a standard teaching hospital that can compare to UBTH LUTH UCH etc. So the Medical students where are they getting their experience from?

As an Engineering student, Most of those tools are too expensive for a school to have, for example No University can have a rig and show you how it functions, this is why Industrial attachment are part of the engineering curriculum. No private nor public University will ever show you a rig or equipments worth millions of dollars sitting in a school lab. Or do you think Babcock has a rig on campus?

Or you think anyone studying aeronautic engineering will have a plane on campus?

The UNIBEN and the Covenant guy will have to go on Industrial attachment to see those equipment

abduleez1:
Ma own na make we dey look... I no get much to say.

We might have some succour with the Dangote refinery starting commercial operations in September but I doubt if prices will drop down as many expect cos man is out for profits.

One thing I can suggest the govt does is to support and promote the use of the rails massively as a form of transport of goods from the North to the south. More investments on rolling stocks, storage containers for all types of goods (perishables and the likes)
They can at least control food prices significantly with that and reduce supply time.

Also security in the north needs to be tackled urgently and treated as a state of emergency.
Farmers needs to get back to the farms, this I believe is part of the rising food prices.
Hopefully, since almost all the service chiefs have credible experience and have partaken in anti terrorist and banditry operations in the North at some point, there might be hope.

For now Na observation mode I dey...

raumdeuter:
The Aba made gucci is it close in quality of output to Real Milan made Gucci?

A private Uni without subsidy pays like 10times more than Govt uni. If total amount to grad in a Public Uni is 500K, a Private uni grad might be spending 5m for same course

The product after graduation which is the candidate, do you think Private Uni grads are 10 times better than public uni grad?

larride:
At least 200k

abduleez1:
For the subsidy removal, based on past events in Nigeria, there is no time that would be the best to remove it. It's a now or never thing as we're drowning in it. Although, the govt should have put things in place first before removal, I don't think it can be guaranteed that BAT could do much before it's removal since Buhari and co never budgeted for it past June.

It's not too late though for the govt to role out palliatives to cushion the effect. Left to me, I'd suggest about #2tn from our subsidy payment should be used to purchase public mass transit buses in the mold of the CNG/LPG experts are suggesting since they run on far cheaper fuel.

But based on my knowledge of things, these initiatives aren't something you pull off in months for the CNG/LPG stuff cos our support infrastructure is grossly inadequate. Even that for the proposed EVs. The Charging infrastructure etc is absent.

We don't know much about $800mn loan. WB hasn't said anything about it, we don't know if they disbursed it to PMBs govt or not. Even that money sef, the way it would be spent by Buhari and co was largely vague and inept.

As for naira float, it's either that or we kill the small manufacturing sector we're struggling to grow.

VAT on diesel and the incoming electricity tariff is where I'll fault his govt move.
Cos that adds to more strain for consumers and the populace. Costs is going to be transferred from the producers to consumers.

Trailers moving goods and services across the country use diesel for fuel and will pass this down. Same as manufacturers who use both diesel and increased tariff for production who will eventually pass it down.

These two are where I have issues with the new govt. If at all they shouldn't be lumped or implemented at the same time cos as you said this all adds to inflation and more austerity for the common man. The electricity tariff is a review, so let's hope it stays at that till next year.


Too much taxation is one major reason I didn't like the idea of a Tinubu presidency but it's still early days.
Na to observe how they navigate this.