₦airaland Forum

Ikaeniyan0:
It's no more August again

I know someone at the Dangote refinery, he said the refinery will start working in 2027

emkz:
While it seems criticisms of the president are apt, certain facts must be cleared.

Presidential transportation worldwide is a serious security matter. In our case, air transport of the president is handled by the Nigerian Airforce. If the airforce says a jet is unfit to fly the president because it might have stayed in service longer than specified, hence a potential aviation threat, it is only fair that we listen to them. We do not need to like them.

Those suggesting that the president must fly commercial or use his personal vehicles (like Deji Adeyanju) are not aware of the potential security threats. A Nigerian head of state was assassinated in broad daylight in his official car, while another one was murdered for not taking their security serious.

The aircraft here does not belong to Tinubu. It belongs to the Federal Government. Once Tinubu leaves power, he won't take the jet with him. So those accusing Tinubu of purchasing a private jet for himself are being ludicrous.

Yesterday, Charly Boy lied that the president's official car, Cardilac Escalade is worth almost 1 billion naira. A simple internet search showed that the vehicle is about 250 million naira. Still expensive, why did Charly Boy have to lie? When Buhari exited power, he didn't leave with the Maybach. The vehicle was not his. The Cardilac does not belong to Tinubu. DSS handles his ground transportation. Why not question DSS for proposing that vehicle?

And for those who are just realizing, the Cardilac Escalade SUV had been in use since last year and sighted several times in the convoy, how come they are just seeing it? The vice president is driven in one of such vehicles. How come they have not seen it?

Anyway, Kenneth Okonkwo says people are dying of hunger and there is no fuel or electricity. It is not Tinubu's job to cultivate arable land nationwide. It is not Tinubu's job to provide buses to transport people within states. These are things state governors can easily undertake on their own, and even local governments. We have seen the Niger State governor buy such buses. Once the burden of transportation is removed, the issue of fuel price would not bother so many.

The fact is that the president is being blamed for policies, but all presidential candidates agreed that subsidy on petrol needed to be removed. Even the messianic pontiff said he'd remove it on day 1. Suddenly, Tinubu is being condemned for taking the decision to save us from economic doom. It didn't make sense that we were borrowing to pay subsidies. Also, the removal of the parallel trade of fx was to tackle the fx fraud that drained our resources.

This meant that increased allocation could be used for developmental purposes in the states. What do the state governors do instead? We find them doing Hajj subsidies and Ramadan feeding, purchasing vehicles for traditional rulers, buying wheelbarrows to turn their unemployed youth to mai-barrow in the markets, and stacking funds for elections they are not sure of living to partake in.

Dear governors, learn one basic thing: from what happened in Kano during the August riots, when people take to the streets, they'd target governors first and they can only move up the ladder once they have brought you down.

You still have time to work for your people and address the basic problems of food security and transportation within your state. We shall criticize the president for the things we must criticize him on.

nedu666:
Very silly set of people. That's how one was arguing that a community should contribute and tarr the road in their area. You will buy pole, buy wire, buy transformer, provide water, dispose your refuse, pay vigilante yet you are expected to tarr your road. So what is govt job

PressMyButton:
Are you a rice bandit?, why are you after Lagos and Kebbi rice?. Go and plant your own rice and chop, lazy yoot.

PressMyButton:
You're the failure here and the funds for your Education is a waste. You lack the understanding and exposure to know there are processes to implementation of policies. It requires relevant stakeholders and authorities to adopt a template that'd suit its practicality, reports have to be submitted and adopted before the implementation, approvals from relevant quarters have to be given before implementation begins. Similarly was the directives of removal of import duties on some specific food items which had to pass through relevant agencies with procedures laid out before implementation begins, it doesn't just fly off the hat. You're simply ignorant.

Salewa97:
Good news

opamoses1:
This is a good initiative towards food security.

Warrior99:
Very good step in the right direction.

God bless Ogun State.

God bless the South West.

God bless YORUBALAND.

Amen!
#RestructureNigeria

tunjijones:
Everybody dey put eye for presidency but the worst set of politicians are the governors.

Like how has Ogun state being spending all the revenue they make...

helinues:
Toh

JikSneh:
It's the omoluabi's turn, please I want to make it clear once more......if you are not okay with Asiwaju's reign, pack your things and go back to join ipobidients in the Igbo land...... there's no room for any protests or badmouthing of any sort.
Yorubas are good in governance and they will rule all of you and your papa for 8 years.
None of you voted for us, so deal with it.

Righthussle:
Oga, Na only you go do the next protest

Tahni:
The protest is as useless as the P in physiological

APCNig:
Okay nah.

Dangote should learn how to compete with others. The monopoly that he has criminally forced on Nigerians for decades is over.

Imported Fuel will come in, he too should compete with the price of the imported Fuel.

If Tinubu no give his friends license to import Fuel, shey na him enemies he go give?

post=131523586:
GOOD NEWS!

Very Good Development

Slow and steady we will get to the nation of our dreams.
A land flowing with milk and honey and a side of Delicious Barbecue 😋.

God bless Nigeria 🇳🇬 and all honest, hardworking Nigerians.
The land will favour you guys.
For thr naysayers, the children of hate. Frustrations and perdition, what they wish our darling nation will befall them and their household a million folds.
No be curse,
Na FACT 🇳🇬

Again,
GOD BLESS NIGERIA 🇳🇬

We Rise ✔️

Ikaeniyan0:
Dumb thing

Always talking without making any research

Nigeria presidential aircraft can't be seized because they have immunity

yarimo:
Arise TV is another political opposition party on it own

Olive63i:
Wish him safe journey
My story! The private school I'm managing couldn't pay for getting to 3 months now. I have no option than to resign and look for something better.The whole situation has put my entire family into serious trouble and I'm dying silently.
Pls help me for God sake to survive this moment.
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DevilsEqual:

I'm expecting those that wrote epistles about how The FG is sabotaging efforts of local investors to rewrite another article. Festacman and co

When Gov empowers local private investors, it will encourage others to bystanders to join the game and become mega players too

By the time Tinubu is done in 2031, we would have succesfully replaced all multinationals that exited the country with excellently viable local firms

God bless Innoson
God bless PPBAT
God bless Nigeria

DevilsEqual:


So far, theres being some needed economic reforms, the kinda reforms that's needed to build the solid foundation for a future exponential growth in that sector. We've reached the height of pain already and it can only get better as the reforms start paying off

As for the insecurity in farm areas, Rangers have being deployed today to tackle that and when they win the farmers confidence, work will be done and that sector will be done and dusted

Dont forget the student loan and the entire entire Educational sector


If Atiku cant peep into the future to know what it looks like, then he isnt a visionary one, not fit to be a leader at all

EreluRoz:
Redpillers have see food . Only if the mod will ignore and not bring it to front page

BreconHills:
Hahaha the reason there is no competition is because there is still a subsidy on fuel. Why would I invest in an industry where I can't make a profit.

Nigerians want el dorado and don't understand that it has a price. Why do you think states are not venturing into electricity generation although they are enabled to do so? Nobody will enter an industry that is not profitable. We bought sim cards for 22k back in the day - what's the price of a sim card now. At one time sim VAS services were the rage. Where are they now? Over taken by affordable Internet.

My 090 Nitel mobile cost me 90k back in the day and I had to deposit land documents to even get the line!

This subsidy can has been kicked down the road even
from before IBB that's why the impact is become all
the more severe.

Subsidy is not new. People wailing about it is not new. Market defferal is not new. But the cost is getting heavier and heavier. If you won't cry then your future generations will cry because subsidy is unsustainable. This is happening to you because the generations before you also refused to cry. "Ti a ba sọkun a le riran"

Don't worry BAT will bring back subsidy and your children will do the crying.

SmartPolician:
I haven't gone to the market recently, but if this is true, then it's good news! If not, agbadorians should expect more attacks from this moniker. You cannot destroy our economy and expect us to keep quiet.

Salewa97:
This is a game changer for Nigeria! Dangote's refinery is not just boosting our economy but also shaking up the global oil market. With 90% of production exported, it's clear that this mega project is putting Nigeria on the map. We need to support Dangote; his success means more jobs and growth for all of us!

sIfioksq:
Another day, another set of demands from the NLC. It's funny how they keep pushing for changes while forgetting the real work starts from within. Instead of constant complaints, how about supporting the efforts of the Tinubu administration to build a better Nigeria? Every step forward needs collaboration, not just noise. Let's focus on solutions, not just demands.

meobizy:
He will be replaced.

Salewa97:
My President, Tinubu! Your vision for a brighter Nigeria is what we need. We understand the struggles, but your assurance gives us hope. Together, we will rise above these challenges. The new dawn is indeed on the horizon! Keep pushing forward, Jagaban!

trutharena:
Nigerians are filled with hope as TINUBU assures us of a brighter future ahead.

trutharena:
This is a wise decision by the FG. We need to ensure that resources are allocated fairly and not just to a select few. Let's focus on the bigger picture for all Nigerians!

Salewa97:
This is a commendable move by the Federal Government! It shows they are genuinely concerned about the food crisis affecting Nigerians. The subsidized rice initiative is a great way to support public servants and ensure transparency in the process. Kudos to President Tinubu for taking steps to alleviate the hardships faced by citizens. Let's hope more such initiatives follow!

post=131371140:

Rumors are carried by haters,

spread by fools,

and accepted by idiots.