₦airaland Forum

More taxation coming your way.....Climate Chanji

[size=14pt]Wickedness....[/size]

He's just a 'twit' that 'tweets'......I've already seen through the 'oyibo' man.

Only...

Looks gay..

Chanji..

disgraceful....

True talk...In less than a year Buhari has taken Nigeria back 10 years.

Amaechi speaks through both sides of his mouth..

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Ahead of the All Progressives Congress (APC)-led Fed­eral Government’s town-hall meeting in Lagos on Mon­day, the Minister of Transport, Mr. Chibuike Amaechi, has urged cit­izens to exercise patience and give the President Muhammadu Buha­ri-led administration more time.

Speaking at the Maritime Technical Summit organised in Lagos on Thursday by the Associa­tion of Marine Engineers and Sur­veyors (AMES), where he was the special guest of honour, Amaechi acknowledged the masses’ grow­ing disenchantment with the pre­sent government following the yet-to-be fulfilled promises and even the alleged denied ones.

However, against such high expectations, he said that as the Director-General of the APC Pres­idential Campaign Organisation, he has “watched the video from beginning to the end and there was nowhere we promised Nige­rians that we are miracle workers.

“In fact, towards the end of the campaign, because expecta­tions were very high, if you lis­tened to us, we began to lower ex­pectations by telling you no, no, no, the challenges are going to be extremely difficult, but if we get your mandate, we will confront those challenges.”

Reclining on the party’s now ready defence, he said the “prob­lems that were caused in the course of 15 years of PDP (Peo­ples Democratic Party) certainly cannot be solved in eight months.”

The minister, who said he was not holding brief for others, insisted that the Minister of State for Petroleum and Group Manag­ing Director of the Nigerian Na­tional Petroleum Corporation (NNPC), Dr. Ibe Kachikwu, was doing his best in the given circum­stances.

“Take the oil subsidy regime (for instance). Now, there is a huge argument on how to balance the interest of the poor by not re­moving oil subsidy and the inter­est of the nation by ensuring that the rich do not have access to the so-called subsidy, and letting the oil subsidy go to enable investors come into the construction of re­fineries.

“It was a huge challenge to us because if you just leave the poor, they will die of poverty; the rich men will just exploit the chanc­es, so the need to balance it, and it is affecting the supply of fuel. The Minister of State for Petroleum is quite smart, but we need time and patience.

“Don’t forget that we met queues. The fact that it was re­solved quickly was not what you think. Until we find a permanent solution, we’re going to have those queues. We want understanding.”

According to him, there is nowhere in the world that change is not painful, and by the speech­es the party delivered during its electioneering campaigns, which he said were clear and carefully made, “we said we would confront corruption and we are confronting corruption. You may say they are cosmetic changes; the changes you are expecting are changes that af­fect your purse.

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http://www.thebreakingtimes.com/be-patient-apc-did-not-promise-to-perform-miracles-rotimi-amaechi/?

APGA 2019

The Internally Generated Revenue, IGR, for Anam­bra State has risen by 29.32 percent from N10.45bn in 2014 to N14.79bn in 2015, and is expected to hit about N36 billion or more by the end of 2016, giving the relent­less effort of the state government.

The executive governor of the state, Chief Willie Obiano, speak­ing through his Senior Special Adviser on Internally Generat­ed Revenue, Hon. Charles Okafor (Wiper), disclosed this on Saturday in Awka.

He said that the present ad­ministration has done so well in the area of improving the revenue base of the state by opening all nec­essary revenue windows, block­ing every leakage, and marching words with action by placing the state above lack.

According to him, on assump­tion of office, the present gov­ernment met the state realizing mere five hundred million (N500, 000,000), adding that, when the present government assumed office, it blocked leakages and opened more windows, realizing about N2.1billion as monthly IGR.

“This is why the present gov­ernment does not owe its work­ers. We are among the few states in the federation that did not ben­efit from the
bailout fund, yet, we are paying our workers. We have continued in providing basic in­frastructure for Anambra citizens even in the face of dwindling Fed­eral Allocation.

This is part of the giant strides of the Obiano’s ad­ministration”, he said, adding, “The National Bureau of Statistics, NBS, has identified the eleven states of Ogun, Anambra, Borno, Edo, Bauchi, Abia, Kogi, Nasarawa, Ni­ger, Taraba and Sokoto as the only states that recorded improvement in their 2014 records of revenue generation performance in 2015. Anambra came second in the chart behind Ogun State in the entire country; and we are happy”.

While commending the gov­ernment and people of Anambra state for the giant stride, he urged all those resident in Anambra, in­cluding companies and industries to pay their taxes regularly to help the state government continue in the provision of basic infrastruc­ture.

He further urged the state to strive more in boosting her IGR, stressing that, in terms of IGR volume, Anambra is still behind compared to Lagos state realiz­ing a total of N268.23bn during the period under review, Rivers with N82.1bn, and Delta, with N40.81bn.

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http://www.thebreakingtimes.com/flash-igr-of-anambra-up-by-30-as-obiano-works-miracles/?

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Eziokwu...

On 24/7 here in france where i skool.....In fact I now miss NEPA

Your theory is to simplistic......Just like 'Kanu's argument for Biafra

Our (Africans / Blacks) problems are greater than 'tribal differences' - Lets sort out the big problems first and understand 'our true enemy'.