₦airaland Forum

GanagiBitrus:
When will IGP ban bribe-taking by his men.

Higherthan:
See one of the children of perdition above, they don't wish for anything good in the country..
See their master 👇

Britishpea:
Good analysis.

The most affected people don’t know all these and this is why it’s paramount to sensitize people by organizing town hall meetings every month.

Obj did it during his tenure. Some governors did it. I remember Oyinlola of Osun and Baba Akande did it.

This will give people sense of reasoning. Else people would think they are being looted as usual. The trust in the system is low thus a government can’t act like they should trust him already.

However, if you ask Tinubu today, he would tell you that he made a mistake by announcing subsidy removal the way he did.

These are tough policies that Nigerians are not used to. It would be strange to them just like a malignant in the body.

Nigerians are used to cheap living, though, they don’t know. This is why this is taking a toll. And without this decisions, there won’t be a country in the next 30 years.

But government need to give constant sensitization in accompanying with reliefs.

Tareq1105:
You idiots talk as if Obi is a messiah. Obi is nothing but a surreptitious and pretentious person who couldn't have done anything better.

Is Obi not among those beneficiaries of current forex round tripping and arbitrage through Fidelity Bank CEO?

Just relax yourself, bombshell is coming.

blacknp:
Useless woman way go follow opportunist wey no know road.

fashrola:
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You go soon buy new engine soon lol

chccho:
I dont usually buy all the servicing materials at once.
I would usually buy oil filter first, then later 1litre of oil, and then later the 4litre oil. All this can be done within 2months.
I once changed my oil and filter myself at home and its not a biggy as long as u have the right tools, although to change oil/filter at some filling stations is btw 2500-3k so u can just save yourself the stress and let them do it instead.

Kobojunkie:
There are 10s of thousands of videos by now on how to change engine oil so I no no wetin dey fear una.

Kingrshd3:
God.blsss you I love your creply it's really.commendable.

May God help us in this country 🙏

Kingrshd3:
God bless you that's true but don't forget UK US and the like gain their independence about 300+ years ago and Nigeria that is just 56yeats 🤔

Is like comparing a child with an adult about their achievement in life 🙁🧬

Don't be one sided we are just trying to enlightene ourselves..

Sillymoderators:
How did your Obi that was wining and dining with the devils in APC and PDP for almost 8 years suddenly turned to your messiah?

Kingrshd3:
You are a.fool if d country is full of negativity then u are educated with BSC right or.HND ask how much u will pay to get them in oversease
.

Yet u enjoy cheap food and fuel since this while before they remove subsidy yet u still abuse d government that ur country is bad...

Where is ur sense

nairalanda1:
To be honest, there is no such thing as cheap fuel

Fuel costs money to make. Unless Nigerians are ready to pay the type of tax that can maintain a subsidy on fuel, or unless we can produce up to 30-40 million barrels of crude a day, with oil prices above 120 dollars per barrel, fuel cannot be cheap again.

The question I'm asking here is that if Nigerians were buying fuel cheap because the government was paying the subsidy which they claimed was the reason why our external debt was going higher and our foreign reserve wasn't growing why then is the debt still going higher instead of reducing and our foreign reserve not growing?

It has nothing to do with politics, and everything to do with costs associated with running a profitable refinery.

Sillymoderators:
Lol.... olodo... which government agency investigated him?....You and your useless Obi that has no legacy......mumu!

CoronaVirusPro:
Bunkum and balderdash!

Did he replicate same gestures in Anambra, and what was his achievements and legacy`s?

Coming from same man who stashed money in safe havens to avoid taxes and investigation!

Anyone can scribble the gibberish he put up there.

From the way Peter talks, one would think he has some outstanding legacy`s on ground which puts him in position to make such composition, but the reverse is the case. Even the present Governor of Anambra attested to the fact that, poverty increased in the state during his administration, and here we have same Peter oinking on what's not!

udede:
I need a lady that want to go into contract marriage with me for some years. The aim is to have children but if along the line we realized that we are compatible enough to spend the rest of our lives together in love, then so be it.

I also need advice on this from people who are into it.

caandi:
hmm the one I experienced was in the Yoruba part of kogi, okunland
The men sleep around and pass HIV like water same with their wives
I mean the man would know his wife has a loved boy and vice versa
They don’t hide it
No show of shame
This wan happen for my eye
They’re very promiscuous
And have a high number of hiv infected persons kogi st

pocohantas:
No sensible person should believe such story.
Just like the story of Ngwa people eating humans. Sounds ludicrous.

nairalanda1:
Subsidy is one of the things contributing to our debt. And since politicans make the decision to keep subsidy and have done so since 1999, it is still their fault

( Other things that keep us in debt is the fluctuations in oil price, import dependency and massive looting and corruption. Failure to diversify the economy worsens the matter).


If we had kept petrol at N65 since 2011, by now subsidy costs would have been running between 900 to 1000 per liter, up from 34 naira in Dec 2011. And we would have been paying for the thing from other parts of the budget.

Nothing like cheap fuel

nairalanda1:
Subsidy is one of the things contributing to our debt. And since politicans make the decision to keep subsidy and have done so since 1999, it is still their fault

( Other things that keep us in debt is the fluctuations in oil price, import dependency and massive looting and corruption. Failure to diversify the economy worsens the matter).


If we had kept petrol at N65 since 2011, by now subsidy costs would have been running between 900 to 1000 per liter, up from 34 naira in Dec 2011. And we would have been paying for the thing from other parts of the budget.

Nothing like cheap fuel

nairalanda1:
At the end of the day, the APC government was always in support of subsidy.

Nigeria cannot afford subsidy again. If we had kept subsidy since May 29, and fuel remained at N195, by now, subsidy costs would have risen drastically, and government would have either been taking loans from other parts of the budget to pay for the subsidy, or taken more loans, or declare force maejure, and the market would end up having scarcity.

We keep making the same mistake every time, all in the name of cheap fuel

THERE IS NO SUCH THING AS CHEAP FUEL. Fuel costs money to produce. But because we want the poor to breathe, we use tomorrow's money to pay yesterday's costs.

Ah well, everyone should be 'happy' now.

Don't complain when the debt rises, and when we don't have refineries again.



(Yeah, like it makes sense to sell fuel at N617 when it costs N900 in reality. Apparently believing that it is wrong to sell fuel at a loss means you are an oppressor, and hate Nigerians. Well, anyone quoting me to tell me that I am wrong....WOULD YOU sell your goods at a loss to let the poor breathe? )

Am out. .

YoungDaNaval:
And you keep supporting the government that brought this mess upon us. Continue

olril17:
Na you go soon die now with all your family members. You and your family na tinubu hunger go finish you😎

aybabz101:
To me, they all have no case against Tinubu.....

No one was able to prove amongst them that they have a higher number of votes than Tinubu

Their main arguement is on technicalities and legal interpretation i.e the Abuja 25% issue

The primary objective of both Obi and Atiku is to disqualify the candidature of Tinubu base on academic discrepancies and his supposed crime of forfeiture.

Putting all these together, I think both Obi and Atiku's case will be thrown out