Politics › Re: Ex-Anambra Governor, Chris Ngige Arrested By EFCC In Abuja by Ttalk: 6:39am On Dec 11, 2025 |
Mabuggi88: The enemies of Nigeria are those who see their oppressors and hail them even when they have failed to protect them security wise. The real enemies are also those who praise sing the political class to believe that they have done well for the citizens even as they know they are suffering the citizens, the real enemies of Nigeria are those who collect crumbs from political class and come to social media like NL and defend them leaving others who are also supposed to benefit languishing in suffering. You better have a remorse for your fellow humans and fellow owner of the nation The thread is not about any enemy, it is about the looters, the thief who has eaten our yam and there's attempt to make him vomit it. Cry as much as can, Ngige must answer the probing |
Politics › Re: Ex-Anambra Governor, Chris Ngige Arrested By EFCC In Abuja by Ttalk: 6:34am On Dec 11, 2025 |
Believeintruth: Wait hold on. Did you see anyone here cry victimisation with Ngige being arrested by EFCC? Bros which kind of gaslighting are you doing? You are not being truthful to yourself, read through the post above |
Politics › Re: Ex-Anambra Governor, Chris Ngige Arrested By EFCC In Abuja by Ttalk: 5:03am On Dec 11, 2025 |
Believeintruth: Hold on bros, which one am I doing in Anambra? I am not like.you bro. I am commenting as a Nigerian that wants good governance You want good governance but you don't see anything wrong in your brothers crying victimisation. Mallami was arrested no cry of victimisation from the northerners, today the whole Igbo on Nairaland are crying that the government is after their brother, is that how you guys seek good governance. I keep saying that many of you are just ridiculing the genuine Igbo people |
Politics › Re: Ex-Anambra Governor, Chris Ngige Arrested By EFCC In Abuja by Ttalk: 4:53am On Dec 11, 2025 |
Believeintruth: Ngige that is an APC you have now started to tactfully tag him as IPoB and Obidient. The way you people suspend your conscience and make comments targeted at misinformation ehnnnn. Guy have conscience for once. You will never be rewarded for all this nonsense you are doing for politicians. Go and get a decent job or business. The one you are doing in Anambra is not for politician, hypocrisy should be your middle name |
Politics › Re: Nigeria's Poverty Divides - North & South- World Bank by Ttalk: 4:37am On Dec 11, 2025 |
Arda1000: I don’t blame you,most of us who have traveled to different parts of the country know that aside From North East the next place you will see people living in abject poverty is South West,when I say abject poverty I mean the kind that doesn’t have hope. No kind of sugar coasting or self deceit can fix that This one have record more than World Bank, una go dey alright las las. Continue hiding under the bed every Monday |
Politics › Re: Ex-Anambra Governor, Chris Ngige Arrested By EFCC In Abuja by Ttalk: 4:25am On Dec 11, 2025 |
ludd2018: All Igbo leaders fighting against MNK and working for MNK conviction must suffer in the hand of Nigerian govt .
Many yorubas and fulanis who have stolen Nigerian funds are free and the gov is fixated on arresting Igbo politician . Nigeria must happen to to all Igbo leaders working against MNK What's all this victim cry all about, are you guys not ashamed, always crying of victimisation up and down. Mallami was arrested there's was no cry from the Hausa/ Fulani, now when it is Ngige turn Igbo started shedding tears. No matter how you cry, that won't stop the probing. You guys better rest |
Politics › Re: Lt. Gen. Attahiru Was Assassinated In May 2021 Plane Explosion - Ali-Keffi by Ttalk: 9:38pm On Dec 10, 2025 |
And some southern follow follow are saying that US should not intervene that they are coming to steal our resources.
Now they can see the high level compromise within the security and political circle that suggest Nigeria can never win the war against terrorist on their own strength. |
Politics › Re: Nigerian Military Can’t Defeat Bandits, Government Should Negotiate – Gumi by Ttalk: 9:18pm On Dec 10, 2025 |
AqualinaXYZ: Thats just the bitter truth even though it’s coming g from a foolish Abooki
Personally Tinubu can’t even defeat OSPAC in PH if we leave am to fight OSPAC or Egbesu boys
For him to have defeated LP is awesome and commendable. He has also tamed the leader of IPOB, definitely he will defeat all the terrorist and their supporters
Tinubu and his family doesn’t understand that running a successful drug cartel isn’t same as government
He wasn’t even successful doing drugs in Chicago they wan catch am he run leave $420k
Welcome to Nigeria |
Politics › Re: Gumi Raises Alarm Over Secret Mossad Operations In Nigeria, Cautions Tinubu by Ttalk: 7:38pm On Dec 10, 2025 |
This Gumi man must be arrested, you suspect that Sanni Abacha was murdered but you didn't reflect on your people that murdered Abiola, Kudirat and a whole lots of Southerners.
Gumi your days as terrorist minister are numbered |
Politics › Re: Nigeria's Poverty Divides - North & South- World Bank by Ttalk: 7:24pm On Dec 10, 2025 |
Make I ready for anyone way go call this Oluwole statistics |
Politics › Re: Nigeria's Poverty Divides - North & South- World Bank by Ttalk: 7:23pm On Dec 10, 2025 |
The kind fight wey go erupt for here, na only angel Gabriel fit quench am |
Politics › Re: Nigeria’s Debt To The World Bank Under The Current President Nears $10 Billion by Ttalk: 3:25pm On Dec 10, 2025 |
malali:
All the insecurity in Naija is as a result of poverty. If Musa Obinna and Bayo had 3 square meals, a comfortable accommodation and a business which is thriving. No one will entice them with funds to come and do banditry,kidnapping or other vices.
We are running away from the real cause of the problems and chasing shadows. It is the responsibility of the government to feed your children, give them education and block their believe to marry underage, marry many wives and give birth to many children they can't cater for? How many of them attend the Almajiri school that was built? |
Politics › Re: US Delegation Holds Closed-door Meeting With AGF, Lateef Fagbemi by Ttalk: 2:44pm On Dec 10, 2025 |
casualobserver: One day you people will learn that Americans can’t be trusted. They are not here on any fact finding mission. They have more intelligence on Nigeria than Nigerians. Do we really think the USA is building their largest embassy in a country where they don’t know the truth of what is happening on the ground? Seriously?
Are they not the ones that brought the terrorists to our doorsteps? Are they not the ones finding them? Is it today IPOB and their lobbyists have been feeding them Stories about Christian genocides? Even the IPOB lobby contract expired over a year ago. They did nothing. What changed in the last month? When you answer that question, you will understand there real mission in Nigeria.
Try to educate yourselves, find out what is a happening around the world and how it connects with Nigeria then you will understand their real mission. Ask yourselves what decisions did Nigeria make of recent that caused them to dust the Christian genocide reports they had always known about but did nothing about. If we can't trust America, is it terrorist and killer Jihadist we should trust? You can do better than this. Are you denying there's intentional killings going n in Nigeria, how convinient you draw IPOB into your narratives. The US you claim already had their Intel are now taking and acting on information from IPOB, many of you are below how you are rated. This particular post has exposed how slippery many of you are. One wonder what should be more concerned between imminent death from the terrorist and US taking our resources. |
Politics › Re: Nigeria’s Debt To The World Bank Under The Current President Nears $10 Billion by Ttalk: 12:33pm On Dec 10, 2025 |
malali: Nigeria’s rising external debt reflects a government leaning heavily on credit without achieving proportional gains in jobs, productivity, or fiscal resilience.
As [b]poverty deepens, the nation diverts vast resources toward combating banditry and kidnapping, issues rooted in exclusion rather than ideology.
When daily survival becomes uncertain for millions, social order erodes regardless of how many vehicles follow a political convoy. Sustainable security begins with economic dignity, not escalating debt.[/b] I know you will definitely type nonsense. How is terrorism, kidnapping and genocide and indigenous displacement amount to neglect? Are southerners killing the indigene and talking their land? |
Politics › Re: Top 50 Most Hated People In History by Ttalk: 11:07am On Dec 10, 2025 |
Orlandoo: Buhari and Tinubu should be here. That man that wasted 3m innocent people and later ran to Abidjan in his wife's skirt should in the list or the list is not complete |
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Politics › Re: El Rufai Accused President Tinubu Of Waging War Against Muslim North by Ttalk: 9:59pm On Dec 09, 2025 |
El Rufai should continue crying, no one would listen |
Politics › Re: How Desalination Could Power Lagos by Ttalk: 7:06pm On Dec 09, 2025 |
Lagos will get there with dedication and commitment |
Politics › Re: When Will Giringori Visit Kanu? by Ttalk: 7:05pm On Dec 09, 2025 |
Okoroawusa: As election draws closer. They will use the visit for politics Yes, I believe he will visit if able to secure and party ticket. Abaribe has not visited either |
Politics › Re: VAT Is A Consumption Tax, Not A Sign Of Productivity by Ttalk: 11:10am On Dec 09, 2025 |
nairalanda1: Exactly, but at the same time it is a measure of consumption, even though it goes into the government coffers.
The real tax for me is....income tax, tax from the manufacturing industries, and tax from things like road tolls, and so forth. Economic indices doesn't stand in isolation. The outlook of a particular induces is directly link to other. In a country where VAT is one of the major sources of revenue, any of the state with poor remittance of VAT will give an insight to how terrible the economy of that state is This is the simple fact the OP is struggling to dismiss |
Politics › Re: South East Is Now The Least Productive Region In Nigeria by Ttalk: 9:15am On Dec 09, 2025 |
Ikpeyi: It's unfortunate that your ignorance is epic. How can you compare 5 states of South East to 7 states and 6 States of other regions. Pls Know this and know peace, Nigeria must correct the injustice they meted out to the South East. You don't need the 6th state. Your sixth state should be given to SW owning to the fact that the population of your people residing in SW is up to a state population |
Politics › Re: VAT Is A Consumption Tax, Not A Sign Of Productivity by Ttalk: 9:06am On Dec 09, 2025 |
Jakpon: That you very much for this. Please order a bottle of Champagne on my behalf. I have been expecting someone to raise this point.
Sanwoolu and Wike were very vocal about this Tax Collection, they were the one that took the matter to court. I followed the news closely then. Unsuprisingly, the south east governors turned deaf and dumb when the issue was burning while the Governors SW/SS championed the case If you followed it critically like some of us, you'll remember they bombarded SM especially Nairaland with junk excuses and even triggered the north not to allow it happen. Just the way they presently criticise the Tax Reform Act, tomorrow they will to tell us they are the one feeding Nigeria through the tax they don't want to pay |
Politics › Re: VAT Is A Consumption Tax, Not A Sign Of Productivity by Ttalk: 9:02am On Dec 09, 2025 |
Validated: The only way you can clear this is simple ... pull data from your so call VAT generation and share. How about VAT at Apapa Port, do they collect them in Asaba Head bridge? I import cars and sell in Benin, but all duties and VAT are collected in Apapa, how does it add to Edo State collections? Below is the genuine post of your brother who want the progress of SE and not you who hide in SW but make all excuses for your lazy leaders. Read below: THE SOUTH EAST IS NOW THE LEAST MOST PRODUCTIVE PART OF NIGERIA THANKS TO KANU'S WAR. To those calling me 'Efulefu' (Lost son) for calling out your fo+olishness in supporting Kanu and his war, this data is for you. What Nigeria's 6 geo-political zones contributed to VAT and received in October 2025 1. South-west Contributed: N333.01bn Received: N91.88bn (27.59%) 2. South-south Contributed: N80.48bn Received: N53.79bn (66.84%) 3. North-west Contributed: N41.82bn Received: N64.07bn (153.20%) 4. North-central Contributed: N20.51bn Received: N44.32bn (216.09%) 5. North-east Contributed: N18.94bn Received: N44.17bn (233.21%) 6. South-east Contributed: N13.26bn Received: N36.91bn (278.36%) Source: FAAC/TheCableIndex So can you all now bend your knees and apologize to God for being partners in the destruction of our land? When will we learn? Before Independence the western Region was far more productive because of effecient management of resources. They had smaller resources comparing to the North and Eastern Regions. Then the cocoa and all the exports of the Western Region slaked in the world market. The Eastern Region picked up from 1960 to 1965. Then just like we were under a spell of the spirit of error. On our own we blew everything up using a coup and a war. Then we began to build a fresh. Only for Kanu to emerge again and with you people's support he's blown the South Eastern economy again. How can we claim to be entrepreneurs and business people but our region keeps lagging behind? It doesn't make sense. |
Politics › Re: VAT Is A Consumption Tax, Not A Sign Of Productivity by Ttalk: 8:55am On Dec 09, 2025 |
DomPerignon: Your entire diatribe on this your thread is to dismiss how SE being the biggest beneficiary to VAT with the lowest contribution as being not a sign of SE in any way the least productive.
And why deny being from SE when we know you as one of several IPOB posters here? That was exactly his purpose of creating this thread. In fact he is quick to jump VAT thread and each time he does, he gets defeated |
Politics › Re: VAT Is A Consumption Tax, Not A Sign Of Productivity by Ttalk: 8:52am On Dec 09, 2025 |
Validated: The only way you can clear this is simple ... pull data from your so call VAT generation and share. How about VAT at Aoapa Port, do they collect them in Asaba Head bridge? Okay you have agreed that MTN can track the contribution of VAT accrue to each state. Please, stop taking words out of ChatGTP, it's going to get you confused |
Politics › Re: VAT Is A Consumption Tax, Not A Sign Of Productivity by Ttalk: 8:45am On Dec 09, 2025 |
Validated: Where does MTN generate VAT and where is it remitted? Just bold your answer. You just copy textbook definition that is NOT applicable in Nigeria. This is the problem with our education ... theory without application.
The VAT MTN generates in Maiduguri is collected in Lagos. So, how is Lagos the more productive State? The imports that are going to Onitsha is VATed in Apapa, what is Anambra stake in it? The VAT NNPC generates in Olibiru is collected in Abuja, so tell me how your TEXTBOOK definition makes sense. Stop exposing your limited knowledge otherwise you would know that MTN has data of its subscriber from every state, so generating the value of airtime and data used in each state shouldn't be an issue, but you can't see it because you don't know it's possible |
Politics › Re: VAT Is A Consumption Tax, Not A Sign Of Productivity by Ttalk: 8:32am On Dec 09, 2025 |
Validated: So because they are NOT-VATABLE, those states are NOT-PRODUCTIVE. Is that correct? Then why do you equate VAT to productivity if MOST of what Nigerians including you FEED ON are NOT-VATABLE? Because you have a company producing Coca-Cola, which is VATABLE, the state that FEEDS you with NON-VATABLE goods is Not Productive.
You are not smart. You now see that VAT collection is no yardstick fir PRODUCTIVITY. It is a northerner that should be making that case and not a SEner. It is generally noted just as mentioned above that if agricultural raw product are VATable, then the SE will be in the distance bottom. You should know this because SE is not a net producer of agricultural products, they depend largely on the north and SW for supply of these agricultural products This will even increase the contribution of the income generated from the VAT by SW and the North. There's no how you spins it, SE poor VAT revenue is a reflection of the region overall economic outlook |
Politics › Re: VAT Is A Consumption Tax, Not A Sign Of Productivity by Ttalk: 8:27am On Dec 09, 2025 |
nedu666: What a load of bunkum. If rivers and all oil producing states were to keep their revenue where would the remaining states see revenue to share. You talk like other states don't collect oil revenue. Read his comment and see your response. Is everything okay |
Politics › Re: VAT Is A Consumption Tax, Not A Sign Of Productivity by Ttalk: 8:19am On Dec 09, 2025 |
DomPerignon: Collecting VAT from POS has its logistical nightmares owing to retail outlets not being properly regulated , lax in LG VAT and tax drive and the fact that most retail outlets operate within the grey sector.
By collecting VAT from local production and import points (Port taxes), the FG is able to plug the loophole.
VAT generated by Delta and Rivers state from oil export alone is from locally produced oil from the state. If Rivers and Delta were to keep half of that VAT and given the high volume being exported, do you think your SE region will be receiving 270% of what was generated and contributed to the VAT base?
The current system is meant to encourage states from attracting investors so as to increase production base and provide employment.
SE has continuously been at the bottom when it comes to attracting both local and foreign direct investment.
A combination of hostility towards foreign investment , high crime rate and very aggressive and high corporate tax rates and multiple taxation has made SE a no go area for investors plus the fact that the region has a net negative migration seeing to low purchasing power. You even have time to breakdown the explanation so he can comprehend, but trust me, he will come up with another lame excuse just to justify the poor revenue generation capability of his region and overall poor performance of its economy |
Politics › Re: VAT Is A Consumption Tax, Not A Sign Of Productivity by Ttalk: 8:02am On Dec 09, 2025 |
Validated: STILL BEGGING THE QUESTIONS. LET ME RESTATE THEM HERE
Let me ask you some SIMPLE QUESTIONS. What is the VAT rate for a bag of Garri (Nigeria 's most consumed food)? What is VAT on one Cow from Katsina? What is VAT rate on A tuber of yam from Benue? Your VAT collections simply means you are a NET CONSUMER. You consume manufactured goods that are VATABLE. You consume IMPORTED goods that are VATABLE. You CONSUME oil and gas from Niger Delta and pay VAT. Tell me what you produce in South West, NOTHING! You are not making sense, most things you mentioned above are not VATable. There's no vat on the maize you farm. If the maize is taken to my state and a company there processed it into conflake and distribute into supermarkets, then the company generate VAT out of the raw materia turned into finished product The state that has the company that process the corn and the supermarket with high disposable income that sells the finished products generate VAT The company grows The supermarket grows The people consume quality flakes The government of the state makes more money for development The entire state benefit and grow That is why it is called VALUE ADD TAX |
Politics › Re: VAT Is A Consumption Tax, Not A Sign Of Productivity by Ttalk: 7:44am On Dec 09, 2025 |
Validated: You derailed completely. FDI has NOTHING in common with VAT. Go and Verify! Infact, when you but anything abroad and pay HST, you can collect it back at the port of exit. No economic indices work in isolation, it is linked to one another. An investor will look out for certain economic indices to make decision. High purchasing power, cash flow, spending pattern and many elements are put into consideration. Where an accurate data is not accessible, those indices are used in making investment decisions. If your state generates low VAT, it is clear indication that the purchasing power is poor, which in turn translate to sluggish or retard cash flow. The consequence will be poor local and foreign investment and to sum it up lead to a poor economy. You only rely on lopsided Nigeria feeding bottle formula where you are being gifted what you don't work for, let every state start relying on its IGR then you will know that VAT is one the vital income generation component that no serious state should joke with |
Politics › Re: VAT Is A Consumption Tax, Not A Sign Of Productivity by Ttalk: 7:08am On Dec 09, 2025 |
Start making excuse for your dead economy.
Is that not an indication that the economy is active and huge cash flow support businesses and trickle down to the people.
One is not surprised when some state attract zero FDI, leading to their people seeking greener pasture in other viable states |