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Labour union should only agree to a proposal that holds this govt accountable. It's not only about reversing it back to N65 but ensuring this Govt. keeps its promise to  

- A 20% reduction in subsidy starting in April 2012 and for the next 5yrs. Yearly increment will be tied to tangible implementation of projects in key areas: completion of refineries, building of roads, Improvement in power supply etc.  For instance, if by April 2013 an agreed upon project is not completed then Govt cannot increase prices.

- Cut in salary for all Federal elected officials. 25% cut in basic salary and 50% cut for all other allowances. Plus a firm commitment to cut wasteful spending in the budget. Allocating N18.5 billion for Aso Rock is a prime example.

-  An independent investigation into the N1.3 trillion subsidy for this year and overall oil subsidy regime. Forget that Senate investigation; that's just show and tell. I just don't know who can handle this

- Reject any palliative measures. We don't need that crap. This is only for Jonah and his boys to chop money  

This is the way to go; if not this govt will come back in 2yrs or 3yrs and  tell us the economy is collapsing and they need to remove oil subsidy

@OCCAM
VERY WELL SAID ITS HIGH TIME NIGERIANS LEARNT TO STRICTLY MONITOR GOVT.

Labour union should only agree to a proposal that holds this govt accountable. It's not only about reversing it back to N65 but ensuring this Govt. keeps its promise to  

- A 20% reduction in subsidy starting in April 2012 and for the next 5yrs. Yearly increment will be tied to tangible implementation of projects in key areas: completion of refineries, building of roads, Improvement in power supply etc.  For instance, if by April 2013 an agreed upon project is not completed then Govt cannot increase prices.

- Cut in salary for all Federal elected officials. 25% cut in basic salary and 50% cut for all other allowances. Plus a firm commitment to cut wasteful spending in the budget. Allocating N18.5 billion for Aso Rock is a prime example.

-  An independent investigation into the N1.3 trillion subsidy for this year and overall oil subsidy regime. Forget that Senate investigation; that's just show and tell. I just don't know who can handle this

- Reject any palliative measures. We don't need that crap. This is only for Jonah and his boys to chop money  

This is the way to go; if not this govt will come back in 2yrs or 3yrs and  tell us the economy is collapsing and they need to remove oil subsidy

@OCCAM
VERY WELL SAID ITS HIGH TIME NIGERIANS LEARNT TO STRICTLY MONITOR GOVT.

;DIF THIS REFINRIES KEEP ON BEING SABOTAGED AND I BET BY THIS SO-CALLED CABAL AND THEIR GOONS. WHY NOT SELL THIS REFINARIES TO THEM AND LETS SEE HOW THEY'LL SABOTAGE THEIR OWN BUSINESS. THEY'LL SO SHIELD IT FROM OTHER SABOTOIRS, I TELL U. THESE THIEVES KNOW THEMSELVES BETTER. "IT TAKES A CROOK TO CATCH A CROOK!"

Lasinoh






Re: Fuel Subsidy Protests In The South East
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Quote from: Yeske! on Today at 07:38:41 AM

More peaceful protests but no blood abeg


https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-842783.0.html

People like 'Just "OgwuEgo" Cash' say no bloody protest in the East and South. . . like the North and West. . .

Can we say that the people in the "East" are not bitter enough?

Mu che che che che che che


@Lasinoh
They bitter about it alright, just not STUPID as u would like them to be. I cant even believe u dont know the meaning of a peaceful protest. If u want blood go to the abatoir, NERD!!!

Quote from: badesco on December 03, 2011, 11:25 AM

Who told they are Yorubas? you better watch that your stinking mouth before they firebombed it. It is always better to double checked your facts before making a comment. Mumu of the highest order.


You are the dunce of course. Na you and your deformed, ancestors plus born/un-born stinking generations firebomb go kill for their sleep or your poverty-stricken village. . . .like rotten dried fire wood full of canker worms!

If you do not know that 65% of petroleum proceeds go to Western Nigeria and their UGLY, LAZZZZY, humpty-dumpty-sat- on-the-wall-Ogboni Otumbas!
See the list so far. . .which is nothing but the truth.
YOU GUTTER-SNIPE!

HA!


Quote from: Funkymallam on December 03, 2011, 11:28 AM

Wazobia complete here o. . .
Oando = Obj
Con oil = Adenuga
Capital oil = Mr. Ifeanyi Uba
M. R. S oil = Alhaji Sayyi Idris Dantata.
NIPCO oil = Chief Bestman Anekwe
A.P oil = Otedola.
Folawiyo Energy = chief Folawiyo.
Aiteo energy = Mr. Peters.
More to come. . .


Whih kain ye ye WAZOBIA?
See the names up there?
4/5 OUT OF 8 NA YORUBABOOOOONS!!!
Awon ole!
Old goats that sit down doing nothing but marry new wives and chase women all over Nigeria with all their incurable ailments God has so punished them with!

















[font=Lucida Sans Unicode] ;Dladies, ladies there's no need to fight. GLJeo's fear of these "thieves" is costing us so much. Na we tax dey go sooo! And this aint no time for tribalism either.
Those senate members interveiwing him are even involved big time. So Who is fooling Whom? My regret be say GLJoe na fear, fear!!!He even fears the very air around him. This is all a drama& a show of shame, "BROOD OF VIPERS" all of 'em! [/font]

Mrs. Minister does not get it.

A few thousand buses cannot solve even the transportation problems that will come from removing the subsidy.  You say government does not have money, yet the waste continues.


The reason petrol is expensive in Nigeria is because it is  IMPORTED. Keep the subsidy until you have done the following:

1. Repair our existing refineries to function at full capacity

2. Encourage investors to build new refineries with the promise that the day they begin production subsidy will be removed.

3. Eliminated the gross waste in government. The presidency cannot propose to spend billions of naira on food and entertainment and expect Nigerians to make this kind of sacrifice. If the executive and legislative arms of government do not collect their allowances (not salaries) for 2012, we would have enough money to subsidize petrol.


@SINJU,
PLS DONT TELL THESE VAGABONDS IN POWER WHAT TO DO ANYMORE, THEY ALREADY KNOW IT.
THEY JUST PLAYING STUPID OR ARE ACTUALLY STUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUPID!

Thank you, now you are seeing with me!
What transpired with the reps today should be a classsic eye-opener to all observers. Did you see the way they squashed the motion to pursue, investigate and arrest the cabal? That was a measure of the cabals strength given to us toasted and hot on TV. GEJ has taken a very great risk and that is why he will never back down. Its now an all or nothing fight, in fact I believe that is why Nigerian were lulled into thinking nothing was gonna happen, then boom!

We indeed have a very serious problem on our hands and the sources of the problems can move mountains in Nigeria.



;DSo GLJoe is AFRAID of the CABAL!!!NO WONDER!!!WHAT A GRAND COMMANDER he is, Men he's TOAST if he should reverse the subsidy. I dont give a RATS ASS if he&his family r TOAST, let him just reverse the petrol thingy. PERIOD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

A colonial official, Harold Smith, in a London television interview some years ago provided a window into the motives that informed British policies on Nigeria through the period of colonialism to independence. Hear him:

"When we assessed Nigeria, this was what we found in the southern region; strength, intelligence, determination to succeed, well established history, complex but focused life style, great hope and aspirations, the East is good in business and technology, the west is good in administration and commerce, law and medicine, but it was a pity we planned our agenda to give power "at all cost" to the northerner. They seemed to be submissive and silly of a kind. Our mission was accomplished by destroying the opposition at all fronts. The west led in the fight for the independence, and was punished for asking for freedom. They will not rule Nigeria!"

"Despite seeing vast land with no human but cattle in the north, we still gave the north 55 million instead of 32 million (in the census). This was to be used to maintain their majority votes and future power bid. The West without Lagos was the most populous in Nigeria at that time but we ignored that. The north was seriously encouraged to go into the military.We believed, that the south may attend western education,-but future leaders will always come from military background. Their traditional rulers were to be made influential and super human. The northerners were given acceleratcd promotions both in the military and civil service to justify their superiority over the south. Everything was to work against the south. We truncated their good plan for their future. I was very sorry for the A.G; it was a great party too much for African standard. We planned to destroy Awolowo and Azikwe, the west and the east and sowed a seed of discord among them. We tricked Azikiwe into accepting to be president having known that Balewa will be the main man with power. Awolowo had to go to jail to cripple his genius plans for a greater Nigeria. If Northern leaders have any agenda in Nigeria at all, sadly it is only for the north, and nothing for Nigeria. The time has come now to see people of intelligent minds with an open and inclusive agenda for all Nigerians in power, people who will really look after Nigeria's large population, her wealth, her potentials, her future."

Source: http://odili.net/news/source/2012/jan/6/601.html

BEEKE, HOW ON EARTH DID U LAY UR HANDS ON THIS ARTICLE? I DONT KNOW, IT SEEMS,

It is quite clear now, that boko haram is based in Cameroon. It is high time we taught that country a very bitter and unforgettable lesson.



[b][/b] thats true spit my friend, but patience, ITS ONE ENEMY AT A TIME. WE NEED TO TACKLE WITH SUBSIDY AND INSECURITY FIRST. THESE R THE PRESSING INTERNAL ISSUES NOW.

[b][/b]I most sincerely hope this cyber attack on our corrupt govt. officials will continue, until they learn to shape up. Only that our govt. officials never learn. CYBERHACTIVISTS, ATTACK MY CHILDREN! ATTACK!!
IF THE GROUNDS GET TOO SHACKY DRAFT ME IN, LETS DO SOME SERIOUS DAMAGE.

Its now very clear to me, with this insistence on fuel subsidy by the FG that GLJoe and FG, like hell, know whats going on.  
GLJeo doesnt know the half of it. But he'll know soon enough.

Subsidy removal is a good thing but people misunderstood what it meant and thats why there is no protest in south east and south south.

YES ITS TRUE ITS A GOOD THING BUT AT LEAST THE FG SHOULD SHARE IN THE SACRIFICE BY SLASHING THEIR JUMBO PAYS AND ALSO TRY CUSHIONING THE EFFECT OF OVER-INFLATION. THEY DARN RITE HAVENT DONE NON OF THESE AND U XPECT PEOPLE TO BE QUIET?

CHECK OUT THIS CHORUS AM SINGING FOR JONAH
WHAT U GONNA DO WHEN SHIT HITS THE FAN, R U GONNA STAND AND FIGHT LIKE A MAN? COS U SURE AINT AS TOUGH AS U SAY U R OR U GONNA RUN GO GET UR BODYGUARDS?