Politics › Re: Tinubu’s Reforms Now Global Reference Point — World Bank Official by Vision101(m): 2:36am On Feb 05 |
AMINDA: We are now bowing to imperialism and impoverishing our people just for a pat on the back from Bretton woods. No third world country will escape the poverty trap without home-grown and tailored policies that factor in their own peculiarities. So your okonjo-iweala is part of the deceit group? |
Politics › Re: Tinubu’s Reforms Now Global Reference Point — World Bank Official by Vision101(m): 2:30am On Feb 05 |
AMINDA: Worldbank official? The desperation and quest to always seek validation from Worldbank and IMF would have been funny if it wasn't so pathetic. "Confessions of an Economic Hitman." Your Obi said that infrastructure doesn't grow economy but experts are saying here that we have acute deficit. Doesn't it mean that Obi an economic illiterate? |
Politics › Re: NNPC Ran Refineries At Monumental Loss — Ojulari by Vision101(m): 2:17am On Feb 05 |
LordBiden: The best thing to do is to privatise it and that is why Nigeria needs Atiku Abubakar.
Atikus biggest dream is to have NNPC privatized and run like a business. People say Atiku is a Big thief,but I see him as thief with good intentions for the country. Atiku must not touch the sell of any state property. The ones he sold he sold them at give away prices to his friends that had no technical and financial capacity. A case in point is privatisation of old NEPA. |
Politics › Re: Abia budget: Otti-Led Govt Plans To Spend ₦210 Million On Photocopier Machine by Vision101(m): 2:04am On Feb 05 |
nexta007: As long as he delivers, there's no trouble with that. A Governor who's state no longer depends solely in the National Grid is worthy of all the support necessary. Na him build am? The complexity surrounding geometric power was resolved by who? Who liberalized the law to allow states or private companies to generate power and sell? |
Politics › Re: Why FG Shouldn’t Be Blamed For Poverty In Nigeria – Ex-Minister Agba by Vision101(m): 1:37am On Feb 05 |
EyeCumInPeace: The bulk stops at the table of FG. They are the ones ultimately responsible for making policies that affect Nigerians.
It's their responsibility to identify the problem and profer solutions. The FG is responsible for macroeconomic policies but the subnationals are responsible for microeconomic policies. So far the statistics show that the macroeconomy is improving but the complaints are that the impacts are not shown on the ordinary citizens . This is micro level. It means that the subnationals are not playing their part. |
Politics › Re: Why FG Shouldn’t Be Blamed For Poverty In Nigeria – Ex-Minister Agba by Vision101(m): 1:29am On Feb 05 |
Moderator101: Nigeria’s poverty is the consequence of a population that keeps empowering failure.
Nigerians repeatedly vote for corrupt, incompetent, spineless characters and then act surprised when the country sinks deeper into ruin.
How, Just how on earth can you elect a man widely branded a drug peddler and street-level thug as president.  We want you to tell us the credentials of your state government and the LG chairman. We want to check something. |
Politics › Re: How Nigeria Knocked Out South Africa In Global GDP Contributions by Vision101(m): 10:49pm On Feb 03 |
mrvitalis: Lmaooo once you See APC paid write up you just know
Nigeria GDP is not bigger than South Africa GDP we are 40% or more short off
Real GDP contribution is largely driven by population and not productivity
You know the painful part? APC guys know this but would still push the wrong narrative
Same when they started measuring GDP in PPP lol Real GDP is driven by population? Who taught you economics? Go and collect your tuition back. |
Politics › Re: Low VAT Doesn’t Mean Low Economic Contribution: The South East Nigeria Case by Vision101(m): 3:39am On Feb 01 |
chicfarmer: Nice explanation. Great perspective. Well done. Very flawed explanation. He used United States as usual as example. Taxes there particularly vat are imposed by individual states according to their tax laws because they operate pure federation. In Nigeria we operate quasi-federation. Most tax laws excluding PIT but including vat are uniformly taxed by the center. |
Business › Re: Naira Appreciates To N1,394/$ As US Dollar Weakens by Vision101(m): 3:18am On Feb 01 |
zinaunreal: The naira did not react. The dollar dropped You don't understand global finance. When your currency is allowed to float and there's no artificial manipulation then economic events around the world like we have with dollar will trigger reaction by your local currency. This is the way of modern global economy and it's the path that this government is leading Nigerian economy to. It's different from the old archaic method that CBN arbitrarily fixes rates irrespective of what is happening in our economy and around the world. |
Politics › Re: I’m Still In Labour Party, But Nobody Knows Tomorrow - Alex Otti by Vision101(m): 7:21am On Jan 31 |
Food4Thought: If you dare decamp to APC then the Abians will roast you alive during the elections so make no mistake Oga. You can defect to any party but not APC. Oti is APC in spirit. He has always been jagaban man before he became a governor and now that he is a governor. |
Business › Re: Naira Appreciates To N1,394/$ As US Dollar Weakens by Vision101(m): 7:14am On Jan 31 |
zinaunreal: Our economy has always reacted to rates and it was an extremely volatile reactor. This downward trend of the dollar has absolutely made not difference to our useless naira. Dollar spiralled down against most currencies When you were arbitrarily fixing your exchange rate was it reacting to global movement? |
Business › Re: Naira Appreciates To N1,394/$ As US Dollar Weakens by Vision101(m): 2:38am On Jan 31 |
zinaunreal: Naira didn't appreciate, dollar weakened . No dey reason am 😆 It means that our economy has started to react to global economic events. Before now it was not so. It was armchair fixing of rates. Very archaic. Kudos to the monetary and fiscal authorities for their efforts to modernize our economy. |
Politics › Re: Ikot Ekpene-Aba-Owerri Road Rehabilitation and Dualization Project (Video) by Vision101(m): 5:13pm On Jan 30 |
mrvitalis: None of this roads was bad under PDP PDP didn't build much roads but roads where mostly well maintained FIRMA was always on the roads doing repair works
Won't me to list roads that were good under PDP but became bad under APC? U want a list? Owerri - Aba was good under PDP? That narrow road with a lot of potholes? You are talking to nwafor Owerri oooo. The road that they did less than one kilometer dualization from Naze junction and abandoned? Enugu to PH that was terrible. Leave politics and hatred ooo you can't compare APC and PDP when it comes to infrastructure. |
Politics › Re: Nigeria’s Economy May Be Back From The Brink - The Economist by Vision101(m): 3:20pm On Jan 30 |
wman: So what did Bubari and APC achieve economic wise in the 12 years that you've spent in power? The derailing started immediately OBJ left office. OBJ's reforms were not sustained because of those that took over from him and the fact that his reforms dealt with the surface and not the root. PBAT's reforms is dealing with the root that's why the pains are more but it will solve the structural problems. |
Politics › Re: Tinubu Has Sidelined People Who Helped Him Succeed As Lagos Governor, Says Ndume by Vision101(m): 1:53pm On Jan 30 |
AMINDA: It's all borne out of low self-esteem. He always wants to be seen as the smartest in the room and that's not a quality of a good leader. Where are the likes of Fashola? It's the same reason why he dropped Elrufai. Wale Edun was also recently demoted for daring to speak to the facts. A good leader must be capable of taking constructive feedback from subordinates without feeling slighted. That was the Tinubu that was sold to us. Not this megalomaniac with only mandate standers around him. You didn't pick where ndume said that Tinubu succeeded in Lagos. So you have never acknowledged this. Ndume wants Tinubu to pamper the North but Tinubu is the only politician in the south presently that the north can't push around. He's not like Obi that goes begging them for relevance with boreholes. |
Politics › Re: Ikot Ekpene-Aba-Owerri Road Rehabilitation and Dualization Project (Video) by Vision101(m): 1:37pm On Jan 30 |
mrvitalis: Please there is no road like this in this world
Aba -ikot ekpene road has absol no linke to Aba owerri road so please lie small small
Otti has already done Aba -ikot expene Abia axies
Aba to owerri road... Otti is working on Abia side to owerri nta Hope Uzodinma is working from IMO airport to the Abia boundary both have nothing to do with tinubu
Make una lie small small na The state governments will execute the projects under the supervision of FMW and claim refunds from the federal government. This is the rule. The south east supported PDP for sixteen years and these short roads could not be done. Anytime I drive on Enugu - PH expressway especially the Aba section I usually say APC thank you. Very solid and worthy. |
Politics › Re: Ikot Ekpene-Aba-Owerri Road Rehabilitation and Dualization Project (Video) by Vision101(m): 1:27pm On Jan 30 |
mrvitalis: Please there is no road like this in this world
Aba -ikot ekpene road has absol no linke to Aba owerri road so please lie small small
Otti has already done Aba -ikot expene Abia axies
Aba to owerri road... Otti is working on Abia side to owerri nta Hope Uzodinma is working from IMO airport to the Abia boundary both have nothing to do with tinubu
Make una lie small small na They are federal roads. The state governments will execute them and claim refunds from federal government. This is the rule. |
Education › Re: 6,308 Students Of Unilag Applied For Student Loan In 2025/2026 And Counting by Vision101(m): 9:08pm On Jan 29 |
OredoPikin2: How is bursary student loan? I went to school between 2012 to 2016 and my total school fees from year one to 500l wasn't upto 100k I enjoyed bursary from my state govt which were totally free
Again how is bursary a loan? Did I write there that bursary is same as loan? My friend calm down. |
Education › Re: 6,308 Students Of Unilag Applied For Student Loan In 2025/2026 And Counting by Vision101(m): 9:00pm On Jan 29 |
Love800: I don't understand the bolded. There's no system that approves all that applied. To confirm whether those that are genuinely qualified got approved you should look at the failure rate. Failure rate = total applications less number of approvals = applications that failed. Failure rate = failed applications divided by total applications × 100. If the failure rate is high then it means that reasonable number of qualified applications were rejected. |
Education › Re: 6,308 Students Of Unilag Applied For Student Loan In 2025/2026 And Counting by Vision101(m): 8:49pm On Jan 29 |
omoredia: U dont need to go to school to be literate. Hahaha...... Why did you go to school to be literate? |
Education › Re: 6,308 Students Of Unilag Applied For Student Loan In 2025/2026 And Counting by Vision101(m): 8:43pm On Jan 29 |
Love800: My friend who got graduated, told me of her hostel mates who seeked the funds but got nothing. All of dem don already graduate last year. So they have probably forgotten about it.
AAU. Ekpoma. Investigate and find out why. Is there any admission that all are admitted? What is the failure rate? This is the rational question to ask. |
Education › Re: 6,308 Students Of Unilag Applied For Student Loan In 2025/2026 And Counting by Vision101(m): 8:39pm On Jan 29 |
omoredia: Starting life with debt is a satanic spiritual limitation. They same govt will steal ur money and will still use it to trap the people by using it as loans. Pure evil So starting life with illiteracy because you can't pay to go to school is godly ba? This will promote lives abi? |
Education › Re: 6,308 Students Of Unilag Applied For Student Loan In 2025/2026 And Counting by Vision101(m): 8:34pm On Jan 29 |
OredoPikin2: Can u tell me why this is a great initiative pls?
Can u tell me why I must seek a loan to go to school? Instead of govt subsidizing education. What happened to Awolowo free education initiative? The next time anyone will tell me Tinubu is the Awolowo of our time, I will curse the person because they are completely opposite Students loan has always been in Nigeria in years past. There was bursary years back. Students loan are also taken in developed economies. It allows access to education irrespective of your social status. If you don't need it others need it. Do you know what the help of monthly stipend of #20k mean to parents. |
Politics › Re: President Tinubu Approves ₦1 Trillion Metropolitan Rail Service For Kano by Vision101(m): 8:02pm On Jan 29 |
AMINDA: Audio. But wouldn't he have approved it if the governor didn't decamp to the APC? This simply means the president is using our common patrimony selectively in such a way that will grant him unfair political advantage. It's a subtle abuse of office that is tending towards dictatorship. Governance should be separated from politics. This is no different from how Lucius Cornelius Sulla became the first dictator of Rome. Nay..... from the days of NPN, PDP and now APC. Alignment with the center attracts more support than when you didn't. Parties use it to show what they have for their supporters. Your South East supported PDP for sixteen years but got nothing from them. If a president is broad minded he will execute projects even in parts that didn't support him (as PBAT is during for the south east) but it's morally wrong to deny people the benefits of their support. |
Politics › Re: Facts: Dualization Of Lokoja - Benin Road: Obajana Junction - Benin Section Ii: by Vision101(m): 7:02pm On Jan 29 |
Osariemen12: Of course, I would have appointed him a thousand and one times base on his record of transforming his state that no one knew about until he came on board. Why was Donald Duke, former Cross River State governor not appointed minister of works by PDP after his sterling performance in his state. You see....even if you are good you can be overlooked. You need someone who spots talent and believe in you to give you the opportunity. Umehi wasn't known nationally before now. He wasn't the only good state governor during his time but someone who believed in him and gave him his national breakthrough. |
Politics › Re: Faces Of Those Who Claim They Want To Rescue Nigeria! by Vision101(m): 5:04pm On Jan 29 |
SpatialKing: Far better than the one that is currently falling up and down in Turkey 🇹🇷 So you want to reuse a used tissue paper. If they couldn't do it before what is the assurance that anything new will come? |
Politics › Re: President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has initiated all these under 30 months by Vision101(m): 4:55pm On Jan 29 |
Ofunaofu: Long list of achievements with zero impact on the people.
Yes, Tinubu’s government has announced policies, created agencies, passed bills, and rebranded old ideas. But governance is not about all that, it’s about results.
The below is what Nigerians are actually living with:
-Worst cost-of-living crisis in Nigeria’s history
-Unprecedented hunger & food inflation, as millions of families are now skipping meals
- Naira collapse, wiping out salaries and savings
-Massive increase in poverty despite so called revenue growth, over 150 million Nigerians in abject poverty The Middle class totally wiped off.
-Businesses shutting down, SMEs suffocating under taxes and FX chaos
-Graduate unemployment rising despite training programmes
-Insecurity everywhere, unprecedented in history, genocide, banditry, kidnappings, killings now normalized, .
-Healthcare still unaffordable for the average Nigerian
-Fuel subsidy removal with zero safety net, Statistics improving, lives deteriorating
If the economy is truly booming, why are Nigerians poorer?
If trade surplus is N18 trillion, why is food unaffordable?
If states no longer borrow for salaries, why are workers still suffering?
Tinubu has achieved everything ,except relief.
A government is not judged by the length of its achievements list or what it initiates, but by the quality of life of its people.
And by that measure, the Tinubu regime has been a government of unprecedented hardship. We are waiting for your anointed come 2027 campaign. He must tell us in clear terms that we will reverse all these from PBAT. Tell us clearly his own and not China and Malaysia. Tell us his definite achievables in 30 months and promise that we should impeach him if he didn't deliver. Facing fire is different from seeing fire. It's easy to do chochocho. |
Politics › Re: Protests Erupt In Anambra State Over Market Closure (Video) by Vision101(m): 4:38pm On Jan 29 |
MadPolitician: Soludo is a joke. He wants to lead Nigeria so bad he is ready to wreck his people. Very shallow minded upstart. Go and reopen the market that he locked up. |
Education › Re: Soludo Threatens To Shut Private Schools That Fail To Open On Mondays by Vision101(m): 4:37pm On Jan 29 |
jmoore: Iragbiji resident. You don cross River Niger before? See you. I'm from Owerri, work in Aba and live in Lagos. I'm sure of what I said. |
Education › Re: Soludo Threatens To Shut Private Schools That Fail To Open On Mondays by Vision101(m): 4:35pm On Jan 29 |
tesseract: Who will protect the people against the people who enforce this 'sit at home'?
If the state governor has shown that he has really secured the state, I believe the people will have confidence in him and damn the ipob declaration. But there is no trust, the people have lost confidence in the ability of the government to safeguard his people, do you blame them.? Keep obeying your IPOB. When the central government goes against them you cry victim hood. So forever your part of the country will remain like this?
When someone gets shot for flouting the ipob order, the best the state will do is to send condolences, it won't bring the person back, business destroyed will not even be compensated for. The governor is being delusional. |
Education › Re: Soludo Threatens To Shut Private Schools That Fail To Open On Mondays by Vision101(m): 4:27pm On Jan 29 |
shoodboi2: Instead of him to address the underlying issue, he is busy using people’s lives for his own political gains. If people go out on Monday and IPOB holds them on the road, who will come to their rescue? Soludo should calm down. What is the underlying issue? That one jobless barber in Brixton decided to ride on emotions of a whole race to wealth and popularity and we all welcomed it. Is it not a shame? We are destroying ourselves but we don't know. Other parts of the country use 5 working days and we use 4. When the effects of these start we will start pointing accusing fingers on others. |
Education › Re: Soludo Threatens To Shut Private Schools That Fail To Open On Mondays by Vision101(m): 4:15pm On Jan 29 |
jmoore: See ezigbote babablu. You shutdown the market from Tuesday to Saturday. It's the poor ones who live hand to mouth that you are punishing. The big men can survive months without opening their shops.
How can a professor suggest that the solution to quench fire is by pouring petrol. You need greater fire to quench fire. Those behind Biafra know that the last vistage of Biafra is eradication of Monday sit-at-home. |