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gasparpisciotta: olaric: Jafar1: ozueozue:See them. They avoided the elephant in the room which is the fraud-based mindset of an average Nigerian and focused on politicians as if they are aliens. How many of you trust a Nigerian stranger to send you your goods afer payment? How many of you will return or support someone who returns incorrectly credited money? |
Okay. |
MINORU:Ignorance personified. Europeans didn't bring divorce. SMH |
Caveboys are dime a dozen on facebook. Not surprised. |
Zzor:Who voted the slowpoke as "most Nigerian men"? |
Good. This is the reward for cowardice. If you are going to fight injustice, don't chicken out. Now, they could even be charged with blackmail. Their only game now is to go on offensive and actually testify against the predatory professor. |
fuckingAyaya:To avoid jungle justice. |
I believe this. |
DUNKA:You don't understand the issue. Federal character has nothing to do with election. A deaf dumb and illiterate may contest as long as they get people to vote for them. It has nothing to do with merit. |
naijadefender:Wrong. There is no such "fine" and it is not the duty of police to collect any kind of fine. That is a bribe and extortion. |
Every criminal and their supporter now hide under the public hatred for SARS and police to seek sympathy. I blame the IGP for letting SARS run haywire in the first place. |
exynos:Please don't do the bold, we don't want another zealot running amok. |
The culture of "forgiveness" is one of the biggest problem with Nigeria. Nobody is ever held accountable for being evil or stupid. |
Correct. |
seunmsg:Nigerians wants subsidies but that doesn't mean they should get it. We cannot continue with destructive policies because the "people" wants it. Remember that politicians brought the subsidy idea and not the people. Even at that, should we just fold our hands and refuse to build the needed infrastructure? Is it not better to borrow to build now and then force citizens to pay appropriately for the services? The Buhari that I know is very firm. Just like he’s doing with petrol and electricity, he will ensure Nigerians pay appropriately for rail services once all the projects are completed.Your second paragraph negates the first. The current subsidy issue was not even organic, it was prompted by IMF and World bank loan conditions. So Buhari cannot actually force citizens to pay. Even if he can, what stops another admin from reversing them to be seen as people friendly? Many people venerate Yaradua today because he reversed some "anti-people" but economic sound policies of OBJ. I am not against rail building. The real issue is short-term thinking and the creation of burden for subsequent admin. If an infrastructure is really needed, it does not need subsidy to work. Can the trains sustain itself after a few years? Remember we once had trains operating all over before they died. Buhari used the same politicians dubious lines to get into power. That Nigeria is very rich and we only need to stop looting to solve our problems. But we all know this is a lie as he has also accepted reality going by his actions. Obasanjo had the highest GDP growth rate because he was fortunate to be president at a time when crude oil prices was very high and there was no major crisis hitting the world economy like we are witnessing today. In addition, he was not a wasteful leader like Jonathan.This isn't quite true. The median crude oil price during OBJ's admin was $32 and Nigeria faced severe production hit later because of the crisis in the Niger delta. BTW, world crisis is irrelevant to a country whose economy primarily depends on oil. The only thing that matters is the price of oil. In fact, some world crises have been beneficial for our economy for example, the gulf crisis. I don't know what you mean by wastage but Buhari himself has not shown any act of prudence. He has wasted billions on social "investment" with no tangible returns other than sharing the national cake. Even before minimum wage increase, recurrent expenditure has grown by leaps under him. We’ve seen the 2nd quarter GDP of most of the developed countries and they all took a big hit. Nigeria even fared better compared to most countries.I don't think you fully believe the bold yourself because you are comparing apples to oranges. Was there any special policy taken by the government that made us fair better than others? Of course, not. We are still an oil economy. Those developed countries took a hit because their economy depends mostly on real sectors secondary and tertiary), it isn't a suprise that they took a big hit because many of those industries are non-essential. If America shale permanently close down today, its effect will be minimal. What do you think will happen if our oil industry permanently shuts down? Buhari is not perfect but he’s not as bad as some of you are trying to paint him.This is off-topic. I deal with issues and not sentiment. This discussion is about whether it makes sense that OBJ should have remained in debt to build trains that will have been degrading by now. |
Ignoramus. China does not dole out cash like IMF, they lend infrastructure. This means that there is little to no money to embezzle by government agents. Moreover, it is unwise to give huge contracts to inexperience engineers. |
seunmsg:Dangote owes some banks money but that doesn't mean debt is good for a street hustler. Those country with debt aren't proud of it even though they are several times more prodcutive. Their revenue majorly comes from tax not "resources" Taking loans to build subsidized rails is insanity in a nation where the government already subsidizes 50% of electricity consumption. This reminds me of Osun where 90% of its allocations are now used to service debts for various infrastructures that have already began degrading. After the Paris loan repayment, how did our economy fare? What did we benefit from the loan repayment?It is no accident that OBJ had the highest growth rate period since 1999. Buhari is trying to criple the next administration with excessive debt when oil is losing status to renewables. |
You can't even afford the one being produced. The government pays 60% of Nigerians electricity consumption. |
Stealing. |
smartgenius:Why do Nigerians like hiding behind sentiment on important issues? It is kind of strange that we are obsessed with "our money" while contributing nothing to it. |
cardoso514:What's luxury tax? Every luxury item has already been taxed at the ports. |
Dumb criminals. Funny enough, they are on the forefront of promoting secession as a solution. Just like they steal other people's money, they believe a new country will harvest money from tree. |
onpoint69:Have you ever seen how Alphas behave in the wild? Especially to "inferior" strangers? |
Bkayyy:You are confused? For cavemen, strength was very important but today, thinking is the most important and very difficult for most people. Anybody who claim to be a freedom fighter against "oppressors" is a slave and weakling and they usually too dense to realize it. It is no coincidence that "brave" freedom fighters(aka real slaves) are always inferior in every objective measure when compared with their former "oppressors". And the reason is simple, they are too weak to think. |
Weak Trump. |
Eriokanmi:Who pays school fees for the male? Angels? |
Bkayyy:Only slaves and weaklings are perpetual freedom fighters. Where does that leave you? |
Police should free those people. Most of them were fooled into participating. They want a better Nigeria while their organizers wants it to burn. |
macof:Nigeria with its collective wealth haven't defeated the terrorists but a fractured nation in disarray will fight them? What kind of logic is that? Oh, I get it. You want to save your head while condemning the victims you supposedly care about to gruesome death. Or you thought, the bandit will say, "oh wait, let us stop attacking now that we no longer have a real opponent. There is no point pretending to care while using other people's tragedy to further your own selfish interests. It is shameful that no secessionist can rationally defend their decisions when challenged. |
Expected. The thugs and the illiterates behind the idea have no real support. Imagine the political assassin (Igboho) leading a revolution. Some are even dreaming of sharing money they don't have in their fantasy republic. |
BigSarah:Of course, I expect you to run away when challenged. Just like an average Nigerian who claim to know the problem and have solutions but flee when challenged to defend their position. |
tollyboy5:How old are you? Oh, you are no longer "we Yorubas", you now represent Lagos and Ogun? ![]() So Lagos(a cosmopolitan city) and Ogun supposedly dictates the affairs of other states? You even think the issue is about religion. SMH. Can you even win a chairmanship position in your street? Yet, you know "your people". You will soon wake up from your delusions. I won't be surprised if you are one of the zombies who campaigned and supported Buhari. You are right in one aspect, the people will unite against you(regardless of faith) when you become an actual threat. My advice, just keep ranting online. |
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