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Re: Protests Will Resume On October 1 - Omoyele Sowore by Pacesetter123(m): 5:33pm On Aug 11 |
Proudlyngwa: Really, government cannot control currency depreciation or appreciation? You must have gone to the back of school. So you that claimed to have gone beyond SS3,you don't know that; 1. If government create enabling environment for manufacturing sector to thrive,that it can strengthen naira? 2.When government balances her trade by exporting at the same rate she is importing,that exchange rate will stabilize? 3. If government build her own refinery and refine oil locally for domestic consumption and export,that naira will appreciate? 4. If government improves national security expecially in rural area where agricultural activities are done,that more food will be produced leading to self-food sufficiency? 5. ......and a lot more. Or is it that you don't know that all the above economy policies that control our national life indices are controlled by government? Or is it that you are not aware that it is government failed policies that has caused naira to reach the #1550 against dollar that you are talking about? And these are what the protesters are calling the government out for,and you are here saying protest is not the solution. That government can't control its currency loosing value every minute and....bla bla bla bla |
Re: Protests Will Resume On October 1 - Omoyele Sowore by NADESMAN: 5:50pm On Aug 11 |
They have included the release of Nnamdi Kanu as one of the reasons for upcoming protest to entice south Easterners to joining the protest. Well, let's get seated and cross our phingers . |
Re: Protests Will Resume On October 1 - Omoyele Sowore by Eriokanmi: 5:55pm On Aug 11 |
DeepSight:There's nothing he can do successfully without the backing of the north, even if he changes the INEC chair, there are northerners who hold key positions at inec and they hardly betray one another. One tree can't make a forest and don't forget that Nigeria isn't lagos and tinubu isn't buhari they worship like an idol. Last year's election was a clear proof he's losing his grip here in Lag. The majority of us didn't vote him in Alimosho where he also lost. The votes he got were through intimidation, threats and ballot box snatching. The largest percentage of 2027 votes will come from the south west, which isn't enough. That's why they're fighting hard to grab rivers and I don't see fubara defecting to the apc, edo too isn't sure for him I've lived among them and I know what my northern friends are saying already. Even in the last year's election, his victory in the north wasn't so overwhelming. They now see clearly that he deceived them with same faith ticket to win. They're really plotting to shame him come 2027 and trust them, they're always once beaten twice shy. He can bring food and money to them and they'd still reject it, despite their poor state. They can be so blunt. Tinubu can have hus way in the south west, except in Lagos. |
Re: Protests Will Resume On October 1 - Omoyele Sowore by DeepSight(m): 6:07pm On Aug 11 |
Eriokanmi: Amen oh, amen and amen. 1 Like |
Re: Protests Will Resume On October 1 - Omoyele Sowore by Dspsalvate: 6:08pm On Aug 11 |
Anyone who believes that a country as Nigeria that's directly depending on oil as the only source of income to survive and been under subsidy for over 40years can just woke up one day and decided to take another strange route without any drastic but well articulated measures (raising fuel price from #200 per litter to whopping sun of #900 and then convinced himself that nothing is wrong about that or better that nothing would happen/change must be a direct blood relation of Adolf Hitler (The spirit in human flesh that causes Six Million Jews to pass through the Gas Chamber. |
Re: Protests Will Resume On October 1 - Omoyele Sowore by Ijaya123: 7:10pm On Aug 11 |
ddippset: What you’re demanding for is quite easy. Since the petroleum industry has been deregulated, you can actually apply for licence to import fuel and sell at N200 to the people. I can assure you that the whole country will buy only from you and shun other marketers and that would have solved the issue you raised. |
Re: Protests Will Resume On October 1 - Omoyele Sowore by Olabode211: 7:24pm On Aug 11 |
Dey there dey give order like pastor ebuka.oloshi |
Re: Protests Will Resume On October 1 - Omoyele Sowore by ufotunang: 7:46pm On Aug 11 |
Ikaeniyan0:..why fuel is expensive is because Nigeria is importing the fuel with dollars...the federal government says they spend 2 biillon dollars to import fuel every month into Nigeria..with 1590 naira per dollars...with this the landing costs of the fuel into nigeria will costs up to 800 naira per litre or more... that is why fuel is expensive..but if refineries are working in Nigeria and Nigeria refine and produce fuel here in Nigeria the fuel will be cheap.. like 200 naira to a litre... refineries working in Nigeria will stop.importation of fuel disel and other petroleum products |
Re: Protests Will Resume On October 1 - Omoyele Sowore by Proudlyngwa(m): 7:53pm On Aug 11 |
DeepSight: You dont have enough resources to get the dollar to do that. Consumption of forex exceeds what we are generating from our exports. Thats y we keep on borrowing. The only way is let market forces of demand and supply naturalise the dollar naira exchange. |
Re: Protests Will Resume On October 1 - Omoyele Sowore by Proudlyngwa(m): 7:55pm On Aug 11 |
ufotunang: The primary reason fuel is expensive is because crude the raw material for it is also high. |
Re: Protests Will Resume On October 1 - Omoyele Sowore by DeepSight(m): 8:08pm On Aug 11 |
Proudlyngwa: You can do that when you have stablized yourself as a producing economy. No import dependent economy should do that. It is a suicide recipe for any import dependent economy. I hope I dont have to break that down for you and show you why. |
Re: Protests Will Resume On October 1 - Omoyele Sowore by professorPABX: 8:12pm On Aug 11 |
deji17: The guy is a small boy. When he was the SUG president in UNILAG he was not articulate. The problem on ground is that Tinubu is not ready to fight dirty for now. I posted it in 2022 on nairaland when I was given babaolofin account to use when somebody told me at a Christian Camp that if Tinubu becomes President they will invite the Military to take over. By then, Tinubu had not indicated interest to contest. I posted it on nairaland. He is a Delta IBO. I asked him who will invite the Military? The man ran away since last year from coming to the camp. There are many internal forces. External forces work based on information provided to them. This time around, the information is propaganda. Just like during Awolowo era when they used Akintola, also, during Obasanjo they used SB Awoniyi but Obasanjo had military clique apart from political group. This time around, they are using Yoruba human rights lawyers and CSOs. During Jonathan, I don't want to mention names, all their Human rights lawyers supported Jonathan. The main target of their protest is Tinubu. Abuja has never witnessed serious protests. The major protest is always in Lagos. Yoruba will never support any serious protests in South West. They are trying to blackmail the Yorubas and are camouflaging as Yorubas to protest. It has been resisted. What they want to do now is provocation and anything can happen from there. 1 Like |
Re: Protests Will Resume On October 1 - Omoyele Sowore by Proudlyngwa(m): 9:53pm On Aug 11 |
DeepSight: You just don't get it Naija does not have the fore to stabilise anything. Not that the don't want to, it's just not there. No Forex |
Re: Protests Will Resume On October 1 - Omoyele Sowore by Proudlyngwa(m): 9:58pm On Aug 11 |
Pacesetter123: Your government is too poor for all those fantasy you talked. They only thing that can bail Nigeria is improving Nigeria to a production of crude oil in excess of 5 million barrels daily. Cutting down unnecessary imports to balance trade. Eliminating waste and flamboyancy from the system and investing heavily in education and security. And this can not be achieved in 5 years |
Re: Protests Will Resume On October 1 - Omoyele Sowore by DeepSight(m): 10:00pm On Aug 11 |
Proudlyngwa: No point debating the details: just know this and know peace: any import dependent economy that floats its currency is dead meat. If you dont understand that, no wahala. |
Re: Protests Will Resume On October 1 - Omoyele Sowore by DeepSight(m): 10:02pm On Aug 11 |
Proudlyngwa: In Nigeria, it cannot be achieved in five years. Elsewhere, it will be achived under two years. The most important factors are political will and creative economic re-engineering. |
Re: Protests Will Resume On October 1 - Omoyele Sowore by Mrfixitt(m): 10:15pm On Aug 11 |
Noerection:You can cry harder dude |
Re: Protests Will Resume On October 1 - Omoyele Sowore by BALLOSKI: 10:54pm On Aug 11 |
Ikaeniyan0:But Tinubu devalued the Naira. |
Re: Protests Will Resume On October 1 - Omoyele Sowore by John4B: 11:06pm On Aug 11 |
Noerection: U are just a go@t and should be feeding on grasses. |
Re: Protests Will Resume On October 1 - Omoyele Sowore by HRMK: 6:12am On Aug 12 |
SOWORE IS NOT EVEN IN NIGERIA FOR CRYING OUT LOUD!HE SHOULD GET READY FOR A LONG DETENTION ANY TIME HE RETURNS HOME!A MAN WHO GOT 15K VOTES AT PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS BUT NOW CLAIMING TO BE WORKING FOR THE MASSES?WHO GIVE MONKEY BANANA?YEYE MAN!! |
Re: Protests Will Resume On October 1 - Omoyele Sowore by oyatz(m): 6:49am On Aug 12 |
Jostoman: If I were Tinubu, I will simply invite the organisers of the protests to Abuja ,give them license to build their own refineries or import petrol with the proviso that they must sell their product (petrol) at #250/L |
Re: Protests Will Resume On October 1 - Omoyele Sowore by oyatz(m): 6:56am On Aug 12 |
Pacesetter123: You spoke out of ignorance. The exchange rate is determined by what you produced for the rest of the world Vs what you consume from the rest of the world. You can't be a consumming Nation and still demanding that your currency should be strong. Show us one poor country with strong currency. This is like the children from a civil servant parents demanding that they must live in duplex and ride Bentley as family cars |
Re: Protests Will Resume On October 1 - Omoyele Sowore by nwirinedu(m): 8:21am On Aug 12 |
Need something more than protest, let Bangladesh be an example, yes the former PM Hasina left the seat, but the country has descended into chaos and anarchy with minorities like hindus being attacked by the populace. It is far easier to destroy than to build something. Sowore staying abroad and directing people to die for his ego lacks credibility. If you want to lead a protest come back home and lead it. Dont stay is some distant land, eating hamburgers and pushing mentally impoverished people to die for you. By the time you get what tou want , you wont even remember those people. |
Re: Protests Will Resume On October 1 - Omoyele Sowore by BreconHills(m): 8:53am On Aug 12 |
oyatz: Thank you. |
Re: Protests Will Resume On October 1 - Omoyele Sowore by Pacesetter123(m): 12:37pm On Aug 12 |
oyatz:So who suppose to create the enabling environment for the manufacturing sector you are talking about? Is it an ordinary citizen or the government? My brother, whether I am speaking out of ignorance..oo as you said or from the point of knowledge..oo,the bottom line is that,it is the government bad policies that has caused naira to lost value. If you like, you believe and if you don't like, leave it. Even one example that you set above as the cause of lost of value of naira is still as a result of bad governance and policy summersault by the government. So I still stand by what I said that it is government bad policies that made naira to lost value. |
Re: Protests Will Resume On October 1 - Omoyele Sowore by oyatz(m): 1:58pm On Aug 13 |
Pacesetter123: You don't understand, the Naira was never a strong currency. What used to happened was the CBN using FOREX collected from the sales of crude oil to subsided the exchange rate. With time, CBN started reducing this subsidy on exchange rates since 1986, thus the exchange rates were always increasing from #5= $1 ,#21= $1 ,#200= $1 until the exchange rate was left open for market forces. As per enabling environment, there is no way accumulated problems since 1960 can suddenly be solved in 14 months of this administration. More Nigerians need to go into efficient productivities. 2 Likes 2 Shares |
Re: Protests Will Resume On October 1 - Omoyele Sowore by naptu2: 9:09am On Aug 15 |
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