Shame Shame Shame father of corruption starting from supreme court judgement.

Wainey:
The said top 10 oga.
And we have only 36 states, not 37

We have 37 state supreme court declaration of inec results show Abuja as a state

Kobojunkieee:
Nigerians disagree with the Punch on this given they have made nearly no efforts to evict the administration, Senators, Representatives, Governors, and LGA councilmen from office in all of this. It almost seems the Nigerian people have not had enough.

The state doesn't have the authority to raise the gas tax because fuel inflation is caused by the federal government, not the state. You claim to defend the government, but in truth, it’s the government that’s negatively impacting you.

They want to crippled African economy insider hand work

Solving Nigeria's economic problems requires a multifaceted approach. Here are ten potential solutions:

1. **Diversification of the Economy**: Reduce dependency on oil by investing in other sectors like agriculture, manufacturing, and technology.

2. **Education and Skill Development**: Improve education to equip the workforce with skills needed in modern industries, fostering innovation and entrepreneurship.

3. **Infrastructure Development**: Invest in infrastructure such as roads, electricity, and telecommunications to support business growth and attract foreign investment.

4. **Tackling Corruption**: Strengthen anti-corruption agencies, enforce laws, and promote transparency in government spending and contracts.

5. **Support for Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs)**: Provide access to credit, training, and market opportunities to support the growth of SMEs, which are crucial for job creation.

6. **Improve Agricultural Practices**: Modernize agriculture through the use of technology, better seeds, and farming methods to increase productivity and food security.

7. **Monetary and Fiscal Policies**: Implement sound monetary policies to control inflation and ensure stable exchange rates while maintaining responsible fiscal policies to manage debt.

8. **Attract Foreign Investment**: Create a stable political and economic environment, simplify regulations, and provide incentives to attract foreign investors.

9. **Health Sector Improvement**: Enhance healthcare delivery to reduce disease burden, improve worker productivity, and attract medical tourism.

10. **Regional Integration and Trade**: Engage more actively in regional trade agreements within Africa to open up new markets for Nigerian goods and services.

These solutions would require strong leadership, political will, and collaboration between government, private sector, and civil society.

Apc I warned you 3 times don't set this country on fire 🔥

CyrusVI:
Just tantrums. No factual backing or Data-laden stats


I read every single line and I couldn't see a reliable logical or Statistical source to back it up


If this guy has up to 3k followers on Twitter, then I need to stop engaging most people on SM cause it seems thats the largest gathering of low IQ individuals anywhere in the country

Let me respond for him
Here are 10 examples highlighting the challenges facing Nigeria's economy right now:

1. **Inflation Spike**: Nigeria's inflation rate is soaring, leading to higher prices for basic goods and services, making it difficult for many to afford daily essentials.

2. **High Unemployment**: Unemployment and underemployment rates remain alarmingly high, especially among the youth, contributing to widespread poverty.

3. **Currency Depreciation**: The Nigerian Naira continues to lose value against major foreign currencies like the US dollar, reducing purchasing power and increasing the cost of imports.

4. **Fuel Subsidy Removal**: The recent removal of fuel subsidies has led to a sharp increase in fuel prices, affecting transportation costs and the prices of goods.

5. **Public Debt**: Nigeria's public debt is rising, with more of the country's revenue going towards servicing debts, leaving less for infrastructure and social services.

6. **Power Supply Issues**: Persistent power outages and inadequate electricity supply hinder industrial growth and productivity, affecting businesses nationwide.

7. **Agricultural Struggles**: Farmers face challenges such as insecurity, high costs of inputs, and poor infrastructure, leading to reduced agricultural output.

8. **Insecurity**: Widespread insecurity, including terrorism, banditry, and kidnapping, has disrupted economic activities in various regions, discouraging investments.

9. **Brain Drain**: A growing number of professionals are leaving the country in search of better opportunities abroad, resulting in a loss of skilled labor.

10. **Corruption**: Endemic corruption continues to drain resources from the economy, with funds often misappropriated or stolen, impeding development projects and public services.

vanbonattel:
Nobody holy pass.

Forget about their lifestyle, focus on what caused the accident. Bad roads, police or robbers chasing them or faulty vehicle?

Nobody deserves to die just because they went to a club or party.

You are correct I support you because I love enjoyment and people that enjoy life. The life is too short to be forming na me holly pass.

Federal government please revoked all oill producers linces any one who refuse to sale to local refinery.

He will run to another black market judge to appeal the judgement in another court

Don't waste your time appointing supreme court will sack him very soon.

yarimo:
Joe ajaero you are not above the law , he must be arrested nonsense

So is yahaya Bello above the law?

50 millón naira

Ikaeniyan0:
This is unacceptable. Otti is destroying the properties of Ibos from Imo and Anambra

Why will somebody buy school Allocated land? 😈 minded

Where is your proof propaganda Apc Affiliation

CyrusVI:
Shame on them

They have to choose between a woman and a horror. I feel for them

2024-1776=? Its not yet time for a female American President. Putin beside Kamala is a no no

Concentrate on Nigeria politics get your pvc to vote bad government out leave America alone many great women are doing well in presidency in other countries.

Judgement copies Apc are wonder party

Druking and driving that is the result. Rip to the dead.

Spandau:


Be deceiving yourself. The guy is Nigerian. You don't want us to start searching for his name.

Nigerians are not criminals abroad by caring gun to rob a shop. They can be 419 abroad not rubbing

Military even have small respect for the people Tinubu government is a failure to humanity IGp prosperity will judge you.

ShogunNoName:


He is somalian

Yes you are correct

God punish NNPCL for saying Nigeria is owing them they are the one owing Nigeria government the money federal government spend on our refinery where is the money you imported fake fuel to the country shame to NNPC and NNPCL

Why are you giving options of fines this not sentence that's freedom.

No smoke without fire 🔥

**Title: A Call for Responsible Governance: Managing Nigeria's Wealth Without Borrowing**

Nigeria is a nation blessed with immense natural and human resources, yet it finds itself increasingly burdened by debt. The temptation to borrow in the face of economic challenges is understandable, but it is not sustainable. Our nation's future depends on our ability to manage our wealth wisely, harness our resources effectively, and build a self-reliant economy. It’s time for the Nigerian government to reconsider its approach to economic management and focus on maximizing the potential of the resources at its disposal.

### The Burden of Borrowing

Nigeria's debt profile has been on the rise, with loans being taken to fund infrastructure projects, pay salaries, and cover budget deficits. While borrowing can provide immediate relief, it comes with long-term consequences. The cost of servicing these debts consumes a significant portion of the national budget, leaving less room for investment in critical sectors like education, healthcare, and social welfare. Moreover, excessive borrowing weakens the naira, increases inflation, and makes the country vulnerable to external shocks.

### Leveraging Our Resources

Nigeria is richly endowed with oil, gas, solid minerals, and arable land. These resources, if properly managed, can generate significant revenue and reduce the need for borrowing. The government should prioritize transparency and accountability in the management of these resources. Corruption and mismanagement have historically hindered the effective utilization of our wealth, but with strong political will, this can be addressed.

### Diversifying the Economy

Relying on oil as the primary source of revenue is a risky strategy. Global oil prices are volatile, and the world is gradually moving towards renewable energy. Nigeria must diversify its economy by investing in agriculture, manufacturing, technology, and tourism. By doing so, the country can create jobs, boost exports, and increase revenue, reducing the need to borrow.

### Cutting Wasteful Spending

The Nigerian government must also address wasteful spending. The cost of governance is high, with a significant portion of the budget allocated to recurrent expenses such as salaries, allowances, and perks for public officials. By streamlining government operations, reducing the number of political appointments, and cutting unnecessary expenses, the government can free up resources for critical investments.

### Encouraging Private Sector Participation

The government cannot drive economic growth alone. It must create an enabling environment for the private sector to thrive. By removing bureaucratic bottlenecks, improving infrastructure, and ensuring policy stability, the government can attract both local and foreign investments. This will not only reduce the pressure on government finances but also stimulate economic growth and create jobs.

### Conclusion: A Call for Responsible Governance

Nigeria's future should not be mortgaged through excessive borrowing. Instead, the government should focus on managing the nation's resources effectively, diversifying the economy, cutting wasteful spending, and encouraging private sector participation. By doing so, Nigeria can achieve sustainable development, reduce its debt burden, and ensure a prosperous future for its citizens.

It’s time for our leaders to demonstrate responsible governance and make the tough decisions necessary to secure Nigeria’s future. The resources are there; what we need is the political will to manage them wisely.

No more loan manage the country resources. Stop wasteful cut down all allowance

Go to Benin city and verify it's there.

yarimo:
Majority of that place must be Christians dominated area, it shall never be well with Peter OBI for bringing religion into politics

It will never be well with Tinubu for bringing tribe into politics God will puninsh your real papa 🐐

The Niger delta where the oil is floating from non of of his citizen are among the oil magnet.

Minster of defence should be arrested or sack from his duty.

This government is corse for taking loan up and down because they are happy to share the money 💰 among themselves one day is coming

adenigga:



Source: https://dailytrust.com/Its-a-skit-says-man-who-trended-after-wife-tore-his-passport

Story cover up because the woman is going to jail it's not a skit what about the drama inside flight ,You will end up in early grave if you continue with such a wife