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Who cares? Nigerians are hungry and desperate 2 Likes |
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Nigerian Politicians will be shocked with what is coming. In the history of politics and leadership... hunger is one tool that can destabilize any government. The fools in Aso Rock have no clue |
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TINUBU MUST IMMEDIATELY PEG OFFICIAL RATE AT 850NGN/ USD THIS IS THE ONLY SOLUTION IN THE IMMEDIATE TERM. ELSE NIGERIANS WILL BESIEGE ASO ROCK IN FEW WEEKS... The hunger is unbearable LONG TERM PLAN IS TO PROVIDE CONSTANT ELECTRICITY AND ENCOURAGE LOCAL MANUFACTURING 7 Likes 2 Shares |
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Peter Obi giving it to them hot hot. This is the one-man opposition Nigeria never bargained for. People like Reno will have no audience in any serious nation. He is always on the side of the oppressor and has never meant well... only thinks with his tiny belly 30 Likes 6 Shares |
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Ghanaian President will never sign the bill into law. Ghana's debt burden is horrible and their economy is in tatters. 1 Like |
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The Anarchy is inevitable. Nigerian.... You must fight for your lives or you will all die. Tinubu and his gang do not care one bit 2 Likes |
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All the indicators for anarchy and eventual revolution are precipitating. When the timing is right, only a minor trigger is sufficient to set in motion actions that will bring Nigeria to a halt. Nigerians must fight for their lives or they all die 4 Likes |
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adamusuleiman2: Max - 1 month from now, 1USD will exchange for more than 1800. The root cause of the naira devaluation has not been touched at all. This symptom treatment ain’t sustainable Even the presidency and the governors don’t trust the naira and that is why they convert their allocations to USD monthly. 5 Likes |
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Unfortunately, The hasty policies of the Tinubu government with naira floating exposed the currency for what it is. These knee jerk policies are not sustainable, naira will continue to plummet until Nigeria turns to production from consumption, reduce imports and increase exports. At the heart of a sustainable naira is constant power supply for manufacturing. Nigerians have seen enough not to trust the naira under this government. Folks will continue to safeguard their earnings in other trusted currencies than the naira 9 Likes 1 Share |
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You can be sure the accused is guilty of about ten times the crime. Nigeria is at a dead end, the people, the mindset, the desperation thoroughly damaged. The outlook for the future is catastrophic. Even if USD stops at 1400 naira without further increase, many will die of hunger and abject poverty in few months or years. 5 Likes 1 Share |
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SeaTrade: Yeah… there are trains that run faster in the air, you just never know |
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SeaTrade: For reference : https://dailytrust.com/naira-crashes-to-all-time-low-hits-n1043-09-1-at-official-market/ Your best efforts in Nigeria will be ridiculed by factors beyond your control. In about 2 years, 1USD will equal 6,000 naira. It does not matter how much effort you put in, it will amount to nothing. Nigeria is at a dead end and unfortunately there is nothing you can do about it. |
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SeaTrade: Your analogy is shallow. Your babe is a wise woman. 10yrs down the line, you will be full of regrets. Folks who have attained what your pursue in multiple factors have either left of or moved their families. You ain’t the smartest |
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The oppressor is luring the oppressed to stay available for oppression infinitum Anyone with half a brain will know Nigeria is at a dead end. Nothing good can come out this enclave filled with a thoroughly damaged people 5 Likes 1 Share |
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donmaxman: This is the exact reason I said Nigeria is a dead country. Any sane brain will ask what has changed and how sustainable it is but docile brains like the OP will only sleep on logic. Maximum of two weeks and the 10bn USD will be mopped up and naira will hit 1500 while we wait for the next intervention. Dead nation!! |
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Believe these rubbish at your own peril. Nigeria is at a dead end. Only true solutions can save Nigeria now not propaganda. Increase export and reduce import. Support local manufacturing and fix power sector. Any other talk na balderdash 4 Likes 1 Share |
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This has to be the most clueless president ever globally. How else can one explain this failure of a man after putting the largest assembly of the black race through intense pains 52 Likes 3 Shares |
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nairalandkachy1: Great guy any day 5 Likes 1 Share |
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1. 1Q23 was still Buhari's government 2. Its common sense to know that no serious portfolio will invest in Nigeria at the moment because of the forex instability and economic uncertainties with the current FG policies. 3. The anticipated stabilization of the naira with free floating has backfired because the demand outweighed supply. CBN is currently urging IOCs to sell to banks to aid supply ..... unfortunately that will be insufficient. The Naira devaluation will continue until CBN finally intervenes with halting the free floating. Dont argue .... just keep watching 6 Likes 2 Shares |
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Let’s continue playing ethnoreligious politics and deceiving ourselves. The world ain’t waiting, Nigerians are a thoroughly damaged people gloating in hypocrisy 95 Likes 13 Shares |
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DeeBaDan: You’ve said nothing. Just let it be but your info is false. 1 Like |
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DeeBaDan: Can you share just one opportunity that yields 30m from 10m annually Have you successfully ran a business in Nigeria before? 2 Likes |
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There is no peace without Justice. Let the poor breeeef |
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fourboys: What plan do you guys keep talking about?, they should tackle corruption around the subsidy and let the subsidy be. That is the one of the very few things the masses enjoy in Nigeria. Even developed nations subsidize important sectors of their economy. Subsidy is not a burden if they subsidize the nation's true consumption. That money for palliative should be used for the true subsidy. 5 Likes |
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NLC needs to step up for helpless Nigerians And lest we forget 1. FG to tax market traders and informal sector (Lagos agbero goes national) 2. FG to extract annual payment for car proof of ownership 3. 7.5% VAT on diesel implemented 4. Fuel subsidy removed; Fuel price to sell for over 700 naira per liter 5. FG to tax carbonated drinks 6. Inflation at a high; hyperinflation projected 7. Electricity tariff hiked 8. Funding for tertiary education removed, University tuition increased to 300K+ 9. Naira devalued and continues to lose value on all fronts 10. Seaport Terminal Operators Jack Up Cargo Handling Charges By 45% 11. Naira Devaluation Pushes Up Vehicles Duties By 40% 12. Bread Producers Serve Notice Of Imminent Hike In Prices 13. Same old politicians lined up to continue the looting 14. ABSOLUTELY NOTHING HAS BEEN DONE TO HELP SUFFERING NIGERIANS Meanwhile 15. FG Votes ₦24 Billion For 10th NASS Members’ Accommodation 16. Elected Politicians, Judges Set To Get 114% Salary Raise 17. Sacked service chiefs offered luxurious retirement package and SUVs NLC must help Nigerians hold their leaders accountable 7 Likes |
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IconicR: What palliative do you guys keep talking about?, they should tackle corruption around the subsidy and let the subsidy be. That is the one of the very few things the masses enjoy in Nigeria. Even developed nations subsidize important sectors of their economy. Subsidy is not a burden if they subsidize the nation's true consumption. That money for palliative should be used for the true subsidy. |
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And lest we forget 1. FG to tax market traders and informal sector (Lagos agbero goes national) 2. FG to extract annual payment for car proof of ownership 3. 7.5% VAT on diesel implemented 4. Fuel subsidy removed; Fuel price to sell for over 700 naira per liter 5. FG to tax carbonated drinks 6. Inflation at a high; hyperinflation projected 7. Electricity tariff hiked 8. Funding for tertiary education removed, University tuition increased to 300K+ 9. Naira devalued and continues to lose value on all fronts 10. Seaport Terminal Operators Jack Up Cargo Handling Charges By 45% 11. Naira Devaluation Pushes Up Vehicles Duties By 40% 12. Bread Producers Serve Notice Of Imminent Hike In Prices 13. Same old politicians lined up to continue the looting 14. ABSOLUTELY NOTHING HAS BEEN DONE TO HELP SUFFERING NIGERIANS Meanwhile 15. FG Votes ₦24 Billion For 10th NASS Members’ Accommodation 16. Elected Politicians, Judges Set To Get 114% Salary Raise 17. Sacked service chiefs offered luxurious retirement package and SUVs NLC must help Nigerians hold their leaders accountable 1 Like |
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This is just Fraud without end. Instead of Tinubu to go after these criminals, the already poor Nigerians are made to pay for the sins of these politicians. 182 Likes 18 Shares |
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While the EU tells us what we already knew, We welcome the enemies of Nigeria to attack EU as usual And lest we forget 1. FG to tax market traders and informal sector (Lagos agbero goes national) 2. FG to extract annual payment for car proof of ownership 3. 7.5% VAT on diesel implemented 4. Fuel subsidy removed; Fuel price to sell for over 700 naira per liter 5. FG to tax carbonated drinks 6. Inflation at a high; hyperinflation projected 7. Electricity tariff hiked 8. Funding for tertiary education removed, University tuition increased to 300K+ 9. Naira devalued and continues to lose value on all fronts 10. Seaport Terminal Operators Jack Up Cargo Handling Charges By 45% 11. Naira Devaluation Pushes Up Vehicles Duties By 40% 12. Bread Producers Serve Notice Of Imminent Hike In Prices 13. Same old politicians lined up to continue the looting 14. ABSOLUTELY NOTHING HAS BEEN DONE TO HELP SUFFERING NIGERIANS Meanwhile 15. FG Votes ₦24 Billion For 10th NASS Members’ Accommodation 16. Elected Politicians, Judges Set To Get 114% Salary Raise 17. Sacked service chiefs offered luxurious retirement package and SUVs 152 Likes 24 Shares |
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