iamoyindamola:

This man wan cause wahala all those illegal dealings on pms will be on hd display

BlueRayDick:


The bold is whose fault ? Is it the common man’s or government officials’/agencies’?

GloriousGbola:


It is a Nigerian story na. Too many industries are not properly regulated. That's why you have people bottling water from public taps or putting road worthless trailers on the road. It is why we have stations whose tanks start leaking in 3 years. Dpr cannot or will not enforce because so many people in dpr also build stations

BlueRayDick:


So if the government and her agencies have failed in properly regulating subsidy that has been in existence since 70’s when people were not as poor as this, the poor man should go and die in the process of punishing the elite eating the subsidy funds ? 🤷🏼‍♂️

liveLongNprospa:
What happens if labour union refuses to obey the court order?

izzou:


Nothing

liveLongNprospa:


I dunno if thjs court is the right way to go because then Don run TUC Street and anything allows the union get a different judgement, this has killed any dialogue going forward sha.

Nawa sha.. We just dey very anyhow situation

GloriousGbola:


I was referring to the professors solutions. They already exist and several major marketers adopt some form of them. As it is every major marketer can tell you their weekly, monthly, quarterly and annual sales/volumes. This is simply good business practice as you want to identify your most profitable sites or locations, sites with potential, and sites that should be let go. It is also by records and audits you identify losses leakages and fraud.

But adopting these systems in a market where there is little or no regulation is counterintuitive.

Your independent marketers will not invest in these systems

As to your other statement - The unfortunate reality is that we cannot continue then subsidy. We are at the end of the road. No where to kick the can again.

BlueRayDick:


If government makes it a pre-requisite for marketers go invest in the technology , trust me
they would.


See all these things boarders on governments’ willpower to enforce because most of the people involved are cronies of government officials .

The government can repeat the mantra 24/7 , 365 days a year that subsidy favors some few rich men while the the masses suffer …. But we all know going after the subsidy scammers has never been any government’s focus .

We also know that when subsidy is finally removed , the masses who have always suffered will suffer more in the short and long run.

GloriousGbola:


the real problem - imho is that there is no real incerity and everyiones hands is in it

i am sure you can remember farouk lawan, who made a real show of subsidy investigations, only to be collecting dollars from otedola . the whole exercise was just a shakedown and nothing more.

OasisX:


.....Agreement is eh..... Agreement.

larride:
The way una dey spin news here dey funny.

What El Rufai said was about Kaduna State and has nothing to do with Tinubu picking a muslim as his vice.

In the run up to 2019 election, El Rufai ditched his Christian deputy claiming Southern Kaduna were never going to vote for him irrespective of what he does for them. El Rufai ran a Muslim Muslim ticket in 2019 and won, in the last election, It was another muslim muslim ticket with the same deputy as 2019 and still won.

Obviously El rufai was feeling cooky as Muslim muslim ticket has won back to back election in Kaduna.

How you guys translate that to Tinubu is what I'm still trying to understand.

raumdeuter:


Goodluck understanding when you understand finish, explain to me also in clear terms

larride:


I mean even in the video, he clearly said when Sani Uba finish the first 4 years and go for another 4 years, then another one comes in after him before they know it, its 20yrs.

El Rufai already did 4yrs on a muslim muslim ticket
Sani Uba is doing his first 4yrs on a muslim muslim ticket, if he get reelected, that's 12yrs straight with a muslim - muslim ticket ruling Kaduna.

Just look at how they try to make it look as if El rufai was talking about the Presidential election.

Agenda ehn

larride:


I mean even in the video, he clearly said when Sani Uba finish the first 4 years and go for another 4 years, then another one comes in after him before they know it, its 20yrs.

El Rufai already did 4yrs on a muslim muslim ticket
Sani Uba is doing his first 4yrs on a muslim muslim ticket, if he get reelected, that's 12yrs straight with a muslim - muslim ticket ruling Kaduna.

Just look at how they try to make it look as if El rufai was talking about the Presidential election.

Agenda ehn

patrickmuf:
We will see a lot ofit here...Guys who you think should knowbetter will attempt to twist every narrative just because of politics. The shameful thinghere is that if Obi was president, it will bea role reversal. No patroitism from Nigerians at all...

A001:
"The key to the success of fuel subsidy removal is the behavioural changes it will lead to.

After adjusting your behaviour, even though the price of petrol has increased, you may end up spending less on petrol and transportation than what you used to spend.

If you can do that, then it means the government has been subsidising unnecessary consumption of petrol.

Many people will park their cars at home and use buses, bikes, and their legs instead.

Many people will apply for jobs closer to where they live, even if they pay a little bit less.

Many parents will choose schools closer to where they live or work, or boarding schools, for their kids.

Many working youths will pool their funds to rent flats closer to where they work.

Many people will stop driving from Lagos to Canaanland in Ota every Sunday for service.

Such behavioural changes will reduce overall fuel consumption and also decongest our roads, possibly increasing productivity because people will spend less time stuck in traffic.

What behavioural changes are you planning to make?" — Seun via Twitter.

I agree with Seun on the points raised in that submission. I already got a solar inverter. With this and my fuel-efficient generator, I've drastically cut down on my fuel consumption as a remote worker.

The 40 liters of petrol I bought on the inauguration day last week at the old price will last about 20 days.

E still dey do me one kind when I'll have to shell out 10k to get less than 20 liters of fuel. Na to continue to devise ways to reduce my fuel consumption drastically.

Getting another laptop might help.

BlueRayDick:


The bold is funny 😆

How many jobs dey sef gangan before person go start choosing one that is closer to home ahead of one farther ?

Does Seun think people living in places like Abule Egba, Iyana Ipaja , AIT Alagbado etc just delibrately choose to work in far places like VI, Lekki, Ajah, Igbo Efon, etc ? . No be say na where job dey dem dey work ?

By the way , the people doing remote working are not even up to 5% of the entire working population.