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Opposition Reps Stage Walk Out Over Raising Of Ways And Means To 10% / Edun: We Have Paid ₦4.8 Out Of ₦7.3 Trillion Ways & Means Advances / Senators Trade Words Over ₦29 Trillion Ways And Means Funds (2) (3) (4)
Re: FG Set To Audit ₦23 Trillion Ways And Means Debt – Edun by Babangidapikin: 2:55pm On Feb 20 |
Na wetin dey vex aboki be this you are investigating ways and means ..wetin be ways and means ..break it down to lay man's language .. Is that even the priority now ...Accountant don be President we no go rest again ..biko focus on creating more wealth the Nation ..when the Nation is stable you can be investigating ... |
Re: FG Set To Audit ₦23 Trillion Ways And Means Debt – Edun by Ijaya123: 2:56pm On Feb 20 |
Treasure17: And that same person doesn’t have a single production company in Nigeria. Moreover, he’s about the single highest importer of finished products into the economy. Nigerian did the wise thing by looking away. 4 Likes 2 Shares |
Re: FG Set To Audit ₦23 Trillion Ways And Means Debt – Edun by reiddecuti: 3:06pm On Feb 20 |
FOOTSOLDIER2: That can never be realized. |
Re: FG Set To Audit ₦23 Trillion Ways And Means Debt – Edun by THeUNIFIER: 3:08pm On Feb 20 |
REDshouse: Don't be ignorant. I don't tout PO to be a saint but he is far better than BAT. Tinubu floating the naira was due to the ill advise he received from the IMF. The man is bereft of sound ideas and relies heavily on trial and error. His so called manifesto was a hoax to goad sentimentalists like yourself into supporting him. And now rather than criticize him for the failure he is, y'all still dragging out PO like he's the one in charge. SMH |
Re: FG Set To Audit ₦23 Trillion Ways And Means Debt – Edun by RepoMan007: 3:09pm On Feb 20 |
EmperorCaesar:Ogogoro guzzler. Ways and means basically is extra money printed and circulated. |
Re: FG Set To Audit ₦23 Trillion Ways And Means Debt – Edun by epainos: 3:13pm On Feb 20 |
Things will get worse because politicians are still looting massively. They won't stop until the whole system collapses. We are heading towards Venezuela. So, get ready. I keep telling everyone. Go and learn how to garden and produce food for yourself. All regions will agree to part in peace. So, relax and enjoy the show. Nigeria is over. There is nothing anyone can do because these people are looting. Nigeria will get better when people who decide to save Nigeria start spending their personal money to rule Nigeria. There will be nothing left to loot. Each state will cater for itself. Before June this year, $1 will be N5000+. Bookmark this post. |
Re: FG Set To Audit ₦23 Trillion Ways And Means Debt – Edun by Segzy19: 3:19pm On Feb 20 |
When did he suggest it? RepoMan007: |
Re: FG Set To Audit ₦23 Trillion Ways And Means Debt – Edun by Segzy19: 3:20pm On Feb 20 |
Way to go! Subject it to audit... Sure a lot of things will be unearthed |
Re: FG Set To Audit ₦23 Trillion Ways And Means Debt – Edun by badoh(m): 3:20pm On Feb 20 |
Treasure17:Is it overnight consumption to production will happen? Don't let anybody bobo you, Nigeria cannot be fixed overnight. So many things have gone wrong in Nigeria. To put Nigeria on the right track, our institutions need to be strengthen, massive public orientation, police brutality must be dealt with, grave consequence for corruption. It's even better every region should go their own separate ways and develop at their pace. |
Re: FG Set To Audit ₦23 Trillion Ways And Means Debt – Edun by farem: 3:25pm On Feb 20 |
emkz: Agbero and market touts exhortations first. Until then, I won't keep ya sewiois |
Re: FG Set To Audit ₦23 Trillion Ways And Means Debt – Edun by tnerro1(m): 3:26pm On Feb 20 |
When will it be the turn of NNPC?☹️ |
Re: FG Set To Audit ₦23 Trillion Ways And Means Debt – Edun by Chummynoni(m): 3:33pm On Feb 20 |
23trillion? That is huge. |
Re: FG Set To Audit ₦23 Trillion Ways And Means Debt – Edun by Balistic4: 3:38pm On Feb 20 |
nairalanda1:You will surely feel it, give it time. Keep talking rubbish in the name of "intelligent" bast^rd |
Re: FG Set To Audit ₦23 Trillion Ways And Means Debt – Edun by DMCY: 3:44pm On Feb 20 |
Re: FG Set To Audit ₦23 Trillion Ways And Means Debt – Edun by Tianamen1: 3:48pm On Feb 20 |
nairalanda1:Stop lying! Nigeria printed out about 10 per cent [/b]of its GDP, and the [b]UK printed out 30 per cent [/b]of its GDP. The [b]United States printed out about 22 per cent of its GDP. All this money was printed because of the COVID-19 global shutdown. no one was buying crude oil and the price of crude fell to $-38 for a few hours. Nigeria had to print money like every other nation on earth. the government is looking for a scapegoat and is starting to sound foolish. |
Re: FG Set To Audit ₦23 Trillion Ways And Means Debt – Edun by NinjaMetahuman: 3:55pm On Feb 20 |
Treasure17:more like Nigerians asked what he is producing? It's like a trekker promising you a Ferrari. |
Re: FG Set To Audit ₦23 Trillion Ways And Means Debt – Edun by nairalanda1(m): 3:57pm On Feb 20 |
Balistic4: Thanks and good afternoon. You do know that you don't have to be abusive. |
Re: FG Set To Audit ₦23 Trillion Ways And Means Debt – Edun by loswhite(m): 3:58pm On Feb 20 |
nairalanda1:Shut up. Ways and means started in Buhari tenure. |
Re: FG Set To Audit ₦23 Trillion Ways And Means Debt – Edun by nairalanda1(m): 4:01pm On Feb 20 |
loswhite: Yeah, and it's one of the ways he funded subsidy. See the Guardian article : Reflections on the fuel subsidy regime from August 2022 |
Re: FG Set To Audit ₦23 Trillion Ways And Means Debt – Edun by HeroicMeastro: 4:01pm On Feb 20 |
Treasure17:How? He should tell us how he intend to do that in 6months. It's one thing to make noise, it another thing to follow the noise with action. Nigeria is beyond what someone will just talk about changing things. We as a people must also change out attitudes. We still have a very long way regardless of who the leader is. |
Re: FG Set To Audit ₦23 Trillion Ways And Means Debt – Edun by Tzar(m): 4:03pm On Feb 20 |
Buhari’s government was the most corrupt in the history of Nigeria! A lot of sleaze happened in that government. |
Re: FG Set To Audit ₦23 Trillion Ways And Means Debt – Edun by HeroicMeastro: 4:04pm On Feb 20 |
RepoMan007:Hahahaha When did he? I don't like Tinubu but obviously the is not true. Tinubu only supported Buhari and help him to win just like some people who have help Tinubu to win also. |
Re: FG Set To Audit ₦23 Trillion Ways And Means Debt – Edun by nairalanda1(m): 4:05pm On Feb 20 |
Tianamen1: Ways and means we're one of the ways subsidy was funded under bubu See the article here https://guardian.ng/sunday-magazine/newsfeature/reflections-on-fuel-subsidy-regime/ Very informative. Ways and means makes an appearance in one of the paragraphs Note that I don't deny government printed money. It's one of the ways they messed up our economy, but it is not the major route they paid for subsidy. I don't appreciate being called a liar by the way. 1 Like |
Re: FG Set To Audit ₦23 Trillion Ways And Means Debt – Edun by gratefulheart(m): 4:06pm On Feb 20 |
So Buhari borrowed ₦23 Trillion from CBN in 8years and nothing to show for it. emkz: |
Re: FG Set To Audit ₦23 Trillion Ways And Means Debt – Edun by Godstiger(m): 4:06pm On Feb 20 |
Long turenchi,dogo magana,statistics that's all we have gotten so far so bad |
Re: FG Set To Audit ₦23 Trillion Ways And Means Debt – Edun by Tianamen1: 4:07pm On Feb 20 |
Chummynoni:huge is relative. In terms of our GDP only 10 percent was printed. The UK printed out 20% of its GDP in response to COVID-19 yet the pound isn’t falling against the naira. The US printed out 22% of its GDP and the dollar isn’t falling against the naira. All countries printed out money in response to the global shutdown. There was no movement so countries were not buying crude oil. Nigeria needed to pay its civil servants to ensure that money trickled down to everyone else. That money had to be printed and nations all across the world took similar actions. Why Nigerians are suffering is because Tinubu has refused to raise the minimum wage. Raising the minimum wage will cause the further devaluation of the Naira. This is a necessary evil to reduce the pain of the nation. Tinubu needs to raise taxes on the rich and reduce government spending. He is not interested in doing this as it will affect the elite. Tinubu prefers to punish the masses for the sins of the elite. TINUBU IS THE MOST WICKED PRESIDENT NIGERIA HAS EVER HAD. |
Re: FG Set To Audit ₦23 Trillion Ways And Means Debt – Edun by Tianamen1: 4:09pm On Feb 20 |
nairalanda1: Sorry for my rude comment. My main point is that the government is lying to Nigerians by claiming that the devaluation of the naira is as a result of the money printed by the CBN. If Nigeria’s economy wasn’t already terrible before COVID, the money printed would have had no effect on the value of the naira. |
Re: FG Set To Audit ₦23 Trillion Ways And Means Debt – Edun by nairalanda1(m): 4:09pm On Feb 20 |
Re: FG Set To Audit ₦23 Trillion Ways And Means Debt – Edun by loswhite(m): 4:16pm On Feb 20 |
nairalanda1:Did subsidy start with Buhari? |
Re: FG Set To Audit ₦23 Trillion Ways And Means Debt – Edun by just2endowed: 4:17pm On Feb 20 |
The ways and means is a money that has no budget, no planning, no records and no approval from the rubber stamp national assembly. So whats tinubu going to audit? Free money 1 Like |
Re: FG Set To Audit ₦23 Trillion Ways And Means Debt – Edun by Menclothing: 4:19pm On Feb 20 |
Treasure17: Who is that and which companies do the person have producing ? What are they producing |
Re: FG Set To Audit ₦23 Trillion Ways And Means Debt – Edun by nairalanda1(m): 4:22pm On Feb 20 |
loswhite: No, it started in the year 1973, initially as a temporary measure , then as a permanent fixture |
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