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My Take On The Protest In Kenya by mrvitalis(m): 4:30pm On Jun 26 |
Good day everyone I'm going to speak about this Kenya issue because this is where Nigeria is heading towards. President Ruto came in and met debt to GDP ratio at 68.5% he managed to bring it down to 55% as at today. The tax increase was needed, because Kenya tax revenue to GDP ratio stands at 15% the standard is 25% to 35% so the increase is needed but like Peter obi always say the president must lead by example, so in reality increase in Tax didn't result in this protest the president asking people to sacrifice without first doing so is what brought about this protest So if I was president Ruto.. I would call 15 representive of the youths, debate them on national TV for 2 hours.. Let's share ideas review numbers, make them understand why this scarifice is important that's one .. But it's also important to make them see what you would get sacrificing too.. This is important. Reduce your convoy, sell most private jets, reduce salaries and Ministers, and the rest, ask youth to nominate 5 people to be designated ceremonial ministers So Kenya youths might be happy today they got what they want but trust me they would pay more in the future Back to Nigeria Lol our case is worse Nigeria tax to GDP is about 9% the last time I checked Debt to GDP is fast approaching 50% , if we recalculate our GDP with 1500 it would be over 50% Nigeria debt servicing to revenue ratio is about 75% Kenya is around 41% Now what do we do APC idea is this borrow more money, build road ,rail way system , airport and the rest then investors would come - Buhari did this and it never resulted in any economic growth.. Rather it increased debt servicing and recurrent expenditure and reduced available revenue In 2019 Obi vs Osibanjo debate - Osibanjo was of the opinion that building infrastructure was what would kick start and reverse or economic decline to economic growth Peter Obi on the other hand surprised everyone by saying na infrastructure doesn't kick start economic growth... Yes it held economic growth but that's not what we needed to kick start our economy again Obi suggested we focus more on human capital development, educate our people given them skills, provides soft loans for SMEs and this would kick start our economy growth... I bought this made my research, observed states in Nigeria, country found it to be true What's my point in all this... If we are to avoid Kenya situation, Tinubu must tune down infrastructure projects now Roll out multi trillion naira SMEs credit facilities and another multi trillion naira big companies credit facilities... If done right This would create millions of jobs, increase revenue, grow GDP and kick start our economy I sha rest my case 5 Likes 1 Share |
Re: My Take On The Protest In Kenya by Kanixt(m): 4:43pm On Jun 26 |
In our religion protest is haram. Ok, wait for your turn and we will help protest against your Faith (leader) |
Re: My Take On The Protest In Kenya by Sonnobax15(m): 4:44pm On Jun 26 |
Nice input op..... But unfortunately,the damages are currently being done and it seems the Kenyans have been waiting for this opportunity for a very long time to vent their anger on their politicians Na wa 1 Like |
Re: My Take On The Protest In Kenya by immortalcrown(m): 4:46pm On Jun 26 |
Thank you. |
Re: My Take On The Protest In Kenya by mrvitalis(m): 4:48pm On Jun 26 |
Sonnobax15:And the funny thing is this the past administration brought this on Kenya |
Re: My Take On The Protest In Kenya by mrvitalis(m): 4:48pm On Jun 26 |
Kanixt:Ok ooh |
Re: My Take On The Protest In Kenya by nlreserve: 4:51pm On Jun 26 |
You have sense. But you didn't add the military removing bandits and terrorists from the Nigerian soil. The food shortage is as a result of the banditry. Farmers are scared of going to their farms. Nigeria must invest in technology fast before those bandits do. I saw one video where they were testing a drone. This modern time, drones are used to bomb enemies inside the bush. No soldier goes to the bush anymore. They only need to control the drones from the house. If those bandits quickly make investments on tech, e don be for Nigerian soldiers. 2 Likes |
Re: My Take On The Protest In Kenya by DevilsEqual(m): 4:52pm On Jun 26 |
It would have been a fair analysis but you destroyed the whole article where u mentioned Peter Obi. Its easier to stay on the byline and start propounding theories that even if things go awry, you'd never be held responsible for anytihng Not even Tinubu thought it would this hard at first until then he got there and see it the way it really is. He quickly doled out some policies that he thought would work like magic(cause thats his thoughts from the outside as a mere citizen or a past Gov of Lagos state) but now, he knows better and just realized he has to keep tweaking to get better result No dey use the random opinion of person wey no dey Govt again to judge, thats not logical in anyway, considering the fact that Anambra didnt become the Economic hub of the Nation under him Resist the urge to compare. U don make the whole topic go tasteless with this Obi proposed theories 4 Likes 1 Share |
Re: My Take On The Protest In Kenya by Bobage16(m): 4:55pm On Jun 26 |
Any news of police shooting anyone dead there? |
Re: My Take On The Protest In Kenya by nlreserve: 4:56pm On Jun 26 |
DevilsEqual:You are actually accusing the op of what you are guilty of. Make una wake up and stop those una yeye defence. APC na scam. Stop defending fraud. Na who no know something dey do trial and error. So long as u never try person, u cannot tell. So, stop ur mumu talk 4 Likes |
Re: My Take On The Protest In Kenya by mrvitalis(m): 4:58pm On Jun 26 |
nlreserve:Bandits are easy to remove... A serious government won't need 6 months to remove them I would use them to fertilize the farmlands Ban arrest completely, shoot even if they surrender 2 Likes |
Re: My Take On The Protest In Kenya by helinues: 4:59pm On Jun 26 |
Re: My Take On The Protest In Kenya by budaatum: 4:59pm On Jun 26 |
mrvitalis: Problem is, Nigeria can not give out loans right, and any loans given out would be used to service existing loans or be consumed. Nigerian seriously needs to improve its "human capital development" and "educate our people and give them skills" so we are more productive. 1 Like |
Re: My Take On The Protest In Kenya by mrvitalis(m): 5:00pm On Jun 26 |
DevilsEqual:You are the one that has issues with obi Any one with knowledge of developmental economics know tinubu would fail even without corruption His policies was obviously flawed we talked they called us Wailers T 3 Likes |
Re: My Take On The Protest In Kenya by mrvitalis(m): 5:00pm On Jun 26 |
Bobage16:Sure over 20 people dead |
Re: My Take On The Protest In Kenya by mrvitalis(m): 5:01pm On Jun 26 |
budaatum:But they have trillions for infrastructure projects? 2 Likes |
Re: My Take On The Protest In Kenya by sweerychick(f): 5:04pm On Jun 26 |
DevilsEqual:so because he mentioned Peter obi all he said there was rubbish. What do you have against Peter Obi, since APC took over Power in 2015 the refused in building Human capital development. All we see is just endless borrowing, building useless infrastructures, ok what about Npower that billions was wasted how did it develop anyone? Yet we are wasting billions again on building useless infrastructures that would further throw the Nation into colossal debt. My own is that what the OP said is true but it can't happen in Nigeria because our youths are mentally lazy and are deeply divided by tribe and religion. 2 Likes |
Re: My Take On The Protest In Kenya by Wickeddy: 5:06pm On Jun 26 |
Obi will never be President 1 Like |
Re: My Take On The Protest In Kenya by nlreserve: 5:09pm On Jun 26 |
sweerychick:The way those guys hate anything Obi eehn, I wonder how they sleep at night. Buhari started with his trial and error till we managed to endure him. Now, it's Tinubu and they just think Tinubu is better than everyone, better than Obi because of tribal sentiment. So, because Tinubu is failing is the reason Obi would have been worse. Chai! Mehn! Mentality when! 1 Like |
Re: My Take On The Protest In Kenya by nlreserve: 5:11pm On Jun 26 |
Wickeddy:If i were Obi, i would never contest again. Nigerians don't deserve him. I would just go to one of the cool countries and relax myself while my business is going fine. If Una like make una all die. Shebi the hunger na everywhere. 2 Likes |
Re: My Take On The Protest In Kenya by nlreserve: 5:12pm On Jun 26 |
To be honest with you, my prayer is for Nigeria not to work so it would get to its breaking point where the sheethole country must be divided let every hate go hate themselves. 1 Like |
Re: My Take On The Protest In Kenya by babasolution: 5:12pm On Jun 26 |
Peter obi's policies were the best except that he'd had kowtowed to the north unlike TINUBU. The problem with tinubu is elite baggage,he is all for the elite and nothing else,he will never do anything for the general populace. 1 Like |
Re: My Take On The Protest In Kenya by babasolution: 5:14pm On Jun 26 |
nlreserve: True,Peter obi should not bother to contest again,Nigerias are not worth saving 2 Likes |
Re: My Take On The Protest In Kenya by budaatum: 5:18pm On Jun 26 |
mrvitalis: That's not a reason to divert trillions to consumption. Besides, you can't just stop infrastructure projects that were began years ago. And while they may not seem to add to gdp, many actually do. Lagos-Ibadan Expressway is a case in point. We'd leave Lagos at 5am and not arrive in Ibadan till noon before it was built, but its now opened up access to places you never could get to, and barring god worship, Lagos to Ibadan is an hour. We don't have enough light. We don't even have the knowledge to let there be light even if we say it. I'd invest in that infrastructure if me. Nigerians would do wonders with cheap always available power. |
Re: My Take On The Protest In Kenya by Gondonu: 5:19pm On Jun 26 |
Superb submission! Nigeria is just seating on a keg of gunpowder 1 Like |
Re: My Take On The Protest In Kenya by mrvitalis(m): 5:20pm On Jun 26 |
budaatum:We. Don't have money we are struggling to pay the one we borrowed They manage to give us loan you re saying we should use it to build infrastructure that won't return any money? |
Re: My Take On The Protest In Kenya by mrvitalis(m): 5:21pm On Jun 26 |
nlreserve:Honestly I pray he doesn't contest again |
Re: My Take On The Protest In Kenya by DMerciful(m): 5:25pm On Jun 26 |
As long as it comes from Obi, if the idea is heavenly, you guy will never consider it because you think you're doing us DevilsEqual: 1 Like |
Re: My Take On The Protest In Kenya by budaatum: 5:29pm On Jun 26 |
mrvitalis: I am not advocating Nigeria take loans for anything. Though, if we don't, we'd need to tighten our belts a la Babangida's structural adjustment program, which would result in less consumption. Our entire economy needs to be reformed in order for any loans (private or public) to be paid back. For Nigeria to break its vicious circle of excessive public spending, inflation, and exchange rate depreciation, and to reach the virtuous circle achieved by these other developing countries, it will need to adopt a package of stabilization and structural measures that ensures the efficient use of resources (by both the public and private sectors) and the provision of basic social services. This path offers Nigeria the best prospects for sustaining economic growth and poverty reduction. 1 Like |
Re: My Take On The Protest In Kenya by Wickeddy: 5:29pm On Jun 26 |
nlreserve: We don't deserve such a clown and he will never become our president,if he likes let him contest million times,he will fail million times also. |
Re: My Take On The Protest In Kenya by DMerciful(m): 5:30pm On Jun 26 |
You don't know Obi when power gets to his hand. There's a reason the elites are afraid of him babasolution: |
Re: My Take On The Protest In Kenya by mrvitalis(m): 5:30pm On Jun 26 |
budaatum:We can take loans and increase tax but the president must lead by example and must use the loan well if not we are done 2 Likes 1 Share |
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