seguno2:


Do you mean THEIR

Tajbol4splend:
Obasanjo regime full of bully and deception

Ya' adua regime full of sickness

Jonathan regime full of theft and stealing

Buhari regime full of hate and antagonisms.

Youths minds are corrupt, what future does Nigeria have

ogundeleai:
The number 3 nailed everything and rubbish hours spent today to address issues not relevant to make this Nation forward.... Am beginning to align with rational Nigerians that says the Nation don't need bicameral legislature as it amounted to waste of resources and valuable time...

seguno2:


Are you a Nigerian?
Is Buhari administration not full of theft and stealing?
Have you forgotten about Babachir, Fayemi, Baru NNPC, Lai Mohammed etc?
Why are we in recession with so much suffering despite trillions in increased budget, increased fuel price despite lower oil prices, increased foreign exchange rate?
The theft and stealing under Buhari is unprecedented in the history of our country.
Buhari is a monumental error of gargantuan proportions that must be corrected in 2019!
Do you have your PVC ready?
What of your family and friends? Do they also have their own PVCs

seguno2:


Are you a Nigerian?
Is Buhari administration not full of theft and stealing?
Have you forgotten about Babachir, Fayemi, Baru NNPC, Lai Mohammed etc?
Why are we in recession with so much suffering despite trillions in increased budget, increased fuel price despite lower oil prices, increased foreign exchange rate?
The theft and stealing under Buhari is unprecedented in the history of our country.
Buhari is a monumental error of gargantuan proportions that must be corrected in 2019!
Do you have your PVC ready?
What of your family and friends? Do they also have their own PVCs

GavelSlam:
May be it is your household that is in recession.

Nnamddi:
Mrs Kemi Adeosun, Minister of finance, has said, she 'thinks' Nigeria is getting of recession.

Nigeria's economy officially entered recession last year and with Nigeria's President, Muhammadu Buhari's ill health, there is no sign of Africa's most populous country getting out of it.

Nigerians are suffering the effects of the economic crisis with prices of goods and services almost increasing by more than 300% in the markets.

Speaking with ChannelsTV on Friday, June 2nd, Kemi Adeosun said, statistics showed Nigeria is getting out of recession.

In her words; "I think we are getting out of recession. All the statistics seems to suggest that but more importantly, we are getting on the path of growth that will be sustainable so we can see a future for Nigeria. So I think it is getting better. We inherited a lot of problems. The Nigerian economy didn’t just need a little bit of fix here and there but needed radical surgery and to heal it will take a little bit longer” she said

http://www.naijahelm.com.ng/2017/06/think-nigeria-is-getting-out-of.html?m=1

pennywys:
Isoookay Isooookay

Now I'm gonna issue my statement about getting my life partner

1. she must be tall or at least of average height.

2. She must be a graduate from a well recognize higher institution of learning with at least B.sc or its equivalent.

3. She must be in good shape not orobo neither thin.

4. She must be chocolate or dark in complexion, not albino.

5. She must be a working class lady or someone who can boast of her personal income no matter how small it is.

6. She must be a christian and someone who can build a home.

7. She must not be someone who smoke or hard alcoholic consumer.

8. She must be intelligent.

9. She must not have tribal marks or tattoo.

She must be from the age of 25 to 40 yrs of age

seguno2:


Maybe you mean the household of Kemi Adeosun, Buhari’s finance minister

Tajbol4splend:
You are not being honest, I know Buhari regime is full of hate and dishonesty but you gotta be kidding me to argue against the fact that Jonathan regime is the regime of theft and stealing in Nigeria history

ogododo:
Buhari Administration Recalls Wanted Ex-Pension Boss Sacked For Alleged Corruption

BY PREMIUM TIMES OCT 20, 2017

President Muhammadu Buhari's administration has secretly reinstated fugitive former Chairman of the Presidential Task Team on Pension Reforms, Abdulrasheed Maina, into the civil service.


Multiple sources confirmed to that Mr. Maina, who is wanted by the Anti-Graft Agency, EFCC, was secretly recalled and promoted to the position of director in charge of Human Resources in the Ministry of Interior.

Before his appointment to chair the pension task force, Mr. Maina was an assistant director in the ministry.

http://saharareporters.com/2017/10/20/buhari-administration-recalls-wanted-ex-pension-boss-sacked-alleged-corruption-0

MartinCorridon:


If only PMB backs his supporters like Jibrin, Ndume at al., the likes of Saraki won't bully him so much.

But in trying to form Mr Neutral, he throws his supporters under the bus when the heat is on.

I want APC to witch-hunt PDP as they are claiming. In future when PDP seizes power, they too would have the chance.

Gradual persecution of looters would be welcome

YES, a Nigerian President can't be impeached. GEJ was the weakest of all and even then the Senators wouldn't dare.

PMB, was at a nadir when bedridden in London and even then they couldn't take him out

Kingcesar:
Like play like play this guys will break nigeria presidental impeachment record with bahuri. Saraki always finds his way in Nigerian politics, eg the way he became the senate president alone with tell you the man is very intelligent (If you have seen house of cards, Saraki is mr underwood of that series)

GavelSlam:
No, your household.

Nigeria has been out of recession for over a year but lazy people would continue to use it as an excuse for their failure.

Get to work.

seguno2:


Is that why:

Fuel is more costly than in 2015?
Food is more expensive than in 2015?
Dollar costs more than in 2015?
Buhari, Adeosun and APC are increasing tax on alcohol and cigarettes?
Tell Buhari to get to work fixing our country as he promised instead of running to London for treatment every time until Charly Boy and the #OurMumuDonDo movement chase him back to Nigeria.

Almaiga:
IPOB's right now

seguno2:


Is that why:

Fuel is more costly than in 2015?
Food is more expensive than in 2015?
Dollar costs more than in 2015?
Buhari, Adeosun and APC are increasing tax on alcohol and cigarettes?
Tell Buhari to get to work fixing our country as he promised instead of running to London for treatment every time until Charly Boy and the #OurMumuDonDo movement chase him back to Nigeria.

GavelSlam:
How much were those items in 1999?

Go and work and stop blaming anyone for your predicament.

three:
As shared on twitter

Ibrahim Husseini Maibasira
@IHMaibasira



https://mobile.twitter.com/IHMaibasira/status/943116345436180480

www.nairaland.com/attachments/6435543_20171219193346_jpegdcb29d473aee5bb709ba446d87254943

seguno2:


Did Buhari make campaign promises and win elections in 1999?
Go and work and stop being like Buhari who blames everyone and everything instead of accepting responsibility for his total and abject failure in the economy, security and corruption.
Buhari is the biggest fraud ever in the history of our country.

seguno2:


Are Igbos in southern Kaduna where El-Rufai is planning to instal emirs?
Are you okay?
I ask, are you alright?

stickle:

increasing tax could mean that government wants to discourage consumption of the product, which i think is ok.

deji17:
Alcohol consumers, smokers to pay more as federal govt raises excise duty

By News Agency of Nigeria -
March 11, 2018


President Muhammadu Buhari has approved an amendment to the excise duty rates for alcoholic beverages and tobacco with effect from Monday, June 4, 2018 the Minister of Finance, Mrs. Kemi Adeosun, has said.
In a statement in Abuja on Sunday, Adeosun said the President also granted a grace period of 90 days to manufacturers of the products before the commencement of the new duty regime.
She said the new excise duty rates would spread over a three-year period from 2018 to 2020 in order to moderate the impact on prices of the products.


The minister said the new duty regime followed all-inclusive stakeholder engagements by the Tariff Technical Committee of the Federal Ministry of Finance with key industry stakeholders.
According to her, the upward review of the excise duty rates for alcoholic beverages and tobacco was to raise the government’s fiscal revenues.
She said that it would also reduce the health hazards associated with tobacco-related diseases and alcohol abuse.
Adeosun said the new duty rate on tobacco was a combination of the existing ad-valorem base rate and specific rate while the ad-valorem rate was replaced with a specific rate for alcoholic beverages.
“For alcoholic beverages, the current ad-valorem rate will be replaced with specific rates and spread over three years to moderate the impact on prices.


“This will curb the discretion in the Unit Cost Analysis for determining the ad-valorem rate and prevent revenue leakages.
“For tobacco, the government will maintain the current ad-valorem rate of 20 per cent and introduce additional specific rates with the implementation to be spread over a three-year period to also reasonably reduce the impact on prices,’’ Adeosun said.

She said that under the newly approved excise duty rates for tobacco in addition to the 20 per cent ad-valorem rate, each stick of cigarette will attract one naira specific rate per stick, that is N20 per pack of 20 sticks in 2018,
She said that tobacco would in 2019 attract duties of two naira specific rate per stick, that is N40 per pack of 20 sticks in 2019 and N2.90 kobo specific rate per stick, that is N58 per pack of 20 sticks in 2020.
Adeosun explained that Nigeria’s cumulative specific excise duty rate for tobacco was 23.2 per cent of the price of the most sold brand as against 38.14 per cent in Algeria, 36.52 per cent in South Africa and 30 per cent in Gambia.
She said also that the new specific excise duty rate for alcoholic beverages cut across beer and stout, wines and spirits for the three years, 2018 to 2020.


Under the new regime, beer and stout will attract .30k per centilitre in 2018 and 35k per cl each in 2019 and 2020.
Wines will attract N1.25k per Cl in 2018 and N1.50k per Cl each in 2019 and 2020, while N1.50k per Cl was approved for spirits in 2018, N1.75k per Cl in 2019 and N2 per Cl in 2020.
Adeosun said that the new excise duty regimes were in line with the Economic Community of West African States directive on the harmonisation of member-states’ legislation on excise duties.
The ECOWAS Council of Ministers had at its 62nd and 79th Ordinary Sessions in Abuja in May 2009 and December 2017, issued directives on the harmonisation of the ECOWAS Member States’ Legislations on Excise Duties.
The directives seek to harmonise member-states’ legislations on excise duties of non-oil products and also stipulate the scope of application, rate of taxation, taxable event and amount.

https://www.today.ng/news/nigeria/95661/alcohol-consumers-smokers-pay-federal-govt-raises-excise-duty?

MartinCorridon:


Because PMB woke up from a long slumber...

GavelSlam:
Be jumping from pillar to post.

My last response to you.

Whenever we remind you of your failings you ask where then is the change?
But you were happy with the status quo then so why are you unhappy if things are done the way you always liked it?

Hypocrite.

paulchineduN:
Oh my God!!! How did we arrive here? I sleep and wake up every morning pondering what made us up as a country. A particular section of a supposed country always want to lord it over the rest of the country even when they can't boast of human or mineral resources. Mark my words; Nigeria will never make any headway so long we are still forcefully 'yoked' with these people from the North. Hon. Abdulmumin Jubrin my foot.