combination of subsidy remova and the floating of the naira produced a sharp, painful rise in the cost of living. Transport fares roughly doubled, food prices soared, medicine became more expensive, and rents in cities jumped significantly from 50% to over 300%
ATIKU 🗳
When BAT removed fuel subsidy in 2023, they have;
- allocated 37.2 billion to build housing units for federal judges in Abuja
- spent 40 billion on Toyota Land Cruiser SUVs for 109 Senators & 360 House of Representatives
- distributed 70 billion as "welcome packages" or support allowances for newly elected members of the 10th National Assembly
- spent 21 billion on new VP’s residence Abuja
- spent 5 billion on Vp’s quarter Lagos
- spent 7 billion to upgrade presidential fleet
- spent 8 billion on presidential residence, Abuja and Lagos
- spent 5 billion on presidential Yacht
Meanwhile, there has been ZERO, ZERO gains of this fuel subsidy removal to the people.
@mrlurvy You guys dont just have intellectual sense tell people the benefits of fuel subsidy tell us where the excess borrowing Channel to you are busy attacking atiku
To
His Excellency, Governor Ademola Adeleke @AAdeleke_01
Dear Sir,
APPLICATION FOR EMPLOYMENT UNDER THE ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH DEPARTMENT, OSUN STATE
I humbly write to request for an opportunity to serve the good people of Osun State under the Environmental Health Department.
Egg was N20 in 2009, it’s N300 now.
Two “pure water” were going for N5 in 2009, it’s N20 each today.
Fuel was N65/litre in 2009, it’s N1300/litre today,
A bag of rice was 5k in 2009, it’s 60k now,
A bag of cement was N500 in 2009, it’s 14k today,
A bag of fertilizer was N2500 in 2009, it’s 37k today,
We used to stay as late as 11:30 pm at farm in 2009, today, I can’t dare stay there up to 4pm,
Tertiary institutions fees were between 6k to 8k in 2009, fees are as high as 200k today.
You can travel from yola to Kano to kaduna to katsina to sokoto at night in 2009, I can’t dare try that today, et al.
How is this now a good news to me, as an ordinary Nigerian?
Take me back to 2009, jor!