@NigeriaStories With the emergence of more affordable and better contents iptv, the revenue decline is very much expected. If they dont act fast in improving their contents, and make the services more affordable, the situation will certainly get worse.
@renoomokri Reno is just shameless. The issue is not whether or not he speaks English fluently. It is his inability to comprehend numbers and articulate his thoughts. At that level, the expectations are high. Stop defending "incompetence" all for the sake of political favouritism.
@interflex2004 @renoomokri This man is pathetically a tribal bigot. He sees nothing outside his tribe. Thankfully, he would remain a nobody in the political environment of this country. Throwing words around without any form of proof.
@renoomokri When words are too many, relevance diminishes. That is Reno's current reality. It's quite obvious that his relentless attacks are politically motivated. Even his regular supporters are now backing off. Pitiful
@interflex2004 @renoomokri Cowardice personified. Always hiding under Reno's tweets.
No constructive contributions. Just spewing trash carelessly. Come out openly and stand for something, and stop kissing the ass of someone young enough to be your son.
@renoomokri, your attempt to absolve President Tinubu from any responsibility regarding fuel price increases is unconvincing and sidesteps the real issues at play. While it's true that the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPCL) operates with some autonomy, it is naive to suggest that the President, as the Minister of Petroleum Resources, holds no influence over this critical sector. Ultimately, the responsibility for economic decisions affecting millions of Nigerians rests on the President's desk.
President Tinubu’s administration has overseen an astronomical rise in inflation, with his policies contributing to the current economic crisis. The removal of fuel subsidies was inevitable, but the timing and lack of complementary policies have exacerbated inflation and weakened the naira, severely affecting ordinary Nigerians. The impact of the naira's devaluation has rippled through the economy, with the lack of meaningful exports and production intensifying the economic strain.
Instead of deflecting blame, the administration should focus on realistic measures to stabilize fuel prices and ease the economic burden on Nigerians. This could include diversifying the energy sector, investing in local refining capacity to reduce dependency on imports, and implementing subsidies or tax relief for critical sectors to mitigate inflation’s impact. Additionally, strengthening the agricultural and manufacturing sectors to boost exports would provide a more stable foundation for the naira, reducing the pressure on the economy.
Yes, market forces impact fuel prices, but the President’s policies have created an environment where those market forces work against the interests of the people. Effective leadership would involve tackling these root causes, rather than deflecting responsibility.
@renoomokri This man is seriously losing his sense of reasoning. What has the poor performances got to do with the political situation in the country. Israel and Ukraine are currently battling a full-scale war, but take a look at their medals table.
@renoomokri At this point, Reno Omokri should be arrested for inciting regious/ tribal war in Nigeria. He is currently a threat to national unity and security