Those Forfeiting Their Assets Are Those Who Have Left Government — Amadi
If Malami was still working with this government nothing will happen to him. The senate president has EFCC cases that isn’t progressing, almost everyone in this administration have unprogressive cases. Oftentimes the war against corruption is a political fight back, because if corruption is to be fought truthfully a transparent and accountable systems needs to be setup.
Dr. Sam Amadi
Director, Abuja School of Social and Political Thoughts
Subsidy is gone ooo
They said subsidy was taking a chunk of borrowing but they are still borrowing heavily and they can't fund budget they keep carrying over budget cycles
Buhari funded budget ooo and paid subsidy oooo
They claim they are sharing the money to states we can't see the money ooo
No b juju be Dat!
So why allow the people suffer subsidy removal and your are still heavily borrowing and budgets are not funded
Contractors are owed!
I supported subsidy removal because we thought they will be accountable but the pain on the people is too much while their politicians are enjoying
No measure to help the people.i predicted rightly subsidy will cause plenty chaos for the people in my subsidy debate.
“The Crisis Started When I Refused His N12.5bn Demand" - DG Adeniyi
— DG Adeniyi says the Chief of Staff asked him for N12.5 billion and all the problem began when he refused to pay.
A Nigerian store owner identified as Big Joe, was shot dead outside his shop in Mpumalamga, over allegations that he was a drug dealer without papers.
Turned out he was a legal immigrant with full government authorization to operate his business. 💔🇿🇦
Very, insensitive of this Tinubu household. Dare mother sold Akara when $1 was about N10 if not same value & here he is comparing that time to now when your profit ends up just paying for either ur tfare or nepa bill for that day. Whether they like it or not, Tinubu has failed
My Mother Sold Akara to Fund My Education. I Hawked Plantains in Jos — Presidential Aide, Sunday Dare, Defends Defends First Lady, Remi Tinubu’s Business Advice
Presidential aide Sunday Dare has defended First Lady Oluremi Tinubu’s remarks encouraging Nigerians to embrace small-scale entrepreneurship, saying there is dignity in starting with modest businesses.
Speaking during an interview, Dare said the First Lady’s message was simply that Nigerians should engage in productive ventures regardless of how small they may seem, noting that the informal sector remains a major driver of Nigeria’s economy.
“When you look at the informal sector of our country, its resilience continues to lift this economy. It’s also because of these small-scale entrepreneurs, those that sell akara. You find them predominantly everywhere, including in the North. They are also significant,” he said.
Dare stressed that the essence of the First Lady’s message was for Nigerians to develop entrepreneurial skills and make use of whatever opportunities are available.
“Our point is that whatever it is, try and do something. Have some level of entrepreneurial skill,” he said.
Recalling his upbringing, Dare said his mother sold akara, bananas and oranges to support the family, while he hawked bananas on his head in markets in Jos, Plateau State.
“Look at me. Wherever I am today, my mother sold akara. My mother sold bananas. I carried bananas on a tray on my head to markets in Jos, Plateau State. My mother sold oranges, and through that, they were able to train me. What is wrong with that? If that was right 60 years ago, what is wrong with that now?” he said.
Dare added that successful entrepreneurs often start with small businesses, citing Aliko Dangote as an example.
“It’s about the capital you have. When you grow these small businesses, you start small. Go and read Dangote’s story. He also started like a trader,” he said.
How can a country like Nigeria run without a budget? They are lying to Tinubu; Nigeria is sinking."
~ Senator Maidoki, after defecting from APC to ADC.