@_akhimien Potayto potahto.. all of us know what we are doing.
It’s something that has been going on for years. More people are beginning to see it now.
المقطع الاكثر حذفًا في تويتر من امبارح
المقطع ده الفيفا بتطارده بحقوق النشر من امبارح وكل اللي بينشره بيتقفله حسابه او المقطع ينحذف
ده باختصار ملخص الاخطاء التحكيمية امبارح وملخص المدعرة اللي عملها الحكم القذر ضد مصر
اتفرجوا بعينكم … ظلم بيّن وسرقة
@_akhimien Where was the same energy when Austria was fouled in the buildup to Argentina’s first goal?
It’s unbelievable that with all the shirt pulls inside and outside the box, the attempted slaps, no yellow card for Argentina.
FIFA’s golden child indeed.
I keep telling people that a lot of you still don’t understand what “big club” actually means. Success comes and goes, trophies come and go, but size is something completely different.
When Manchester United start winning the league again, that’s when you’ll truly see what global support, attention and noise look like. The whole football world will be forced to pay attention. The motion will be on a different level entirely.
Some clubs are successful, some clubs are great, but very few are genuinely massive. That’s why even after years without a league title, Manchester United still dominates conversations everywhere.
No disrespect, but even Real Madrid no big reach Manchester United when it comes to global attention and moving the football world. When United rise again, una go finally understand the difference between successful and BIG. 😂
A public officer has come out severally to say that he's not a thief.
And up till today, not one security agency has been able to refute that claim.
Peter Obi says he did not steal public funds, instead of those in power to use the instruments of power to prove him wrong, they resort to character assassination, bribery and weaponization of poverty.
If he's a thief, prove it and sue him to court and let him be jailed for being a theif.
You young Nigerians, you'll never see a man like Peter Obi in a very long time.
If he wasn't a threat to the corrupt establishment, they would not even bother discussing him on national TV, their platforms or through paid & hungry agitators.
He's rare and he's unique.
Attacking him makes him stronger.
If your conscience is clear and you want the best for Nigerians and Nigeria, you'll see this.
It's not rocket science.
You hate Peter Obi because he's not your regular politician.
And he doesn't want to buy your votes with money, bags of rice or beans.
Deal with it.
I am a Nigerian.
And I stand with a man that wants to make sure that things are done the right way.
Go and vote for Peter Obi and Kwankwaso for president and vice president.
And satisfy your good conscience.
End.
I pay 42% tax every month in Germany but if:
1. I loose my job, the govt pays me 60% of my salary and help to find a new one
2. I have access to 3 years leave if I have a baby with a percentage of my salary and my job will wait for me until I resume.
3. Education is free in govt schools from primary to PhD
4. For every child I have, they get paid €250 monthly until they turn 18
5. I can buy a monthly ticket of €56 monthly and can travel all around the country via train (not high speed) and buses.
6. At any emergency, once you call the ambulance, it arrives within 20 minutes
7. Deffribilators and SOS access are available at every train station and high ways.
8. If I get stock in a country, I call the govt and they come to my support.
Let me stop here.
You that will pay about 30% tax in Nigeria that was copied 90% from the UK tax law, what will you get?
I know some people still don’t get the danger of this dubious tax reform. so let me break it down.
Yes, workers’ taxes were reduced.
Yes, low-income earners won’t pay income tax.
Yes, some taxes were reduced and consolidated.
But here’s the blindspot.
The money government “removed” will be collected back through sales tax.
Almost everything you buy except basic necessities will now be taxed.
Something you used to buy for ₦5,000 will now cost ₦7,000 because of tax.
Now multiply that extra ₦2,000 by how many times you buy that item in a year.
You will end up paying more than the income tax they claimed to reduce.
And let’s be honest about Nigeria.
Once taxes increase, everything becomes expensive.
Even sellers of tax-exempt goods will raise prices and blame taxes.
Does this government have a real system to control price gouging?
We all know they dont.
Now to the most painful part: the politicians.
When this bill was first introduced, I supported it because it included a pathway for accountability.
Derivation was increased.
Revenue sharing was tied to productivity.
Unproductive politicians were supposed to feel the pressure.
But they went behind our backs and removed the accountability part.
They kept the part where citizens pay more, and dumped the part where leaders are forced to perform.
So what does that mean?
We will keep paying taxes.
Governors will keep collecting money.
And there will still be no accountability.
Corporations will hire tax experts and legally dodge most of this.
The system is broken we know that.
So who really pays?
You and me.
We’ll struggle to afford things we used to buy easily.
Politicians won’t feel it at all because their revenue has increased from our taxes.
Who does that?
If you still don’t understand after this, I honestly can’t help you.
This new tax reform is against the interest of every day Nigerian. Average Nigerians will feel the burn the most. The elite can always evade it.
I'm disappointed in @taiwoyedele. You allowed them use you. I supported the initial one because it was going to eventually make Nigerian leaders productive. However money changed hands, you guys overturned everything and make the tax against the people. What a shame.
This tax reform will be the wakeup call every Nigerian needs. There will be serious chaos. Kenya's revolt will be a joke. You can't take from people you gave nothing to.