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It's not Nigerians that GEJ was scared of - it was the US government.
Which is the problem I have with him. If you don't go into Aso Rock fully prepared to die, then why are you even there? If you know that they knocked off Murtala, Abacha and Yar'adua and you still chose to occupy that seat, that means you were prepared to die and you had made peace with it.
So I don't understand why he was so terrified of facing Gaddafi's fate. If I ever have the opportunity to be in charge of Africa's most important country, I'd consider it a privilege to die if that's what it took to improve 200 million lives.
Anyway, to each his own. Some countries are blessed with Ibrahim Traores. Others have weak men who piss in their pants whenever someone mentions the word "America" near them. As I've said before, if Nigerians go extinct, I hope our Sahelian brothers inherit Nigeria and make better use of it.
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What Nigerians must understand is that the Tinubu Administration’s push to publicly list NNPC on the Stock Exchange is designed to permanently end petrol subsidies.
Once NNPC goes public, no future president can ever lower fuel prices or bring subsidies back.
Here is why:
@el_bonga Oga nothing...tell him to put that money into mutual funds...no business in Nigeria is worth your stress. Buy orange from Benue 1 bag 10-13k and resell in orange market for 28k . Sounds like rocket science, tell him to make research for himself... he'll understand better