@Imranmuhdz This sets a concerning precedent. What does this communicate to international investors considering Nigeria as a place to invest and create value?An entrepreneur enters the market, establishes a business, and itโs then subject to takeover under nationalization.I donโt endorse ๐ค
@NigAffairs@woye1 I had that thought too, but what about the consequences? You'll subsidize fuel here, but won't even see it. Our marketers will sell it to neighboring countries for a higher profit margin. In fact, you're asking Dangote to subsidize fuel for the whole of Africa.
@VideoClipForAll @CollinsofYork If I speak up, they'll accuse us of backing Tinubu. Like, we condemned the system, now we're okay with selling cheap crude to Dangote? Marketers will just buy subsidized fuel and sell it abroad for profit. What are we even trying to achieve here? I don tire for Nigerian ๏ฟฝ๏ฟฝ๏ฟฝ๐ฉ
@egi_nupe And when his people threaten to remove him, he will stage a walk out on the red chamber using Nnamdi Kanu or marginalization as a yardstick. Then, they will praise him that he is working and vote him back. Person way dey red chamber since I was 5 years old
@winexviv Unpopular opinion: Personally, I'm not sold on free education - think it's done more harm than good, stifling potential instead of nurturing it
@winexviv The government should focus on oversight, regulation, and targeted support rather than direct management of institutions. For instance, providing schools with resources can enhance education accessibility.
You where born and bred a Catholic... Baptism, communion, confirmation. suddenly you deviate and join the new generation church because it's giving the aesthetics you want to feed on. That St Michaels Choir you never wanted to join as a Catholic, That youth you refused to join
@FinPlanKaluAja1 The unfortunate part is that many POS vendors position themselves right next to working ATMs to conduct their business. Iโm not sure if this is due to technical issues with ATMs, laziness, or even illiteracy. That said, the overabundance of POS terminals isnโt the fault of the NG
@FinPlanKaluAja1 Correct me if Iโm wrong, but the purpose of introducing POS was to enable seamless or cashless transactions. However, Nigerians, being as innovative as they areโor claim to beโhave turned it into a money-making venture.
@FinPlanKaluAja1 What is the aftermath of implementing dis 2 policies?? Isnโt dat wat we are experiencing?? I need to be explained 2 like a child, I am nt understanding