@DrOkaforEmmanu1 The people most unhappy with Tinubuโs reforms tend to fall into three broad groups:
1. opposition supporters who are hungry
2. People who are intentionally lazy.
3. Those who previously benefited from the subsidy system.
90% of them are from the North
@AishaYesufu The problem is not the different ways of doing things. The problem is that you always get the same result.
It's like doing 4x + 5 = 25.
You can use different methods to solve but the result is always the same.
@Necessary_Cho There is no blueprint that can solve the corruption in that sector more than removing their stealing incentive.
You are either ignorant or a thief.
@iamAlfredevans7@HighChiefOkoro You are funny human being. You will suffer, end up buying the fuel at black market for N1500 and the money on subsidy has been misplaced.
Which can spell are you under?
@Laurestar@atiku This should be a treasonable offence. To campaign with returning subsidy should be treated as treasonable.
You people are deliberately playing on the emotions of unsuspecting masses.
@moyo54@HabuSadeik I don't think Atiku knows better.
Atiku is known for making reckless economic decisions. He was a custom officer who knows nothing about the consequence of bad economic decisions. I can't trust him.
@OLUWASHINA006@AhmedIbrah99223 You are minding the mumu. They just talk without having deep thinking.
How will they stop hoarding and diversion by filling stations.
They will queue from their house to Adamawa
@AhmedIbrah99223 Ah!
You people are dull.
When they said you should do 3x+ 4= 18 find x. You didn't know the relevance.
What would you do when the filling station close to your house bought cheap and refuse to sell for your car and force you to black mkt?
Will you go and buy at Dangote refinery?
@USMOVIC What that means is that, when government subsidized the fuel, your filling stations will buy it from the depot at less than N100, take it to their station, keep hoard it, create artificial scarcity, you will be forced to go to black market and buy at 3K.
It has happened before.
@RetsonTedheke01 I understand that you guys don't like the APC and this government. But it is a show of poor thinking to assume that bringing back the subsidy could relive the economy.
It is also substantially correct that more than 27 states in Nigeria were struggling to pay salary prior 2023.
@ARISEtv I can assure Nigerians that if government subsidises petrol and pegs it at โฆ400/L, many of us will still effectively buy it at โฆ1,000 only this time, through shortages, queues and black markets. A cheap official price means little if the fuel isn't available.