Ya Allah I donβt need much currently
Make I just receive even if na unexpected 5k
@Hauwajiyah01 u go see 500 naira chop for that money. And I go spend the rest
Sir, I would advise you to mute this conversation if you do not fully understand the economics behind Atikuβs subsidy reversal proposal.
But if you insist on engaging the issue, then please explain clearly why Atikuβs proposal is wrong. Explain the economics behind your argument, identify the specific flaws in the proposal, and show Nigerians, with evidence, why you believe it would fail.
What you should not do is misrepresent a complex petroleum pricing and subsidy regime from two decades ago and present it as conclusive evidence against a policy proposal being made today.
Our veteran presidential candidate @atiku, your proposed production subsidy was tried when you were vice president about 20 years ago. It failed. President Obasanjo ordered NNPC to pay the full international price for refinery crude. Read the submission hereπ
Ameen Ya Rabbi, Khadijat. Jazakumllahu khairan for your kind prayer. May Allah accept it, reward you abundantly, and grant us the wisdom, strength and sincerity to serve our people well.
Please help me explain this plan to your friends, sisters, and neighbours. Tell them to think of the woman who wakes up early, prepares her children for school, goes to the market, keeps her small business running and still has to make sure there is food on the table at night. When fuel is cheaper, her transport costs less, the food she buys can cost less, running her shop becomes easier, and she has a little more left in her purse for her children and her home. That is the kind of relief I want Nigerian women to feel in their everyday lives.
That is what my production subsidy is about: support what we refine here, create jobs here, reduce the cost of fuel here, and make everyday life more affordable for Nigerian families.
With understanding, support and collective effort, we can make Nigeria affordable again. Ameen. -AA
I donβt expect you to join this social media campaign or pressure being mounted by a group of individuals who seem to believe they can control all @OPay_NG customers.
Imagine struggling for years to build a company, investing your time, resources, and effort until it finally gains the trust and acceptance of the public. Then, someone wakes up one day and makes allegations capable of damaging or crippling everything you have worked so hard to build. Do you honestly think a simple βsorryβ or merely deleting the tweet would be enough for you?
We need to be objective and avoid being biased in this saga. Just because she is like a sister to some of us does not mean we should be afraid to speak the truth.
What I expect from those trying to turn this matter into a religion, regional or sentimental issue is for them to swallow their pride and appeal to @OPay_NG to temper justice with mercy.
She should also be given the opportunity to publicly clarify the situation, especially through local-language media platforms, by stating clearly that the allegations she made against @OPay_NG were false.
She should then sincerely apologise to the company and to everyone who may have been affected or discouraged by her posts, while encouraging customers to continue their legitimate banking transactions with OPay.
Dear @OPay_NG, Haifa has admitted her mistakes and genuinely regrets them.
Please release her and give her a second chance. Your customers are watching. Donβt let this become a bigger issue than it needs to https://t.co/egC2yCEfPI may start losing customers.
Free Haifa! π
After carefully looking at Atiku Abubakarβs, @atiku proposal on reversing the hardship caused by subsidy removal, I believe the conversation should go beyond politics and focus on one important question: How has the removal of subsidy improved the lives of ordinary Nigerians?
Atikuβs position, as I understand it, is fundamentally about restoring the purchasing power of Nigerians and reducing the unbearable cost of living. His proposed intervention should not be viewed as a return to the old, unclear and corruption-ridden subsidy regime, but as an opportunity to develop a more targeted, transparent and accountable system that protects Nigerians while supporting domestic production and refining.
I believe that if implemented, the economic impact will be felt across all social classes.
For the vulnerable, cheaper energy and transportation could help reduce the daily pressure of rising food prices and movement costs.
For the working class, it could mean more disposable income, as a larger portion of their salaries would no longer be swallowed by transportation and energy expenses.
For students and young people, lower transportation costs could make education, job hunting and small-scale businesses more affordable.
For farmers, cheaper fuel could reduce the cost of transporting agricultural produce from farms to markets, potentially helping to reduce food inflation.
For small and medium-scale businesses, especially those dependent on petrol and diesel generators, lower energy costs could reduce production expenses, encourage expansion and help protect jobs.
For the middle class and investors, improved purchasing power could stimulate demand for goods and services, strengthen businesses and create a more active economy.
My reason is simple: an economy cannot grow sustainably when the majority of its citizens have lost their purchasing power. When transportation, energy and food consume almost everything people earn, businesses struggle, consumption falls and poverty expands.
Nigeria needs an economic model that does not merely celebrate government savings on paper while citizens experience increasing hardship in their daily lives.
Economic reforms should put money back into the productive lives of Nigerians, not simply remove money from their pockets.
I hereby endorse Atikuβs subsidy reversal proposal because we cannot continue to suffer while those in government continue to live luxurious lifestyles and keep telling Nigerians to endure pain and hardship without providing a clear timeframe for when things will improve.
Nigerians deserve relief. Nigerians deserve purchasing power. Nigerians deserve an economy that works for the people, irrespective of their social class.
As such, @Ubando001 is inviting Nigerians to support Atiku and join the movement to restore economic dignity, hope and our national pride as Nigerians.
I love seeing people who truly believe in their cause. Youβre a veteran politician, young, talented, and focused. This is what it means to put national interest above emotions and personal sentiments.
Breaking news
I concern citizen Faruk Makwa @Farouk_Mokwa has officially submitted a Freedom of Information (FOI) Request to the administration of His Excellency, Mohammed Umaru Bago, @HonBago.
The request has been duly submitted, and we are now awaiting an official response from the administration.
Transparency, accountability, and access to public information are essential pillars of good governance.
We hope the request will receive the necessary attention and a timely response in accordance with the provisions of the Freedom of Information
Act.
The public will be updated as developments unfold.
Today, I join many others in celebrating @Esteembehemoth a very committed, dedicated, and passionate young person who continues to demonstrate loyalty, resilience, and a strong sense of responsibility. Your commitment to the things you believe in and the energy you bring to every cause you support are truly commendable. Young people like you represent the strength and potential of our generation. Happy birthday senior man
Happy Birthday to a senior brother and a leader @Esteembehemoth πΎ.
May the good lord continue to increase you more in good health.
- Comr. Abdulazeez Adamu (CAA)
None of the presidential aspirants in the opposition is calling the government to account, demanding respect for the rule of law, and advocating for the welfare of citizens like Atiku Abubakar. It is clear that Atiku remains the only true opposition gladiator in Nigeriaβs current political space.
Inna lillahi wa inna ilayhi rajiβun. It is with a heavy heart that I announce the passing of my beloved aunty. I woke up this morning to the heartbreaking news of her demise. ππ
The APC and its media supporters have embarked on another deceitful tactic. You may soon see some of them claiming that certain voices are doctored. Donβt fall for the trap.
This could be another political strategy aimed at discrediting genuine voices and undermining the strength and will of the people. Nigerians must remain vigilant and refuse to be manipulated by propaganda.
So it also happened in Biu Borno state, ths crowd was gathered by Muktar Betara their loved house of reps member, when they shouted Nigeria the crowd answered Sai Atiku.
Lessons will be learned this election, I believe APC will even be afraid to mention Tinubu in their campaigns
Anywhere the conversation is about the security of lives and property, the well-being and social welfare of the people, youβll always find Gimbiya deeply passionate about it. @FaiyitSylvester, youβre doing remarkably well in promoting good governance and supporting a formidable candidate for the good people of Kebbi State under the ADC. Keep up the great work
Sai Godeya the incoming