It may not bother some people, but the continued detention of @elrufai is not about justice; it is political vendetta. It is easy to look the other way because he is not your headache, and perhaps because you don’t consider him a nice person. But that is exactly how oppression works, it becomes acceptable when the victim is someone we dislike. Once injustice is tolerated against one person, it becomes easier to use it against everyone else. #FreeElRufaiNow
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@yabaleftonline You have mineral resources, and petrol, why not make use of it, tax is for countries that survive on import and export basically and don't have any source of revenue generation. So explain it to us why we are being taxed. When you can't account for the petroleum department & ....
After Nyesom Wike was appointed the FCT minister, one thing supporters of the president were saying was that only northerners were occupying the position. But today, we have all come to realise that he was appointed for one major purpose, and that is to steal people's lands, and convert even government lands to personal use amongst themselves.
Imagine converting a land meant for a hospital for the people of the Wuye District into a residential area. It is duty of government to build the hospital, not steal the land.
The only reason they do things like these is because they and their families don't seek medical attention in Nigeria. I have said it over and over that the FCT residents must stand up to Wike and say enough is enough.
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UK 🇬🇧 VS NIGERIA 🇳🇬: IS PETROL MORE AFFORDABLE IN THE UK THAN IN NIGERIA?
Petrol Prices (USD per litre)
🇬🇧 UK — $2.13 (₦2,890 per litre)
🇳🇬 Nigeria — $0.96 (₦1,300 per litre)
Minimum Wage
🇬🇧 UK — £1,953.60/month ($2,656.90/month using £1 = $1.36)
🇳🇬 Nigeria — ₦70,000/month ($51.60/month using $1 = ₦1,357)
Fuel Affordability Relative to Minimum Wage
🇬🇧 UK — 1,247 litres
🇳🇬 Nigeria — 54 litres
Hours Worked to Buy 50 Litres
🇬🇧 UK — 6.2 hours
🇳🇬 Nigeria — 192 hours
While petrol prices were higher in the UK than in Nigeria, UK workers could afford far more litres of fuel relative to their wages compared to Nigerian workers.
Note: Exchange rates used—£1 = $1.36 | $1 = ₦1,357
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(UK Government, GlobalPetrolPrices, NLC, CBN, XE)