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Waoh! Such a torchy reality truth. Think wisely . Pray hard. Not all obstacles are evil. Some are preparing you for greater tomorrow.
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I wish all the political elites in this country watch this video and assumed the man is their “son”.
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The politics of deception has expiring date. But the wisdom of Solomon is that with which man upgrades himself. Nigerians are wiser now. #cheapfuel is all we want.
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It’s highly disingenuous listening to Solomon and his angle of presentation. It is also very sacrilege and unpardonable. But all the same, Allah is Al Gaffaru.
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This disaster is as a result of artificial dams built. I pray the artificial intelligence being developed now will not be “a disaster” tomorrow.
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This man is been truthful by the half.
After watching Zacch Adedeji asking “what would they do differently?” and saying Nigerians are below the level of the reforms to Tinubu….
As a Nigerian leaving in Manitoba, let me show you what the Canadian 🇨🇦 (and Manitoba) government is actually doing differently to ease the burden on ordinary people:
1. Just added 75,100 jobs in one month (unemployment at a 2-year low of 6.4%). Manitoba alone added almost 6,000.
2. Homeowners in Manitoba get up to a $1,600 property tax credit this year (rising again next year).
3. Canada Child Benefit increased up to $8,157 per young child (tax-free monthly support).
3. Rent Assist and housing benefits for low-income renters in Manitoba.
4. New Groceries & Essentials Benefit, extra cash for food and daily costs.
5. Cut the first income tax rate so middle-class families keep more of their pay.
6. Suspended federal fuel tax, cheaper gas at the pump, FHSA for first-time home buyers.
Reforms that don’t reduce the pain ordinary people feel every day are just theory.
Governments exist to make life more bearable for the masses, not to lecture them that they “don’t understand the level.”
Should leaders be asking this citizens “what would you do differently” while people are struggling or should they be solving the problem?
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They are fake data. Nothing is realistic in all their presentations to the president and I believe the knows they are lying.
Government officials can celebrate GDP growth, foreign reserves and other statistics from air-conditioned conference rooms, but ordinary Nigerians have become unwilling economists, calculating every cup of rice, every litre of fuel and every transport fare before deciding what their families can afford,” he said.
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Am not sure these people are in tune with the reality on ground. How do you reform and make people’s life difficult while the very few of you live in open opulence? These are all recipe for disaster awaiting.
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How do explain the astronomical increase in the cost of living and pushing majority of people to poverty level and you are justifying the economic reforms? It doesn’t tally. Check the cost of fuel prices and Nigeria major problem is solved.
WATCH: ‘Those Complaining About Economy, What Would They Do Differently?’ — Tinubu’s Tax Chief Zacch Adedeji Says Nigerians Are Below Tinubu’s Reform Level
More on SaharaTV: youtu.be/O5g4QQOhAmk
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They will rather divert all the proceeds from taxes to private pocket. The level of funds diversion now is unprecedented.
If true, this is a deeply insensitive statement.
But to answer the question of what I would have done differently, I can just look at the UK’s Andy Burnham who is trying to tackle the cost of living.
In just 19 days, he has:
- removed the 5% VAT on domestic electricity (it is 7.5% in Nigeria)
- capped bus fares at £2 per ride by reimbursing private sector operators of the difference in real costs
- pledged a 20% cut in business rates for pubs and clubs (an important part of British social life)
- maintained and adjusted Universal Credit to favour the poorest and most vulnerable.
So, I would have used the increasing tax revenue to tackle the cost of living. That is what I would have done differently at my own level. Hope that helps.
I am Ezemmuo. I know things.
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Umahi can’t build the bridges in bayelsa state creeks. It’s not just possible. Nigerians are wiser than 1990s now.
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Nigeria has more than enough funds to establish bigger industries than Btex in the republic of Benin. All our govt do is fraudulent projects like roads, buildings and insensitive infrastructure that has no direct link.
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