Rayban25:


you wey get IQ you don chop today?

all these products of rainy season miscreants.

ismhab:


It will reach 1k plus per litter.

ogododo:



https://dailytrust.com/full-speech-tinubus-speech-on-current-economic-challenges/

TalkingBird:
I know that I spend more on fuel now. I spend 3 times more than i used to with very strict movement plan.

It used to be 5k every week now 15k with restrictions in movement.

I was benefiting from fuel subsidy. I deed and wish to have it back.

But the reality is prophecy must fulfill.
The situation is caused by the one who prophesied about it but by the person who knows he has a short period of time left.

sadly the suffering will continue for the majority.

It truly does not belong to man to direct his steps.


It is harder because of the hypnotism.

Curse777:


Let me measure your Administrative ability as a human

Let's say you become The President today

1: No Subsidy in 2022/2023 budget

There are some of the many options I would take:
a. Secure a supplementary budget to retain subsidy until year end 2023 even if it means getting a loan.
b. Deep dive into the inefficiencies of the current fuel subsidy system to block all leakages as a point of national emergency. Pardon my french but you get the idea.
c. Immediately institute an external audit of NNPC and ruthlessly address all issues thrown up from the audit. Do the same for NPA and customs and eliminate the ridiculous tariffs that have crippled our revenue generation by giving rise to importers seeking alternatives like shipping through Benin or worse still smuggling.
d.ensure at least 1 refinery comes up before the end of the year and at least 3 comes up before the end of 2024.
e. Implement at least 5 CNG conversion centers

2: inflation is going up.

[b]a. provide tax incentives and loans for massive food importation to ensure massive Increased food supply at lower prices. This will help stabilise food prices.
b. Implement a task force to focus on the food supply chain bottlenecks such as infrastructure deficit in the rural areas, storage deficits, multiple taxation of food transporters which all contribute to inflated food prices. Combine that with agric loans to farmers and inputs like access to tractors and fertilizers for farm cooperatives and ensure judicious use of these supplies to avoid corruption and failure of these policies.
c. Massive food cultivation and incentives to go into all kinds of farming across the country.
d. Significant support for small and medium sized businesses and entrepreneurs by providing soft loans on merit to deserving candidates nationwide to help their businesses grow and stimulate the economy.
e. Conduct a massive overhaul of governance spending and implement austerity measures to cut government spending by at least 40% with those savings directly invested in funding CNG conversion subsidies across the 36 states.

There are so many things that can and should be done. I've not spoken on education, health or security. Let's just start with these for the economy
[/b]


3: your next budget is after fully setting up all commitee of National Assembly


What will you do?!

Give an insight

Dittodat:



I guess poverty has deprived you of the small intelligence you had previously.
Hunger is bad. I have 99 problems but food is not one of them.

Pls get lost

frog12:
so those small select group of people no get names??

the sheep shouting wolf anyhow!

grandstar:
I am not a fan of government soft loans to business. They are usually squandered.

It would have been better if the CBN fought inflation. Tinubu and the CBN do not want the economy to enter a recession and have therefore been dovish about inflation.

Low inflation would be the best present to the suffering masses. Next should be to bring commercial lending rates from banks down to single digits. Rates of 9% and less should be the standard. This will help certain perk up the economy

Vadese1:
Reading Tinubu script is a total waste of time. The man has no knowledge of the position he is holding. A very useless and unproductive President.

grandstar:
I am not a fan of government soft loans to business. They are usually squandered.

It would have been better if the CBN fought inflation. Tinubu and the CBN do not want the economy to enter a recession and have therefore been dovish about inflation.

Low inflation would be the best present to the suffering masses. Next should be to bring commercial lending rates from banks down to single digits. Rates of 9% and less should be the standard. This will help certain perk up the economy

happney65:
Subsidy money that could have been better spent on bettering your lot has been funnelled into the pockets of a select few but since I am too cowardly to address these few, the rest of the 200m of you have to suffer.

A correct interpretation of Bubala's tonight's speech.

ogododo:



https://dailytrust.com/full-speech-tinubus-speech-on-current-economic-challenges/

ogododo:



https://dailytrust.com/full-speech-tinubus-speech-on-current-economic-challenges/

God2man2again:
Our salary review is coming.....

ogododo:



https://dailytrust.com/full-speech-tinubus-speech-on-current-economic-challenges/

Dittodat:



15. To strengthen the manufacturing sector, increase its capacity to expand and create good paying jobs, we are going to spend N75 billion between July 2023 and March 2024. Our objective is to fund 75 enterprises with great potential to kick-start a sustainable economic growth, accelerate structural transformation and improve productivity. Each of the 75 manufacturing enterprises will be able to access N1 Billion credit at 9% per annum with maximum of 60 months repayment for long term loans and 12 months for working capital.


16. Our administration recognises the importance of micro, small and medium-sized enterprises and the informal sector as drivers of growth. We are going to energise this very important sector with N125 billion.

17. Out of the sum, we will spend N50 billion on Conditional Grant to 1 million nano businesses [/b]between now and March 2024. Our target is to give N50,000 each to 1,300 nano business owners in each of the 774 local governments across the country.


18. Ultimately, this programme will further drive financial inclusion by onboarding beneficiaries into the formal banking system. In like manner, we will fund [b]100,000 MSMEs and start-ups with N75 billion. Under this scheme, each enterprise promoter will be able to get between N500,000 to N1million at 9% interest per annum and a repayment period of 36 months.


Those are 4 to 5 different business opportunities. Start using your brain and stop wailing all over the place.
Some will take advantage of it, and people like you will come back to claim that the govt made them prosperous many years from now. But when the opportunities were made available today, you are so blinded by the cacophony of politics that you failed to see them.
Some are already thinking about how to get some of this money for real and viable businesses.


Dey there dey wail and cry. Shiiiooorrrrr

Lazy bums like you are expecting him to say that he will give everyone 1 Million naira each abi? The money wey country no get.
Olodo

obi58:
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Ozommadu:


Stop defending rubbish, speech without action is tantamount to rubbish...just two months in office and Nigerians are seeing hell while tinubu and his cronies share billions to themselves.

People are already protesting in oyo and osun state but you're here disgracing yourself

UnfairLife7:
Mr Emilokan you still never tell us the opportunity you yourself want to take advantage of o

You dey give us copy and paste

Block head like him master