This country, my beloved Nigeria i dont know what they have turned you into. Its so sad that a country whose minimum wage is 18,000 and it still hasn't been implemented in some states has increased fuel price by a whooping 120%,who does that?
They say they want to improve the lives of the people how, how,how? all the years that they had to improve it, build good roads, infrastructure, education nothing its now with this money they want to do that.....lol jokers.
Do these idiots reason at all as in do they,transportation would definitely increase by a 100%, food,and all other amenities and they say they want to help Nigerians, the only people they are helping is themselves so they should better cut the crap and get their heads straight.
Why people live in the now baffles me, all this money and fuel u amass wont take you to heaven oh! e de beru olorun,(why una no dey far God,why?)
If you live in Ikeja, and work in Yaba, your daily danfo fare is now N500, or N15,000 per month. On a salary of N18,000, Jonathan will spend N1b on feeding,N335m to buy utensils,N2b to travel etc,but he cant subsidize fuel ?SHAME!
All the budget allocation they do, what happens to the money and somebody thinks they would die good death, fa fa fa foul
Jonathan is a big disgrace and may God reward him and his cabinet, Amen.
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1 comment:
when you can't trust someone with smaller responsibility, how can you entrust them with bigger one?
when government over the years have not show sincerity of purpose with other profit/allocations they've made in the past, is it possible that they will spend the subsidy removal to improve our collective lives in critical areas?
unfortunately the answer is NO.
the truth now is; they have more than enough money to share at all levels; education, transportation, electricity, roads, mass houses, 9ja delta clean up,jobs creation etc WILL NOT IMPROVE.
we shall see.
l support peaceful civil disobidience to force a reversal. and l will participate
yomi
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