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I do not like a lot of things about this man, but this right here, is the absolute truth! But of course, government officials benefit incredibly from running the oil sector, so they won't pull out, even if it is at the detriment of the masses.
ReplyDeleteWhat a country!
They can’t get out of it. Nigerians like free or cheap but there’s a price
DeleteFree school, cheap school, subsidies and the list goes on. But see all our free things
The govt should sell the oil & gas sector? Lobatan.
ReplyDeleteHe made sense , but the only reason I disagree is that the money that will come out from fuel subsidy will still be shared amongst them. No meaningful thing will be done with it. It’s better we’re all chopping from our national cake in the form of subsidy
ReplyDeleteFact and true.
ReplyDeleteThe money will come from where??? If one sector fails, are they not supposed to look for alternatives??
ReplyDeleteWhen you vote for illiterates and supporting people whose claim to presidency is cos 'It's his turn', Nigerians will keep getting policies filled with idiocy.
AMETHYST
SIMPLY PUT!
DeleteThank you.
Hmmmmm
ReplyDeleteMaybe first time I will be in agreement with El-rufai
ReplyDeleteI see !!
ReplyDeleteHmmmmm 🤔 it's well, all will be hmmmm, remaining small...
ReplyDeleteHe's right.but corruption wouldn't allow the subsidy money be accounted for
ReplyDeleteRefineries paying billions in salaries even though they are non-functional. So it is like paying people for doing nothing.
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