Seriki Integrity News Today

"E ba gbe epo pa mo". "E ba so petrol di N500, a ma dibo, a ma wole" - (Even if you hoard fuel or hike the pump price of petrol to N500, we will vote, we will win) –Tinubu's speech during his pre-election campaign in Abeokuta So Tinubu knew that some people can hoard petrol and artificially hike pump prices, then why can't he resume office first, study the papers and the inconsistent figures and correct what he knew oil mafias do before even talking of removal of ...

It's too early to criticise a new government, but it's not early to hail to high heaven a new govt when routine things done are seen as spectacular. Same Abobakus illogic since 1999, but the idiocy heightened during the Buhari Seriki Integrity regime. It's now being repeated under Tinubu. Laughable because many people don't learn from their past good and bad experiences.  

Government can no longer fund university education anymore – Tinubu   This is Tinubu government's economic class war against the poor and the struggling working class. Hiked fuel prices and commercialisation of education are condemnable. Even after the removal of the "oil subsidy"? That's interesting. But the government can fund huge presidency bills, daily looting by people in power and looting for life pensions for ex-governors and presidents which run into billions of n...

Nigerians may be paying more taxes indirectly than those in the UK and the US relatively because a Nigerian adult with a family is a local government himself/herself. He struggles to build his house, build his borehole, and pay for transformer repair regularly (I just paid N5,000 for transformer repair in my Lagos residence, and paid almost N100,000 for acquiring a transformer in my village residence).  

What will be going on in the mind of Seriki Integrity, if he has shame, as he inaugurates the Dangote refinery today after his own failed promises to repair old & build new refineries?   Fuel: Buhari’s unkept promises, failures and bungled subsidy policy - Premium Times    Muhammadu Buhari and his party, All Progressives Congress (APC), repeatedly criticised past governments for failing to solve Nigeria’s perennial petroleum sector problems.