Tony AJ

Many years ago the government provided portable drinking water. Then the supply became unreliable. People complained… nothing changed. Eventually we all got used to it and started digging our own boreholes. Then electricity became the problem. First we bought generators. Now solar panels are popping up on rooftops everywhere. Security? People now pay for private guards, vigilantes, gated estates, CCTV and alarms. Slowly, quietly, Nigerians have become the providers of the very basics a government is supposed to guarantee: Water. Power. Security. At this point I have a genuine question. If citizens are drilling their own water, generating their own electricity, and paying for their own security… What exactly are we paying taxes for?

@EdijalaRachel Right...

@beefytboy i said too accessible,,,,too much of everything is bad

when u are too accessible people will finish ur value

@diamond_qu8132 Real or BBL?

"I can seduce any man I want and he won't be able to resist me" What do you think?

@_DKSP A really messed up situation

@beefytboy You're asking the question we all whisper in our minds every time we pay electricity bills that don't give light, water bills with no water, and security levies on top of vigilante fees. At this point, government don turn to landlord wey no dey fix house bt still dey collect rent

Many years ago the government provided portable drinking water. Then the supply became unreliable. People complained… nothing changed. Eventually we all got used to it and started digging our own boreholes. Then electricity became the problem. First we bought generators. Now solar panels are popping up on rooftops everywhere. Security? People now pay for private guards, vigilantes, gated estates, CCTV and alarms. Slowly, quietly, Nigerians have become the providers of the very basics a government is supposed to guarantee: Water. Power. Security. At this point I have a genuine question. If citizens are drilling their own water, generating their own electricity, and paying for their own security… What exactly are we paying taxes for?

@twitsbyzitta We need serious answers

@beefytboy We will have to ask Nigerian government that question 😔

@Michael24468177 Then we are too relaxed, because this is unacceptable

@beefytboy Our taxes fund their children education and extravagant life styles

@lizzybae042 As is the normal thing

@beefytboy I use salt

Do People really use Sugar to cook yam

@Adeyinkabigboss OK, they have constructed the one in your village?

@beefytboy For the construction of roads and bridges

@isaackings23 We re all running parallel governments in our respective homes as the government does not care.

@beefytboy We're paying taxes to fund a government that isn’t delivering basic services, leaving us to fend for ourselves while they enjoy our hard-earned money. What's the point of taxes when we're the ones providing water, power, and security, essentially becoming our own government?

@diamond_qu8132 How do i stop paying taxes legally?

@beefytboy You see this question is what a lot of people are asking, and yet still no answer. So what can we do?

@oku_yungx Good night beard gang ⚔️

Good night and God Bless you 👏

@OhemaaSikapa0 It's nice to meet you.

@beefytboy Ghana

@john322226 We dey o, hustler no dey sleep.

Everybody don sleep ❤️

Every older sister has that one younger sister who's either your biggest headache or your favourite human-depending on the day.

@BlakAmerikan She is sick a vibe 🤣🤣🤣

@loadedvivi4ever How did that baby get into such a position in a moving vehicle?

Wow, this is the most incredible story! A child fell from a bus window, and a scooter rider, without a second thought, risked everything to save them. Talk about quick thinking and pure courage! 🙏 What an amazing act of heroism. It truly warms my heart to see such bravery.

@rukky_nate People actually do that?

only a sick person will use sugar instead of salt to cook yam.