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@toonithecreator asked us what will cause a run off in election and for this week on #AskLearnPolitics we decided to answer with a breakdown of it.
Read through and retweet for someone to learn😊
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One of the greatest injustices in this country has to be those government-owned refineries and steel companies
They knew they weren't going to work, yet they kept sinking our commonwealth into it, without producing a single output. God sees all, and his justice is waiting.
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Use his intellectual prowess to buy fuel at 700 per litre this morning as you go about your business. 🫵🏾😁
Olayinka Afeez😎@layeenka
@toonithecreator I am talking about their intellectual prowess o.
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He's saying it as if this is the first time Tinubu is running lmaoo
There's a reason Tinubu failed to show up (same as Buhari) at Presidential debates...
We are living in Tinubu's economic policies already and you will use ₦1300 to buy fuel again this morning
Olayinka Afeez😎@layeenka
I'll actually pay anything to see Atiku, Tinubu, and Obi in a presidential debate. Hosted by a credible and unbiased presenter. I'll want the presenter to ask them questions on economic policies. You guys will see something, I swear. Lmaoooo
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One was actually arranged that Tinubu refused to attend.
Olayinka Afeez😎@layeenka
I'll actually pay anything to see Atiku, Tinubu, and Obi in a presidential debate. Hosted by a credible and unbiased presenter. I'll want the presenter to ask them questions on economic policies. You guys will see something, I swear. Lmaoooo
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Very fit, agile and proper.
Seyi Makinde run marathons, he can run Nigeria.
GSM - Omituntun 3.0
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"Local bag of rice — ₦32 in 1980 (₦20,000 bought 625 bags). Today, that same ₦20,000 buys barely a third of a bag." It's worth more than ₦40 million today.
P.S: Not a publicly available tool yet, but some perspective for everyone.
Trending Explained@TrendingEx
“I started Silverbird Entertainment Group in 1980 with ₦20,000 I borrowed from my siblings after I returned to Nigeria.” — Ben Murray-Bruce
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Some Nigerians are genuinely too criminal in nature. This is why some people eventually push to trigger the criminal component of what would normally remain a civil matter.
When law enforcement gets involved against someone like this, people may start shouting oppression or wickedness, but look at what the same person was comfortable doing to another human being. Another man lost his job because of his greed
Objectv Media@objectvmedia
Dear Mr. Sunday Obuseh, we are constrained to finally make this open appeal to you after all efforts made privately to you were ignored. Sometime in February a contact who had you as beneficiary in their bank app mistakenly forwarded to you a sum of N4,020,000 which was meant for business to another beneficiary. After all entreaties and eventual court order, you reluctantly reversed only N2,030,000. Since then, you’ve blocked the contact from reaching you again. We tried to make peace between you by sending you message but you ignored. The man who erroneously made the transfer to you has now been stopped from work due to this and has his benefits used to cover loses that occasioned from the error. It is ungidly to treat fellow human this way. You can still retrace Mr. Obuseh!
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Finance folks defending policies that only work on paper while their quality of life keeps declining just to maintain some fake sense of intellectual superiority. If the economics never translates to real life, what does that tell you, Einstein?
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He has been in office for close to 4 years. Why not ask him his achievements?😂 You're talking as if both of them are aspirants.
Not the little B 💕✨@BlehisBack
My own is that moderators should not waste our time asking fluffy questions. Ask the hard questions on policy and governance. Let people clearly know where each candidate stands. Questions like: - Where do you stand on food importation vs local production? - What is your stance on fuel subsidy removal or reinstatement? - Should the naira be market determined or heavily defended? - Do you support state police or not? - What is your position on restructuring and fiscal federalism? - What is your outlook for the tax regime we currently operate in? Retain status quo or further reform - What is your stance on privatization vs government ownership? - Should electricity remain subsidized? - What is your position on minimum wage increases? - Should tertiary education be largely free or market driven? - What is your stance on removing import waivers and loopholes for big businesses? - What is your stance on local refining vs continued fuel importation? - What specific reforms would you make to the civil service? - How exactly do you plan to reduce inflation without damaging growth? Not “what inspires you?”or “tell us about your childhood struggles” please.
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It started with "tap current" in secondary school, mind you.
OT@Intellectual_OT
Sexual harassment in this country is so passive and it’s disgusting.
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