Nigeria Has Had Enough Economic Experiments; What We Need Now Is Political Structure - Sambo/Amadi

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• ST

  @stankwus8679 · 5 hours ago

  Look at these great minds. This conversation was  so insightful.  Thank you  Prof Amadi and Sambo gor your honest  analysis on the subject  matter.

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• AM

  @AmannaPlacid · 3 hours ago

  Wow! Mr. Charles, can you please bring these men back again and give them more time to really express their unbiased opinion? I hope Abat will borrow a leaf from Mr Sambo for speaking truth to power. Thank you Mr Charles for your great work.

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• TU

  @tundeobasa8481 · 6 hours ago

  Somner is a fantastic analyst and I love listening to him. His point about political reforms and how it's going to automatically reduce cost of governance is excellent. The other man is also smart but you can clearly tell his political leanings by talking about commitment to the people. How do you test that like Charles also said. Is it Obi that you will say is not committed or Sowore or Adewole 😢

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• AB

  @abiodunofagbor739 · 5 hours ago

  Great Conversation Great Job 👍

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• LI

  @Light-b2l · 1 hour ago

  You don't need restructuring to reduce the cost of governance.

• IF

  @ifeoluwaoni8486 · 3 hours ago (edited)

  The problem was compounded by Trump&apos;s war in the middle east. Even with subsidy, petrol was still between 850 naira to 900 naira before the war in Iran. Let&apos;s be truthful. Only very few countries in the world was bold enough to call Trump out for destroying the world&apos;s economy during the just concluded UN meeting. Only Brazil, China, and I think Turkey.<br><br>Fuel subsidy must never return to Nigeria in whatever form these other candidates were trying to advocate. Nigerians are too smart at stealing. They will eventually outsmart the system.<br><br>Investment should be made in building up people&apos;s purchasing power, by attracting investment in Agriculture, Agricultural value chain, food processing, manufacturing, power, and education. These sectors are the sectors capable of generating employments in millions <br><br>To cut the cost of transportation, CNG vehicles be deployed massively at both state and federal level. State governments in particular should please take responsibility of building CNG stations too rather than building unnecessary bridges

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• IB

  @ibukunogunfeitimi5645 · 5 hours ago

  The endless talking by other parties yet to provide their credible plans costed for scrutiny and ready for implementation straightaway as the founder supports the progressive ABAT to acceleration of sustainable growth innovation with policies 💡 💭

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• VE

  @veritasforum-ti5ni · 3 hours ago

  I have said it so many times and I am happy Sambo just said what I have been saying. &nbsp;Political reform. <br>Far far more than economic reforms, Nigeria urgently needs Political reforms.

• SI

  @sindialbert7628 · 3 hours ago

  Prince Adewole and Sowore said it since 2023 that subsidy has to stay I quite agree with AAC and SDP on fuel subsidy

• CH

  @chidoijeoma6677 · 4 hours ago

  Sambo looks like a younger Tinubu 😂😂😂

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• CO

  @Copengng · 1 hour ago

  The idea is having the crude and refinery. <br>Is has refineries but does more of crude import and refine... <br>Reason for the high price, <br>But when u have the crude and u refine it urself... <br>The fuel price will be low.

• AD

  @adeoluadeyanju3145 · 3 hours ago

  This one called amadi is so partisan, obidient of course