Like i told you earlier that am a young promising lad with multiple ambition...am inspired easily and am loving it..
Most of the time i dreamt of being a great football player,“read more”world Afro rapper, author,film writer to mention but few...have been working on some of my dreams lately and i think i had a result in being a rapper.
This is one of my mix tape i did. Hope you like it...its hot though....">
Monday, 20 February 2012
Its been a while.....
i know with no doubt in your mind and mine i can figure out that have not post just a dot on here this year....
not my fault but the Economy of this my God will soon bless country......lately i have encountered so many problem...one from my ISP, and secondly the situation arising in the country, lastly i have personal problem which i can discuss privately..."if you are so much interested"...i will like to say something on the soo called FUEL SUBSIDY REMOVAL on the NIGERIAN economy...precisely the impact and shortcomings of the policy....
1. Increase in cost of production – Removing fuel subsidy while at the same time devaluing the naira would result in increase in the cost of production for the few companies that are still existing. This would lead to more job losses (as the companies would be forced to down-size in order to survive) in addition to the unavoidable increase in the cost of the companies products.
secondly....2. Increase in the cost of providing services – Removal of fuel subsidy will render the proposed 2012 budget estimates
“read more” because the astronomical inflation arising from subsidy removal would not have been factored into the budget. It will certainly cost much more to construct a kilometer of road or a bore-hole for example when subsidy is removed. In actual fact, simple photocopying paper would cost much more post subsidy removal than is the case now. So how can anyone convince us to expect more dividends of democracy when fuel subsidy is removed?
3. Increase in the cost of transportation – Everybody appreciates the fact that when motorists pay more for fuel, the transport fare increases. This has been the case even when the increase is only marginal. In the particular case where the cost of fuel is expected to double, the increase in transport fare will be astronomical.
This will in turn affect everything else – school fees, house rent, just name it.
4. Increase in cost of living – In addition to school fees, house rent, etc. the cost of every item of food will astronomically increase with removal of fuel subsidy and, for all sane people, this is where the trouble is. When poor people are unable to eat or afford the full square meal as its bound to happen when fuel subsidy is removed, there will be no peace in this country. This is a fact we must accept and it is one reason why the implications of all policies must be rigorously scrutinized before decision is taken. For any responsible government this is enough reason to jettison the idea of fuel subsidy removal.
lastly.....Increase in corruption – Removal of fuel subsidy and devaluation of the naira would render the salaries received by civil/public servants at all levels inadequate.
The tendency is that corruption, which the government has proved incapable of fighting, would increase. This has always been the case and there is no reason why this will not happen now.
feel free to drop your view as-well as to help Nigerians to apply tactical measures....
thanks for the love....Omogha signing out.
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not my fault but the Economy of this my God will soon bless country......lately i have encountered so many problem...one from my ISP, and secondly the situation arising in the country, lastly i have personal problem which i can discuss privately..."if you are so much interested"...i will like to say something on the soo called FUEL SUBSIDY REMOVAL on the NIGERIAN economy...precisely the impact and shortcomings of the policy....
1. Increase in cost of production – Removing fuel subsidy while at the same time devaluing the naira would result in increase in the cost of production for the few companies that are still existing. This would lead to more job losses (as the companies would be forced to down-size in order to survive) in addition to the unavoidable increase in the cost of the companies products.
secondly....2. Increase in the cost of providing services – Removal of fuel subsidy will render the proposed 2012 budget estimates
“read more” because the astronomical inflation arising from subsidy removal would not have been factored into the budget. It will certainly cost much more to construct a kilometer of road or a bore-hole for example when subsidy is removed. In actual fact, simple photocopying paper would cost much more post subsidy removal than is the case now. So how can anyone convince us to expect more dividends of democracy when fuel subsidy is removed?
3. Increase in the cost of transportation – Everybody appreciates the fact that when motorists pay more for fuel, the transport fare increases. This has been the case even when the increase is only marginal. In the particular case where the cost of fuel is expected to double, the increase in transport fare will be astronomical.
This will in turn affect everything else – school fees, house rent, just name it.
4. Increase in cost of living – In addition to school fees, house rent, etc. the cost of every item of food will astronomically increase with removal of fuel subsidy and, for all sane people, this is where the trouble is. When poor people are unable to eat or afford the full square meal as its bound to happen when fuel subsidy is removed, there will be no peace in this country. This is a fact we must accept and it is one reason why the implications of all policies must be rigorously scrutinized before decision is taken. For any responsible government this is enough reason to jettison the idea of fuel subsidy removal.
lastly.....Increase in corruption – Removal of fuel subsidy and devaluation of the naira would render the salaries received by civil/public servants at all levels inadequate.
The tendency is that corruption, which the government has proved incapable of fighting, would increase. This has always been the case and there is no reason why this will not happen now.
feel free to drop your view as-well as to help Nigerians to apply tactical measures....
thanks for the love....Omogha signing out.
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Monday, 7 November 2011
Watch your parents closely
Do you know this days our parent maybe funny......
i can't imagine my Father of all people told he was taking me out for a treat...
was first came to my mind was that maybe he hit jackpot,but my assumption was wrong.
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i can't imagine my Father of all people told he was taking me out for a treat...
was first came to my mind was that maybe he hit jackpot,but my assumption was wrong.
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Friday, 7 October 2011
Steve Jobs, Apple co-founder, Dies at 56
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Steve Jobs
Steve Jobs, Apple co-founder, dies at 56
The mastermind behind an empire that has revolutionised personal computing, telephony and music, dies in California
Admirers of Apple's co-founder Steve Jobs, who has died aged 56, gather at the Apple campus in Cupertino Link to this video
Steve Jobs, billionaire co-founder of Apple and the mastermind behind an empire of products that revolutionised computing, telephony and the music industry, has died in...
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Sunday, 2 October 2011
I think this our soo called "Independent" is just showing a new face
because a country of 51 having bad electricity,unpresentable education, bissare tranportation.... all to mention but few....what i hink we are good at is "kidnapping,human trafficking,corruption "
all is about to change, because i can see God's intervention in the Governing sector...
I believe if good things wants to happen we do see certain signs one of the sign i saw was The CEO and founder of MICROSOFT, The 2nd richest man n the world, i the person of Mr. Bill Gate, coming down to Nigeria to sign......“read more” the MoU on the eradication of Polio in Nigeria....below are the picture from the welcome banquet in Abuja..
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because a country of 51 having bad electricity,unpresentable education, bissare tranportation.... all to mention but few....what i hink we are good at is "kidnapping,human trafficking,corruption "
all is about to change, because i can see God's intervention in the Governing sector...
I believe if good things wants to happen we do see certain signs one of the sign i saw was The CEO and founder of MICROSOFT, The 2nd richest man n the world, i the person of Mr. Bill Gate, coming down to Nigeria to sign......“read more” the MoU on the eradication of Polio in Nigeria....below are the picture from the welcome banquet in Abuja..
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