@legendaryjoee: Returning to the cancerous Fuel Subsidy era is not an option any right thinking leading should consider. #fyp #fyr #goviral #atiku #fuelsubsidy

Kazeem Balogun :

I think your Analysis is totally welcome.

abdul abdul :

Lies everywhr,how abt buses 4 camapign,2kg cooking gas,overseas trip,10b solar.How well has d regime cut cost in governance.Wastages everywhr.Liessss

Owonikoko90 :

niger state university they strike oooo

twenty :

the problem is we have this mindset of free and cheap commodities, we don't care how the country turns out to be in as much as we have almost everything free

OCT :

This is the kind of podcast a reasonable people should be listening to. Very informative and enlightening. But some people are just blinded by ignorance.

Ayub Ahmed Bashar (Idiagbon) :

as much as you didn't lie on the education I was admitted to federal University Of Technology Minna 2016 expecting to finish by 2021 five year course biochemistry. I had strike every year, there was a time in my 500L that we had strike and I stayed at 500L from 2021-2023. imagine when I thought I'll graduate at the age of 24 I finished around 26-27 before NYSC and those industries will be seeking for age below 26. imagine how that is costing our lives

rotimitosin950 :

I like the analysis but can we also analyse cost of governance as well?

Hassan Cisse 🇳🇬 :

Yoruba man with knowledge 💯

EC :

What was the subsidy issue, importers were claiming for fuel that they didn't import. Lay the base. Now that you have removed subsidy it means you are no longer paying that 4bn...Health Sector govt invested only 20million naira, education sector there is no investment or anything new in the universities. They cannot strike because of fear of been victimised. What has removing subsidy solved critically, there are only two major roads being constructed Sokoto Badagry and Coastal and the govt is feeling it...The truth is there is more stealing going on than any govt.

omoobaadekunleade :

Atikunomics is an economic armagedon.

afolabi olawale :

those regime you are talking about despite the strike you can at least paid and have quality education. can you start over now with this current situation of Nigeria and let see how far you will achieve let stop deceiving ourself we need to look into corruption in the government

BLAZE 🇬🇧 🇬🇧 🇬🇧 :

Legendary Joe please take your flowers 🌺, you’re a such a good teacher

Leonidas# :

Subsidy, in itself, is not a bad economic policy. The real issue with subsidy in Nigeria has been corruption, weak institutions, poor oversight and deliberate abuse of the system by politicians and public servant. Instead of allowing the benefits to reach the ordinary Nigerian, the system became vulnerable to diversion, fraudulent claims and hoarding, sometimes creating artificial scarcity and defeating the purpose of the policy altogether. Until we fix those institutional weaknesses, we will continue having impressive theories on paper and podcasts while ignoring the realities on the ground. Wake up to reality, sir.

Talented adeyemi :

all nah true, I just finish research on this few days ago

Olawale06 :

Educating

Mikael Amen :

Where can I watch the full interview

Mr Dejjy :

Very well analysis 👌

HArold Omesiete :

nonsense taking

Ribak Merchandise :

So interesting

Meeje :

Ige Olutayo Oladele :

what's the percentage execution of the budget?

Josh_Pampam :

Allocated? For what? Is it to build or pay workers salaries?

oak_crypt :

I don’t why we forget years of school strikes, buying 5L black market for 5k, like how time flys 😂 Nigerian ehn. 😂

ajose Solomon :

Thanks for taking the pain to explain those Nigerians who don't know. Kudos to the interviewer who allowed the discussion to flow.

snapfx :

please where can I watch the full podcast