Telcos Must Thrive; 50% Tariff Is A Start - Wale Edun

[@LandPropertyNG]

This statement aligns with ongoing discussions about the challenges telcos face, including inflation, foreign exchange pressures, and infrastructure costs.

[@V-Voiceless]

Cold 🥶 don catch Mr Minister

[@omotayofolusho6406]

"IRO PO" 😮😮😮

[@Sammyblaiz007]

All these guys are not bright las las, Tinubu is not a smart man, things going high and they don't know how to save the moment 🙄🙄🙄

[@aframaco9491]

Step forward naaah!! No point being an armchair critic! Talk your talk make we hear you! 👊🏾🇳🇬👊🏾🇳🇬!!!

[@Sammyblaiz007]

@aframaco9491 na my talk I don talk so, nor be me them vote for, Nor be me promise una heaven on earth before the 2023 election. Face your front

[@aframaco9491]

@@Sammyblaiz007 Na im be say you surrender! You no get liver to run for office! If na so e easy!! 👊🏾🇳🇬👊🏾🇳🇬!

[@Sammyblaiz007]

@@aframaco9491 dirty politics that your timid Nigeria politicians play...!!! Vote buying politics

[@aframaco9491]

@ Ozwor, Dey Dere! Nobody has time to look Uche face! That's the name of the game...do you wanna play? then play, if you don't have the liver , then Vamoose!! There aren't no "O when the Saints Go Marching In" in Naija politics! This is why Peteru "the stingy one" Obidore lost! You don't take a penknife to a sword ⚔️ fight ! He thought he was running for the position of Pope of the catholic church! Jagaban show am say Khaki no be Leather"! 👊🏾🇳🇬👊🏾🇳🇬!!

[@nwananka]

....a start 😜

[@IZUCHUKWUWENCESLAUS]

Nobody is coming to invest in Nigeria old man. You guys are all clueless. You can't give what you don't have.

[@tunjicollins3677]

Is you hater’s again? You never see good things, you always see bad things. This is 2025 , you better change your ways if not it will take you through the year .

[@MyKing22896]

@@tunjicollins3677 What are the good things? inflation or tariff increase or cost of living?

[@martinsaladejuyigbe7274]

The problem here is there are two categories of Ibos, 1,very intelligent ones and sound, but hate Tinubu, 2 second category are the empty brain who only knows how to do fake drugs, fake vine, fraudsters, no moral values, all the know is to get money by crook, unintelligent uneducated, these are the ones writing these rubbish.

[@e.u7778]

​@tunjicollins3677 counter his submission with facts not senseless rhetorics....no right thinking human will invest a shilling in an environment controlled by thieves with no economic blueprint to run a residential estate park talk less of a whole country. Investors look for opportunities...u don't go looking for them...stop bn deceived.

[@Isaacayo1]

Stop being negative

[@onomeonota23]

“Debt as a percentage of GDP”😂 Joker! It ought to be, debt as a percentage of REVENUE as this is a more accurate reflection of a country’s finances. Rhetoric is what they do majorly.

[@Ene672]

That's not right. There's also a metric known as Debt as a % of GDP

[@onomeonota23]

@ I have edited my comment to make it paint a clearer image. Of course there’s debt to GDP but it is far from accurate, investors to pay lesser attention to it as an economic indicator than debt to revenue. WHY? The aforementioned is a very long term indicator.

[@Ene672]

@@onomeonota23 That’s still not wholly accurate. Debt-to-GDP is the global benchmark for economic sustainability and investor confidence as it shows economic sustainability and how a country’s debt burden compares to the size of its economy. However, debt-to-revenue is more relevant for assessing financial risks, debt affordability, and budget constraints. So debt-to-GDP is a more acceptable global benchmark because it’s more stable and widely understood whereas debt-to-revenue is more volatile and varies by tax policy.

[@onomeonota23]

@ I get your point of view and submit to your superior argument.

[@Ene672]

@ Thank you, Onome. Have a great day