INEC says “if you don’t have the result you lost”, It is banditry - Sam Amadi
Sam Amadi voiced concerns regarding the state of the country's electoral system. Amadi referred to the sentiments of some Nigerians who believe that if one lacks the political muscle to combat election rigging, then it is their own fault. These individuals argue that parties should rig and protect their rigging.
Jonathan And Iweala Would've Solved Subsidy Problem In 2012 When The Economy Was More Favourable — Amadi
Amid the removal of petrol subsidy by Tinubu's administration. A few moments ago, Sam Amadi took to his social media handles and shared a new post asserting that former president Goodluck Jonathan and Okonjo Iweala would have solved the problem of fuel subsidy in 2012 because the economy of Nigeria was still more favourable compared to the way it is now.
After The Swearing-In, APC Supporters Began Ridiculing Naja'atu Mohammed On Social Media- Dr. Amadi
A few hours ago, renowned lawyer, and public affairs commentator, Dr. Sam Amadi has come out to reveal that popular northern activist, Naja'atu Mohammed is being ridiculed by some supporters of the All Progressives Congress (APC) after their flag bearer, Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu was sworn into office as Nigeria's 16th Commander-in-Chief.
Leave Peter Obi alone, Sam Amadi slams PDP members who are angry because they lost election
Dr Sam Amadi, a renowned lawyer and former chairman of the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC) and a fellow at Harvard' s Kennedy School of Government, has taken to Twitter to express his displeasure with some politicians who are angry that they lost the 2023 presidential election.
INEC says “if you don’t have the result you lost”, It is banditry - Sam Amadi
Sam Amadi expressed concerns about the nation's electoral process. Amadi alluded to some Nigerians' viewpoints, according to which it is their own fault if they lack the political clout to stop election rigging. They contend that parties should rig and protect their rigging. On the other hand, Amadi asserted his disagreement with this idea and contended that the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) is responsible for upholding the fairness of elections.
Tinubu: Buhari Recycled Some Corrupt People Back To His Cabinet – Sam Amadi
In a recent interview on Arise Television, political analyst Dr. Sam Amadi expressed his views on the possibility of corruption within President Bola Ahmed Tinubu's administration. Amadi referenced a statement made by Senator Oluremi Tinubu, the First Lady, indicating that the Tinubu dynasty possesses sufficient resources to avoid financial misconduct.
Reactions As Sam Amadi Speaks On What The New Minimum Wage Should Be Due To Removal Of Fuel Subsidy
Several reactions has stirred after Sam Amadi took to his social media handles to speak on what the new minimum wage should be, following the removal of fuel subsidy by Tinubu's administration. Speaking in a post, Amadi mentioned that the new minimum wage to be paid to workers should now be N70,000.
May 29: We Said Power Should Be Given To The Southeast & Obi Is The Best Presidential Candidate- Sam
In a recent tweet, Sam Amadi, a major political figure, urged those who were disappointed by election results to exhibit sportsmanship and accept the results gracefully. Rather than targeting individuals like Peter Obi, a respected politician from Nigeria's Southeast area, Amadi underlined the significance of celebrating the winners or addressing their issues to the appropriate legal channels.
With the removal of subsidy minimum wage should be 70K - Sam Amadi
Sam Amadi, a renowned economist, took to his Twitter handle to express his concerns about the removal of subsidy and its potential impact on the minimum wage. According to Amadi, in the absence of government subsidies, the minimum wage should be increased to 70,000 Naira.
Tinubu: Buhari Recycled Some Corrupt People Back To His Cabinet – Sam Amadi
Dr. Sam Amadi, a political analyst, has suggested that the administration of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu might not be plagued by corrupt practices. He referred to a statement made by Senator Oluremi Tinubu, the First Lady, implying that the Tinubu dynasty possesses sufficient resources to avoid financial misconduct.
With The Removal Of Subsidy, Minimum Wage Should Be 70K - Sam Amadi
Dr. Sam Amadi, the former Chairman of the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC), expressed his opinion on Twitter regarding the removal of fuel subsidy. Amadi suggested that with the removal of the subsidy, the minimum wage should be set at 70,000 Naira. He argued that in the absence of government patronage, the private sector would be forced to lay off employees in order to meet the increased wage requirement.
Today's Headlines: Amadi Lists What NLC Should Demand From FG; 200 Reps Backing Me–Abbas
Amadi Lists What NLC Should Demand From FG Photo Credit: Daily Post Nigeria The Director of the Abuja School of Social and Political Thoughts, Sam Amadi has advised the Nigeria Labour Congress, NLC, to demand that the budget for the National Assembly and the Presidency should be slashed.
2023:We said power should be given to the S/East& Obi is the best Presidential Candidate-Amadi
Sam Amadi, a prominent political figure, recently took to Twitter to address the disappointment felt by some individuals regarding the election results. Rather than singling out individuals like Peter Obi, a highly regarded politician from Nigeria's Southeast region, Amadi emphasized the importance of displaying good sportsmanship and gracefully accepting the outcome.
Reactions As Sam Amadi Speaks On What The New Minimum Wage Should Be Due To Removal Of Fuel Subsidy
Social media has been abuzz with reactions following a post by Sam Amadi, who shared his thoughts on the appropriate minimum wage in light of the removal of fuel subsidy by Tinubu's administration. Amadi suggested that the new minimum wage should be set at N70,000, considering the elimination of the fuel subsidy.
SUBSIDY:Lying and desperation for power deceived them and railroaded us into a tragedy-Sam Amadi
In response to the recent removal of the petrol subsidy by the administration led by Tinubu, Sam Amadi took to his social media platforms to express his views. He claimed that former president Goodluck Jonathan and Okonjo Iweala could have resolved the fuel subsidy issue in 2012 when the Nigerian economy was in a better condition compared to its current state.
GEJ And Iweala Would've solved the subsidy problem in 2012 when the economy was more favorable - Sam Amadi
Tinubu's administration recently removed the petrol subsidy, prompting Sam Amadi to express his thoughts on social media. According to Amadi, he believes that former president Goodluck Jonathan and Okonjo Iweala could have resolved the fuel subsidy issue back in 2012 when Nigeria's economy was more favourable than it is today.
Tinubu: Buhari Recycled Some Corrupt People Back To His Cabinet – Sam Amadi
Political analyst Dr. Sam Amadi has indicated that the upcoming administration of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu may not be marred by corrupt practices. Referring to a statement made by Senator Oluremi Tinubu, the First Lady, Amadi suggested that the Tinubu dynasty possesses sufficient financial resources to abstain from engaging in financial misconduct.
Amadi:Those angry they lost election should congratulate the winner or mind their case in Tribunal
Sam Amadi, a prominent political figure, recently took to Twitter to appeal to those who felt disappointed by the outcome of the elections, urging them to display good sportsmanship and gracefully accept the results. Instead of singling out individuals like Peter Obi, a highly regarded politician from Nigeria's Southeast region, Amadi emphasized the importance of either celebrating the winners or addressing any concerns through appropriate legal channels.
Fuel Subsidy:Sam Amadi Reacts After PresidentTinubu Announced the Removal of Fuel Subsidy in Nigeria
Dr Sam Amadi, the former Chairman of the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC), expressed his thoughts on Twitter in response to Bola Ahmed Tinubu's call for the removal of fuel subsidies. Tinubu, during his inaugural address at Eagle Square in Abuja, stated that the petroleum subsidy regime would no longer be sustainable.
Announcing removal of subsidy first thing on inauguration without specifying is reckless-Sam Amadi
Dr Sam Amadi, the former Chairman of the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC), expressed his thoughts on Twitter in response to Bola Ahmed Tinubu's call for the elimination of fuel subsidies. Bola Ahmed Tinubu, in his inaugural address at Eagle Square, Abuja, announced that the petroleum subsidy regime would be discontinued, citing its lack of sustainability.