Thread by @chymaker

Hello Nigerian,

I'd like to put some flesh on the quoted thread, so we can understand the choices before us in 2023

1. @atiku currently receives as Pension and emoluments from Nigeria tax payers as follows

a) 6 security details and personal aides;
b) N250k monthly

https://twitter.com/chymaker/status/1539594617779257354

c) ) Well-furnished office
d) 5 bedroom Appt in any location of his choice
e) Vehicles and replaceable every 4yrs
f) Diplomatic Passport for life
g) Free Medical Treatment normally abroad where necessary, for themselves and their immediate families;

h) 30 days all-expense-paid vacation within and outside Nigeria

The former VP had consistently claimed these emoluments and Pensions from 2007 to date

An average citizen live under N600 a day but the man that claim to want to make our lives better has been bleeding us DRY.

2. @officialABAT gets the following from Lagos tax payers

a) A house in Lagos and another in Abuja valued about N1.75B
b)  Spouse and Children ─ both married and unmarried) are entitled to free medical which is not capped(Normally Abroad)

c) 100% of annual basic salaries of the incumbent Governor
d) 3 cars (Land Cruisier or Lexus 570), 2 back-up cars and one pilot car every 3yrs
e) 300 % of annual basic salary every 2yrs for House maintenance
g) 10% of annual basic salary for domestic staf for

Cook, steward, gardener, and other domestic staff (no limit)

h) 2 SSS operatives, 1 female officer, 8 policemen (4 each for his houses and personal security)

This law was enacted in 2007 and guess who was the Governor of Lagos State in 2007?

Guess who orchestrated this Law?

3. @PeterObi does not recieve or claim any pension and emoluments from the tax payers of Anambra State from 2014 to date.

@officialABAT made sufficient provision for himself before leaving office, and has consistently claimed these entitlements. It's reasonable to expect him to orchestrates such law if elected

The 2 other candidates are after the Country's Treasury

#PeterObiTheNationalist