Every Maldivian knows that former presidents receive huge allowances and that members of Parliament enjoy hefty salaries and allowances. They knowingly elect corrupt members. If you’re trying to educate the public about these issues, you’re wasting your time
After MPs’ salaries, the next petition should address former presidents’ allowances and benefits. It’s time to start this debate.
Taxpayers have paid so far
Maumoon: 72 million
Nasheed: 43 million
Waheed: 25 million
Yameen: 9 million
Solih: 10 million
Total: 159 million.
These payments will continue, and future former presidents will become eligible too.
As a nation, we must ask, can we afford this? Are these allowances proportionate to our economic reality, national income and the living standards of ordinary Maldivians?
Public money should reflect public priorities.
ޒަޔަނިސްޓް ޔަހޫދީން މިހެންވެސް ނުކިޔޭނެ ދޯ...
މަނިކުފާނު މޮޔަފުޅު ވީތޯ ؟ @MMuizzu
Vaki dheenakaa, geumakaa dhekolhu vun igthisaa dhah gellun dhinun kushakah hadhan majlis ah cnm.mv/news/105268
Dhen miyo , 🤮🤮🤮
Mee dhuniye matheege kamakah nuvanee tho ??
@ahmed_narysh Mimeehaa ah Laadheenee ah govaa laa gaumee ah govee mi dhuniye matheega noon tho ??
އަހަރެން ހީކުރީ ރައްޔިތުންގެ ކަންބޮޑުވުންތަކަށް ހައްލު ހޯދައި ދެނީ މަޖިލިސް މެންބަރުންގެ މުސާރައާއި ޢިނާޔަތްތައް ބޮޑުކޮށްގެން ކަމައް..🤮
ރައްޔިތުންގެ ކަންބޮޑުވުމަށް ހަގީގީ ހައްލު ލިބޭނީ އާސަންދަ ނިޒާމް އެއްކޮށް އިސްލާހުކޮށްގެން: އަޒާން
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When you try to justify the very thing you ran against, that’s a complete betrayal of what you promised.
Disappointed 😞
It might sound simple, but it really isn't. We need to understand that this is a deeply ingrained practice in our society. For generations, MPs, community leaders and people in prominent positions have been expected to contribute towards Eid celebrations, Ramadan activities, mosque renovations, sporting events and almost every other community activity. These expectations did not develop overnight, and making such contributions illegal won't magically make them disappear.
Now, you could argue that none of this is the responsibility of an MP. And you would be absolutely right. Legally, we have no obligation to finance these activities. But there is a difference between what the law requires and what society expects. When a practice is so deeply rooted in our culture, the social pressure to conform is enormous. Most MPs end up contributing, not necessarily because they want to, but because refusing to do so comes with its own social consequences.
You cannot simply legislate away a deeply ingrained social expectation and assume that people will change their behaviour overnight. Changing the culture that has sustained these practices for decades is an entirely different challenge.
JIMMY ALI retweeted
ކުރުނބާ ވިލެޖް ވަރުގެ 26 ރިސޯޓު ހިންގޭނެވަރުގެ ބިމަކުން ތިޔަލިބެނީ ކޮޅުދާލި ކޮޅެއްނު
ރަސްމާލެއިން ލިބޭ ޓީޖީއެސްޓީ ރިސޯޓަކަށް ވުރެ 8 ގުނަ އިތުރުވާނެ: މުއްތަލިބް
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If @MohamedNasheed genuinely believes @MDPSecretariat can win the next election without addressing the biggest concern facing the people, then he is either completely out of touch with reality or there are deals being made behind closed doors.
އީގަލް ހިލްސް މައްސަލައިގައި އެމްޑީޕީން އެއްޗެއް ބުނަން ނަޝީދު ދެކޮޅު
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Gaumee majilihuga bahus kohlan kereyne tho @MohamedNasheed
އެއްޗެއްގެ ތެރެއިން ނުކުންނާނީ ހަމަ އެ އެއްޗެއްގައި ހުރި އެއްޗެކެވެ
އީގަލް ހިލްސްއާ ދެކޮޅަށް ވާހަކަ ދައްކާ އެމްޑީޕީގެ މަޖިލިސް މެންބަރުންނަށް ނަޝީދުގެ ނުސީދާ އިންޒާރެއް
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Dhevana Royal Rape case akah nuvaane kamah ummeedhu kuran, Mooneh kadhuraaa akah nubalaa insaafu hodhaa dhen kereneyne baa ?? @MMuizzu
🚨#HuvadhuGangRape leader PNC Huzam. He raped two underage girls after drugging them. There are 14 other men involved in this. I’m sure you’ve seen their faces now.
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HSBC's "Sharia-compliant" fund invested more than $100m in companies linked to Israel's military, raising questions about where Muslims' savings and investments end up.
Al Jazeera's @Lina_Serene explains.
Pis pis @MohamedNasheed
Will @hussainfiyaz not include a disclaimer stating that Nasheed has both given money to and received money from Henley & Partners?
Yes, Nasheed has actually donated money to Henley & Partners. Most of you only know about the $20,000 he received. However, ANDAN, Henley & Partners’ foundation, also lists Nasheed as a monetary contributor.
Proof: andan.org/team
Campaign ah faisaa hodhan deal eh hadhaalee tho ?? @MohamedNasheed
މެދުއިރުމަތީ ހަނގުރާމަ ރާއްޖެއާ ގާތަށް އައުމުގެ ބިރު އެބައޮތް، ކަނޑުއޮޅިތަކުގެ ސަލާމަތަށް ބޭރުގެ އެހީތެރިކަން މުހިންމު: ނަޝީދު
adhadhu.com/88134
Maadhamaa party akah sign kohlaafa campaign ah nikutheema hurihaa kusheh maafu vee
މަސްތުވާތަކެއްޗާއެކު އަތުލައިގަތް އަޒޭ، ޖުމައިހު އަދި ވިޝާލް ބަންދު ކުރަން އަމުރުކޮށްފި
adhadhu.com/88108
They claim to be seeking justice, but behind the mask lies a politically motivated family seeking nothing but power.
ރިލްވާންގެ އާއިލާއާ މުއިއްޒު ބައްދަލެއް ނުކުރެއްވި!
adhadhu.com/87883
Haadha hudhumuhuthaaru party eh ,
MDP
#MugabeDemocratParty
ޕާޓީގެ ސިޔާސަތާ ދެކޮޅަށް މީޑިއާގައި ވާހަކަ ދެއްކުން މަނާކުރަން އެމްޑީޕީ ޤަވާޢިދަށް ހުށަހަޅައިފި khabaruonline.com/233895
Ehen veema varah saafu vegen miulhey goi Muizzu sarukaarun genai project eh veema kada ,ekamu hama e project MDP sarukaarun gena eema Salhi ,😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
This is frightening
Maldives Reports 76 HIV Cases, 52 Currently Living with Virus
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