bloodykiller:


Otu nne i

bloodykiller:

Thunder kill your mama there.

Otu nnei

noblezone: I don't know if APC was involved.
All I know is that Sanusi instead paying attention to his math teachers, he was reciting Sharia law.

It was a national disgrace when a CBN governor came out to say
$50B was missing.

then it became $10B, form there to $12B then back to $20B.

Anybody who believed such a crap must be sick upstairs.

bloodykiller:

And i will sell you to 404 calaber for
meat

Bastard son of a rabid dog
Bingo jrn

Ikengawo:
it's not back to being bi-partisan but if you didn't know Sanusi was 100% APC and partisan than you need check your brain for ebola

bloodykiller:

Because the so called master is a rabid dog that needs to be feasted on

bloodykiller:

Keep barking mr dog
Bingo jrn
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bloodykiller:


Otu nne i

Ikengawo: I can name several extreme miscalculations on the part of APC and their members (Sanusi included), but the biggest mistake of all that I'm at least clear to speak about is the myth of $20billion stolen. The reason I won't delve into others despite presuming the rest of the country can see them clearly, is because election season isn't over and as FFK has shown us, APC's only political strategy is trolling the internet.

Announcing GEJ has $20 billion was the end of APC. This is Nigeria. If you tell everyone that 1 man is ready to spend $20 billion no politician living or dead will in this country will not line up for their portion/share. If they're saying GEJ is going to spend a stolen 20 billion for reelection, the mentality of the average nigerian in power is to find a way to get a piece. I have noticed how easy it has been for GEJ to break APC apart after the declaration and more importantly how ready people are to leave the party. Supporting a penniless party build on the foundation of restoring a fulani cabal on Nigeria is not in anyone's career trajectory and rightfully so.


Now I'm not one that support corruption, but you'll never hear my barter realism for fantasy. APC is a party of dreamers in a realists country. The average nigerian is not a dream, and all of the dreamers are on the internet selling myths and fantasies. The Nigerian on the ground isn't thinking about PDP or Jonathan as the sole source of corruption in the country and APC foolishly tries to sell it. The average nigerian knows that every single one of these politicians is corrupt and know that $20 billion can do more for them than sharia islam. This includes the muslims.

The greatest recruitment tool PDP has ever had is the APC's internet provider.

HNosegbe: In a serious country, the debate would be focused on the opacity of the NNPC and why, 37 years after existence, Nigerians have NEVER seen its AUDITED financial statements. Of course anyone can make allegations about "missing funds", the REAL issue here is the fact that the NNPC's financial affairs are shrouded in so much secrecy.

Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala admitted that some billions of dollars had not been "reconciled", what's the status on that? Again, why should there be such a lack of coordination among the different organs of government (FMF, CBN, NNPC, Ministry of Petroleum) about how much NNPC realised as revenue and how much should be remitted?

Anyway, this is Nigeria. I trust Nigerians to leave the core issues and major on the minor.

If you like, reduce it to a "PDP vs. APC" debate while your collective future is being mortgaged.