Obiagelli:



I see you are now running from pillar to post

Nobody claimed nigeria's debt was $ 50 million

Imoy:

Buhari was just a petroleum minister in 1977.

The question u should be asking is who was the head of state in 1977?

Obiagelli:
Uncle datolee, i am waiting for your selective corruption thread, let me see how many lies i have to burst.

Seun, Obinoscopy

And then the cascade of escapes of the wanted, and culpable politicians. Manhunts across the length and breadth of the nation, roadblocks everywhere and borders tight as steel zip locks. Lo and behold, the chairman of the party, Chief Akinloye, strolled out coolly across the border. Richard Akinjide, Legal Protector of the ruling party, slipped out with equal ease. The Rice Minister, Umaru Dikko, who declared that Nigerians were yet to eat from dustbins - escaped through the same airtight dragnet. The clumsy attempt to crate him home was punishment for his ingratitude, since he went berserk when, after waiting in vain, he concluded that the coup had not been staged, after all, for the immediate consolidation of the party of extreme right-wing vultures, but for the military hyenas.


The case of the overbearing Secretary-General of the party, Uba Ahmed, was even more noxious. Uba Ahmed was out of the country at the time. Despite the closure of the Nigerian airspace, he compelled the pilot of his plane to demand special landing permission, since his passenger load included the almighty Uba Ahmed. Of course, he had not known of the change in his status since he was airborne. The delighted airport commandant, realizing that he had a much valued fish swimming willingly into a waiting net, approved the request. Uba Ahmed disembarked into the arms of a military guard and was promptly clamped in detention. Incredibly, he vanished a few days after and reappeared in safety overseas. Those whose memories have become calcified should explore the media coverage of that saga. Buhari was asked to explain the vanished act of this much prized quarry and his response was one of the most arrogant levity. Coming from one who had shot his way into power on the slogan of ‘dis’pline’, it was nothing short of impudent

APContherun:

You are asking for FP for this dumb post?

Two undeniable facts we have established are:
1. Buhari didn't make make Nigeria debt free as you his supporters claim.

2. He didnt initiate nor did he build any refinery as he wasn't in power when the project started. He only signed the contract after the head of state had instructed him to.

datolee:


Well that is why should endeavor to read before commenting.. The issue started because Buhari supporters said that he initiated the two refineries. So I will ask you the same question, did Buhari initiate the two refineries? If NO, then you should tell Buhari supporters to stop spreading such lies.

So in conclusion of what you wrote, OBJ is better than Buhari? (I agree wholly by the way)

Obiagelli:
Uncle datolee, i am waiting for your selective corruption thread, let me see how many lies i have to burst.

S.e.u.n, Ob.in.os.co.py

datolee:


Before you say that he busted me or that I lied, Please provide my statement(s) and them pick out the lies in them. Put my statements side by side with your argument because really, I can't understand your line of argument, you just take it everywhere

datolee:


Maybe you missed it

I wouldn't want to dwell on this now, however, I will copy two paragraphs from Prof. Wole Soyinka...



The question for you Obiageli, why did these people get out of the country, in worst cases like Uba Ahmed, get out of jail when borders was as tight as steel zip locks? Could it then be said that the border wasn't as tight as we were meant to believe? If this is the case, could it also mean that some officers in Buhari administration had a hand in corruption by letting some "special" people go while the likes of Ekwueme was in prison?

Finally, can we say that if high profile people could get out prison and the country, that smuggling and illegal oil bunkering wasn't stopped by Buhari?

I wait your answers, I will reply not today because it's time to bed in my side of the world. Thanks

neenar:
Mr. datalee, a thread similar to what you posted on Nairaland exists on hope for Nigeria's facebook wall. What sayeth thou?

berem:
So how many contracts have the current minister of petroleum signed for the construction of new refineries? Buhari was part of those who saw to the success of warri and kaduna refineries in 1977as the petroleum minister. So why shouldn't he be given the accolades? Can someone tell me the achievements of Dieziani since she became oil minister?

I think I have to open a thread to discuss this issue.

neenar:
Mr. datalee, a thread similar to what you posted on Nairaland exists on hope for Nigeria's facebook wall. What sayeth thou?

Obiagelli:


Yeah buhari died just after he signed the contract, in fact he had died earlier, he resurrected, sign the contract and died.

Genius100:


Guy, you are obviously smart, but stop trying to be clever by half. Buhari was there for 20 months. You cannot compare a 20 month rule to a 4 or 8 year rule using a lot of significant metrics. Besides, the oil prices while Buhari was president was very low, so he did not have the kind of money OBJ and GEJ had/ have yet he made very significant strides. Regarding Buhari, the conclusion is that he is incorruptible and that is precisely what Nigeria needs at the moment. If you compare OBJ and GEJ, it is obvious that Nigeria has significantly retrogressed and GEJ should be booted out in February for setting Nigeria back a decade atleast.

datolee:


Maybe you missed it

I wouldn't want to dwell on this now, however, I will copy two paragraphs from Prof. Wole Soyinka...



The question for you Obiageli, why did these people get out of the country, in worst cases like Uba Ahmed, get out of jail when borders was as tight as steel zip locks? Could it then be said that the border wasn't as tight as we were meant to believe? If this is the case, could it also mean that some officers in Buhari administration had a hand in corruption by letting some "special" people go while the likes of Ekwueme was in prison?

Finally, can we say that if high profile people could get out prison and the country, that smuggling and illegal oil bunkering wasn't stopped by Buhari?

I wait your answers, I will reply not today because it's time to bed in my side of the world. Thanks

APContherun:

Why do I need to lecture you on this? In the sort of presidential system of govt we run, the head of state/president is the Chief Executive who determines what happens and what doesn't happen. Buhari's role was just signing the contract on behalf of the FG led by Obasanjo. His again was supervisory as he doesn't decide whether money is released or not. Obasanjo wanted the project to stop there's nothing Buhari could have done about it.
Sister Oby quit being dumb,bI know you are smarter than this.

datolee:


I will tell you, if the only qualification of Buhari is incorruptible, I pray to heaven that he don't win the APC primary let alone smell Aso rock. So if he is asked what is policies on education, health, employment, transportation, etc, he will just shout incorruptible??

The only selling point of Buhari was the debt and refineries... these turn out to be total lie or half-truth

Obiagelli:


Have you answered my question?

neenar:
Is seun osewa aware that the topic he moved to fp, probably out of excitement was stolen from thisday and other sources and not properly credited?

Let me dig up links. Datalee, once again, what sayeth thou?

neenar:
Is seun osewa aware that the topic he moved to fp, probably out of excitement was stolen and not properly credited?

berem:
do you know this particular topic data-olee opened that was pushed to FP is trending on facebook and some pro-GEJ online sites? It was an ochestrated job to tarnish buhari's image and nairaland joined in the show of shame. Lemme look for the link I saw similar topic on facebook.

berem:
do you know this particular topic data-olee opened that was pushed to FP is trending on facebook and some pro-GEJ online sites? It was an ochestrated job to tarnish buhari's image and nairaland joined in the show of shame. Lemme look for the link I saw similar topic on facebook.

Obiagelli:


Its gej not adesina making agric reforms? Abeg

APContherun:

So you know admit some reforms are taking place under GEJ's govt? Glory to God on high.

neenar:
Mr. datalee, a thread similar to what you posted on Nairaland exists on hope for Nigeria's facebook wall. What sayeth thou?

Imoy:

I have one question for u sire/ma

If the then head of state in 1977 didn't sign the contract, wot will buhari be seeing to success?

To me the case is simply put as this: Buhari was just a boy under his master doing his job diligently.

As of d case of Diezani, Gej has not yet sign any contract, so she can't carry out any work.

berem:
do you know this particular topic data-olee opened that was pushed to FP is trending on facebook and some pro-GEJ online sites? It was an ochestrated job to tarnish buhari's image and nairaland joined in the show of shame. Lemme look for the link I saw similar topic on facebook.

datolee:


You know, they won't tell us his "achievements" in education, employment, transportation, health e.t.c because they were retrogressive in his regime!

Sir, I leave you with this timeless piece "Buhari has no legacy as a former Head of State despite ruling the country with an iron-fist"

Descartes:

Are you for real?
So those links provided by Datolee are not credible source abi?
Or are you trying to frame him up by accusing him of intellectual theft ( plagiarism)?
Yeye dey ooze