1. Where are the chibok girls?
2. immigration employment scam(minister still in office till now)
3. police pension fund(maina walking freely)
4. Missing $20billion dollars(GEJ says America will know)
5. $9billion arm deal(if trully for arm why not involve CBN)
6. bomb blast(no perpetrator has being brought to book empty promises)
7. petroleum pump price(if yaradua can reduce the price why did Gej
increase it? where is the refineries he promise to resusciate, where are
the new once, what about farouk lawan/otedola subsidy scam)
8. oil subsidy probe report(why no implementation) .
9. Estimated Nepa Bill(why pay for electricity you neva used yet still
spend money on petrol, diesel and ur generator maintainance?)
10. ASUU,ASUP AND COESU strike for 10months (you should have
graduate last year).
11. Doctors incessant strike and mass sack(yet they all fly to western
countries for adequate medical attention)
12. Kerosine subsidy
13. stella oduah's aviation scam
14. petroleum minister's
#10billion jet scam
15. how many has EFCC prosecuted since Gej tenure(organise d and
institutionaliz e corruption, we now have an industry called corruption)
16. where are the reports and implementation of the many committees
GEJ has formed in the past e.g Ribadu committee report.
Feb 14: The decision lies in your hand either for CHANGE or CONTINUITY
Vote Wisely!

blemon44:
op you no get work



the missin $20billion GEJ used it to rebuild our railway system

GBAM! Tell him. But no vexoo, why u still dey awake now? U no wan sleep? Person go just wan be FTC, another person go carry him wahala come take the position. Nawaoo!

blemon44:
op you no get work



the missin $20billion GEJ used it to rebuild our railway system

Ole. THIEF. BARAWO.

blemon44:
op you no get work



the missin $20billion GEJ used it to rebuild our railway system

Lies, lies, pdp lies! Our foreign debt has been escalating under this government, so where do our earnings go?

http://af.reuters.com/article/topNews/idAFJOE6BN01S20101224

Nigeria borrows $900 million from Chinese bank
Fri Dec 24, 2010 9:00am GMT


ABUJA (Reuters) - Nigeria has borrowed $900 million from Export-Import Bank of China (China Eximbank) to fund railway and security projects, the country's finance minister said on Thursday.

The move comes despite concerns raised by Nigeria's central bank governor over the rapid expansion of public borrowing and government spending, which is keeping inflation high in sub-Saharan Africa's second-largest economy.

Nigeria's budget deficit is expected to widen to 6.1 percent this year, it has spent billions of dollars of its windfall oil savings, and its foreign reserves have fallen 20 percent from a year ago.

Africa's most populous nation will head to the polls for presidential, parliamentary and state governorship elections next April and the government is setting in place plans to improve the poor state of the country's infrastructure.

"We have just obtained a loan of 900 million dollars from the Eximbank of China to finance two major projects, which are the Abuja to Kaduna railway project and the national public security communications project," Olusegun Aganga said.

"500 million dollars is for the rail project while 400 million is for the execution of the security communication project," he added.

Aganga said the loan was for 20 years with a 2.5 percent interest rate, although he hopes the security communications system will produce cash flow and the loan will be paid off within five to seven years.

President Goodluck Jonathan presented the 2011 budget proposal to parliament this month, proposing a cut in 2011 spending although recurrent expenditure -- the cost of running government -- remains high under the plans.