milloguy:


Are you serious? Let me make this clear to you that anyone supporting GEJ has a very low IQ. Because you think this is the best we can do as a nation. Old trains, inflated road projects. NIS job scam, you're either benefiting from the ruin or you're just a tribal/religious psychopath.

stalyf:
God bless you Oga Metuh. APC and their members are full of deceits, and they sell their lies and propaganda by shouting CHANGE. Our great country Nigeria is not a BUS that need a conductor to give #Change. Nigeria is a PLANE that need a good pilot and GEJ is it.

GEJ till 2019 joor

stalyf:
God bless you Oga Metuh. APC and their members are full of deceits, and they sell their lies and propaganda by shouting CHANGE. Our great country Nigeria is not a BUS that need a conductor to give #Change. Nigeria is a PLANE that need a good pilot and GEJ is it.

GEJ till 2019 joor

UrennaNkoli:
It can be seen as lies and deceit only to those who were born confused and clueless. An average Nigerian can clearly see that the manifesto will be beneficial to all who seek change..
The truth is there for all to see.
Pls vote wisely and ignore these bunch of bullocks,
Sai Buhari.

paolo96:
By his calculation that means the missing 20 billion dollars will cater for it for at least two years.
Poverty Deployment Party should please leave Nigerians alone.

stalyf:
God bless you Oga Metuh. APC and their members are full of deceits, and they sell their lies and propaganda by shouting CHANGE. Our great country Nigeria is not a BUS that need a conductor to give #Change. Nigeria is a PLANE that need a good pilot and GEJ is it.

GEJ till 2019 joor

dre11:
Coming for a party where the government promise to make public the probe report that pricewatercooper had done on NNPC
But more than a week that the report has being submitted....... We are told they won't release it until after election

gentleaccess:
the money presently been shared among the elite and political circle is prove enough that the manifesto is more the realistic, only a PDP and tanist would see differently... Quote me anytime "i would rather be in bondage of Buhari than in the freedom of jonathan".

Rhemmymatician:

Be objective. Where will the money for all APC promised come from? Remember Buhari is not so big on borrowing,

The likeliest scenario IF APC win is that, they will say "give us time, the previous govt has spoilt things, we need time to bounce back" or they do free education in some of the APC controlled states, share half-baked meals to a few school, then turn to propaganda to paint a much better pic than the reality.

I still insist that APC and PDP are made up of the same kind of people. Mark my words, APC CANNOT FULFIL ALL (OR EVEN HALF) OF WHAT THEY'RE MANIFESTO BOASTS THEY WILL"

Jilov:
are u a bus conductor?

kaboninc:


You have come again! See DISTORTION of GEJ's statement. He never said the report should be made public but FINDINGS or HIGHLIGHTS should and the Auditor General made these FINDINGS. That was how you got to know that NPDC is to refund about $1.4 billion to the Federation!

Please check your facts before rushing to the public!

Thanks.

On the publication of the full report, the minister stated that “The report would be made public to Nigerians very soon. The Minister of Petroleum Resources has said that, and I am telling you also as the Minister of State for Finance that the report would be made public very soon.”
The Petroleum Minister, Diezani Alison-Madueke had told the Financial Times of London, that government would not publish the report ahead of election, to avoid a “rabid opposition” finding “all sorts of minute detail (in the full report) to create concern”.
Based on Mr. Yuguda’s “very soon” and Mrs. Alison-Madueke’s seeming fear of a “rabid opposition,” the government appears to have concluded to release the report only after the general elections on March 28 and April 11.
The audit was conducted after the immediate past Central Bank Governor, Lamido Sanusi, alleged that as much as $20 billion may have been missing in the national oil company’s accounts.
According to Mr. Odaah, who is also Ebonyi State Commissioner for Finance, the President approved the payment of the money into the Federation Account for immediate distribution during the next FAAC meeting to be held in March.
He said the state finance commissioners were worried when the issue was not captured in the report presented by the Accountant General of the Federation for Tuesday’s February meeting, particularly the clarification by the Central Bank of Nigeria on the exchange rate to be adopted in disbursing the money.
On other issues discussed during the meeting, Mr. Odaah said the attention of the president was drawn to the poor performances of the electricity distribution companies across the country.
He said the state commissioners were concerned that despite government’s effort to improve the level of electricity supply in the country, the performance of the power distribution companies were nothing to write home about.
“The Federal Government is making great effort to ensure that the electricity distribution is better, but, what we are seeing as commissioners of finance in our respective states, is different. We have to speak up against anything that would negatively impact the effort to energise our economies.
“Power supply is very important and therefore the president’s attention should be called to note that the EDCs have to be directed to do more to help the states,” he said.

http://www.premiumtimesng.com/business/177499-jonathan-sits-on-nnpc-audit-report-but-approves-sharing-of-recovered-1-48-billion.html

queensmith:
Did the public secretary of PDP really say this?

Then he's either a liar or a complete illiterate. Here is APCs manifesto http://mobile.dudamobile.com/site/apc_1apc?url=http%3A%2F%2Fapc.com.ng%2F#2634

Nowhere in this document has any such payments been mentioned.

soe:
lol...APC is bringing into govt. a powerful TEAM. It's not just about GMB. Get it in your head Bros

kaboninc:


A powerful team that's wants to give 25 million Nigerians, roughly the population of Lagos, N5000 (about $25 per month, that's less than $1 per day) with a wage bill of N1.25 trillion, that's roughly 32% of our ENTIRE national budget, and 54% of our Recurrent Expenditure?

You call that a POWERFUL TEAM? I call that a POWERLESS TEAM with HEMPTY BRAINS! YES HEMPTY BRAINS!

dre11:


Read this and tell me who is speaking facts and not and do notice the emboldened part

the government appears to have concluded to release the report only after the general elections on March 28 and April 11.

Rhemmymatician:

I suppose you weren't alive in the 80's when BUBU held sway. Lol. Be careful what you wish for o. BUBU's bondage go tire you aswear

stalyf:
God bless you Oga Metuh. APC and their members are full of deceits, and they sell their lies and propaganda by shouting CHANGE. Our great country Nigeria is not a BUS that need a conductor to give #Change. Nigeria is a PLANE that need a good pilot and GEJ is it.

GEJ till 2019 joor

kaboninc:


APC has SCAMMED you, one of their own. I pity you!