hansad:



Do you even know what you want in Nigeria?

For decades, fuel scarcity frequently crippled Nigeria.

Jonathan became president and stopped fuel scarcity all the six years he was in office.

Jonathan planned to remove subsidies to fuel so that fuel shall become buy as you can. You said no.

Election time, you voted out Jonathan.

So what do you really want?

slap1:
You clearly know more about bastardship for you to advise me so.

ichidodo:
[b] Lie Mohammed at his propaganda best,now instead of him and his paymasters to analyze and isolate the issues with a view concerning finding solutions.The old goat is about bleating in the wrong bush and pointing fingers, if not he would realise that most of the workers owed salaries are chiefly from APC states thus in his biased reasoning GEJ is at fault for owing Osun state workers 7months salary...he would also realise that shylock cabals are the devils behind the artificial scarcity, but would you blame Lie Mohammed for throwing blames about when his party in the opposition decieved Nigerians into occupying Lagos during the 2012 oil subsidy protest thus tying Goodluck's hands in these matters?If GEJ had gotten his way,we don't see the existence of any petrol cabals how much more thieves that are always seeking to maximise their petrol profits via exploiting power vaccuum such as we have now.In retrospect,gullible Nigerians are to be blamed. You protested your way into one chance,now you voted in Baba one chance....It couldn't get any worse.[/b]

CountDracula:
Then repair it when u get their

dafuturis:

Bro, what lie are you talking about
How much is a litre of fuel presently?
Are salaries not being owed both state and federal?
Has electricity supply improved or has megawatts increased?
Did our national debt increase or not?

merbenko:
Tell APC we vote them because of this mess up. So they should better keep the Bleep and start cleaning this mess and forget about looking for public sympathy.... No excuse if you guys fail to deliver.

Betterment:
The All Progressives Congress has said President Goodluck Jonathan is handing over a nation in deep crisis, even as his administration continues to contrive more crises without making any effort to solve any of them.

In a statement issued in Abuja on Sunday by its National Publicity Secretary, Lai Mohammed, the party, , appealed to Nigerians not to lose hope, despite the daunting challenges they are currently facing in this atmosphere of contrived chaos.

It said help is on the way.

“In a few days’ time, President Jonathan will hand over to President-elect Muhammadu Buhari,” the APC said. Never in the history of our country has any government handed over to another a more distressed country: No electricity, no fuel, workers are on strike, billions are owed to state and federal workers, 60 billion dollars are owed in national debt and the economy is virtually grounded.

“Today, Nigerians are roaming the streets, jerry cans in hand, searching for everything from kerosene to fuel to diesel to power their homes, keep their vehicles on the road and keep their businesses going. They are paying as much as 300 Naira per litre for fuel, if at all they can get it. Yet their government is not saying a word about the situation.”

APC said while the Jonathan Administration has “arrogantly” told Nigerians that it remains in office and in power till May 29th, all it has been doing is sacking people and making new appointments as if it had been deprived of the opportunity to do so in the past six years.

“They are not interested in how to end the fuel scarcity that has paralysed the socio-economic lives of Nigerians,” the APC said. “They are not interested in how to raise electricity production from its unprecedentedly-low level of 1,327 megawatts. They are not doing anything to end the strike by blue and white collar oil workers, or to stop the impending one.

“They say they are in office till May 29th, but they do not care how workers in 18 states, who are owed a total of 300 billion Naira in salaries under their watch, or federal workers who are owed N400 billion, will be paid. Yet they are running a budget of N1trillion deficit.

“They have deliberately stopped meeting their obligations to oil marketers, which is now around 200 billion Naira, hence no one is lifting petroleum products anymore. If the current energy crisis is not solved soonest, the telecommunications sector could even be grounded in a matter of days as service providers will have neither electricity nor fuel to power their base stations. Of course the aviation sector has already been left comatose by the fuel crisis. The whole scenario reeks of sabotage.”

APC said before PDP and Jonathan Administration’s spin doctors distort its message, it is important to let Nigerians know that the party (APC) is not engaging in lamentations but simply keeping the citizenry informed of the situation on the ground, with just five days to handover date.

‘If we thought the nation was being well managed and there was no problem, we would not have embarked on a campaign of change,” the party said. “While we are ready, willing and able to begin to address the mammoth challenges facing us as a nation as soon as we assume office at the centre in a few days’ time, we will not hesitate for a second to keep Nigerians informed of how we have been brought to this sorry pass, with a view to avoiding such a tragic turn in the future.”

It expressed sadness that the nation has been on auto pilot for the past several weeks, as the outgoing administration has shown neither the capacity nor the willingness to resolve any of the crises it has contrived and foisted on the nation.

”This is the most vivid manifestation of the old saying that literally translates to a departing office holder defecating on the chair he is vacating,” APC said.



Source: http://newsrescue.com/jonathan-destroying-nigeria-before-handover-apc/#ixzz3b40ESGV1

notoriousbabe:
see painment,uncle jonah is going to prison

Demdem:
i have repeatedly stated that Jonah-daft is a curse.
Thank Goodness the curse ends this week.

anonimi:


Which national cake? Do you mean Niger Delta oil revenue

Or do you mean groundnut, cocoa, cotton, kolanut, rubber etc revenue?

Get real man or get lost!!!

CountDracula:
Then repair it when u get their

ocelot2006:


Painment indeed. Go and arrest him an. When you're done Self-Service.ing your kirikiri wet dream, wake up.

dearpreye:


Funny. It wasn't. There's a limit to politics and partisanship!

lilprinze:
APC should Stop the noise, assume power and let's see the change they promised. Lamentations to cover future inadequacies will not help the APC. if they feel the enormity of the task ahead is beyond them they should shut the f**k up and step down.

dafuturis:


Bro, what lie are you talking about

How much is a litre of fuel presently?

Are salaries not being owed both state and federal?

Has electricity supply improved or has megawatts increased?

Did our national debt increase or not?

Betterment:
The All Progressives Congress has said President Goodluck Jonathan is handing over a nation in deep crisis, even as his administration continues to contrive more crises without making any effort to solve any of them.

In a statement issued in Abuja on Sunday by its National Publicity Secretary, Lai Mohammed, the party, , appealed to Nigerians not to lose hope, despite the daunting challenges they are currently facing in this atmosphere of contrived chaos.

It said help is on the way.

“In a few days’ time, President Jonathan will hand over to President-elect Muhammadu Buhari,” the APC said. Never in the history of our country has any government handed over to another a more distressed country: No electricity, no fuel, workers are on strike, billions are owed to state and federal workers, 60 billion dollars are owed in national debt and the economy is virtually grounded.

“Today, Nigerians are roaming the streets, jerry cans in hand, searching for everything from kerosene to fuel to diesel to power their homes, keep their vehicles on the road and keep their businesses going. They are paying as much as 300 Naira per litre for fuel, if at all they can get it. Yet their government is not saying a word about the situation.”

APC said while the Jonathan Administration has “arrogantly” told Nigerians that it remains in office and in power till May 29th, all it has been doing is sacking people and making new appointments as if it had been deprived of the opportunity to do so in the past six years.

“They are not interested in how to end the fuel scarcity that has paralysed the socio-economic lives of Nigerians,” the APC said. “They are not interested in how to raise electricity production from its unprecedentedly-low level of 1,327 megawatts. They are not doing anything to end the strike by blue and white collar oil workers, or to stop the impending one.

“They say they are in office till May 29th, but they do not care how workers in 18 states, who are owed a total of 300 billion Naira in salaries under their watch, or federal workers who are owed N400 billion, will be paid. Yet they are running a budget of N1trillion deficit.

“They have deliberately stopped meeting their obligations to oil marketers, which is now around 200 billion Naira, hence no one is lifting petroleum products anymore. If the current energy crisis is not solved soonest, the telecommunications sector could even be grounded in a matter of days as service providers will have neither electricity nor fuel to power their base stations. Of course the aviation sector has already been left comatose by the fuel crisis. The whole scenario reeks of sabotage.”

APC said before PDP and Jonathan Administration’s spin doctors distort its message, it is important to let Nigerians know that the party (APC) is not engaging in lamentations but simply keeping the citizenry informed of the situation on the ground, with just five days to handover date.

‘If we thought the nation was being well managed and there was no problem, we would not have embarked on a campaign of change,” the party said. “While we are ready, willing and able to begin to address the mammoth challenges facing us as a nation as soon as we assume office at the centre in a few days’ time, we will not hesitate for a second to keep Nigerians informed of how we have been brought to this sorry pass, with a view to avoiding such a tragic turn in the future.”

It expressed sadness that the nation has been on auto pilot for the past several weeks, as the outgoing administration has shown neither the capacity nor the willingness to resolve any of the crises it has contrived and foisted on the nation.

”This is the most vivid manifestation of the old saying that literally translates to a departing office holder defecating on the chair he is vacating,” APC said.



Source: http://newsrescue.com/jonathan-destroying-nigeria-before-handover-apc/#ixzz3b40ESGV1

spako4:
What kind of legacy is he leaving behind?
No light,no fuel,lack of employment ,huge debt ,kidnapping,corruption and lack of security

eneidoko:

How can you repair what has been stolen?

CountDracula:
Then repair it when u get their

anonimi:


Which national cake? Do you mean Niger Delta oil revenue

Or do you mean groundnut, cocoa, cotton, kolanut, rubber etc revenue?

Get real man or get lost!!!

coldFLARES1:
Contrived or not, the APC should be grateful to God that Jonathan, by his failings, is offering them a chance to deregulate the downstream sector of the oil industry without much opposition like he faced. In a few days, they shall be in charge and that is why I expect them to silently offer thanksgiving prayers that they have been offered an ample chance to administer the first bitter pill on Nigerians: removal of fuel subsidy!

lilprinze:
APC should Stop the noise, assume power and let's see the change they promised. Lamentations to cover future inadequacies will not help the APC. if they feel the enormity of the task ahead is beyond them they should shut the f**k up and step down.

chyket:
We Nigerians are so predictable!!!We are just currently acting out the script as directed by our almighty Marketers.
The marketers said that they are being owed 200b which includes 131b in subsidy and 69b to take care of Naira depreciation that moved against them.
These Marketers have been pampered so much that they are now blackmailing the Nigerian nation.
Personally I dont believe that there is any subsidy especially since oil lost 50%of its value in the international market.
I am a businessman and i believe that its criminal and immoral to ask us Nigerians to pay you additional cost because the foreign exchange moved against you in your importation business,its the height of arrogance and obvious disdain for fellow Nigerians.Its obvious that this wicked scheme is as a result of fear of marketers that the robbery that they have been carrying out against Nigerians is anout to be exposed hence this deparation to collect all their loot before 29th May2015,if not why the hurry?.If they have legitimate claims the incoming administration will pay them because no matter how magical the administration of Gen Buhari is,he will still need their services for at least the next 120days.
We need to call the bluff of these marketers for the next 5 days or we remain their slaves for a long time.Open your eyes and see whats happening.Their plan is to cripple our movement,cripple our electricity and make it impossible for us to power our generators so that we can pressurise the government to pay them and its already happening here.
The short term solution is to remove the so called subsidy and then open up the importation of fuel to many players as against the cult like ones operated currently by PPRA and this will result in massive importation of products and that way,prices will become competitive
The longterm solution will be building a lot of small capacity refineries inseveral parts of the country so that the prices will come down naturally