Lemon12:
So Op what's your point ?

greatiyk4u:


Though the project is gone but the legacy lives
God bless PMB

adaweezy:

Great ife...
The water truck supplying Angola and MoZ water is a PTF truck too.

doctokwus:
Unless we want to lie as usual to ourselves because of hatred and sycophancy,there is no university,poly or anyother tertiary institution that doesn't have a PTF project, either in learning facilities,transport,or hostels.
Even some hospitals still have some equipment and other medical disposables that bear the PTF logo.
It's because of what abacha did through Buhari with the PTF that it's still astonishing to some that he stole some much,yet despite that,and inspite of moderate oil price levels, still achieved that much.
Compare all that to someone and u see why many feel he was a curse on us.

tonychristopher:


I wonder how a lawyer wil be ha doing three sensitive engineering ministry in one ...a law for Pete's sake


Nigeria is a big joke


What does he know about engine drawing or torque or cement sand ratio



We are still sleeping in here

TheGoodJoe:


Abacha's government remains a mystery with his PTF and FSP projects. My younger ones went to his FSP school in Port Harcourt. School fees, Uniforms, Books free. The school was also beautiful.

President Abacha tried for a man who sold Crude at about $12 a Barrel. Increased our foreign reserves and paid some of our foreign debts.

Compared to a man who sold at $100 a barrel, foreign reserves went down, foreign debt increased and no direct effect of his SURE-P.

lookandlaff:


Errm from the dust on the windscreen, I think that legacy looks a bit dead.

efilefun:
I beg to disagree cuz those who used the free text books back then can never lose the knowledge gained, some schools today still have PTF buildings

docadams:
If you don't have a whiff of their whereabout just keep your trash to yourself. Should they come across my post they will surely respond in a manner I've come to know.

albovy:



Mr I hardly comment but for this ur above script you must be one of the decietful being on earth ....if PTF was the best initiatives then u r way back as not any better than ur Lia_ Moh'dMMMMthat you aint a beneficiary to Sure_p or YouWin doesn't mean the PTF was any form of better..you are enslaved to the health dept and u are there making noise..confirm from the beneficiary of Sure-P and YouWin.they are employers of Labour..so sitdown calm next time or speak intelligently....#ISpeakIntelligently...

anonimi:

I thought trash was for LAWMA, no more Chillax, na weekend bro.

docadams:
Hmmmmmmm

You won't understand the hardness of the axe I have to grind with those two.

efilefun:
I beg to disagree cuz those who used the free text books back then can never lose the knowledge gained, some schools today still have PTF buildings

TheGoodJoe:
Compared to a man who sold Crude at $100 a barrel, foreign reserves went down, foreign debt increased and no direct effect of his SURE-P.

FG, States, LGs Share N568.4 Billion for Oct



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Also, $1billion was proposed for distribution to complement shortfall in expected revenue." The $1billion is a compromise by the FG over its words in September not to augment shortfalls anymore.

Responding to the presentation, the chairman of the States Commissioners of Finance and Ebonyi State Commissioner of Finance, Mr Timothy Odaah, lamented that the statutory allocation was getting smaller and smaller. "It appears this is the worst in terms of returns. This is the least in allocations as far as this year is concerned. We are mourning the dearth of funds and this is a wakeup call for states and local governments to buoy up their internally generated revenue."

While appreciating the "magnanimity" of President Goodluck Jonathan to approve the $1billion from the excess crude account and to be shared among the federal, state and local governments, Odaah expressed disappointment with the returns made by the NNPC.

He said that [size=14pt]the states had requested for $2bn[/size] to complement for the shortfall in revenue but got only $1billion. In September, Odaah and fellow commissioners had walked out of the Accountant General of the Federation (AGF) when the federal government said that the framework of the 2013 budget was no longer realistic and it won't augment shortfall in revenue. Odaah raised issues with the statutory allocations of previous months.

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anonimi:

Okay na......make I leave una settle una matter unasef. Ciao

anonimi:


Don't be lazy abeg.
Ask our 36 state governors na.

akinyeleaa:
U can never convince someone who has made a conscious decision not to see anything good in you. Imagine someone saying the bus is not functional, is it ptf that will maintain the bus for you. So, if I am generous enough to set up a business for you, you still expect me to mange it for you abi, it is this same sense of entitlement that has held you down for years, just continue ehn.

FYI, there are ptf buses that are still very functional today, at least I know of several higher institutions. Also classrooms and even clinics, those that are lucky to have good management tho.

anonimi:


Don't be lazy abeg.
Ask our 36 state governors na.

tonychristopher:


Igbos don't do heard mentality
Igbos don't do flock mentality
Everybody won't like buhari
Everybody never liked Jesus
Everybody never like Muhammed
Everybody never liked budha

So buhari is just a mortal and he will be opposed and igbos are doing that job perfectly

The beauty of opposition is democracy


Now how is your kunu sipping gworo chewing god faring ...is he back in the country
Has he given you the 5k monthly promised
Has he made fuel 40 naira
Gas he technically defeated boko haram
Has he brought back chibok girls
Has he made dollar at par with naira
Has he balanced the governance in terms of age and tribes
Has he put square oegs in square holes


Has he....so many things



You must understand that there is opposition. And igbo are doing that



Do igbos even give a damn I doubt that

greatiyk4u:
I saw this vehicle yesterday at ENTRACO park in Enugu when I stopped over to enjoy some chilled bottles of my Favorite ORIJIN and immediate my mind went down the memory lane.

For those who were not born then, this is one of the Petroleum Trust Fund (PTF) subsidized commercial vehicles during Buhari's leadership of the project.

Though the project is gone but the legacy lives
God bless PMB

samstech:
Its a gone truck

DrayZee:

At least there were buses. Which one did Buhari do? Did you see the state of the bus in the picture?

blackpanda:


Do u know how many years ago PTF was in existence Use your brain before blabbing!

obailala:
There is a clear difference between 'opposition' and endless 'nagging' like a scorned 2nd wife.
Everybody cannot like Buhari and nobody is asking everyone to like Buhari (elections are loooong over) but there is something called 'minding your business' or 'not giving a damn' when a person you don't like passes by.

If we must be honest with ourselves, the way most Igbos are carrying this Buhari's matter on their head today can obviously not be classified as 'opposition' or 'not giving a damn,' what we have today is clearly a case of people nagging and stressing themselves unnecessarily as if Buhari will rule forever - at most Buhari may only even rule till 2019. It is high time Igbos returned to the 'we dont give a damn' mode and stop some unnecessary nagging which may not be beneficial 'development-wise'.
This is just my opinion though.

Siberia101:
I work in a health sector PTF was one of the best government initiatives...

We still use equipments down to bedsheets from PTF till date.

SureP remains the biggest scam

DrayZee:

At least there were buses. Which one did Buhari do? Did you see the state of the bus in the picture?