UmuEri:
When Buhari finishes with this country, you will beg Gej to come take over

omenka:
First, what is wrong with reading info on the pages of newspaper I don't even understand the essence of that line. Are the things you know about Buhari's regime not also things you read on the pages of newspapers?? Abi you be FG official

And you say SURE-P was very successful?? How do the following amount to success??

[video]: Duped SURE-P Employees Protest In
Lagos: www.nairaland.com/2293599/video-duped-sure-p-employees-protest

Aggrieved SURE-P staff protest over
N4.9bn fraud
www.vanguardngr.com/2015/10/aggrieved-sure-p-staff-protest-over-n4-9bn-fraud/

Nigeria: Applicants Allege Fraud in SURE-P/
FERMA Recruitment
allafrica.com/stories/201507070085.html

These are but a few indicators of what a "success" SURE-P was according to you.

And as per your last line: it is yet to be proven the policy is a failure under Buhari when it hasn't been given the test of time. Saying so only makes you sound too emotional- the sort of people I hate to engage around here.

tinsel:
Situation then was different from situation now. When Jonathan increased the fuel price, oil price then was about usd100/barrel. So no reason for him to do that.But now oil is about usd38/barrel. W cannot sustain the subsidy any longer.

luvinhubby:
'These are the same people that made me and Omoyele Sowore dance as ancient fools in front of IMF & world bank'.



Wailers form don finish ooo, we no wan new members!!



Lalalsticlala come follow your bros laugh here ooo!

omenka:
First off, I'm a party supporter and not a Rep. Be clear on that.

Now, make no mistakes, I appreciate the hardship the citizens are going through but also know too well some bitter pills must be swallowed and sacrifices made if we desire to attain the record heights we aspire to as a country.

We all know that policy is unsustainable and some of us, in our private fora, supported the idea of its total removal even under the ex-president- the only misgivings being that the regime was fatally corrupt and any saving made thereof could easily be stolen in the blink of an eye.

How SURE-P was handled vindicated our position. It became a facade behind which the most obscene acts of corruption/theft were perpetrated- that much was confirmed by the Chairman Kolade Christopher himself who eventually threw in the towel in disgust.

We must admit there would have been a more propitious time to administer the pill but for the government to have had the balls to pull this off at a time like this suggests it's already had its back up against a reinforced wall through which it couldn't break.

What we are witnessing today are a cascading effect of the record plunge in oil prices- world oil majors have been feeling the pinch as well- most notably Venezuela. Even Saudi with her trillion dollar economy has been slashing subsidies, how much more Nigeria...

I have no doubt the president has the best interest of the country at heart and fully understands the consequences of his action. I'm confident savings made from this would be channelled into areas with real and measurable impact on the average Nigerian- it isn't gonna be another SURE-P regime. When this is done, our country men and women would eventually see the propriety of the policy and would even forget shiit even happened.

Ask yourself this- would we rather keep buying gasoline at about twice the official rate while "subsidising" it or officially deregulate while the price remain unchanged??

This stuff would pan out beautifully, I believe so.

kinibigdeal:


As per your exacerbated links, it will be a fiasco frenza for me to respond to them. I dont think i have such time for media precipitation's. I still insist that SURE-P is a very successful scheme which i will advice this "weightless" administration to adopt.


If you cannot understand my simple and analytical points, i fear what you think you know. If you cannot understand my questions regarding the said policies, am afraid i cant be of help. you only see the perfume on the surface of the casket but the root in it, you are just carried away.

If you can seperate "intellects" and emotions" it will go a long way in helping your analytical skills....cheers

steppin:

Congo! What was the cause? Small kid.

UmuEri:
When Buhari finishes with this country, you will beg Gej to come take over

omenka:

We all know that policy is unsustainable and some of us, in our private fora, supported the idea of its total removal even under the ex-president- the only misgivings being that the regime was fatally corrupt and any saving made thereof could easily be stolen in the blink of an eye.

Bollinger:


Obviously you did not read or comprehend what i wrote. Nigeria has never had one descent leader since independence. You all have been cheated from the birth of the country. I have not said one leader is or was better than the other. They are all the same, outdoing each other on who can be worse. What is shocking to me is you not realizing this and praying for the return of Jonathan, one the worst of the worst in Nigeria's history. He was so incompetent it is still mind boggling to me.

Realman87:


I agree with you that Nigeria has not had one decent (real) leader since independence But I disagree with you that Jonathan was incompetent. The truth is that a 'section of the media' portrayed him as incompetent. Those who hated Jonathan used their media to repeatedly Damage his government, and more people are beginning to realize their folly e.g Pa Ikhide. Jonathan's achievements were suppressed by the media while boko haram's atrocities were 'glorified' by the hateful group that controls the media. In summary, the northerners created boko terrorists while western media 'glorified' their atrocities. Please, Jonathan wasn't incompetent.

omenka:
First off, I'm a party supporter and not a Rep. Be clear on that.

Now, make no mistakes, I appreciate the hardship the citizens are going through but also know too well some bitter pills must be swallowed and sacrifices made if we desire to attain the record heights we aspire to as a country.

We all know that policy is unsustainable and some of us, in our private fora, supported the idea of its total removal even under the ex-president- the only misgivings being that the regime was fatally corrupt and any saving made thereof could easily be stolen in the blink of an eye.

How SURE-P was handled vindicated our position. It became a facade behind which the most obscene acts of corruption/theft were perpetrated- that much was confirmed by the Chairman Kolade Christopher himself who eventually threw in the towel in disgust.

We must admit there would have been a more propitious time to administer the pill but for the government to have had the balls to pull this off at a time like this suggests it's already had its back up against a reinforced wall through which it couldn't break.

What we are witnessing today are a cascading effect of the record plunge in oil prices- world oil majors have been feeling the pinch as well- most notably Venezuela. Even Saudi with her trillion dollar economy has been slashing subsidies, how much more Nigeria...

I have no doubt the president has the best interest of the country at heart and fully understands the consequences of his action. I'm confident savings made from this would be channelled into areas with real and measurable impact on the average Nigerian- it isn't gonna be another SURE-P regime. When this is done, our country men and women would eventually see the propriety of the policy and would even forget shiit even happened.

Ask yourself this- would we rather keep buying gasoline at about twice the official rate while "subsidising" it or officially deregulate while the price remain unchanged??

This stuff would pan out beautifully, I believe so.

Mcponpin:
The Road to Nigeria's Delusion and Demagoguery - A people's determination to self destruct!
When Jonathan tried the deregulation policy in January 2012, his price was N141 per litre.
The price of crude oil was then $111.67 per barrel!
We occupied Nigeria!
Pastor Bakare, Fashola, Tinubu, All came out to lead protesters...
The usual school of exposed but dim witted abroadians also demonstrated, abroad.
However then, a basket of tomatoes was N3, 000, per basket, price of rice, N6, 000 per bag.
Today, Buhari has done his own deregulation. Fuel price is fixed at N145 per litre.
But the price of crude oil is just $46.00 per barrel.
Will Nigeria be occupied??

I don't think so.
We are under a spell.

Pastor Tunde Bakare, Bola Tinubu, Fashola are all in this Buhari's government, one way or the other.
Price of tomatoes, jumped from N4,000 to N18,000 per basket!
Price of a bag of rice, jumped from N7,000 a bag to N14,000 a bag!
All, within ONE YEAR!!

Will the usual school of abroadians, nurtured in hypocrisy and gullibility, now begin to talk...!??
That is the question they themselves will begin to answer in the usual way of making a mockery of themselves..

Last week, one of these ones, told me, it is for a while; Nigeria is going to be better he said.
So I say to him,
Since you have this very strong convictions about Nigeria's future under this government, WHY DON'T YOU JUST PACK YOUR STUFF AND JUST COME BACK HOME, NOW!?
Like he heard me, but pretended he didn't....

Such is the idiocy of their thinking.

And to the Nigerian Buharists.....
You will now be engrossed with yet another little matter of simple mental sums - if crude oil was $111.67 when Jonathan deregulated at N141 per litre, what should the price of crude oil be now that Buhari has deregulated at N145 pee litre!
It is quite a simple "Simultaneous" equation.

And if you would rather it is a "Quadratic" one, try this simple question:
Bearing in mind, that, all other indices remain Not constant, in fact a double digit inflation, crippling economy, tripled foodstuffs prices, justify your position as a continuous, non thinking herd, in the cattle ranch of the Life Patron of the Umbrella body of all Fulani herdsmen, the Miyetti Allah Cattle Breeders Association of Nigeria, and answer....!

DO you Not now, have more than enough reasons, through empirical Mathematical equations, to OCCUPY NIGERIA!?

5starmilitant:
Gej has a good heart. Even though the protest was sponsored by apc, Gej still revised his decision because of the masses. But buhari doesn't give a shit about the masses, he's a very stubborn goat.

Mcponpin:
The Road to Nigeria's Delusion and Demagoguery - A people's determination to self destruct!
When Jonathan tried the deregulation policy in January 2012, his price was N141 per litre.
The price of crude oil was then $111.67 per barrel!
We occupied Nigeria!
Pastor Bakare, Fashola, Tinubu, All came out to lead protesters...
The usual school of exposed but dim witted abroadians also demonstrated, abroad.
However then, a basket of tomatoes was N3, 000, per basket, price of rice, N6, 000 per bag.
Today, Buhari has done his own deregulation. Fuel price is fixed at N145 per litre.
But the price of crude oil is just $46.00 per barrel.
Will Nigeria be occupied??

I don't think so.
We are under a spell.

Pastor Tunde Bakare, Bola Tinubu, Fashola are all in this Buhari's government, one way or the other.
Price of tomatoes, jumped from N4,000 to N18,000 per basket!
Price of a bag of rice, jumped from N7,000 a bag to N14,000 a bag!
All, within ONE YEAR!!

Will the usual school of abroadians, nurtured in hypocrisy and gullibility, now begin to talk...!??
That is the question they themselves will begin to answer in the usual way of making a mockery of themselves..

Last week, one of these ones, told me, it is for a while; Nigeria is going to be better he said.
So I say to him,
Since you have this very strong convictions about Nigeria's future under this government, WHY DON'T YOU JUST PACK YOUR STUFF AND JUST COME BACK HOME, NOW!?
Like he heard me, but pretended he didn't....

Such is the idiocy of their thinking.

And to the Nigerian Buharists.....
You will now be engrossed with yet another little matter of simple mental sums - if crude oil was $111.67 when Jonathan deregulated at N141 per litre, what should the price of crude oil be now that Buhari has deregulated at N145 pee litre!
It is quite a simple "Simultaneous" equation.

And if you would rather it is a "Quadratic" one, try this simple question:
Bearing in mind, that, all other indices remain Not constant, in fact a double digit inflation, crippling economy, tripled foodstuffs prices, justify your position as a continuous, non thinking herd, in the cattle ranch of the Life Patron of the Umbrella body of all Fulani herdsmen, the Miyetti Allah Cattle Breeders Association of Nigeria, and answer....!

DO you Not now, have more than enough reasons, through empirical Mathematical equations, to OCCUPY NIGERIA!?

mandax:


Na Lie, we have to print more forms to admit more and more and more WAILERS to be.

Mcponpin:
The Road to Nigeria's Delusion and Demagoguery - A people's determination to self destruct!
When Jonathan tried the deregulation policy in January 2012, his price was N141 per litre.
The price of crude oil was then $111.67 per barrel!
We occupied Nigeria!
Pastor Bakare, Fashola, Tinubu, All came out to lead protesters...
The usual school of exposed but dim witted abroadians also demonstrated, abroad.
However then, a basket of tomatoes was N3, 000, per basket, price of rice, N6, 000 per bag.
Today, Buhari has done his own deregulation. Fuel price is fixed at N145 per litre.
But the price of crude oil is just $46.00 per barrel.
Will Nigeria be occupied??

I don't think so.
We are under a spell.

Pastor Tunde Bakare, Bola Tinubu, Fashola are all in this Buhari's government, one way or the other.
Price of tomatoes, jumped from N4,000 to N18,000 per basket!
Price of a bag of rice, jumped from N7,000 a bag to N14,000 a bag!
All, within ONE YEAR!!

Will the usual school of abroadians, nurtured in hypocrisy and gullibility, now begin to talk...!??
That is the question they themselves will begin to answer in the usual way of making a mockery of themselves..

Last week, one of these ones, told me, it is for a while; Nigeria is going to be better he said.
So I say to him,
Since you have this very strong convictions about Nigeria's future under this government, WHY DON'T YOU JUST PACK YOUR STUFF AND JUST COME BACK HOME, NOW!?
Like he heard me, but pretended he didn't....

Such is the idiocy of their thinking.

And to the Nigerian Buharists.....
You will now be engrossed with yet another little matter of simple mental sums - if crude oil was $111.67 when Jonathan deregulated at N141 per litre, what should the price of crude oil be now that Buhari has deregulated at N145 pee litre!
It is quite a simple "Simultaneous" equation.

And if you would rather it is a "Quadratic" one, try this simple question:
Bearing in mind, that, all other indices remain Not constant, in fact a double digit inflation, crippling economy, tripled foodstuffs prices, justify your position as a continuous, non thinking herd, in the cattle ranch of the Life Patron of the Umbrella body of all Fulani herdsmen, the Miyetti Allah Cattle Breeders Association of Nigeria, and answer....!

DO you Not now, have more than enough reasons, through empirical Mathematical equations, to OCCUPY NIGERIA!?

omenka:
...What we are witnessing today are a cascading effect of the record plunge in oil prices- world oil majors have been feeling the pinch as well- most notably Venezuela. Even Saudi with her trillion dollar economy has been slashing subsidies, how much more Nigeria...

omenka:
First off, I'm a party supporter and not a Rep. Be clear on that.

Now, make no mistakes, I appreciate the hardship the citizens are going through but also know too well some bitter pills must be swallowed and sacrifices made if we desire to attain the record heights we aspire to as a country.

We all know that policy is unsustainable and some of us, in our private fora, supported the idea of its total removal even under the ex-president- the only misgivings being that the regime was fatally corrupt and any saving made thereof could easily be stolen in the blink of an eye.

How SURE-P was handled vindicated our position. It became a facade behind which the most obscene acts of corruption/theft were perpetrated- that much was confirmed by the Chairman Kolade Christopher himself who eventually threw in the towel in disgust.

We must admit there would have been a more propitious time to administer the pill but for the government to have had the balls to pull this off at a time like this suggests it's already had its back up against a reinforced wall through which it couldn't break.

What we are witnessing today are a cascading effect of the record plunge in oil prices- world oil majors have been feeling the pinch as well- most notably Venezuela. Even Saudi with her trillion dollar economy has been slashing subsidies, how much more Nigeria...

I have no doubt the president has the best interest of the country at heart and fully understands the consequences of his action. I'm confident savings made from this would be channelled into areas with real and measurable impact on the average Nigerian- it isn't gonna be another SURE-P regime. When this is done, our country men and women would eventually see the propriety of the policy and would even forget shiit even happened.

Ask yourself this- would we rather keep buying gasoline at about twice the official rate while "subsidising" it or officially deregulate while the price remain unchanged??

This stuff would pan out beautifully, I believe so.

buzquet:
great man for mumu's

SleekAboki:
Sowore of Sahara reporters is a known Tinubu boy who's well paid from Lagos state treasury.

UmuEri:
When Buhari finishes with this country, you will beg Gej to come take over

ststyreal:

please people like me don't want to hear anything about APC which u represent. Seeing your handle alone irritate me. No body is interested in your long epistle cos it's only when its done by APC you people will preach sacrifice but when its Jonathan, your APC nonsense of a party will unleash fire. Go and enjoy your fuel subsidy removal and I hope u have visited the market of recent to see the increase in goods. Honestly, u irritate me with this your APC defense. I don't know you and trust me, will never have anything to do with u in this forum as regards to either quoting you or liking your comments as this will be my first and last time to ever have anything to do with your post. You disgust me with this your eye service defense of your so called party.

nwakibie3:
My question still remains that "for the population of over 160million people full of intellects, best brains and professionals, buhari is the capable hand Nigerians see that will preside over them?