ConqueredWest:


Your opinion holds no water.

If you think Nigeria will survive the exclusion of Igbos from occupying that presidency, pls continue and see a repeat of Soviet Union collapse in Africa

DropShot:
Only pragmatic and analytical minds will agree with you pastor.

Let's do a simple and quick analogy:

1. I earned N100k monthly for five years. After spending on family needs and other things, I should have N20k left for savings.

2. The N20k I should keep on monthly basis in those five years, I didn't keep it but was using it on frivolities.

3. Suddenly my salary got reduced to N40k for some reason.

Will I still be able to provide for all the needs of my family as I used to when salary was N100k? Common sense should tell me and those around me that I will struggle BIG TIME while looking for alternative ways out.

Even if a wife expects her husband to still meet such needs after knowing the facts above, people around her will condemn and criticize her for not showing understanding as well as lacking perseverance.

Nigerians need to give the government reasonable time and put things in perspective of the times we are.

Only quote me if you have evidence-backed argument to offer. Not the usual inanities.

DropShot:

Where I live, since the crude crash began and despite that the country uses its earnings more judiciously than Nigeria, fuel pump price has been increased on three occasions.

House rent has gone up.

Prices of consumer goods have shot up by more than 30%

Thousands of jobs have been lost as a result of same drop in crude earning (it's by God's Grace many of us are still employed).

Despite all these, residents understand that all the developments are a result of drastic drop in the country's income.

Don't I have people I send money to on monthly basis? Or do you think if I was sending N100k before now, it will still be that same N100k in these hard times?

We need to be pragmatic and show understanding.

IstandWitBuhari:
After 2years this afonja fake pastor is saying its to early to judge buhari,I hope buhari is not planning to bubu Nigerians in 2019 with give me a second term and I will implement the good plans I had. It won't work o o

DropShot:
Only pragmatic and analytical minds will agree with you pastor.

Let's do a simple and quick analogy:

1. I earned N100k monthly for five years. After spending on family needs and other things, I should have N20k left for savings.

2. The N20k I should keep on monthly basis in those five years, I didn't keep it but was using it on frivolities.

3. Suddenly my salary got reduced to N40k for some reason.

Will I still be able to provide for all the needs of my family as I used to when salary was N100k? Common sense should tell me and those around me that I will struggle BIG TIME while looking for alternative ways out.

Even if a wife expects her husband to still meet such needs after knowing the facts above, people around her will condemn and criticize her for not showing understanding as well as lacking perseverance.

Nigerians need to give the government reasonable time and put things in perspective of the times we are.

Only quote me if you have evidence-backed argument to offer. Not the usual inanities.

Whynotthetruth:


I laughed so hard reading through how you bamboozled the ajebuter girl with fairytales of lies and half-truths ...

1)Can you state with facts the economic development indices as at when PDP handed over to buhari?

2)Can you drop here facts on what buhari is doing to get the economy right especially taking a look on fiscal policy measures and monetary policies as it affected SMEs and middle income earners?

3)What subsidy is paid when landing cost of PMS and crude price is low? So how come PMS is on the high? Or is the economic philosophy of Fashola pre-election ineffective now?

4) To what extent and how has buhari ensured diversification of economy and survival of SMEs which are key stimulants cum drivers for the economy?

5) What's the economic ingenuity behehacking the idea of sourcing for oil in North when economy is in recession and natives are exchanging kids for food?

6) What's the performance of the year's budget especially for capital projects and even 2015 bearing in mind that buhari ruled for greater percentage of the uear ?

7) What's our foreign reserve now and ECA bearing in mind the oil benchmark in 2016 budget? Is buhari saving?

Kindly break down and answer to this thread attached on this one...I need to learn bro https://www.nairaland.com/3299148/economy-pdp-dropped-facts-figures

9)So how come Bakare advocated for Jonathan's removal from office during 2012 subsidy removal protest because he felt the policy was anti people and would cause more poverty? Can you compare poverty rate then and now? how many years was Jonathan in office then before he rated hjs performance

10)How come the middle-class grew exponentially under Jonathan and is melting faster than ice on a sunny day under Buhari irrespective of crude oil price also being average within a reasonable part of former administration?

11) How's security situation in nigeria today; a key factor for FDI?

12) What's the economic ingenuity and implication behind running a cabinet without "noisemakers" for 6months? Compare the Economic situation in America when Obama took over vis a vis his actions on swearing in as to buhari action on swearing in till now? Btw Obama had his economic team before swearing in ceremony sef

13) What's the idea supporting appointment of over 6 propagandists(media assistants) by Buhari with no economic adviser for more than a year...before he now reluctantly picked one now?

Hypocrisy kills a nation...and it's people!!!

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aressssa:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ltrsjqTE_p8




The truth is coming out finnaly.. but it's too late for all that, you don't have to tell us Jona got us in trouble, you were part of it, you contributed by colluding with the same Jona you are now throwing under the bus by stealing and handing over our money to Dasuki to share with the whole of PDP..


Better late than never sha..

989900:


Guys like him are intellectually helpless, their only haven, because apparently they can't just shut up, is to take the tribal route.

Deen77:

[s]
Mr, what is your problem? The same Yoruba vote Jonathan 2011 and he failed.

Read Angola news below, what has Jonathan did with our Oil Boom except importing petroleum products an essential commodities to run our economy without looking inward for local refining to stop wasting our forex on importation.[/s]

DropShot:

Where I live, since the crude crash began and despite that the country uses its earnings more judiciously than Nigeria, fuel pump price has been increased on three occasions.

House rent has gone up.

Prices of consumer goods have shot up by more than 30%

Thousands of jobs have been lost as a result of same drop in crude earning (it's by God's Grace many of us are still employed).

Despite all these, residents understand that all the developments are a result of drastic drop in the country's income.

Don't I have people I send money to on monthly basis? Or do you think if I was sending N100k before now, it will still be that same N100k in these hard times?

We need to be pragmatic and show understanding.

ajebuter:



Good and fair enough analogy..

But do you live in the country?

Do you know know the current prices of essential foodstuff in the country? rice, beans, garri, bread, palm oil, groundnut oil, semovita, refiling of gas, kerosene, coal, beverages, just to mention but a very few?

Do you honestly think or believe if you live in the country and earn your salary in naira you would still stick to your gun and believe all is well?

It was extremely disastrous under the last regime but dude, Nigerians are not smiling at all and this is beyond political , religious or ethnic affiliation..

You should come live here for 3 months without dollar or BP backing and experience what Nigerians are facing..

No duro sibi yi naa..

989900:


And your point again?

Deen77:


Go back to farm.

DropShot:

Don't use others' shortcomings to justify your folly.

kgr8mike:
May be the members of his church are not complaining.

May be the fuel prize is not affecting them?

May be the cost of food items that have gone to the high heavens are not close to his door post.

May be the number of job losses did not affect his members.

May be, may be, may be..

DropShot:
Only pragmatic and analytical minds will agree with you pastor.

Let's do a simple and quick analogy:

1. I earned N100k monthly for five years. After spending on family needs and other things, I should have N20k left for savings.

2. The N20k I should keep on monthly basis in those five years, I didn't keep it but was using it on frivolities.

3. Suddenly my salary got reduced to N40k for some reason.

Will I still be able to provide for all the needs of my family as I used to when salary was N100k? Common sense should tell me and those around me that I will struggle BIG TIME while looking for alternative ways out.

Even if a wife expects her husband to still meet such needs after knowing the facts above, people around her will condemn and criticize her for not showing understanding as well as lacking perseverance.

Nigerians need to give the government reasonable time and put things in perspective of the times we are.

Only quote me if you have evidence-backed argument to offer. Not the usual inanities.

moonraker:


Good, except your seeing things from one angle... What about the common man on the streets that has sought change for a long time.. pretty sure he or she doesnt hve such luxury as your clear flawed analogy has shown. Again, Nigeria isnt going to change over night, however there are policies that need to be laid down by the government to give hope to the people that elected them that things will eventually change. Frm where i am seated, i dont see that confident booster.

If you need evidence, look at your athletes at the just concluded olympics. Yet, everyone were expecting them to win Gold medals?? shior

greatgod2012:
Hypocrite pastor!

I know that if it's not his pal/buddy that is there, he would have started shouting up and down, calling him different unprintable names, organizing and sponsoring yeye protests against the government all around, preaching against the government in his church every Sunday, turning the altar to protesting stage, etc.
But let's face facts Pastor Tunde Bakare is being objective &analytical that President Buhari is honest in his dealing with governance He is not the one to condone &accommodate corruption If Jonathan had performed like this we would not be where we are Even terrorists&criminals had access to our treasury These are the problems that have engaged the attention of President Buhari giving the impression that he is slow to respond May we never be cursed with.a calamity that will produce another Jonathan in this country again!

For this man to be a pastor, then, God is so patient and merciful.

damola311:


Did Last administration save or not?

who were those that pressurized the presidency of last administration to spend or disburse the savings?

DropShot:
Only pragmatic and analytical minds will agree with you pastor.

Let's do a simple and quick analogy:

1. I earned N100k monthly for five years. After spending on family needs and other things, I should have N20k left for savings.

2. The N20k I should keep on monthly basis in those five years, I didn't keep it but was using it on frivolities.

3. Suddenly my salary got reduced to N40k for some reason.

Will I still be able to provide for all the needs of my family as I used to when salary was N100k? Common sense should tell me and those around me that I will struggle BIG TIME while looking for alternative ways out.

Even if a wife expects her husband to still meet such needs after knowing the facts above, people around her will condemn and criticize her for not showing understanding as well as lacking perseverance.

Nigerians need to give the government reasonable time and put things in perspective of the times we are.

Only quote me if you have evidence-backed argument to offer. Not the usual inanities.

DropShot:

From which money to save nah? The money Ineffectual Buffoon stole and allowed to be shared among other goats?

Darchangel:
chai chai chai, bros u disappoint me big time! from the day subsidy was removed and pump price of fuel, kero and gas increased government saves 58 naira on each litre of fuel bought. now do the maths on how many litres of fuel consumed a day not to talk of months now. I only made this assumption on fuel alone. leave jona out of this!

emachij89:
NOI said Nigerian govt lacked the political will to save and not just Jona! This govt she was refering to I suppose is primarily made up of the governors forum led by RCA who stormed Aso rock threatening to shut down d govt if the money from excess crude sells were not immidiately shared! Pls let's get d facts. However, reduction in oil price is not basically responsible for d suffering of Nigerians! Was is oil price that jacked up tuition fees of federal govt colleges by 400%? From N20000 to over N80000, shut up electricity tarrif by 45%? Increased bank lending rate in a time of reccession? Banned rice importation without any plan for proper local options? Etc. These are the actual things making Nigerians to suffer!

Darchangel:
chai chai chai, bros u disappoint me big time! from the day subsidy was removed and pump price of fuel, kero and gas increased government saves 58 naira on each litre of fuel bought. now do the maths on how many litres of fuel consumed a day not to talk of months now. I only made this assumption on fuel alone. leave jona out of this!