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Re: Why You Should Not Yet Rejoice About 2017 Budget? by akaahs(m): 3:36pm On Dec 20, 2016 |
Before u being think say i go rejoice? Wey i never see 2016 budget for ground. Lets pray anoda controversy doesn't treal the 2017 budget. Budget of change nd budget of recovery are both coming from set fail government. |
Re: Why You Should Not Yet Rejoice About 2017 Budget? by akaahs(m): 3:50pm On Dec 20, 2016 |
Paentera:pls can u give us ur own analysis of the 2017 budget? It seem as if u are an economist with wealth of knowledge that we tap from. Waiting for ur inputs on the 2017 budget. |
Re: Why You Should Not Yet Rejoice About 2017 Budget? by ReubenE(m): 3:56pm On Dec 20, 2016 |
grodt999:This your comment is a masterpiece. Short yet speaks volume. Bad leadership is a product of bad society so do bad laws. Nigerians are responsible for the bad leaders we have today. An average Nigerian creates problems for himself and society on daily bases, some even insurmountable. However, the blame still goes to the leaders because even the devil is believed to give with one hand and take with the other, but our leaders only takes until the country winds up dead. The onus therefore is on all Nigerians to contribute positively to the growth of the country through the little things we do as individuals at the family level, and society at large. |
Re: Why You Should Not Yet Rejoice About 2017 Budget? by Olu317(m): 3:58pm On Dec 20, 2016 |
ehissi:How on earth do you expect anyone to talk?, We asked for a saintly person, we got the opposite. We await the Federal Republic of PMB, who intend to use tactics to tie Nigerians down into slavery by borrowing from the World recognised organisation so as to continue to compel Nigeria's different ethnic groups to still forcefully be together. That is indeed the intention of over ambitious budget of 2017.And what will be the Budget of 2018?, All the recovered loot that have been handed over to Nigeria government, What have they done wit in helping the dying masses? A clarion call to those who knows what this mean. |
Re: Why You Should Not Yet Rejoice About 2017 Budget? by obailala(m): 4:04pm On Dec 20, 2016 |
Whynotthetruth:I am in 100% agreement with the article by Henry Boyo and many other of his statements. I am not like some mumu wailing zombies I know who believe that their fallen hero is an omnipotent and infallible saint even against proven evidence staring them in the face which proves contrary. 1 Like 1 Share |
Re: Why You Should Not Yet Rejoice About 2017 Budget? by mfm04622: 4:13pm On Dec 20, 2016 |
RevDesm0ndJuju: Your theory will be false! For your information, US want Dollars to fall so that their export will be cheaper. If Dollars fall, America is happy 2 Likes |
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Re: Why You Should Not Yet Rejoice About 2017 Budget? by RevDesm0ndJuju: 4:46pm On Dec 20, 2016 |
mfm04622: A crashing dollar leads to gold spiking The US policy has been since the Gold standard was discarded to undermine other currencies and gold appreciation. You obviously don't understand the basic monetary policy that keeps the $20trillion and climbing debt based economy of the US afloat. The US is a net importer and consumer based economy and they are able to achieve this by ensuring the USD remains Supreme as a means of global trade. Can you mention one single sector which the US dominates as an exporter? 1 Like |
Re: Why You Should Not Yet Rejoice About 2017 Budget? by grodt999: 4:54pm On Dec 20, 2016 |
ReubenE: Well you made some good points but you are also part of the problem...it is either people who do not know or those or only know enough not to help fix it. Lets discuss the commonsense of YOUR statement "However, the blame still goes to the leaders because even the devil is believed to give with one hand and take with the other, but our leaders only takes until the country winds up dead. 1, how can you blame LEADERS who despite the citizens knowing they are crooks are allowed to win fraudulent elections or carry out military coup without the citizens doing much about it? Even if some of these people got to leadership legally why do the citizens allow them stay in power knowing they are ineffective...DO YOU HOESTLY THINK IF NIGERIAN CITIZENS ARE NOT MORONS WHO ARE TO BLAME, THIS WILL HAPPEN? 2, You mentioned the devil (a concept that no one on this planet know yet Nigerians like you legitimize the existence and use it to shape your mentality! Is that also the fault of LEADERS 3, Did you say the leaders take until the country wind up dead? Nigerian Citizens have stolen, defrauded and corrupted the country more than any leaders will ever do. There is no sector (private and public) where nigerian citizens work and not take bribe. Even street food sellers will give you expired products, collect gratification for services, 419 you, armed robbers, fake pastors/imams,,,,Nigeria is packed with criminals, thieves and conmen yet you are blaming WHO? LEADERS? Is it the leaders that asked ibo people to carry drugs to Asia and other parts of the world, is it leaders who are sending prostitutes to Italy...despite the fact that Nigeria is not the poorest country on earth? Nigerian population is nearly 200 million despite hunger and starvation...children are being born into instant poverty by citizens not leaders. Fake chinese rice, toxic waste, contraband and other illegal substances are being put in circulation to kill fellow Nigerians but your response is leaders!!! you cannot even enter Nigeria without some citizen wearing a uniform asking you for bribe to enter your own country. Is it leaders who are doing land 419 all over Nigeria? You cannot leave your house in Nigeria without another Nigerian trying to murder, attack, cheat, abuse and terrorise you! I beg get a life jare! |
Re: Why You Should Not Yet Rejoice About 2017 Budget? by ReubenE(m): 8:20pm On Dec 20, 2016 |
grodt999:You made good points I must say. But then, I must say again that you are very temperamental, judging by your conclusion. You don't have to sound rude in order to be emphatic. Nearly everything you said above can be classified under my earlier statement that "bad leadership is a product of bad society". This statement explains that our society is bad, and it is this bad society that is responsible for our leaders behaving in a manner they are not suppose to. I also said the onus is on all Nigerians to contribute positively to the growth of the country through the little roles we play at the family level and society at large. Again, I said earlier that an average Nigerian creates problems for himself and society at large. I believe this statement explains all the anomalies you highlighted above that are associated with Nigerians. Again, the aspect where I said the devil, you ought to know that it is figurative, and doesn't mean whether anyone has seen the devil. It is a common believe that the devil is a bad guy and that he perpetrate evil, that serves as the background for its usage in my comment. I don't think I am wrong for doing that. On the area where I blamed the leaders which appear to upset you is unavoidable in this discourse. First, politics belongs to the superstructure. This means that it is politics that allocate values to every other sector of society. This is followed closely by law and economy. Leadership is a product of politics in Nigeria, therefore can be used to encourage or discourage social behaviour. That includes all the vices you mentioned above that are associated with Nigerians. My brother, like where you have smoke, there is fire, where humans exist, there is a state, where there is a state, there is politics, and where there is politics, there is power. The power here can be used to build or destroy, punish or reward, make good or make bad etc. Why I apportioned some of the blame to the leaders is because they are the ones who exercise this power. Leadership is suppose to be responsive so that the citizens can make informed choices in order to lead the good life. Finally, the part where you said I should get a life, I don't think I did anything wrong to deserve that abrasive comment. I mean, you barely know me, so it is not morally correct for you to say that. People should be more cosmopolitan in outlook when making contributions here. I think throwing insults is gradually becoming a Nigerian problem which our leaders will have to solve too. Thank you |
Re: Why You Should Not Yet Rejoice About 2017 Budget? by Leopardd(m): 8:18am On Dec 21, 2016 |
grodt999: Fixed! Is it the leaders that asked Yoruba people to be doing Yahoo all over and has made name for themselves as hardcore Gee boys (Opa 6ix, Investor BJ, Kayode Philips, Aremo Gucci, anyone?), they are everywhere, Sauti, Malay ati Europe, America, Kenya, even Ghana here dem dey trek enter am to do dating scam.... |
Re: Why You Should Not Yet Rejoice About 2017 Budget? by grodt999: 11:37am On Dec 21, 2016 |
Leopardd: I am not Yoruba and sorry to disappoint you but the biggest problem of Nigeria are the ibos. What am I saying? The biggest problem of AFRICA are the ibos. If Nigeria wants to get anywhere it must do something about the ibos. |
Re: Why You Should Not Yet Rejoice About 2017 Budget? by Leopardd(m): 12:08pm On Dec 21, 2016 |
grodt999: Nuff said! |
Re: Why You Should Not Yet Rejoice About 2017 Budget? by AdoptedSon: 11:39pm On Dec 21, 2016 |
BoBLEGACY16: did you see the part: WE CAN ONLY REMAIN OPTIMISTIC (in bold). The above is a mere statement of fact as a concerned Nigerian not a display of mindset. |
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