atlwireles:
Nigeria's GDP was $83B in 1983, with all the so called civilian corruption. Two years after Buhari and his mad men took over, Nigeria's GDP dropped to $43B. In 1999 it was $36B, so, the saints from the Nigerian army starting frfom Osama bin Buhari, took our economy from a $83B in 1983 under NPN to $36B in 1999. After 15 years of PDP corruption rule, we are now $522B. I will remain with the PDP corruption rule.

Obiagelli:

This guy is funny sha, why didn't you post oil prices?

atlwireles:


Oil prices is why all sectors of the Nigerian economy died for 16 years, till Obj returned in 1999? Please post the oil prices, you might just learn something today.

Obiagelli:


1985 $26.92 $58.54
1986 $14.44 $30.80
1987 $17.75 $36.54
1988 $14.87 $29.45
1989 $18.33 $34.58
1990 $23.19 $41.40
1991 $20.20 $34.70
1992 $19.25 $32.09
1993 $16.75 $27.13
1994 $15.66 $24.71
1995 $16.75 $25.72
1996 $20.46 $30.50
1997 $18.64 $27.17
1998 $11.91 $17.10
1999 $16.56 $23.20
2000 $27.39 $37.19
2001 $23.00 $30.40
2002 $22.81 $29.64
2003 $27.69 $35.22
2004 $37.66 $46.60
2005 $50.04 $59.88
2006 $58.30 $67.63
2007 $64.20 $72.30
2008 $91.48 $99.06
2009 $53.48 $58.20
2010 $71.21 $76.38
2011 $87.04 $90.52
2012 $86.46 $88.11
2013 $91.17 $91.54

atlwireles:
Nigeria's GDP was $83B in 1983, with all the so called civilian corruption. Two years after Buhari and his mad men took over, Nigeria's GDP dropped to $43B. In 1999 it was $36B, so, the saints from the Nigerian army starting frfom Osama bin Buhari, took our economy from a $83B in 1983 under NPN to $36B in 1999. After 15 years of PDP corruption rule, we are now $522B. I will remain with the PDP corruption rule.

atlwireles:


So, what did you learn?

arresa:


[s]They are not talking about your silly and irrelevant numbers that doesn't alter the fact your people are still poor, in darkness, lack quality healthcare, good education and all the basics

They are talking about corruption and your crooked and corrupt president's incompetence and inability to fight corruption..

They are talking about your crooked and corrupt president appointing and parading around with crooks, ex convicts, treasury looters and pardoning criminals and international fugitives...

They are talking about your crooked and corrupt president's corrupt way of life and corrupt utterances like stealing is not corruption and corruption in Nigeria is a figment of our imagination[/s].

arresa:



[s]That you sound mentally corrupt and ignorant...

atlwireles:


When, I need alamjiris to do some talking, I will seek you out from your camp.

SLIDEwaxie:
Hilary, dnt worry, we will correct our mistakes on feb 14th of next year..

atlwireles:


So, what did you learn?

arresa:
[s][/s]



^^^^^^ Ode village troll...I wasn't expecting anything sane and intelligent from unintelligent TANoid like you..

On healthcare, Jonathan gets an F. If a Nigerian gets cancer today and can't afford private treatment, he will die. Even obtaining aspirin in a public hospital can prove impossible.

Education is particularly problematic: tens of millions of Nigerians are illiterate. Most cannot afford an education: without government assistance, thus far feeble, they will remain intellectual invalids. Nigeria's rulers need to understand that a country is not respected because of the number of oil barrels it sells, but because of the quality of citizen it produces: F.

Jonathan's record on corruption is a disgrace. A recent report from the US State Department was spot on when it cited "massive, widespread, and pervasive corruption affecting all levels of government".

Asked to disclose his assets, the man whose parents couldn't afford shoes refused. For emphasis, he said he "doesn't give a damn" what anybody thinks about it. The Council of States, led by Jonathan, meanwhile pardoned his former boss, Diepreye Alamieyeseigha, who had been convicted of money-laundering.

On security, Jonathan has dithered. Boko Haram, the Islamist terrorist group, has killed thousands on his watch, while he seems unsure whether to use crushing force or grant "amnesty" (read: bribes), as he has offered. Boko Haram laughed in his face. It is Jonathan's government that should plead for amnesty, it has suggested.

In a country where the rule of law remains a dream, Jonathan's message is terrible: he is, in effect, saying: "Prove to us you are strong enough to make our lives difficult and we'll give you a share of the pie." How can a president expect loyalty from his citizens if he appears to lack the power to protect them?

atlwireles:


Alamajiri, you lie too much for anybody to waste time arguing with you. You are a certified congenital liar here. Don't have time, for your west coast bullshift.

Obiagelli:


1980
Oil price $106 gdp $64.2 billion


1983

Oil price $64 gdp $ 51.4 billion.


No time for lectures

arresa:
[s][/s]


The fact that we know trolls and JonathaNOIDS like you have worthless and unintelligent doesn't mean you must prove it all the time...

atlwireles:


Adjust your oil price for today's dollar value, what value is $64 in 1983 , , compared to 2013 it is almost $150 per barrel.numbers. You need lots of lecture. Get book and read.

Obiagelli:

You are not bright, both gdp and oil prices are in dollars, what value are talking about?

atlwireles:


If you don't know the value, no need wasting time with you. The fact your lord Buhari brought down this country's GDP by almost 50% is a major reason, Nigerians will give him the red card for the fourth time.

Mr. President has displayed too much incompetence in handling corruption in Nigeria and several of his other responsibilities as president and remarks like the one in Davos, buttresses this point.


It is most unfortunate that our president has a kindergarten understanding of graft and its concomitant effects. He seizes every speaking opportunity to make excuses why he cannot fight corruption. Such prevarication will not help the anti-graft war; they only serve the purpose of encouraging more corruption.

His comments are coming at a time that allegations of corruption against officials of his administration are mounting. The Stella Oduah BMW scandal is still fresh in our memory. With his latest misstatement making national headlines, he reminds us of the fifth presidential media chat of September 29, 2013, where he said that Nigeria’s corruption was merely a perception which is grossly exaggerated.

He has developed a penchant for singing a different tune from realities on ground, same way he has insisted that electricity has improved in spite of citizen reports to the contrary. Deflecting international attention from sleaze is the least expected at a time the country needed a consistent and dogged fight against this monster. The level of corruption in the country demands serious political will to combat, not occasional rhetorical statements like the promise to fight the scourge in his New Year message.

Obiagelli:

You are not bright, both gdp and oil prices are in dollars, what value are talking about?

Obiagelli:

You are not bright, both gdp and oil prices are in dollars, what value are talking about?

Obiagelli:

LMAO, typical gej supporter, you guys just love to spew bullcrap. Good night and for the lectures? You are welcome