barcanista:
Chai? So you mean the PIB that was re-modelled and drafted to the NASS should have been signed into law by GEJ without scaling through the NASS? You even blame GEJ? Some of You Buharists can be pathetic...You don't even know how thinngs work and you are making noise...smfh

Obiagelli:

Simple question my brother.

Obiagelli:

I won't leave a president that can't get members of his party to pass a bill but he could get them to declare him sole aspirant.

dunkem21:


I have stopped what am doing now to beg you.

Abeg.


If you no gree, I will still beg you to do that thing to me and leave her ..

Na Mizmycoli carry me come here ..mtchew.

mrmetoo1:


I'm sure what she was questioning was the seriousness of the president passing the bill since it was his party that was majority. I mean if a president cannot pass a bill that he's serious about through an NASS that's full of his party members, then he's rather useless.

MizMyColi:

barcanista:
Chai? So you mean the PIB that was re-modelled and drafted to the NASS should have been signed into law by GEJ without scaling through the NASS? You even blame GEJ? Some of You Buharists can be pathetic...You don't even know how thinngs work and you are making noise...smfh

dunkem21:


The fence jumpers are not the president's men. It was a cost cutting measure and in the interest of the PDP to adopt GEJ as a sole candidate.

The bill had been staring the reps in their face for long before Tambuwal announced his defection and house recess for more than 8 months!

Yes, 8 months!!!

shakazuldadon:



ALL OF YOU SUDDENLY HAVE MOUTH TO TALK ABOUT THE MINISTER.... where were you all when the original PIB bill was being debated. can you point to me a thread where you made a valuable input about the oil and gas sector. Where were you when oil blocks were allocated indiscriminately to unscrupulous people by obasanjo and past rulers Arent you aware that politics is a dirty dirty game.

baralatie:

what!
8 months

MzJackBaueress:
APC will rule Nigeria till they are tired of ruling. Even APGA will overtake PDP as the main opposition party.

Where does your lamentation lies then? You go cry tire!

tomakint:

You can imagine how low these janjanweedians can stoop to.....even the one (obiagelli) you thought still have some senses leaves you bewildered like.......

barcanista:
How does a president "pass bill"? Is he a legislator? How do you expect him to sign bill into law when the bill is yet to be passed by both Houses of the Parliament? How do you expect the PIB to be passed when delegation from a section of the country in the both Houses are kicking against some vital Items in the bill? How do you expect a bill to be passed when renegade PDP 7th Assembly members have been working for the opposition since 2011? Finally, how does Obiagelli expect Jonathan to sign the bill when it has not been passed by the NASS? Pls read her comment again.... Thank you!

dunkem21:

mrmetoo1:


Barcanista, I really don't like when you feign ignorance because I know you know better.

Basically what you're saying is PDP is a fraudulent party filled with greedy self serving people, a party with no ideology. All I'm saying is, this PIB is for the good of the nation. If the president feels this way, how come his party members don't feel the same?? How come he can't sell his party members on something that's meant to help move our country forward. I mean if PDP members were for the bill and other parties opposed it then I get it but you trying to say well GEJ tried his best but his party members opposed him doesn't cut it for me.

His job is to get his party members on his side, in fact he should have made sure he had them on his side before it went to the house. Where serious lobbying needed to happen would have been to get some members from other parties on board, that is if there was a need for them.

My conclusion is even GEJ wasn't serious about passing it. It's one of those moves I believe was made so that they he can say later they did something like the trains.

Obiagelli:
I have spent several days searching for the achievements of the present minister of petroleum, i have not found any. Someone should please help me out here.

We would like to know how many pipelines she laid

how many percent has she increased the capacity our refineries

Her achievements on LNG

Major reform she has successfully completed.

I hate to think this woman has done nothing in her reign as minister.

mrmetoo1:


Barcanista, I really don't like when you feign ignorance because I know you know better.

Basically what you're saying is PDP is a fraudulent party filled with greedy self serving people, a party with no ideology. All I'm saying is, this PIB is for the good of the nation. If the president feels this way, how come his party members don't feel the same?? How come he can't sell his party members on something that's meant to help move our country forward. I mean if PDP members were for the bill and other parties opposed it then I get it but you trying to say well GEJ tried his best but his party members opposed him doesn't cut it for me.

His job is to get his party members on his side, in fact he should have made sure he had them on his side before it went to the house. Where serious lobbying needed to happen would have been to get some members from other parties on board, that is if there was a need for them.

My conclusion is even GEJ wasn't serious about passing it. It's one of those moves I believe was made so that they he can say later they did something like the trains.

Mykevp2p:


One of the problem e have in Nigeria is when we thing that the office of the president is the Alpha and Omega. It is only in Nigeria that we blame the president for the inefficiency of the legislators, the state government, the judiciary, and local government.

The president can only lobby the legislators, he cannot force them.. don't tell me the legislators are children who don't know or understand the importance of PIB. By the way, the IOC also have powerful lobby group against the passage of PIB.

The ball is in the courts of the legislators and they should be blamed

Obiagelli:

Forces like the president himself?

Steady supply of what?

Mykevp2p:


One of the problem e have in Nigeria is when we thing that the office of the president is the Alpha and Omega. It is only in Nigeria that we blame the president for the inefficiency of the legislators, the state government, the judiciary, and local government.

The president can only lobby the legislators, he cannot force them.. don't tell me the legislators are children who don't know or understand the importance of PIB. By the way, the IOC also have powerful lobby group against the passage of PIB.

The ball is in the courts of the legislators and they should be blamed

MizMyColi:
The prettiest minister ever had.
That should count for something, No?

barcanista:
Oga, the Legislators owe their allegiance primarily to their constituents and not to GEJ. You don't seem to understand these things beyond theory but very soon you will or you don't want to admit. Well, relax sha...very soon

CyberWolf:
And the same campaign of calumny continues..This same bastard Obiagelli created countless threads rubbishing the achievements of GEJ in Agricultural sector..She insisted that the Agric minister achieved 0% in the Agric sector..But the same hopeless hypocrite turned around to to praise the man simply because Buhari nominated him for Afdb president...Hopeless and jobless ediot..

dearpreye:


That's exactly the issue here. Many people do not actually understand the workings of our democracy; and our media has somehow focused more attention on the Presidency, hence the belief the President should do ALL!

Obiagelli:
I have spent several days searching for the achievements of the present minister of petroleum, i have not found any. Someone should please help me out here.

We would like to know how many pipelines she laid

how many percent has she increased the capacity our refineries

Her achievements on LNG

Major reform she has successfully completed.

I hate to think this woman has done nothing in her reign as minister.

mrmetoo1:


That's my point, I think these legislators need individual attention. We need to know the numbers of YAYs and NAYs and those that voted, their party. Then the media needs to focus on them and know the reasons for their votes and how it affects their constituents and the country as a whole.