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Buhari’s “virement,” Was “military Terminology.” – Ike Ekweremadu by jarkbauer: 5:38am On Nov 30, 2016
Abuja— The Senate, yesterday, approved President Muhammadu Buhari’s request to amend the 2016 budget by re-assigning funds initially appropriated for special intervention programme, to address urgent recurrent and capital items. The Senate, however, added N33 billion to the president’s request.

Reinvented by Teads Buhari had in August written the National Assembly, seeking to vire N180.8 billion from N500 billion originally meant for the administration’s special intervention programme to fund capital and recurrent items in various ministries, departments and parastatals. In giving approval, the Senate increased the figure from N180 billion to N213 billion. The House of Representatives had earlier raised its version of the amendment to N208 billion.

Both chambers are expected to harmonise. Deputy Senate President, Ike Ekweremadu; Senate President, Dr. Bukola Saraki and President Muhammadu Buhari The Senate’s approval, yesterday, followed the presentation of the report on the request by the Chairman of the Appropriations Committee, Danjuma Goje. The Deputy Senate President, Ike Ekweremadu, noted the unconstitutionality of the president’s request, saying President Buhari should have proposed a supplementary budget, instead of“virement,” which he said was “military terminology.” Regardless, he urged the Senate to approve the request. In his remarks, Senate President Bukola Saraki said the approval underscored the smooth relationship between the Executive and the Legislature. He added that the approval would ensure funding for capital projects especially. In Buhari’s letter covering the request, he highlighted areas for which more funds were needed.

“This request has risen due to a number of reasons, including shortfalls in provisions for personnel costs, inadequate provision ab nitio for some items like the amnesty programme, continuing requirements to sustain the war against insurgency, and depreciation of the naira. “However, considering the fact that the budgeted revenues are running behind target largely due to renewed violence in the Niger Delta, and there are no supplementary revenue sources, the most viable option for now is the virement of appropriated funds from heads and sub-heads that may not be fully utlised before the end of the year.

“The security-related lines in the service wide vote, specifically operations internal for the armed forces (N13bn) and operation Lafiya Dole (N8bn) have been totally released while the Nigerian air force needs about (N12, 708, 367, 476) to cover the foreign exchange differentials in the procurement of its critical capabilities.

“The contingency vote of N12bn has a balance of only N1, 827, 570, 443. It is considered necessary to augment this vote in the light of frequently emerging contingencies.

“Only N20bn (already fully released) was provided in the 2016 budget for the Niger Delta amnesty programme. Consequently, the allowances to ex-militants have only been paid up to May 2016. This is creating a lot of restiveness and compounding the security challenges in the Niger Delta.” He also requested to augment provisions for the NYSC to cater for corps members mobilised for national service this year, and for Unity Schools’ meal subsidy; and the Public Complaints Commission that has owed staff for months.

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/11/buharis-virement-military-terminology-ike-ekweremadu/

Re: Buhari’s “virement,” Was “military Terminology.” – Ike Ekweremadu by jarkbauer: 5:38am On Nov 30, 2016
You are wrong Mr Ekweremdu..... Virement means the process of transferring surplus from one financial account to cover a deficit in another and this is exactly what Mr President did. THERE IS NOTHING MILITARY ABOUT IT

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Re: Buhari’s “virement,” Was “military Terminology.” – Ike Ekweremadu by Progressive01(m): 6:43am On Nov 30, 2016
Can we see what a useless ttwat we have as our DSP? Since when did the word "virement" which we all know become a "military terminology"??

Ths is the reason why i could NEVER forgive Saraki. I blame him squarely for all this nonsense. How could you delibrately dilute the leadership of the senate simply because you wated to become the head? He should have known the implication of such action.

First rule of war/politics is "never give your enemy/opposition the ammo with which to fight you. Always seek to deflate their strength using whatever legitimate means at your disposal".



Edit:

All Fayose/FFK/BokoHaram/NDA slaves shall be ignored.

Thanks.

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Re: Buhari’s “virement,” Was “military Terminology.” – Ike Ekweremadu by IVORY2009(m): 6:46am On Nov 30, 2016
Progressive01:
Can we see what a useless ttwat we have as our DSP? His the word virement which we all know a "military terminology"??

Ths is the reason why i could NEVER forgive Saraki. I blame him squarely for all this nonsense. How could you delibrately dilute the leadership of the senate simply because you wated to become the head? He should have known the implication of such action.

First rule of war/politics is "never give your enemy/opposition the ammo with which to fight you. Always seek to deflate their strength using whatever legitimate means at your disposal".


grammar! grammar!! grammar!!! shocked shocked shocked

Okowen shocked

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Re: Buhari’s “virement,” Was “military Terminology.” – Ike Ekweremadu by Khd95(m): 6:49am On Nov 30, 2016
Lemme just park my keke marwa for front of this wailers vs zombies estate.

Brb

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Re: Buhari’s “virement,” Was “military Terminology.” – Ike Ekweremadu by OZAOEKPE(f): 6:51am On Nov 30, 2016
Progressive01:
Can we see what a useless ttwat we have as our DSP? His the word virement which we all know a "military terminology"??

Ths is the reason why i could NEVER forgive Saraki. I blame him squarely for all this nonsense. How could you delibrately dilute the leadership of the senate simply because you wated to become the head? He should have known the implication of such action.

First rule of war/politics is "never give your enemy/opposition the ammo with which to fight you. Always seek to deflate their strength using whatever legitimate means at your disposal".

According to onatisi, " by the time way baba deal with us finish our neck go turn like TOLOTOLO own" hahahaaaaaaa

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Re: Buhari’s “virement,” Was “military Terminology.” – Ike Ekweremadu by Atiku2019: 6:52am On Nov 30, 2016
Every Nigerian should acquire a Post Graduate Diploma in Management cool or other certifications in Management.

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Re: Buhari’s “virement,” Was “military Terminology.” – Ike Ekweremadu by EmeeNaka: 6:58am On Nov 30, 2016
Progressive01:
Can we see what a useless ttwat we have as our DSP? His the word virement which we all know a "military terminology"??

Ths is the reason why i could NEVER forgive Saraki. I blame him squarely for all this nonsense. How could you delibrately dilute the leadership of the senate simply because you wated to become the head? He should have known the implication of such action.

First rule of war/politics is "never give your enemy/opposition the ammo with which to fight you. Always seek to deflate their strength using whatever legitimate means at your disposal".
did any Senator dispute DSP's statement?

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Re: Buhari’s “virement,” Was “military Terminology.” – Ike Ekweremadu by Nobody: 7:21am On Nov 30, 2016
Ekweremadu - please go and sit down

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Re: Buhari’s “virement,” Was “military Terminology.” – Ike Ekweremadu by agabusta: 7:23am On Nov 30, 2016
jarkbauer:
You are wrong Mr Ekweremdu..... Virement means the process of transferring surplus from one financial account to cover a deficit in another and this is exactly what Mr President did. THERE IS NOTHING MILITARY ABOUT IT

Every body wan talk na.

Its not compulsory to talk when you dont have anything to say. Otherwise, its nonsense that will emanate as is the case with this DSP.

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Re: Buhari’s “virement,” Was “military Terminology.” – Ike Ekweremadu by Opinedecandid(m): 7:29am On Nov 30, 2016
B4, ngo?

Na now una come de decode?

De genenal na Military Officer inside agbada.
Re: Buhari’s “virement,” Was “military Terminology.” – Ike Ekweremadu by muykem: 7:42am On Nov 30, 2016
I don't expecte this thrash from DSP. I thought he is well educated. You don't need to turn yourself to illiterate before playing opposition role.

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Re: Buhari’s “virement,” Was “military Terminology.” – Ike Ekweremadu by Stalwert: 7:44am On Nov 30, 2016
jarkbauer:
You are wrong Mr Ekweremdu..... Virement means the process of transferring surplus from one financial account to cover a deficit in another and this is exactly what Mr President did. THERE IS NOTHING MILITARY ABOUT IT

Yet the mumuweremadu does not know this simple fact rather he just prefers to talk like an overfed toddler.

idiotus won't be answered.

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Re: Buhari’s “virement,” Was “military Terminology.” – Ike Ekweremadu by kingwax7007: 7:45am On Nov 30, 2016
PDP = zero sense.

This equations goes for even their supporters, known as wailers.

Why must they politicise, even the mundane things?

What does the word 'military' got to do with 'virement'?


In the history of this country, no government had ever thought of removing excess from other ministries to cater for deficits, until now... Instead, they wld sign appropriation bill and collect more money!!!

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Re: Buhari’s “virement,” Was “military Terminology.” – Ike Ekweremadu by kingwax7007: 7:47am On Nov 30, 2016
OZAOEKPE:


According to onatisi, " by the time way baba deal with us finish our neck go turn like TOLOTOLO own" hahahaaaaaaa
wailer spotted.

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Re: Buhari’s “virement,” Was “military Terminology.” – Ike Ekweremadu by kingwax7007: 7:50am On Nov 30, 2016
cktheluckyman:

Go and commit suicide!! DSP Ike Ekweremadu is here to stay!!! BTW even Saraki was not zombies choice of SP either
I assume u intended to contribute to the subject...

But....


Oh, sorry for thinking too highly of u... grin how cld u add value to anything, when u have none? grin

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Re: Buhari’s “virement,” Was “military Terminology.” – Ike Ekweremadu by Nobody: 7:52am On Nov 30, 2016
that is an awful statement from the man who call himself deputy senate president.
he just disgraced good people of enugu state who voted for him to become senator.

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Re: Buhari’s “virement,” Was “military Terminology.” – Ike Ekweremadu by NDPVF(m): 8:03am On Nov 30, 2016
jarkbauer:
You are wrong Mr Ekweremdu..... Virement means the process of transferring surplus from one financial account to cover a deficit in another and this is exactly what Mr President did. THERE IS NOTHING MILITARY ABOUT IT
people like you are only knows how to read and write but not intelligent. If you say it is transferring of surplus ,it means buhari over budgeted on a certain list(which is corruption on its own)!. But a quick look at the article shows you that the 2016 budget as a whole is running behind schedule due to unrest in the creeks. So at first their isnt any surplus anywhere. Virement can be likened to the economic term "scale of preferrence". They are simply saying,we are tinkering on some budget proposals on so so and so list,to help augment this other list. Not necessarily due surplus. In military it means 'withdrawing some forces from areas and deploying them to stronger front". The reason for such withdrawal isnt because of excess,but shortage of forces or how strong/raging the front they are being deployed to is. Hope i help!

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Re: Buhari’s “virement,” Was “military Terminology.” – Ike Ekweremadu by NDPVF(m): 8:06am On Nov 30, 2016
Progressive01:
Can we see what a useless ttwat we have as our DSP? His the word virement which we all know a "military terminology"??

Ths is the reason why i could NEVER forgive Saraki. I blame him squarely for all this nonsense. How could you delibrately dilute the leadership of the senate simply because you wated to become the head? He should have known the implication of such action.

First rule of war/politics is "never give your enemy/opposition the ammo with which to fight you. Always seek to deflate their strength using whatever legitimate means at your disposal".



Edit:

All Fayose/FFK/BokoHaram/NDA slaves shall be ignored.

Thanks.
people like you are only knows
how to read and write but not
intelligent. If you say it is
transferring of surplus ,it means
buhari over budgeted on a certain
list(which is corruption on its own)
!. But a quick look at the article
shows you that the 2016 budget as
a whole is running behind schedule
due to unrest in the creeks. So at
first their isnt any surplus
anywhere. Virement can be likened
to the economic term "scale of
preferrence". They are simply
saying,we are tinkering on some
budget proposals on so so and so
list,to help augment this other list.
Not necessarily due surplus. In
military it means 'withdrawing
some forces from areas and
deploying them to stronger front".
The reason for such withdrawal isnt
because of excess,but shortage of
forces or how strong/raging the
front they are being deployed to is.
Hope i help!

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Re: Buhari’s “virement,” Was “military Terminology.” – Ike Ekweremadu by kahal29: 8:06am On Nov 30, 2016
jarkbauer:
You are wrong Mr Ekweremdu..... Virement means the process of transferring surplus from one financial account to cover a deficit in another and this is exactly what Mr President did. THERE IS NOTHING MILITARY ABOUT IT

Educate the ignorant DSP. He doesn't know it's an accounting term.

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Re: Buhari’s “virement,” Was “military Terminology.” – Ike Ekweremadu by NDPVF(m): 8:10am On Nov 30, 2016
tuale4u:
that is an awful statement from the man who call himself deputy senate president.
he just disgraced good people of enugu state who voted for him to become senator.
iliterate scumbergs everywhere. What is awful about the statement?. That virement is a military terminology?. Is it not? I have explained it to two posters above,read and have common sense unam

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Re: Buhari’s “virement,” Was “military Terminology.” – Ike Ekweremadu by Progressive01(m): 8:12am On Nov 30, 2016
kingwax7007:
I assume u intended to contribute to the subject...

But....


Oh, sorry for thinking too highly of u... grin how cld u add value to anything, when u have none? grin
Shooo! Contribute you Say? I bet you dont know that is Pa Chukwudi.

No one expects him not to act true to type.

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Re: Buhari’s “virement,” Was “military Terminology.” – Ike Ekweremadu by Progressive01(m): 8:15am On Nov 30, 2016
NDPVF:
people like you are only knows
how to read and write but not
intelligent. If you say it is
transferring of surplus ,it means
buhari over budgeted on a certain
list(which is corruption on its own)
!. But a quick look at the article
shows you that the 2016 budget as
a whole is running behind schedule
due to unrest in the creeks. So at
first their isnt any surplus
anywhere. Virement can be likened
to the economic term "scale of
preferrence". They are simply
saying,we are tinkering on some
budget proposals on so so and so
list,to help augment this other list.
Not necessarily due surplus. In
military it means 'withdrawing
some forces from areas and
deploying them to stronger front".
The reason for such withdrawal isnt
because of excess,but shortage of
forces or how strong/raging the
front they are being deployed to is.
Hope i help!
"People like you are only knows.." Very typical. So easy to spot them once they type more than an alphabet.

Such a pity.

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Re: Buhari’s “virement,” Was “military Terminology.” – Ike Ekweremadu by NDPVF(m): 8:18am On Nov 30, 2016
[s]
muykem:
I don't expecte this thrash from DSP. I thought he is well educated. You don't need to turn yourself to illiterate before playing opposition role.
[/s] you are an example of a man,who sees other people running and joined them without knowing why. If you think am lying,tell everyone here what is "thrash" about DSP's submission!

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Re: Buhari’s “virement,” Was “military Terminology.” – Ike Ekweremadu by NDPVF(m): 8:24am On Nov 30, 2016
Progressive01:
"People like you are only knows.." Very typical. So easy to spot them once they type more than an alphabet.

Such a pity.
now this is going off the track. Common sense should have told you i had wanted typing "people like you are......" but because i didnt want to give you direct insult,i had to water it down to "...only know how to read and write..." and forgot to remove the "are". That doesnt nagate my submission. You should have disputed my submission instead of going for the broker!

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Re: Buhari’s “virement,” Was “military Terminology.” – Ike Ekweremadu by NDPVF(m): 8:26am On Nov 30, 2016
kahal29:


Educate the ignorant DSP. He doesn't know it's an accounting term.
oga you are one hell of a leaking a*s!

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Re: Buhari’s “virement,” Was “military Terminology.” – Ike Ekweremadu by Nobody: 8:46am On Nov 30, 2016
grin grin grin grin

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Re: Buhari’s “virement,” Was “military Terminology.” – Ike Ekweremadu by Nobody: 8:47am On Nov 30, 2016
grin
Re: Buhari’s “virement,” Was “military Terminology.” – Ike Ekweremadu by Young03(m): 8:48am On Nov 30, 2016
we don hear

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Re: Buhari’s “virement,” Was “military Terminology.” – Ike Ekweremadu by richidinho(m): 8:48am On Nov 30, 2016
tuale4u:
that is an awful statement from the man who call himself deputy senate president.
he just disgraced good people of enugu state who voted for him to become senator.
muykem:
I don't expecte this thrash from DSP. I thought he is well educated. You don't need to turn yourself to illiterate before playing opposition role.
cheesy

He simply said "it is unconstitutional"

Why not quote the part in the constitution that says virement is allowed?

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