bruno419:
One word.......







Go to court

fabrigas18:
kindly consider there population okk..

Feraz:

It's not about population. Even if we consider population, China is much more populated than Nigeria.

That being said, if we work with the assumption that China could generate that amount of electricity with the original amount in the OP, then we need to ask our past leaders from '99 till date what they have done with our money. Let's start with OBJ who spent about $16B to generate darkness for us and pegging that of China at 6000MW, then we'll be looking at about 28000MW of electricity; factor in Yar'Adua and GEJ and we'll be looking at about 40000 - 50000MW which of more than enough to draw more investors. Now, include that of our leaders promising us constant power and you're looking at power generation a little above 70000MW.

What about our universities? Dividing that missing $10B with 90 federal institutions will give about $111m which is about N16B ($1 - N160). This amount is somewhat enough to equip our engineering, medical and science laboratories. Even ok to start up some research centers in this country and shift our dependence on oil to something else.

How about the military?

We really should demand for what happened to our money.

Pardon any error in my calculation. Also note that I'm working with assumptions here.

If this amount of money is missing, what then is the function of NASS? Aren't they supposed to call the president to order on this?

huntamania:
Wait Oooh, NOI said the report would be ready by November, she didn't say it was going to be revealed to the public by then ( correct me if am wrong). Secondly, what's the legislative doing about this. I thought this was their job outrightly. Thirdly, the 12 billion dollars is not a year thing. It's revenue NNPC didn't remit since 2008. You can't just call figures and expect them to build one project with that much money. Fourthly, the whole nigerian budget for 2014 and 2015 is less than 30 billion dollars, how do you expect them to expend so much money on one project. In those countries where those projects were cited did you do a research concerning those project or concerning those countries revenue. I think OP that your analogy doesnt really add up.

LRNZH:


You have hit the nail in the head.

PDP has had the opportunity of 16 years to transform Nigeria. Their best is not close to enough.

Let us give a different party and ideology a chance in 2015. Of only tribalism will take a back seat.
If politicians notice that their time in power is limited and dependent on performance, you will see a change in Nigeria.

Ghana did it in 2008 and brought in the then challenger Atta Mills. He was one of the best Presidents Ghana has ever had. It was his death in office in 2012 that truncated his administration.


Right now, Nigeria's issues is a weeping matter.

SupremeTeam:
I thought we have been told to drink our oil.

Why are you useless parasites so concerned about oil?

Feraz:
Have you looked past PDP and APC and instead focus on the other candidates cos even if you did not mention any political party here to bring change, I can deduce you're making reference to APC?

SupremeTeam:
I thought we have been told to drink our oil.

Why are you useless parasites so concerned about oil?

Feraz:
C'mon dude, this should not result to oil argument. There are certain questions you should ask especially when it concerns your home country.

Ngwakwe:


Can you even interpret raw NNPC audit report without the experts reconciling it with accounts of other agencies?

This same mentality that drove HOR finance committee chairman to hire a professional for N115m to help him draft 50 questions to challenge Dr Iweala for which he couldn't even defend notwithstanding his admirable CV is what is driving you to sound intelligent and important.

Even Mallam Sanusi was a slowpoke when details were presented for discussions.

Why is the opposition trying to beat the gun? If they so much desire to see the report why not file a request or use the court to invoke FOI law?

modhream:

Ngwakwe,stop digging please.Unless you're drilling for oil.
Whatever shred of respect and reputation you had left on this forum,you've torn to bits.This bloodbath is not cool to watch,abeg.
Nwanne onye na agba ajo egwu,oko iku anya ana ako e.Nke a akaria,biko

LRNZH:



Even if Nigeria splits today (I hope not), these issues will not go away. These are demons we must face.

PUSH1:
Please is the $ different from the $ in Nigeria?

Musty4:
our nigerians never know they meaning of dollar, thats y leaders enjoying calling dollars in calculations, because stealling 10bn usd is better than stealling 10 bn naira because we only understand naira, if nigerian could undstnd usd and its value since crushed leaders.

LRNZH:


All are less than $10Billion each.

Prof. Are you happy now?


Oga APC, Good one..I don hear and hope u don't look for the mistakes from others before u learn or else u will never learn,mr Dr.


































But Prof. Before you go.
I saw your post from another thread.

https://www.nairaland.com/2067574/desperate-father-uses-daughter-collateral/2#29335444


I noticed you punctuate with commas before capitalised words and you don't leave space after commas.

Is this the new form of written English I have been hearing about? Make I kuku dey learn.

LRNZH:


All are less than $10Billion each.

Prof. Are you happy now?



Lol u be Oxford I don forget.. I wrote everything after commas in cap locks, so now dat u av corrected me,ur apc VP candidate dat said Olamide is an impressive young man,would he have said so if he wasn't vying for a political position??....oooya Mr Oga prof,answer...(mumu campaign from street boiz,i am a confirm Bariga boi

































But Prof. Before you go.
I saw your post from another thread.

https://www.nairaland.com/2067574/desperate-father-uses-daughter-collateral/2#29335444


I noticed you punctuate with commas before capitalised words and you don't leave space after commas.

Is this the new form of written English I have been hearing about? Make I kuku dey learn.

mrfrosh:

Feraz:
That was why I told him not to bring the oil discuss.

azzima:
this idiot should just give up this argument....you looking really really bad here the more you try to cover you biased foolishness. FRONT PAGE!!!!!

azzima:
please do your job and send this to front page and shut up with your dumb ramblings!!!

sokt:
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I don't have anything to say



BUT ARE WE REALLY HELPLESS!!!
Screaming my head off!

Feraz:

It's not about population. Even if we consider population, China is much more populated than Nigeria.

That being said, if we work with the assumption that China could generate that amount of electricity with the original amount in the OP, then we need to ask our past leaders from '99 till date what they have done with our money. Let's start with OBJ who spent about $16B to generate darkness for us and pegging that of China at 6000MW, then we'll be looking at about 28000MW of electricity; factor in Yar'Adua and GEJ and we'll be looking at about 40000 - 50000MW which of more than enough to draw more investors. Now, include that of our leaders promising us constant power and you're looking at power generation a little above 70000MW.

What about our universities? Dividing that missing $10B with 90 federal institutions will give about $111m which is about N16B ($1 - N160). This amount is somewhat enough to equip our engineering, medical and science laboratories. Even ok to start up some research centers in this country and shift our dependence on oil to something else.

How about the military?

We really should demand for what happened to our money.

Pardon any error in my calculation. Also note that I'm working with assumptions here.

If this amount of money is missing, what then is the function of NASS? Aren't they supposed to call the president to order on this?