BraniacX:


300,000 American lives were lost to terrorists? when and how, never knew that America ever suffered that high a casualty rate after wwII. Not even Korea and Vietnam combined but they lost that many to terrorists
Wow!!
Always knew you were delusional, just never knew to what extent.
Besides, isn't smeagol supposed to be an evil Genius?

Besides, what is it with republicans ensuring anything?
Besides running the American economy into massive deficit and flouting human right laws ala' extraordinary rendition, guantanamo, water boarding e.t.c what did they actually ensure?
Wasn't it the Democrats who scored the symbolic victory of killing bin laden?

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dgr8truth:
Why asking a question that the answer to most of us is obvious.

In 2003 the last year of Obj first tenure according to transparency international we were 2nd (no. 132 of 133 ) most corrupt country in the world. In 2007 the last year of Obj second tenure we were in no. 147 out of 179 and in 2014 we are in no. 136 of 179. So in GEJ tenure so far we have moved 11 points up the ladder of less corrupt countries.

GEJ may not be fighting corruption the way Obj did but he is definitely winning the war against corruption. Beside Obj's anti-corruption crusade never yielded meaningful result other than political bullying and intimidation.

Facts don't lie and though some may live to forget yesterday others don't.

#GEJtill2019.

www.transparency.org/research/cpi/cpi_2003
www.transparency.org/research/cpi/cpi_2007/0/
http://www.transparency.org/cpi2014/results

Chuksgeo:
It is very strange to me seriously, because I haven't seen any genuine effort on his part to fight corruption.

N5 billion recovered, 40 arrested over oil subsidy fraud— EFCC
November 11, 2014

- See more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2014/11/n5-billion-recovered-40-arrested-oil-subsidy-fraud-efcc/#sthash.Vt13qXxq.dpuf

Money Laundering : EFCC Floors Igbinedion as Appeal Court Okays Ex-Gov’s Trial
10 Apr 2014

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EFCC Arraigns 40 Suspects Over N4.5 Billion Pension Scam
14 NOVEMBER 2011

More from: http://allafrica.com/stories/201111150067.html

agabaI23:
Yesterday evening I went to swim and I met a government contractor lodged in the same hotel.

He does not want GEJ back. His grouse with GEJ is that since he came, he is no longer making money the way he was making from contracts. He confirmed that though his money now comes straight into his account without interference, that he preferred the pre-Jonathan era when things were not as tight. That now, they check the validity of any contract before money is paid out and the guy dey fall hand for business.

Then I asked him what do you think in his performance in Agriculture(Adesina), he said he has done well
I mentioned Aganga(Trade and investment) he said very well. he said NOI has done well too and went ahead to add the minister for works mike Onolememen. He said the man has done well too. Transport, he is impressed

And I asked, why won't you vote for him since you know all these? He said, he is not feeling him in his business. He wants things to go back to easier ways.

I told him about Sam Ohuabunwa's opening statement in his article where he said that good performance means different things to different people. He was a typical example of people who want him out because his reforms have reduced undue profit.

GEJ is fighting a hydraheaded monster. God is his strength

jpphilips:


The Republicans ensured that never again should America loose 300, 000 American lives to terrorists.
Terry G won't understand that.

‘Nigeria Lost $7.92bn To Corruption In One Year

A total of $7.92billion in illicit capital flowed of out Nigeria in 2012, according to the latest report released by the US-based non-profit research and advisory organisation, Global Financial Integrity (GFI).

For the year 2012, only Nigeria and South Africa are the two African countries ranked in the top 20 countries for illicit financial outflows. Nigeria was ranked 17th behind South Africa, which ranks 9th with cumulative illicit financial outflows of $29.13 in 2012.

According to the report, “Illicit Financial Flows from Developing Countries: 2003-2012,” emerging economies lost a whopping $991.2billion in facilitating crime, corruption and tax evasion.

However, in the 10-year period between 2003 and 2012, Nigeria was ranked 10th with a cumulative of $157.46billion, surpassing South Africa which was ranked 12th with a cumulative $122.14billion. Also, Nigeria and South Africa are the only two African countries that were ranked for illicit financial outflows in the 10-year period between 2003 and 2012.

“The fraudulent mis-invoicing of trade transactions was revealed to be the largest component of illicit financial flows from developing countries, accounting for 77.8 percent of all illicit flows, highlighting that any effort to significantly curtail illicit financial flows must address trade mis-invoicing,” said the report.

More from: http://leadership.ng/news/395733/nigeria-lost-7-92bn-corruption-one-year

anonimi:

‘Nigeria Lost $7.92bn To Corruption In One Year

A total of $7.92billion in illicit capital flowed of out Nigeria in 2012, according to the latest report released by the US-based non-profit research and advisory organisation, Global Financial Integrity (GFI).

For the year 2012, only Nigeria and South Africa are the two African countries ranked in the top 20 countries for illicit financial outflows. Nigeria was ranked 17th behind South Africa, which ranks 9th with cumulative illicit financial outflows of $29.13 in 2012.

According to the report, “Illicit Financial Flows from Developing Countries: 2003-2012,” emerging economies lost a whopping $991.2billion in facilitating crime, corruption and tax evasion.

However, in the 10-year period between 2003 and 2012, Nigeria was ranked 10th with a cumulative of $157.46billion, surpassing South Africa which was ranked 12th with a cumulative $122.14billion. Also, Nigeria and South Africa are the only two African countries that were ranked for illicit financial outflows in the 10-year period between 2003 and 2012.

“The fraudulent mis-invoicing of trade transactions was revealed to be the largest component of illicit financial flows from developing countries, accounting for 77.8 percent of all illicit flows, highlighting that any effort to significantly curtail illicit financial flows must address trade mis-invoicing,” said the report.

More from: http://leadership.ng/news/395733/nigeria-lost-7-92bn-corruption-one-year

$157.46 in 10 years gives a yearly average of $15.746.

Therefore $7.92 in 2012 alone is less than HALF the annual average, showing a REMARKABLE progress in this federal administration's SYSTEMATIC fight against corruption contrary to the clueless and baseless propaganda and noise of the opposition.

agabaI23:


Thank you very. I looked for this information when I was dealing with LRNZH but I did not see it.

anonimi:


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Ikengawo:

When did america lose 300,000 lives? LOL

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22 state governors owing workers salaries
December 25, 2014

Secretary General of the National Union of Textile Garment and Tailoring Workers of Nigeria (NUTGTWN), Comrade Issa Aremu, has expressed concern over non payment of workers salaries by many state governors.

Speaking with newsmen in Kaduna at the NUTGTWN meeting, Aremu described the development as a wage theft, wage robbery and economic crime.

Aremu who is the Vice President of the Nigeria Labour Congress ( NLC) said for about three months now, 22 state governors are delaying or refusing to pay salaries but paid the delegates during the just concluded primary elections across the states.

“We see that delay in payment of salaries as wage theft, wage robbery. It is actually an economic crime because Nigeria labour law says thou shall pay the worker as at when due. In fact by 22nd of every month you must have pay the workers fully.

“We never heard of any delegate being owed a single penny during the primary elections, but they cannot get money to pay the workers. In fact, some of the delegates even bought new cars and properties after the primaries because they money they got in just few days is much more than what workers earn in many months. The governors should go to the place they got they money to pay delegates and settle the workers’ salaries ,” he said.

He also said the NUTGTWN has succeeded in negotiating a 15% increase in wages for its members, making it a 35% increase in the last four years.
“This shows that the process of collecting bargaining is working in the private sector and we will like to recommend this process for the public sector because most of their crisis is on the increase of wages and salaries which has been causing endless strikes and unfavourable industrial actions,” he added.

From: The Nation- Thief'nuibu cabal's mouthpiece

Nigeria’s Textile Industry on a Rebound?
28 May 2013

In the mid-1980s, functional textile mills in the country numbered around 180. Employing about a million people, it accounted for over 60 per cent of the textile industry capacity in West Africa, empowering million of households across all geopolitical zones of Nigeria.
The story soon changed and the sector took a massive dive into an industrial abyss. At a point during the crisis in the sector, from about 180 thriving textile companies, the number came down to almost zero, with textile giants like United Nigerian Textile Company bowing to the pressure imposed by a profoundly mean operating environment.

The Obasanjo administration came, made promises to resuscitate the sector, but all the promises to the near comatose sector, including a commitment to bail out the sector with N70 billion at that time, ended up as mere charade and political statements.

Turnaround Phase

However, since Olusegun Aganga took over as Minister of Industry, Trade and Investment, there has been a rebound in the sector. If a stakeholder is asked the question: “Has the sector arrived finally at the former position of pride and glory?” The answer will be an emphatic no. But it cannot be denied that a steady ascension has become noticeable in the sector.

In 2009, the number of functional textile mills in the country had risen to 25. Although they were not producing at maximum capacity, their production lines were turning again and people were returning to work.
Data from the Manufacturers’ Association (MAN) showed that capacity utilisation in the surviving mills stood at 29.14 per cent in 2010 and 49.70 per cent in 2011.
The textile sector, which is a major contributor to the overall increase in industrial capacity utilisation, had its capacity utilisation rise to 52 per cent due largely to the Cotton and Textile loan, which was disbursed to more than 50 textile companies at six per cent interest rate.

The recent initiative by the Trade and Investment Ministry to enhance the revival of the textile industry through reinvestment of a 20 per cent levy on imported textile is another major step taken to reposition the industry on the path of sustainable growth.
Minister Aganga said the idea behind the levy is to promote the development of the textile sector, as boosting local production is the major objective of the ministry.
“We must diversify our economy by industrialising our country, and one of the areas we are focusing on within the next four years is the development of the textile sector as part of our industrialisation plan,” he added.

More from: http://www.thisdaylive.com/articles/nigeria-s-textile-industry-on-a-rebound-/148696/

anonimi:



And the thing nor be magic oh.
Na the result of ogbonge correct industrialisation policy from Oga Jonah plus Arch. Sambo leading a team of dynamic, young, talented ministers.

Splashme:
Benin - Ore (Before and Now) and Oshodi - Apapa Expressway

chamboy:
who did dis to u.... apapa- oshodi where

anonimi:


But you agree for Benin-Ore transformation, abi

chamboy:
so u add Jare to all Achievements u branding... PROPAGANDA

anonimi:


Na me be the poster of the comment wey you bin first quote abi na wetin

...F A C T.. C H E C K ...

'Obasanjo and Atiku in 8 years built one UNIVERSITY each for themselves....Bells and ABTI.
They built NONE for Nigerians.

Jonathan and Sambo in 4 years built 14 (FOURTEEN) new universities for all Nigerians.
NONE for themselves.

NOTE: OBJ and ATIKU are now consultants/sponsors/piloters/members of APC....



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