onyedikachukwue:
In GEJ WE TRUST GMB CAN GO AND DIE.

THE 'PEOPLES PRESIDENT'

pekeyim:


2. Please this missing money Saga started with Sanusi bringing up figures without proper investigation. I watched Him before the House committee on the Matter when He was summoned and He couldn't defend the 49.8 billion dollars that was allegedly missing.
He later claimed it was about 12 billion, later again said it was 10.98, then said it was 20 billion. I got confused cos i'm actually not too good with figures.

PWC has audited and said about 1.4smth billion wasn't remitted. (Dealing with facts).

As for Soludo? Is he for real?? 30trn Naira?
Later said another 8.smth.?

Total of about 39 Trillion Naira When GEJ has been President for only about 5years and the National budget yearly is about 4. Smth trillion? So He's say 10 years budget disappeared in 5 years of GEJ and we are all still alive?? This is so funny "Crack ma ribs" dey learn work.

3. Please post the link for your number 3. I want to ensure we are reading the same document.

Thank You

989900:


Accepting NOI's figures (OBJ: $43b, Yar'Adua: $62b)
http://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/top-news/174461-excess-crude-foreign-reserves-obasanjo-lied-says-okonjo-iweala.html

One thing you must know is, both the accusers and accused, are world renowned experts at stealing/corruption/fraud.

It basically takes one, to know one.

You can only audit what is recorded/declared (which is by the way doctored), not what is not.

I worked at the Ibadan depot in '97/'98, I have a little idea of how it's done. And that is some child's play, compared to what the big boys do. Auditors can live there if they want.

pekeyim:


My brother You see, It was under Yar"Adua and GEJ not under Obasanjo like you wrote.
Earlier.


Well I could speculate all I want but I can only deal with facts!

But If I tell You I'm 630 years old. I'm sure You'll Believe me. After all my birth certificate was "doctored" and I said so.

OBJ (after stealing), grew it from $4.8B in 1999 to $43B (while paying our Paris club debt) according to NOI (though OBJ claims otherwise). However, NOI acknowledges Yar' Adua grew it to $62B before GEJ took over.

And now what do we have left? $31B?

Going forward, any half-sane individual would expect progress (say north of $100B), not retrogress while accumulating more debt, though selling oil at the highest average price over the longest period in history!

Putting things in perspective, the Burj Dubai costs $1.6B, Qatar's ultra modern/futuristic airport costs $17b, China's 22,000MW Three Gorges hydroelectric dam costs $26b . . . ask China what it cost them to build the world's largest high-speed rail network (not those tins we call railway) in less than a decade.

legendsilver:

Hatred is far from what am saying here brother, if I may ask.
In what ways have you benefited from PDP and GEJ's government?
Pls answer me constructively.
Waiting in anticipation

onyedikachukwue:

Buh u people that are more populated than sand feed from our resources. Ingrates
Sick people

Kingspin:
GEJ for a fact is transforming the country from roads, agriculture sector, youwin, surep, 1st economey in africa and fatest growing in the world and that is Nigeria. We see power plants built across the country, the trains are back, niger bridge, almajiri schools, i can go on and on. He is bringing a new era of issue base government not politics. One genuine thing about his govt is that the 6 geo political zones are receiving attention. I cant 4get the auto mobile industry right now we have cars that are made in Nigeria. I mean transforming Nigeria is on progress...

criminalmindz:
YOUR A FOOL. GOOGLE FALLING OIL PRICES AND ITS EFFECT ON OIL PRODUCING COUNTRIES AND STOP COMING TO DISPLAY YOUR LACK OF KNOWLEDGE AND STUPIDITY. STOP DOING COPY AND PASTE WORK OK. AS BIG AS SHELL IS DO YOU KNOW HOW THIS FALLING OIL PRICES HAS AFFECTED THEM GREATELY. IF A BARELL OF CRUDE OIL GOES BELOW $36 ALMIGHTY SHELL WILL SHUT DOWN . GET YOUR FACTS RIGHT , DO RESEARCH AND STOP SPREADING LIES LIKE APC

rusher14:
1 Dollar = 215 Naira only

Eluwilussit:


Greece is running hat in hand to EU for bailout. It has nothing to do with Jonathan. It is global. The oil economy all over the world is going through a tough time. Nigeria is not an exception.

rusher14:


[b]Please don't make it sound a global issue.

Countries like Gabon and Angola may have experienced some losses in the strength of their respective currencies but nothing close to ours.

The Greece you mentioned is not an oil producing nation yet has a much higher standard of living than Nigeria.

They've been struggling with their economy for a long while now as besides tourism and agro-allied there really isn't much else they give Europe nay, the world.

Nigeria enjoyed close to a decade of sustained high oil prices with Jonathan in Government for 8 years of that --try as he may he cannot totally dissociate himself from Yar'Adua's government.

A loss of 80% of one's currency in the space of three months says a lot about our fiscal discipline or lack thereof.

Jonathan is quick to wave the biggest economy in Africa flag even though all that happened was consider all domestic revenue streams that were hitherto not considered before.

The Jonathan government should man-up and accept responsibility for a dwindling Naira in the foreign exchange market.[/b]

BashMe1:


Oga it is. he brought in a clueless partner 2 manage CBN when Sanusi was doin' well already. our foreign reserve, on d other hand, is readin' 34bn dollar 4rm about 68bn when Obasanjo left d post. wu do u wanna blame 4 dat? as if dat wasn't enuf, RDAS/WDAS Window is shut down amidst economy crisis. guy, u gats wake up, Naija is headed 4 doom.

Sanchez01:

Heaven knows you're daft and you cannot just read between lines. For crying out loud, tell me why investors would come in the first place when the number citizen clearly backed stealing?

Sanchez01:

Heaven knows you're daft and you cannot just read between lines. For crying out loud, tell me why investors would come in the first place when the number citizen clearly backed stealing?

ClintonDal:

Have you held any public position before? The answer is definitely NO! Corruption of any kind always starts from the grass root and only from the grass root can the change become enforced. Public ridiculing of the current administration by someone whose integrity is in question is a big sham and disgrace. When you identify a problem, the required thing to do is to propose a solution, not going about chanting change. Over 60% of those screaming for change have been in power with PDP for the past 16yrs.
We all want change, and there are different routes to take. Mine might be acceptable in the eyes of few, and so would yours. 1 + 8 =9 and 5 + 4 = 9. Just take this as food for thougt, change is inevitable but it comes gradual.
PS: I am not daft!!!

Sanchez01:

If your definition of public position includes one in a tertiary institution, then I'd gladly tell you "YES!" Funningly enough, it was not once, and not twice. I was opportuned to hold positions that could have allowed me alter figures or compromise moral values without little or no risk/detection but I had one thing at the back of my mind through it all; "posterity will judge." I wouldn't want to dwell on the flaws of the PDP but I'd gladly tell you that a party whose members hardly take a moment of rest from chaos and strife and look forward to tearing at each other's throats is enough to indicate the output of such party. That the PDP is what it is today is because no strong opposition has risen over the years.

Corruption can easily be found in almost every tertiary institution in Nigeria, why this is so is because the grooming ground for huge tasks ahead starts from their. TRUE politics is found in schools and the concept of 'Change' in the PDP and the APC is not about the defection but about the ideologies these parties embody.

PS: You need not be daft to understand simple issues.