Can any of the beneficiaries of SURE-P and YOUWIN come and tell us how these programs have benefited them?


What is wrong with you clowns? Does this place look like a playing ground to you? I hope the beneficiaries of the Sure-P, YouWin initiatives will not call on that thunder to strike you down......now scram boy![/quote]

shammah1:
Go to school Ahmed

lool..idiat, na ur papa farm I dey na.

Williamso:
smh

OP, I don't think you know what you're writing. The greatest achievement by the ministry of petroleum under Allison-Madueke is the local content act, to discourage companies from using expatriates from jobs Nigerians can do, and where these expats must be used, a Nigerian must be trained to take over in a limited time. This, you left out to fill your post with BS!!! And its implementation has been good, though not perfect.

Still doesn't exonerate her from the gross corruption in the petroleum sector.

dat was just name rebranding, indigenization policy existed in Nigeria before now. Our problem is lack of implementation.

Soludo, see what Madam Coordinating Minister lists as achievements

SirChelseaAmb:
3. Creation of Sure-P and Related Programmes
The Subsidy Re-investment Programme (SURE-P), Graduate Internship Scheme (GIS), Youth Enterprise with Innovation in Nigeria (YOUWIN), Community Service Scheme (CSS), National Industrial Revolution Plan (NIRP) and Growing Girls and Women in Nigeria (GWIN) were some of the palliative programmes created by the federal government in response to the partial fuel subsidy removal of 2012. Together, these collaborations between the Federal Ministry of Finance and other federal ministries, parastatals and agencies have yielded almost 2 million direct, indirect and temporary jobs across the country.

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Sure p was meant to b gud but ended up bin a waste of money so I cant call it achievement but a failed scheme

manutdadex:
how e no affect? Make i school u small...d people that came for the economic sumit wil use an hotel..d hotel wil provide accomodation and feeding...were d food supply come from? (market women on the street esp mile 12 lolz) and even cashless policy don turn iya basira to mobile money agent! A belive say na hate dey finish u dey go or beta stil fustration!

that is if Nigeria did not organize this at her own expense. World economic submit is an additional financial cost on the Nigerian govt.

manutdadex:
how e no affect? Make i school u small...d people that came for the economic sumit wil use an hotel..d hotel wil provide accomodation and feeding...were d food supply come from? (market women on the street esp mile 12 lolz) and even cashless policy don turn iya basira to mobile money agent! A belive say na hate dey finish u dey go or beta stil fustration!

that is if Nigeria did not organize this at her own expense. World economic submit is am additional financial cost on the Nigerian govt.

franciskaine:
dat was just name rebranding, indigenization policy existed in Nigeria before now. Our problem is lack of implementation.

Yeah I know. She actually tried with the implementation to be honest. Though much more could have been done.

The op, madam piggy and froggy are assholes. Yeah i said it.ban me. Nonsense!

Threads like this need a dislike button... I think nairalanders needs a serious dislike button. What do you think.


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SirChelseaAmb:
4. Introduction of the Cashless Policy
The finance ministry through the Central Bank of Nigeria shot the Nigerian banking industry into the 21st century with its introduction of the electronic banking system, popularly known as the cashless policy. The cashless policy — which seeks to reduce the volume of paper currency in circulation — has not only helped to significantly improve the ease of banking and doing business in the country, but it has also helped to significantly reduce the ease of money laundering, the cost of printing new naira notes and armed robbery, among others.

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Cashless policy was introduced by Sanusi Lamido Sanusi. Stop mis informing your readers.

These are normal activities of a normal government and not outstanding achievements. If you called these achievements, what is she being paid to do? No wonder they called paying salaries and repairing roads transformation achievements.

OREMUSSANCTUS:
And dey kip shouting change
Hope we don't regret voting transformation out of power
I hate "change"

You hate change? What a blunder!! I'm sure you have immediately realized how fooolish your statement sounds despite the "".
"You hate APC " would have been understandable, many criminals and crooks do hate APC.

OP, can you also list seven ways these " achievemrnts" have helped the man in the street?

SirChelseaAmb:
7. Nigeria Produced the First-ever female OPEC President

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Abeg, how does producing First female OPEC president relate with the achievements of okonjo and Alison?

Please give us more information...

BabaO2:

Even this was achieved by monetary policy of Sanusi Lamido. CBN is an independent parastatal

see pdp life outside, even the one I was trying to credit them for is even another man's invention...pdp Don suffer

OREMUSSANCTUS:
And dey kip shouting change Hope we don't regret voting transformation out of power I hate "change"

may change be distant from you. Say a big AMEN.

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7 Commendable and Remarkable Achievements of the Ministries of Finance and Petroleum Resources Under Goodluck Jonathan by CHINEDU NNARH

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It is common knowledge that the outgoing Goodluck Ebele Jonathan administration has not lived up to the lofty expectations thrust on it upon its inauguration in 2011, and the federal ministries of Finance and Petroleum Resources have often been singled out for intense criticisms. Though they could have achieved a lot more than they were able to muster, the ministries headed by the under-fire duo of Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala and Diezani Alison-Madueke — the two most powerful, most popular and most maligned members of President Jonathan's cabinet — cannot be dismissed as utter failures. Below is a compilation of 7 laudable achievements that were recorded in the pivotal ministries under President Jonathan.


1. The Rebasing of the National GDP: During Dr. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala's tenure as the finance minister, Nigeria's GDP was successfully rebased for the first time in 24 years. This commendable effort not only made Nigeria Africa's largest economy, but it also kept us on course to breeze into the exclusive and elusive club of the world's 20 largest economies by 2020. The only (and major) downside of this achievement, however, was its failure to trickle down to the average Nigerian. By rebasing our Gross Domestic Product, the economy merely expanded on the basis of the increasing population figures of the country and not due to its increased productivity. In essence, what we got was an economic growth without an economic development.

rebasing GDP without addressing poverty, unemployment and inequality and u call that achievement. in your own words "The only (and major) downside of this achievement, however, was its failure to trickle down to the average Nigerian". Y do u contradict yourself?

Question, how do their achievements affect the creation or maintenance of existing refineries and the strength of naira against dollar.



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op you did vert poor job....
i can name more
1. Ensuring availability of petroleum product nationwide for 5 years
2. increase in minimum wage from 7500 to 18000 in 2011
3. elimination of ghost workers in federal civil service
4. diversification of our economy such that in 2014,40%of our budget was from non oil
5. elimination of subsidy fraud through NNPC tracking of vessels
6. Elimination of ghost pensioners
nd more.....

SirChelseaAmb:
2. Partial Fuel Subsidy Removal
The decision of the Goodluck Jonathan Presidency to withdraw the subsidy paid on crude oil and natural gas products was a brilliant one, but its timing was extremely ill-advised, hence the massive protests that greeted its announcement in 2012. Fuel subsidy is a price manipulation technique employed by the government to fix the pump price of petroleum products at certain amounts, irrespective of their actual market prices, in order to make them affordable for the average Nigerian. To compensate the retailers for their losses, the government pays them the difference between the fixed prices of the products and their actual prices as determined by market forces. Needless to say, this subsidy regime is not sustainable and it goes against the principles of capitalism which Nigeria practices. If fully implemented, the removal of fuel subsidy in Nigeria will free up as much as $6 billion per annum, a sum that can be channelled into other sectors of the economy. But, the downsides of a rushed total fuel subsidy removal are numerous: an immediate spike in the pump price of petroleum products, transport fares and foodstuff; an increased spate of layoffs and business closures due to a rising cost of production; rising unemployment; an attendant deterioration in the standard of living of the average Nigerian; and civil unrest.

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I don't c any achievement in your write up. D constitution says in section 14(2)b that d primary purpose of govt is d security and welfare of d people. If this policy or any other policy doesn't conform †☺ this provision, then what achievement are u brandishing?

okay oh

SirChelseaAmb:
3. Creation of Sure-P and Related Programmes
The Subsidy Re-investment Programme (SURE-P), Graduate Internship Scheme (GIS), Youth Enterprise with Innovation in Nigeria (YOUWIN), Community Service Scheme (CSS), National Industrial Revolution Plan (NIRP) and Growing Girls and Women in Nigeria (GWIN) were some of the palliative programmes created by the federal government in response to the partial fuel subsidy removal of 2012. Together, these collaborations between the Federal Ministry of Finance and other federal ministries, parastatals and agencies have yielded almost 2 million direct, indirect and temporary jobs across the country.

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4 an economist of d calibre of okonjo iweala †☺ b boasting with sure-p et al is disappointing. These programmes are good but they are what LGs are supposed †☺ b doing not FG. FG economic team ought †☺ b interested in stimulating d economy so that d economy creates jobs on its own. Focus should have bEen on how encourage local industries and attract FDI

franciskaine:
that is if Nigeria did not organize this at her own expense. World economic submit is am additional financial cost on the Nigerian govt.

financing it is too minute compare to the vast benefits...investors wil av first hand experience of what d country can offer as benefits if they invest...government or private market women go always feel d effect

Mtchwwwwwwww, Nonsence

SirChelseaAmb:
4. Introduction of the Cashless Policy
The finance ministry through the Central Bank of Nigeria shot the Nigerian banking industry into the 21st century with its introduction of the electronic banking system, popularly known as the cashless policy. The cashless policy — which seeks to reduce the volume of paper currency in circulation — has not only helped to significantly improve the ease of banking and doing business in the country, but it has also helped to significantly reduce the ease of money laundering, the cost of printing new naira notes and armed robbery, among others.

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cashless policy is great but without tackling corruption as it is in nigeria d aim is defeated

SirChelseaAmb:
5. Establishment of Nigeria's Sovereign Investment Authority
Nigeria's long overdue sovereign wealth fund was finally established in 2011 by the federal government and it is being spearheaded by finance and petroleum resources ministries. The International Monetary Fund defines SWF as "special purpose investment funds or arrangements, owned by the general government." A 2015 report released by Linaburg-Maduell ranked the NSIA as the second most transparent sovereign authority in the world in the year 2014. Fifty-one global sovereign wealth authorities were surveyed and it's the only African sovereign wealth authority to be so ranked.

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we all no that anything "owned by the general government", is not necessarily owned by d people. What is d state of this SWF at d moment? Can d accounts b put in public domain?

SirChelseaAmb:
6. The Hosting of the World Economic Forum on Africa
In 2014, Nigeria became only the second country in sub-Saharan Africa (after South Africa) to host the World Economic Forum on Africa. The WEFA is an apex regional economic summit organized by the Switzerland-based World Economic Forum which brings together Africa's best brains in journalism, business, academics and politics to deliberate on the continent's most pressing socioeconomic issues. Official estimates by its managing director, Dr. Philipp Rosler, revealed that the 2014 WEFA attracted nearly $70 billion worth of investments to the continent and reached a global audience of about 2.1 billion people, mostly through the social media.

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so since 2014, which FDI has been in Nigeria that we can trace †☺ WEFA? None. WEFA is a forum were people just gather †☺ speak grammar that has no effect on d price of garri or on d salary of d nigerian worker

SirChelseaAmb:
7. Nigeria Produced the First-ever female OPEC President
Nigeria's first female petroleum minister, Diezani Alison-Madueke, made history when she was elected to serve as the first female president of the 12-member Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) in 2014. Unfortunately, she (and consequently, Nigeria) will likely lose this position on May 20 when the present cabinet will be dissolved and she's not likely to be recalled by the incoming Muhammadu Buhari administration.


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diezani madueke only made history by becoming d first female president of opec. That was a personal achievement not a national achievement cos that doesn't affect our income in d oil market neither has it stopped fuel scarcity or rebuilt our refineries

wait I thought cashless policy was by sanusi and not okonjo

southniyikaye:
only this makes sense all other things written here are just senseless nonsense