Ibime:


You dey mind these Nigerian eediots. Most are illiterates.

May their fathers leave them in debt like PDP did to Nigeria.

A Government that inherits massive debt in the face of dwindling oil revenue has no choice but to state the debt they were left in, especially when the previous Government looted us into debt instead of saving money when oil was $100 pb.

abimic:

Neither will take us to our promise land if we don't move from where we're, but we can't forget how we got to where we're even though we would be more determined to achieve a greater cause. Be that as it may, it would be wrong to forget how we got here so that we won't let down our resolve to even go higher positively, but GEJ's bashing doesn't disturb the progress of this regime, moreover, PMB had being silent on all issues while only spokesmen speak of which that's just their duty.

tete7000:
This is best way lie Mohamed knows how to do his job. He definitely is suited for APC spokesperson but not information minister. Let APC tell him his job is not about blame trading, finger pointing and lying. Blaming Jonathan for something happening under Buhari administration shows gross irresponsibility on the part of Buhari government. Did they not use all these to campaign, telling us how they will make regular fuel available? Is government not a continuum? What is the big deal in inheriting problems from previous administration? Are they going to solve all Nigeria problems and not leave any for their predecessor? These people are simply clueless.

Rawani:
We know this already. Jonathan was no doubt a failure, a looter and now with revelations of how he diverted funds meant to eliminate Boko Haram, a human rights violator and potential ICC candidate.

However, as Minister of Information, we are more concerned in being given concrete facts on what is being done to alleviate the problem.

It's not enough to just blame Jonathan oga Lai. Tell Kachukwu the new chief fuel importer to sit up.

ronald4lif:
Not taking responsibility is a mark of failure and always shifting blames is a sign of irresponsibility. I can't believe this sh1t. Lia(r) Mohammed and his APC cohorts are becoming an irritant and irresponsible by blaming every quagmire on the previous administration.

It's been over 7months since APC took over power and they're yet to come to terms that whatever predicament Nigeria is battling rest solely on their shoulders.

I think we need to remind Mr. Mohammed that Nigerians were cognizant of PDP's misgovernance and devious profligacy hence booted them out and voted for them.

We already know PDP are evil but what we never knew and which has been coming to light is that the APC are no better if blames is all they have for us. Enough of the madness and get your boots on. WTF

Ibime:


You dey mind these Nigerian eediots. Most are illiterates.

May their fathers leave them in debt like PDP did to Nigeria.

A Government that inherits massive debt in the face of dwindling oil revenue has no choice but to state the debt they were left in, especially when the previous Government looted us into debt instead of saving money when oil was $100 pb.

chyket:
Amazing!!!President Obama inherited an economy in recession caused by former President George Bush jnr who squandered American resources in fighting Iraqi,afganistan wars etc.I am yet to hear President Obama blame the previous administration for the current economic difficulties in America.

daretodiffer:


Shifting blame is understandable in this situation. Nigeria is basically ruined. Our economy and foreign exchange rate rely on crude. Obasanjo cleared our debts before he left but now we are heavily indebted. Obasanjo started a program (some kinda of backup plan for a time like this) but Jonathan instead of contributing to it when oil price appreciated, the bastard embezzled almost everything. So we basically have nothing. I doubt if they actually assessed these factors before election ( we have a culture that care less about economic policies)

I don't even want to think about it because don't see a way out for us without austerity measures and economic diversification. The latter, I believe has been Buhari's primary concern. The reason he has been traveling here and there. However that is going to be hard in a country where fools couldn't fix electricity issues before privatising it, where terrorism has no face and corruption is still a big deal.

pedrilo:
use ur brain to type next time.

Montaque:


Guy, we bear the same name and we reason alike.
APC doesn't know how Pdp took care of so much while looting comfortably. I think it's sublime economics which APC doesn't know of.

Johnsinia:

Look here this fool! Yes, you are a fool for calling nigerians eediot and illiterate. What do you even know? Which school do you even attend? How is your O-level result? What do you score in your expo-JAMB? Are you even educated? Which institution? What is your CGPA? Are you even sure you pass your WAEC or maybe you failed like you dullard president. May God bombed you the way Boko haram is bombing the north: may your economy fall flat the way buhari is falling our economy. Nonesense.

daretodiffer:


Shifting blame is understandable in this situation. Nigeria is basically ruined. Our economy and foreign exchange rate rely on crude. Obasanjo cleared our debts before he left but now we are heavily indebted. Obasanjo started a program (some kinda of backup plan for a time like this) but Jonathan instead of contributing to it when oil price appreciated, the bastard embezzled almost everything. So we basically have nothing. I doubt if they actually assessed these factors before election ( we have a culture that care less about economic policies)

I don't even want to think about it because don't see a way out for us without austerity measures and economic diversification. The latter, I believe has been Buhari's primary concern. The reason he has been traveling here and there. However that is going to be hard in a country where fools couldn't fix electricity issues before privatising it, where terrorism has no face and corruption is still a big deal.

ddippset:
Seriously I don't know what's só difficult in Lai Mohammed's statement to understand. The man was asked how the fuel scarcity came about. Simply that the oil marketers went on strike for their Subsidy arreas since August 2014. Who doesnt know that the outstanding Subsidy payments caused the strike?

chuksmad:
Nigeria we forget easily, all d years GED ruled, no fuel scarcity. now behold change from APC. this is just d beginning

ronald4lif:


Hmmm.