trillville:


If putting Nigerian thieves fails to stop corruption, then government should start executing the Nigerian thieves.

If 90 percent of Nigerians are thieves, then 90 percent of Nigerians ought to be executed. The remaining 10 percent that are cultured enough should run the country.

mayorkyzo:
Buhari as ever would listen to no one..when he's done running t country down...He would pack his load and head to daura..

Pavarottii:

So u think those executing them are not corrupt??

EdCure:

I did not expect them to state their reasons in clear terms. No-one does that!

Remember, this is a leaked report of ministers disagreeing with their president on a foreign mission. Do you know the degree of courage demanded, and the sensitivity of the issues of contention for such a thing to happen?
Where have you ever heard a thing like this in the world?

The ministers' argument bothers on issues of national interest. Think about that.

jesse515:


Afta all des plenty tins, wetin he achieve? Common lassa fever nai de take Nigerians play tennis n u de count 1,2,3. Guy pack well o. Tell me one drug he has to his name or did he find d cure any ailment?

Non sense he get degree reach NOI?

trillville:


Are you saying all Nigerians are so corrupt, that if people start getting executed for corruption, other Nigerians will not stop being corrupt?

Pavarottii:

Who will execute dem? Is it buhari? That was PTF chairman under the most corrupt regime? Or that allocated 4.7billion for cars; 3.9billion for renovation; that is allocating about 750billion for security that his friends are in charge; that tinubu, ameachi, gemade, jakande, lai mohammed, atiku, Yerima, tY danjuma, Bayero are his friends. Wen we all know they ran these country down? So who is the person executing. The GEJ that u guys are saying is a thief doesn't even own an oil bloc. Hypocrisy is just d height.

Nairadays:
Another point in time for Wailers and the likes to throw punches at the president going by so many comments thus far.

Udoma and Kemi, we know you're a team, but let BuBu have his way on this one.

The UAE's major export outflow is oil, i might be wrong but i think so. We have oil too -- but oil revenue and worth is dwindling by the day. UAE knows this too. Should we sign agreement with them that they should come and build refineries for us?

Their major IGR is Tourism, in this also i might be wrong too but i think so. We have good tourist attractive potentials too, ours is natural but theirs is capitally intensive, building cities in deserts. We can develop too in tourism and capitally, which is where this government is going, by making sure capital expenditure is high in our yearly budgets. Is it the UAE that's building Eko Atlantic?

In the two sources of income i mentioned above, between Nigeria and the UAE, we are more or less competitors.

And so the only thing we can gain from this agreement, i must confess i haven't read it is; getting back all our looted funds stashed in foreign UAE accounts. Which ever way this is done i don't care, the agreement should specify.

Simply BuBu is right on this. He so much believe in Nigeria and so am i.

God Bless the President.

ahkenaten:



No need to argue with you again, since you think doctors manufacture drugs.., It shows how much you know about things I should tell you Adewole was the Nigerian Resident doctors way back from 1987, but you will not understand how important that is since academic and brainy achievents means absolutely nothing to you.

Good day sir.

expressglory:
I will not be surprised if those ministers have hidden properties in Dubai! Why the strong opposition?

mrmetoo1:
All of a sudden those that were asking Kemi to be redeployed are now on her side automatically because she disagreed with Buhari. No one is thinking maybe there's a chance they were protecting their own personal interests. Then as someone said, I don't think these agreements are drafted in one day. So I like to imagine if truly there were disagreements, all that would have been hashed out before they took the trip. There has probably been a lot of back and forth and agreements between both countries before they got on the plane to go there. I don't like news stories like these because how about we know exactly what the disagreement is so that we can judge. It's not enough to say he's not listening to them. Anyway it's a "let's bash Buhari article" so food for wailers... Enjoy!!

Then if these disagreements were truly bad, our ministers need to be able to let go of the perks of office and resign honorably. They won't be able to play ignorance if truly the agreements turn out to be bad for the country. Same way NOI can't claim full innocence of mismanagement of funds meant for arms procurement

Nellybii:


Nigerians are getting tired you say. You are waiting for 1m jobs.
Have you ever wondered why you remain unemployed ?? Do you realize the moneys stolen by these your heroes and is being recovered is the major reason why you remain jobless?? Yet you behave as if your head is filled with yogurt. Dem take beggarship and poverty swear for you??

MDOLOFU:
from ur comments do we need anybody to tell us u are kid? because is only kids dat use insulting words wen trying to mak a point

yjgm:
A decisive president I must say. He knows his onions well. I salute presido.

kannymoore:


Inasmuch as buhari isn't aa seasoned lawyer like Udoma and Adeosun, the two latter individuals haven't covered themselves in glory either.

Adeosun, four months into office hasn't given up to 3 press briefings on financial policies aimed @ revamping the nation's economy. Heck, she's been eerily silent all through; in words and in actions!

Udoma, sigh!.. I hear he's in charge of Budgets and Planning. Bearing in mind the gaffes and scandals we've been hearing about the nation's budget these past couple of weeks, its funny that no one has pointed fingers towards his direction.

Anyways... lemme just chill and watch how the whole scene plays itself out.