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Re: Buhari Should Beg Ngozi Okonjo Iweala . by modik(m): 5:11am On Jan 25, 2016
Genius100:


Guy, you are a big fool. Please shut up and go read up on the policies APC have clearly presented. The same Okonjo-Iweala that the greatest corruption episodes in Nigeria happened under her watch.. Mumu. Is it only Iweala that understands foreign investors? If it is just about proposing policies, Buhari's adminstration has proposed better policies than the Iweala-led GEJ administration..

Can you for once listen to yourself?

You have refused to look at economic indices be fore shouting foul.
When PMB was taking eternity to set up his cabinet you were clapping for him

When he is going around the world telling the whole world that Nigeria is not Safe for investment and broke you were hailing him.

Now that the economy has nosedived, you are looking for paper policy that took forever to surface.

The other day I went to buy bread and was told that a loaf of N200 last week is now N250, yet you are here hailing his paper policy, including the FOREX policy that sumasulted.


"Kwontinuu" fighting corruption, let your economic driver keep looking back through the rear mirror without focusing on the bigger picture in front of him through the windscreen. A Yoruba Proverb Says that when the cloud/heaven falls, it will fall on the head of all, including the ruler and the ruled .

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Re: Buhari Should Beg Ngozi Okonjo Iweala . by Achuwa1(m): 5:12am On Jan 25, 2016
Bush son didnt fuxck up in those countries,but he achieved what americans wanted of him thts y he was given those accolades & awards...
america is only after their interest & not tht of the subject.
Re: Buhari Should Beg Ngozi Okonjo Iweala . by MayorofLagos(m): 5:15am On Jan 25, 2016
Achuwa1:
Bush son didnt fuxck up in those countries,but he achieved what americans wanted of him thts y he was given those accolades & awards...
america is only after their interest & not tht of the subject.

You must be from East. You are definitely not a Yoruba judging from this politically damaging response.

So...why do you think America is celebrating Okonjo....is it because she went against their corporate interest?

Abeg pack up and go write in Biafra thread.. C'mon, go...

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Re: Buhari Should Beg Ngozi Okonjo Iweala . by Gbawe: 5:16am On Jan 25, 2016
Achuwa1:
If NOI didnt perform she wouldnt be getting all the international awards u see under her kitty & she even served under 2 different regimes because she was gud at what she does,,,
so u apc e-rat should tell ur president to focus on governance & stop junketering around the world to borrow money from islamic countries & stop signing agreement with the arab gulf tht will plung our future generation into bondage in the future.
Nigeria has become a mess under pmb coz his govt doesnt have focus but only fighting opposition in the name coruption & havent even raised up to 10billion in the fight against corruptiin since inception in office,which shows all the publicized figures in the media are all big lies

Oh lawd !!!! The excuses in defence of NOI do not get more senseless than this. Is it not obvious to you that what the IMF or world bank want from an economist will not be what a mono economy like Nigeria will want from the same economist? Who told you guys NOI is unattractive to pro western organisations that thrive by throttling the potentials of the "third world" so they retain their 'developed nations' status? There are salesmen who thrive cheating unsuspecting members of the public for a living yet these sort will never be out of work as long as they are good at what they do in a world where some prioritise the need to make money at all cost above everything else. Nigga, the west will always love 'tools' like NOI and will always attempt to subdue and frustrate the Nkrumahs, Awolowos, Lumumba, Sankara et al. If a mafia hitman is always employed then that does not mean he is an asset to society. It simply means he is good at killing people and serving his master.

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Re: Buhari Should Beg Ngozi Okonjo Iweala . by Gbawe: 5:22am On Jan 25, 2016
MayorofLagos:


Lmao! Its amazing that everyone keep touting her experience as an asset. What really is her experience? She failed in her first tenure as finance minister. She came back and failed again....and these riffraff, panhandlers are asking for her return. To do what...fail a third time? Do Ibos want me to do a mythbuster on NOI...it wont be sweet, I promise you. Lets just leave her intact with her skeletons, no need for revelations.

Gbawe, iwo loko won....bring your bulala out and whip these freaks abeg. Lol. cheesy

Indeed. The fact is that NOI failed so spectacularly under GEJ to the extent she will now be first choice of any organisation that has an exploitative agenda towards Africa. Their thinking will be that "if you can f**k up the biggest black nation that badly then we can trust you to help us plunder your fellow monkeys". Anyone who has experience of living or working in the west will know there is always an agenda of using the black man to infiltrate and undermine his own. What NOI supervised under GEJ shows she does not give a toss about Nigeria or Nigerians. This will make her attractive to many profit-obsessed organisations who will see "ruthless achiever" rather than accept she is an unscrupulous woman who is very comfortable with nation-crippling corruption and sleaze.

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Re: Buhari Should Beg Ngozi Okonjo Iweala . by otokx(m): 5:23am On Jan 25, 2016
modik:


Can you for once listen to yourself?

You have refused to look at economic indices be fore shouting foul.
When PMB was taking eternity to set up his cabinet you were clapping for him

When he is going around the world telling the whole world that Nigeria is not Safe for investment and broke you were hailing him.

Now that the economy has nosedived, you are looking for paper policy that took forever to surface.

The other day I went to buy bread and was told that a loaf of N200 last week is now N250, yet you are here hailing his paper policy, including the FOREX policy that sumasulted.


"Kwontinuu" fighting corruption, let your economic driver keep looking back through the rear mirror without focusing on the bigger picture in front of him through the windscreen. A Yoruba Proverb Says that when the cloud/heaven falls, it will fall on the head of all, including the ruler and the ruled .


Prices will continue to rise in the short run as we consume goods produced abroad. The flour and butter in bread is imported in $$$. We are only reaping what we have sowed. You may wish to change your breakfast to Ogi and Akara which are made in Nigeria.

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Re: Buhari Should Beg Ngozi Okonjo Iweala . by 1wolex85: 5:26am On Jan 25, 2016
mekaboy:
I know once most people see the title of this thread, they become Sentimental and ethnically hyperactive. But this is not about any ethnic group, religion or political party. This is about the survival of our dear nation.

I can authoritatively say that buhari and the APC have no plans for Nigeria.All they wanted is power, they have got it now and don't know how to handle it.

President Buhari is hiding behind the fight against corruption to distract Nigerians from his lack of understanding and solutions to Nigeria's economic problems.

Yes buhari is fighting corruption, but corruption did not start with the past administration. As a matter of fact, I am not sure any Nigerian president has been as corrupt as abacha who he called a saint(story 4 another day).

Does buhari mean well for Nigeria ?Yes . Did Gej mean well for Nigeria ? Yes.

But having a desire without a plan is like building a castle in the air. I can stay in my room and wish to go to America, if I don't get the required information and follow the application process, I will remain in my room.

That is the situation facing PMB, he is not well informed about our economy. I strongly believe that buhari did not know the content of the budget which he presented, all he knew was the final figures.

Just like the ministerial positions were pened down by the party members who invested billions in the elections, so was the budget. Most of the funds spent in the election is to be recovered through the budget.

That was why the movie surrounding the stealing of the budget occurred. When people criticised the budget, buhari felt embarrassed and withdrew the budget, had a meeting with the APC investors, and they decided to reduce the figures that attracted criticism and move the funds to other area that would not be noticed. All they know is that the must recover their investment through the budget.

Now, the main reason why our economy did well under Gej despite the distraction from bokoharam is not just the oil price, but the policies and his economic team.

Trust me, if Gej had won the elections, things would have been tough in Nigeria but not this tough.

First there would not be the delay in appointing ministers like Buhari did. The economic team would have swung into action to attempt to cushion the effects of the coming economic sunami.

Do you know why I said buhari has no plan or solution to our problems?

1,Buhari is going out there trying to borrow money for an over inflated budget. Is it wrong to borrow? No. But not if you don't have plans to pay.

2, there is a difference between bringing investors into your country and borrowing money. What buhari is going for is to borrow and not bring investment.


3, The reason why a business man will borrow from a bank to do business, is because he believes that what he will do with the money will generate more money, he will pay the bank and also have profit. Because Buhari and his economic team have no solutions to our economic problem, he wants to borrow without interest. This is because the money that will be borrowed will be diverted to private pockets through the budget.

It is the interest on the loan that makes a business man work round the clock. This is why buhari is going out for the Islamic bond with the UAE which I don't know the conditions attached.

Buhari, why are you going outside Nigeria to borrow, when Nigerians are ready and willing to lend to you and the APC? Just make the bonds and treasury bills attractive, then watch Nigerians lend you as much as you want. But because most of the money that will be borrowed will end up in the pockets of the party chiefs, buhari is afraid of borrowing with interest. Because he will be forced to pay Nigerians back their money when it matures and there won't be any money to pay, because they have shared it.

So rather than borrow from the people and pay them with interest if you are sure you have good plans to invest, the govt decides to take from the people by force by Deeping their hands into our accounts and collecting N50 from each transaction.

Buhari and the APC want to short investors out, borrow from the Arab world, and leave Nigerians in debt.

WHY DOES BUHARI NEED OKONJO IWEALA?

1, she understands our economic situation.

2, she understands the fears and desires of foreign investors

3, she can create the balance that will favour both Nigerians and foriegn investors.

Buhari and his economic team are still struggling to understand our economic challenge. Because they don't understand, they can't provide a solution.

Buhari and his team believe they can frustrate investors with their policies and then go out their and borrow from the west. No wonder he is going to the Arab world for non interest loan.

But will Nigeria survive without foriegn investors? No. What will happen is there will be a lot of cash for the govt officials to share, but there will be no jobs.

Our foriegn reserves will dry up and there will be hyper inflation. Naira will exchange at over 500 for a dollar.

The entire system will get messed up and we end up like Zimbabwe.

At that time, we will be on our knees begging investors and their terms will be so unfavourable for us. It is better buhari swallow his pride and beg NOI who can bring the nigerian economy and foriegn investors to a table for negotiation and get us a good deal now. If he keeps being stubborn, and messes things up real bad, there won't be room for negotiation, we will just have to take whatever they offer.

Most Nigerians will say, to hell with foriegn investors, we can make it on our own.

With the kaduna and PH refineries shut down, Nigeria needing to import fuel and pay subsidy, importers needing forex to import. How long will it take before we run out of forex?

Then it will be 10k to a dollar and mega inflation. Buhari better swallow his pride and do the needful before he grounds this nation.

This is a very terrible write up filled with conjectures and no facts! You just woke up and decided to give your reasons for the actions the govt has taken totally devoid of facts

Another thing I don't understand is your obsession with NOI. Did Nigeria's economy collapse when obj removed her as finance minister? Does she have any experience managing the economy under such low oil prices? Did she achieve the best with high oil prices? Answer to all these questions is a big NO so what's your point? Besides a tree doesn't make a forest and I don't see the magic wand she possesses. Lastly NOI doesn't need to be a minister before she helps her country, she is a world Bank executive just as Adesina is an executive with afdb, she can use her influence to help the country so just stop making this woman out to be a god because she isnt

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Re: Buhari Should Beg Ngozi Okonjo Iweala . by Achuwa1(m): 5:36am On Jan 25, 2016
Even tinubu the jagaban knows pmb is not performing thts y he is begging nigerians for time on pmb behalf,,,
Look here all apc e-rat,if u bring pmb as ur presidential candidate for 2019,u ppl should know tht u will loose woefully @ the polls coz he has done virtually notn since he came into power,,
it is very obvious now tht old men can no longer longer perform,maybe any party tht bring out a young man or even a female as presidential candidate might be the person we nigerians will vote fir irrespective of party or tribe..

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Re: Buhari Should Beg Ngozi Okonjo Iweala . by BekeeBuAgbara: 5:38am On Jan 25, 2016
mekaboy:


You are rather allowing sentiments to cloud your reasoning.

You are watching foriegn investors withdraw from Nigeria, watching the naira fall, watching businesses collapse and people loose their jobs and you ask for patients .

You look at the budget in the midst of the oil prices and see how the govt decided to spend more on itself than when oil was higher under Gej. You are watching the stock market crash before your eyes and you are waiting for a miracle?

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Re: Buhari Should Beg Ngozi Okonjo Iweala . by modik(m): 5:49am On Jan 25, 2016
otokx:


Prices will continue to rise in the short run as we consume goods produced abroad. The flour and butter in bread is imported in $$$. We are only reaping what we have sowed. You may wish to change your breakfast to Ogi and Akara which are made in Nigeria.

>>we started importing flour last 8 months.

>>>General price increase(inflation) for imported goods was mismanaged prior "now"??

>>>>Somebody who has been employed by Nigerians to manage the Macro/Micro economic policies and indices is busy watching the rear mirror as his chiefest objective while the economy is blasting ahead(negatively) at the speed of light.

>>>>>Economy will worsen in the short run because we import, but the budget crafted to address economic diversification allocated a whooping sum to COMMUNICATION more than agriculture and industrialisation put together.


>>>>>>We are watching the basis of your long-run economic fortune.

Let me just stop here for now.

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Re: Buhari Should Beg Ngozi Okonjo Iweala . by HenryThegreat1(m): 6:03am On Jan 25, 2016
LRNZH:
After all this long write up, I hate to simply tell you to go and learn about commodity prices and how they affect dependent economies.

Ngozi did not diversify the economy under GEJ when the oil price was above $100/barrel for over 4 years, it is at $30/barrel that Buhari will go to beg her to perform magic.

Abeg receive sense.
. One million like 4 u
Re: Buhari Should Beg Ngozi Okonjo Iweala . by ziccoit: 6:29am On Jan 25, 2016
You are asking a woman that presided over economy surplus without much to show for it to come and manage economy crunch. You overrated this woman. She doesn't worth this much bro.

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Re: Buhari Should Beg Ngozi Okonjo Iweala . by Nobody: 6:41am On Jan 25, 2016
modik:


>>we started importing flour last 8 months.

>>>General price increase(inflation) for imported goods was mismanaged prior "now"??




To explain...

We have been importing flour for ages.

During the last admin....and for the last ten years....we were able to import it cheaply because we had enough forex from high oil price.

However since 2014....oil prices have been falling.....leading to lack of forex to buffer the naira......and as a result...the naira has been falling against the dollar. It has not fallen to N500 to $1 because of the CBN's forex restrictions.

In July 2014....oil was $112 .Now itis $28. That is a lot of forex gone.

And since the naira is falling....prices have to go up....because importers of flour are paying more for the flour.(That is why Emefiele does not want to devalue the naira .....but is instead hoarding dollars....because he knows that if we dealue...that loafof bread might be costing you N1000).

Everything points to a faliure of diversification by the last admin among others.And.....it is going to take time to properly diversify. GEJ did not build automotive car plants in eight months.

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Re: Buhari Should Beg Ngozi Okonjo Iweala . by modik(m): 6:58am On Jan 25, 2016
Kikero112:


Everything points to a faliure of diversification by the last admin among others.And.....it is going to take time to properly diversify. GEJ did not build automotive car plants in eight months.


You have stressed the obvious.

A journey of a thousand miles start with a stride.

You would agree with me that a budget that has diversification in mind as we can see in 2016 submitted and re-submitted budget has addressed just that by placing communication budget over and above agriculture, works etal?

GEJ did not build automotive car plant but set in motion a policy framework that brought the plants. Policy drives all.

What policy framework so far can you point out that will achieve diversification outside communication?

If agriculture is underfunded, where will flour come from? Maybe from communication ministry?

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Re: Buhari Should Beg Ngozi Okonjo Iweala . by Nobody: 6:59am On Jan 25, 2016
modik:


Ngozi did not diversify the economy, yet our Automotive industry is receiving life?

Wake up from your delusion!

It was recovering life....because we had the foreign exchange to import the car parts we were assembling in Nigeria.

We have been here before.


During the oil boom years of the 1970's...when oil prices were high.....car companies like Volkswagen, and Peugeot cane and set up assembly plants in Nigeria.Other companies included STEYR,Leyland and Mercedes (Trucks).

They could do tht because......Nigeria had the oil money topay them to import the parts needed to make their cars here in Nigeria cheaply. Add cheap labour (compared to Europe) and Nigeria was making cars by the hundreds.

(This was the time when in 1975....someone could buy a new Volkswagen for less than N2000).

Of course...the Naira was strong because we had enough forex to buffer it.

Then in 1982....oil prices dropped.By 1983....one could get a Peugeot 505 for N13000.

Oil stayed low....and by the mid 1980's it became expensive to import parts to assemble in Nigeria. Ideally....we should have then switched to local sources of raw materials...but we did not have them ready for exploitation because Ajaokuta.......was not complete. (And still is not working.).

By 1991....a Peugeot 505 went for N900000. (Two years earlier....we had devalued the naira). By then....it had become expensive to assemble cars in Nigeria....because thanks to the fall in oil price....we did not have the money to import car parts for assembly.

The same thing....is going to happen to GEJ's car plants....unless we get Ajaokuta sorted. Which PDP failed to do in 16 years!

There is no revolution in Nigeria's automotive industry. We are merely repeating the mistakes of the 1970's and 80's. And to make matters worse....since 1992....Nigeria has been importing lots of second hand cars......draining our little forex even more.(Back in the 1980's a friend of my dad bought a ''Belgium'' car. My dad was like.....Why buy a second hand car when we have good Made in Nigeria cars. Today....even during GEJ'stime....Belgium cars .....aka Tokumbo.....are the new normal).

Buhari should fix Ajaokuta.

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Re: Buhari Should Beg Ngozi Okonjo Iweala . by Nobody: 7:04am On Jan 25, 2016
modik:



You have stressed the obvious.

A journey of a thousand miles start with a stride.

You would agree with me that a budget that has diversification in mind as we can see in 2016 submitted and re-submitted budget has addressed just that by placing communication budget over and above agriculture, works etal?

GEJ did not build automotive car plant but set in motion a policy framework the brought the plants. Policy drives all.

What policy framework so far can you point out that will achieve diversification outside communication?

If agriculture is underfunded, where will flour come from? Maybe from communication ministry?


If we want to get agric working....we have to stop pretending that subsistence farming is the key to agric development.

We need large working mechanised farms to get our agriculture working again.

And key to diversification is education...which got the lion's share of agric budget.

There should be a supplementary increase for agric....but it has to be money well spent....somehow.

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Re: Buhari Should Beg Ngozi Okonjo Iweala . by modik(m): 7:16am On Jan 25, 2016
Kikero112:


If we want to get agric working....we have to stop pretending that subsistence farming is the key to agric development.

We need large working mechanised farms to get our agriculture working again.

And key to diversification is education...which got the lion's share of agric budget.

There should be a supplementary increase for agric....but it has to be money well spent....somehow.


I am discussing policy here and not education without balancing effect (employment opportunity/employability) which is a topic for another day.

Policy first:
How many of our agro based factories have a farm in Nigeria by government policy?

Who makes the policy that drives that?

Don't we have fertile soil for basic industrial crop production?

How many primary crop processing plants do we have here?

Who makes the policy that drives such investment in Nigeria?

I guess you understand where I am going.

When government who is not into direct food production gives subsidies to large scale farmers, such subsidies won't be funded via Budgetary provisions?
Re: Buhari Should Beg Ngozi Okonjo Iweala . by modik(m): 7:27am On Jan 25, 2016
Kikero112:


It was recovering life....because we had the foreign exchange to import the car parts we were assembling in Nigeria.

We have been here before.


During the oil boom years of the 1970's...when oil prices were high.....car companies like Volkswagen, and Peugeot cane and set up assembly plants in Nigeria.Other companies included STEYR,Leyland and Mercedes (Trucks).

They could do tht because......Nigeria had the oil money topay them to import the parts needed to make their cars here in Nigeria cheaply. Add cheap labour (compared to Europe) and Nigeria was making cars by the hundreds.

(This was the time when in 1975....someone could buy a new Volkswagen for less than N2000).

Of course...the Naira was strong because we had enough forex to buffer it.

Then in 1982....oil prices dropped.By 1983....one could get a Peugeot 505 for N13000.

Oil stayed low....and by the mid 1980's it became expensive to import parts to assemble in Nigeria. Ideally....we should have then switched to local sources of raw materials...but we did not have them ready for exploitation because Ajaokuta.......was not complete. (And still is not working.).

By 1991....a Peugeot 505 went for N900000. (Two years earlier....we had devalued the naira). By then....it had become expensive to assemble cars in Nigeria....because thanks to the fall in oil price....we did not have the money to import car parts for assembly.

The same thing....is going to happen to GEJ's car plants....unless we get Ajaokuta sorted. Which PDP failed to do in 16 years!

There is no revolution in Nigeria's automotive industry. We are merely repeating the mistakes of the 1970's and 80's. And to make matters worse....since 1992....Nigeria has been importing lots of second hand cars......draining our little forex even more.(Back in the 1980's a friend of my dad bought a ''Belgium'' car. My dad was like.....Why buy a second hand car when we have good Made in Nigeria cars. Today....even during GEJ'stime....Belgium cars .....aka Tokumbo.....are the new normal).

Buhari should fix Ajaokuta.

By implication, are you positing that all thriving economies of the world are oil driven?

When shall we Nigerians think outside the box and move away from oil mentality when the world is busy researching and diversifying into alternative sources of energy?

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Re: Buhari Should Beg Ngozi Okonjo Iweala . by 1wolex85: 7:33am On Jan 25, 2016
modik:


By implication, are you positing that all thriving economies of the world are oil driven?

When shall we Nigerians think outside the box and move away from oil mentality when the world is busy researching and diversifying into alternative sources of energy?


you know that is not what the guy is saying. He used oil because he was talking about Nigeria and that is our major source of income coupled with the fact that our economy is not diversified

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Re: Buhari Should Beg Ngozi Okonjo Iweala . by modik(m): 7:38am On Jan 25, 2016
1wolex85:


you know that is not what the guy is saying. He used oil because he was talking about Nigeria and that is our major source of income coupled with the fact that our economy is not diversified

He set oil economy as the premise that dovetailed into his conclusion.

Whose duty is it to give policy direction that heralds/midwives the diversified economy?

What can we infer from Governments policy direction via the budget?

It is a bitter truth that gives every informed Nigerian a nightmare.

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Re: Buhari Should Beg Ngozi Okonjo Iweala . by Goke7: 7:42am On Jan 25, 2016
modik:


By implication, are you positing that all thriving economies of the world are oil driven?

When shall we Nigerians think outside the box and move away from oil mentality when the world is busy researching and diversifying into alternative sources of energy?


Sir he is only explaining to you that oil has been the mainstay of the Nigerian economy all these years
Re: Buhari Should Beg Ngozi Okonjo Iweala . by Demdem(m): 7:48am On Jan 25, 2016
Achuwa1:
NOI performed credibly well under both regimes she worked,, the only problem she had was tht money was collected from ECA without her consent by the presidency for security issues to fight boko haram tht was instigated by buhari & apc to distabalize GEj government.,
so dis apc e-rat should know tht the dipletion of eca fund was coz of the fight against bokor haram & not noi,,,

Ignorance at its peak SMH.

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Re: Buhari Should Beg Ngozi Okonjo Iweala . by naijaboy756: 7:53am On Jan 25, 2016
mekaboy:


You are right she did not. Under which administration was the e - wallet introduced? Under which administration was the automo policy? Where is thr minister for agric under Gej today?

We all know the effect of oil price in Nigeria, but the way PMB and his team are handling the situation is sending the wrong signal.

We need balance for things to run smoothly in this nation.
thanks for educating that empty head commodity price theorist.

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Re: Buhari Should Beg Ngozi Okonjo Iweala . by Abagworo(m): 7:56am On Jan 25, 2016
She performed well under OBJ but destroyed Nigeria under Jonathan. She is useless today.

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Re: Buhari Should Beg Ngozi Okonjo Iweala . by maasoap(m): 7:57am On Jan 25, 2016
OP deserves nothing less than receiving a single bullet to his forehead. Must you guys insult the sensibility of hardworking Nigerians? Okonjo Iweala told you and me that she was borrowing money to pay Federal workers salary by the time she left office. That was administration that sold oil for 120 dollars per barrel for many years. This same woman signed away a whopping sum of 2.1 billion dollars without national assembly approval thereby making the people in charge of spending it unaccountable to anyone but president who was desperate to win re-election.
Numerous and frivolous waivers.
Unilateral withdrawal of money from ECA.
She would tell us today that economy was good, tomorrow she would say there was problem.

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Re: Buhari Should Beg Ngozi Okonjo Iweala . by Nobody: 8:04am On Jan 25, 2016
the op needs to be flogged with cable wire. maybe that will reset his brain.
the only place okonjo should be is jail.
along with the worst president ever liveth.
paid hacks like the op will never be able to change history.
we are all a living witness to the period in question.
you can't come and tell me that I didn't see what I saw.

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Re: Buhari Should Beg Ngozi Okonjo Iweala . by TheGoodJoe(m): 8:29am On Jan 25, 2016
Gbawe:


Don't mind them. NOI , after the facts and revelations, supervised the current mess we are in today and only sadists who want Buhari to fail, and ethnic bigots, will advocate for her return. She is a liar and an unscrupulous women who had no qualms deceiving the world about Nigeria's "robust economy" while every kobo was being looted under her nose and the wheels were falling off the Nigerian economy. To be honest, folks like the OP should think before they talk because many Nigerians are now very, very angry about what GEJ, NOI, Allison-Madueke et al did.

Holding brief for those folks and even clamouring for their return will only go to convince well-meaning Nigerians that some folks, while pretending to be Nigerians, do not mean well for Nigeria. What manner of insanity would lead anyone to ask for NOI to return? Why do we not then ask for Hitler to return and lead Germany or lobby for the return of Idi Amin et al? Some people have no shame and it is obvious they see everything from an ethnic viewpoint to the extent they will never denounce the wrongdoers from their ethnic groups however heinous their crimes. NOI was a very, very, very, very , very big fat failure under GEJ. That is an economic fact no one can spin.


The Cut your long story short. Ngozi Okonjo Iweala is the worst thing that happened in Nigeria's economic history. FACT.

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Re: Buhari Should Beg Ngozi Okonjo Iweala . by TheGoodJoe(m): 8:40am On Jan 25, 2016
modik:


Can you for once listen to yourself?

You have refused to look at economic indices be fore shouting foul.
When PMB was taking eternity to set up his cabinet you were clapping for him

When he is going around the world telling the whole world that Nigeria is not Safe for investment and broke you were hailing him.

Now that the economy has nosedived, you are looking for paper policy that took forever to surface.

The other day I went to buy bread and was told that a loaf of N200 last week is now N250, yet you are here hailing his paper policy, including the FOREX policy that sumasulted.


"Kwontinuu" fighting corruption, let your economic driver keep looking back through the rear mirror without focusing on the bigger picture in front of him through the windscreen. A Yoruba Proverb Says that when the cloud/heaven falls, it will fall on the head of all, including the ruler and the ruled .



Do you expect the price of goods and services to stay the same after Crude price went from $100.00 to $27.00 in a country that depends solely on crude sales to fuel its economy.

Okonjo Iweala was a disaster. Stop painting the devil as an angel.

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Re: Buhari Should Beg Ngozi Okonjo Iweala . by modik(m): 8:58am On Jan 25, 2016
TheGoodJoe:



Do you expect the price of goods and services to stay the same after Crude price went from $100.00 to $27.00 in a country that depends solely on crude sales to fuel its economy.

Okonjo Iweala was a disaster. Stop painting the devil as an angel.

Let us continue in supporting reactionary and Blame/buck passing economic management rather than responsible/proactive governance.

Time will tell if Okonjo Iweala is a better economic manager or not.

Sit tight, fasten your sit belt and enjoy your flight into the world of CHANGE.

WE ARE JUST TAKING OFF.

No sentiments over 1+1 = 2

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Re: Buhari Should Beg Ngozi Okonjo Iweala . by Nobody: 9:12am On Jan 25, 2016
modik:


By implication, are you positing that all thriving economies of the world are oil driven?

No....just Nigeria...among other resource dependent economies.

Manufacturing works when your raw materials are sourced locally....or when you manufacture large amounts of quality goods for export.


When shall we Nigerians think outside the box and move away from oil mentality when the world is busy researching and diversifying into alternative sources of energy?


When you are ready to work...and stop believing in share the money economics
Re: Buhari Should Beg Ngozi Okonjo Iweala . by TheGoodJoe(m): 9:17am On Jan 25, 2016
modik:


Let us continue in supporting reactionary and Blame/bulk passing economic management rather than responsible/proactive governance.

Time will tell if Okonjo Iweala is a better economic manager or not.

Sit tight, fasten your sit belt and enjoy your flight into the world of CHANGE.

WE ARE JUST TAKING OFF.

No sentiments over 1+1 = 2


You people keep saying all this shifting blame talk. It is impossible for a government that is largely dependent on Crude Sales to florish after such drop in the crude price. It is a fact. If Okonjo Iweala was a reasonable person, she would know her decision to turn a blind eye to the massive corruption practices under GEJ would harm the Nation.

The woman was a complete disaster and a major accomplice to the worst looting in the history of Nigeria. Painting such a devil as an angel is terrible.

I have no doubt the present Government will turn things around. Even with the falling crude price, I still expect this government to shine through it. It is just a rough patch created by Iweala and co.

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