impactinfluence:
Following the cash crunch that has gripped the
Nigerian economy, sources within presidency are
saying the president and his cabinet members,
should be forced to resign for their inability to
manage the economy. The decline in the
nation’s economy has been attributed to the
renewed bombing of pipelines by militants in the
Niger Delta region and the 70 per cent decline in
oil prices from about S116 per barrel in June
2014 to about $30 per barrel earlier in the
year. Investigations had showed that the initial
plan of the government, was to release the sum
of N350 billion every quarter, to ensure that
there were sufficient funds to keep capital
projects running, but this plan has been
thwarted, due to dwindling oil revenue and lack
of clear cut economic policies.
According to Post-Nigeria, the non-release of
funds is having a devastating impact on the
Ministries, Department and Agencies, (MDAs), as
they are barely able to pay salaries, while every
other obligation, particularly execution of capital
projects, have been put on hold. ”With the
excruciating hardship, and inflation rate hitting
16.5 percent, Buhari should do the needful, by
tendering his resignation letter, having failed
180 million Nigerians,” a credible source
lamented. Other reliable sources, added that the
MDAs are currently frustrated, and are even
scared of advertising for jobs, because they
know there are no funds to execute them. “The
Ministry of Finance cannot even release quarterly
allocation to MDAs as it used to do in the years
past, because it is President Muhammadu Buhari
who decides what is to be released, to which
sector and at what point”, the source added.
The United States of America, had taken a swipe
and called for the resignation of President
Buhari. US accused the Buhari administration of
sheepishly running Nigeria underground. The US
former Chairman of House Intelligence
Committee, Pete Hoekstra, made this disclosure
on behalf of the United States, in an opinion
article he wrote on Friday, June 17, published in
the Wall Street Journal.

spynigeria.com/2016/07/23/presidency-says-buhari-might-resign-gives-shocking-reason-naij-com/

EdCure:
If you think this report is true, I might as well sell some bridges for you in zamfara.

idupaul:
Let him resign so Nigeria can live ..my vote for Buhari was a mistake

EdCure:
If you think this report is true, I might as well sell some bridges for you in zamfara.

EdCure:
If you think this report is true, I might as well sell some bridges for you in zamfara.

impactinfluence:
Following the cash crunch that has gripped the
Nigerian economy, sources within presidency are
saying the president and his cabinet members,
should be forced to resign for their inability to
manage the economy. The decline in the
nation’s economy has been attributed to the
renewed bombing of pipelines by militants in the
Niger Delta region and the 70 per cent decline in
oil prices from about S116 per barrel in June
2014 to about $30 per barrel earlier in the
year. Investigations had showed that the initial
plan of the government, was to release the sum
of N350 billion every quarter, to ensure that
there were sufficient funds to keep capital
projects running, but this plan has been
thwarted, due to dwindling oil revenue and lack
of clear cut economic policies.
According to Post-Nigeria, the non-release of
funds is having a devastating impact on the
Ministries, Department and Agencies, (MDAs), as
they are barely able to pay salaries, while every
other obligation, particularly execution of capital
projects, have been put on hold. ”With the
excruciating hardship, and inflation rate hitting
16.5 percent, Buhari should do the needful, by
tendering his resignation letter, having failed
180 million Nigerians,” a credible source
lamented. Other reliable sources, added that the
MDAs are currently frustrated, and are even
scared of advertising for jobs, because they
know there are no funds to execute them. “The
Ministry of Finance cannot even release quarterly
allocation to MDAs as it used to do in the years
past, because it is President Muhammadu Buhari
who decides what is to be released, to which
sector and at what point”, the source added.
The United States of America, had taken a swipe
and called for the resignation of President
Buhari. US accused the Buhari administration of
sheepishly running Nigeria underground. The US
former Chairman of House Intelligence
Committee, Pete Hoekstra, made this disclosure
on behalf of the United States, in an opinion
article he wrote on Friday, June 17, published in
the Wall Street Journal.

spynigeria.com/2016/07/23/presidency-says-buhari-might-resign-gives-shocking-reason-naij-com/