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Buhari Clears N65b Fertiliser Debt by LoveMachine(m): 2:47am On Sep 06, 2016
The Buhari administration has criticized the Jonathan government over its failure to settle a N65 billion debt owed to suppliers of fertilisers.

Malam Garba Shehu, the Senior Special Assistant on Media and Publicity to President Buhari said in Abuja on Monday that it was wrong for the past government to buy fertilisers worth N65 billion since 2014 and leave the bill unpaid.

He, however, said that the Federal Government had to pay off the debt so that the suppliers could begin to supply fertilisers again.

The presidential aide attributed the current food crisis in the country to some of the unpopular policies of the past administrations.
http://www.financialwatchngr.com/2016/09/06/buhari-clears-n65b-fertiliser-debt/

According to him, the current pain is due to the mismanagement of the past and that what Nigeria is currently experiencing was inevitable.

He said the President Muhammadu Buhari-led administration was simply being honest with the people instead of piling up debts and concealing the truth by pretending all was rosy.

“This government believes that Nigerians deserve to know the truth. People stole unbelievable amounts of money. The kind of money some of these ex-officials hold is itself a threat to the security of the state.

“Since it is not money earned, they feel no pain deploying just anyhow to thwart genuine and well-intentioned government efforts.

“Sadly, even that which was not stolen was wasted. Government coffers were left empty, with huge debts unpaid and unrecorded (this government is working to quantify the amount owed).

“Even the current high food prices can be traced to past deceit. For example, the previous government purchased fertilisers in 2014, worth N65 billion and left the bill unpaid.

“In 2015 the suppliers could not supply fertilisers which resulted in a low harvest, shortages and high food prices.

“This government had to pay off the debt so that the suppliers could begin to supply fertilisers again.

Shehu expressed optimism that Nigeria had started witnessing another era of green revolution as Nigerians across the country were going back to the farms, from rice in Kebbi and Ebonyi to Soya and Sesame in Jigawa and Kano.

He said that at the same time, Nigerians were looking inwards to identify commercial opportunities from agri-business.

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Re: Buhari Clears N65b Fertiliser Debt by bashydemy(m): 2:55am On Sep 06, 2016
Wow thank you so much PMB for putting haters to shame...

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Re: Buhari Clears N65b Fertiliser Debt by tit(f): 2:55am On Sep 06, 2016
whom is owing whom?

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Re: Buhari Clears N65b Fertiliser Debt by Standing5(m): 3:00am On Sep 06, 2016
^^
See them. They don't know whom was in charge of whom in 2014 again.
Wailer are getting confused when it comes to spinning cluelessness into heroics.
tit:
whom is owing whom?

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Re: Buhari Clears N65b Fertiliser Debt by Standing5(m): 3:01am On Sep 06, 2016
LoveMachine:


He said the President Muhammadu Buhari-led administration was simply being honest with the people instead of piling up debts and concealing the truth by pretending all was rosy.

“This government believes that Nigerians deserve to know the truth. People stole unbelievable amounts of money. The kind of money some of these ex-officials hold is itself a threat to the security of the state.

“Since it is not money earned, they feel no pain deploying just anyhow to thwart genuine and well-intentioned government efforts.

“Sadly, even that which was not stolen was wasted. Government coffers were left empty, with huge debts unpaid and unrecorded (this government is working to quantify the amount owed).

“Even the current high food prices can be traced to past deceit. For example, the previous government purchased fertilisers in 2014, worth N65 billion and left the bill unpaid.

Jonascam left all manner of traps for the current admin. He carefully piled up debts in sectors that can bring the economy to a halt(marketer, builders etc), employed more staff at the last second.
He paid N106B owed Rivers state under Ameachi in the last second of his admin for incoming Wike to the detriment of Nigeria even when N60B was being owed fertilizer suppliers.
Jonascam was a natural disaster.

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Re: Buhari Clears N65b Fertiliser Debt by tit(f): 3:06am On Sep 06, 2016
Standing5:
^^
See them. They don't know whom was in charge of whom in 2014 again.

your fool was supposed to pay the debts in 2015.
he did not.
now with poor harvest and hunger in the land,
the idiot has started to do what he should have done without complaint in the first place.

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Re: Buhari Clears N65b Fertiliser Debt by STFUand4kMeHARD(m): 3:10am On Sep 06, 2016
tit:


your fool was supposed to pay the debts in 2015.
he did not.
now with poor harvest and hunger in the land,
the idiot has started to do what he should have done without complaint in the first place.
U dey mind d old skinny dog and his lovers

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Re: Buhari Clears N65b Fertiliser Debt by Standing5(m): 3:19am On Sep 06, 2016
tit:


your fool was supposed to pay the debts in 2015.
he did not.
now with poor harvest and hunger in the land,
the idiot has started to do what he should have done without complaint in the first place.
You just typed this trash to save your wailing face but it didn't save you àss.

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Re: Buhari Clears N65b Fertiliser Debt by emmy4lov(m): 3:23am On Sep 06, 2016
Buhari's government should stop all this complains and make move abeg..!
Jonathan tried his best to fix Nigeria. All Buhari's Government had been doing since there assumed office is laying complains upon complain, and trying to prove Jonathan's government guilty of everything.

Tell him to stop barking and bite ..!

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Re: Buhari Clears N65b Fertiliser Debt by tit(f): 4:13am On Sep 06, 2016
Standing5:
You just typed this trash to save your wailing face but it didn't save you àss.

so you have nothing to support your salacious lies?
Re: Buhari Clears N65b Fertiliser Debt by Justiyke4u: 4:14am On Sep 06, 2016
They tried
Re: Buhari Clears N65b Fertiliser Debt by chriskosherbal(m): 4:21am On Sep 06, 2016
That's ok
Re: Buhari Clears N65b Fertiliser Debt by mrvitalis(m): 4:25am On Sep 06, 2016
emmy4lov:
Buhari's government should stop all this complains and make move abeg..!
Jonathan tried his best to fix Nigeria. All Buhari's Government had been doing since there assumed office is laying complains upon complain, and trying to prove Jonathan's government guilty of everything.

Tell him to stop barking and bite ..!
Did u read at all?? How much was owed petroleum importers?? How much was owed contractors?? How do u get things to work without paying old debt? ?

Nigerians are really easly decieved... U see facts on ground.. . Buhari should act.. . With what money?? ... What's our revenue based for the month.. . What's the wage bill what is left??

Am disappointed in ur reasoning

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Re: Buhari Clears N65b Fertiliser Debt by izombie(m): 4:46am On Sep 06, 2016
This is what a responsible government should be doing. Not blame, blame, and blame.
Re: Buhari Clears N65b Fertiliser Debt by honeychild(f): 5:13am On Sep 06, 2016
tit:


your fool was supposed to pay the debts in 2015.
he did not.
now with poor harvest and hunger in the land,
the idiot has started to do what he should have done without complaint in the first place.

Abeg use your brains na. Jonathan was owing everybody. Huge debts, no savings and income reduced to less than one third. He should pay the debts with what na?

Abeg wail with sense joor.

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Re: Buhari Clears N65b Fertiliser Debt by princemillla(m): 5:20am On Sep 06, 2016
mrvitalis:

Did u read at all?? How much was owed petroleum importers?? How much was owed contractors?? How do u get things to work without paying old debt? ?

Nigerians are really easly decieved... U see facts on ground.. . Buhari should act.. . With what money?? ... What's our revenue based for the month.. . What's the wage bill what is left??

Am disappointed in ur reasoning


Haha Bro, didn't you check the tone of his comment? You could easily spot a kid behind the keypad

You don't respond to all comment. Most of them are gullible and are not ready to learn either r

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Re: Buhari Clears N65b Fertiliser Debt by IVORY2009(m): 5:24am On Sep 06, 2016
lolzzz, this Apc govt is a joker, must you come out to tell the world and media that u cleared debt? This is just like a show manship, we all know der was one debt or the other, until the impart is felt by the farmers.

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Re: Buhari Clears N65b Fertiliser Debt by ade2003: 6:25am On Sep 06, 2016
Gen Buhari, please stop this blame game and move this country forward. Nigerians are suffering
Re: Buhari Clears N65b Fertiliser Debt by wristbangle: 6:32am On Sep 06, 2016
He doesn't need to blame the former govt because we know how wasteful they were. Kudos to PMB for clearing the buffoon's debt.
Re: Buhari Clears N65b Fertiliser Debt by rayblast(m): 6:34am On Sep 06, 2016
And so wat? pikin wey suppose dey inside air-condition wey dem cum dey blow breeze.paying of 65billion debt inside Na wash!!!!! =
Re: Buhari Clears N65b Fertiliser Debt by rayblast(m): 6:36am On Sep 06, 2016
And so wat? pikin wey suppose dey inside air-condition wey dem cum dey blow breeze.Na so our mata be as Nigeria people. paying of 65billion debt Na wash!!!!!
Re: Buhari Clears N65b Fertiliser Debt by Progressive01(m): 6:40am On Sep 06, 2016
tit:
whom is owing whom?
Rule 21

Please spell words correctly when you post, and try to use perfect grammar and punctuation.
@ mods: When are we gonna start seeing an enforcement of this Rule?? A particular set of people on this forum are fond of breaking it with reckless abandon yet go scot-free.

Smh.

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Re: Buhari Clears N65b Fertiliser Debt by omowolewa: 6:45am On Sep 06, 2016
Whao! Since 2014? Thank God they left some saving through Dasukigate.

Oya pay from that gate.

You see, when you inherit your father's property, it includes assets and liabilities. Had it been the poor man is alive he would pay his debt.
Re: Buhari Clears N65b Fertiliser Debt by Smithkafors(m): 6:55am On Sep 06, 2016
Keep blaming the past government. this was what have been saying since this year,our agric sector was growing so fast all because of effort of the past government. But you have wasted all these effort through the following
(1) you abandoned the GES programme since last year.
(2) you refuse to pay people what was owed them.
Now you want to heap your inadequacy on the past government, because of food scarcity that was caused by your lacklustre policy.
Re: Buhari Clears N65b Fertiliser Debt by Taasii4change: 6:55am On Sep 06, 2016
Jonascam is a disaster in this country

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Re: Buhari Clears N65b Fertiliser Debt by mrvitalis(m): 7:49am On Sep 06, 2016
princemillla:



Haha Bro, didn't you check the tone of his comment? You could easily spot a kid behind the keypad

You don't respond to all comment. Most of them are gullible and are not ready to learn either r
Thanks.. Lesson Learned

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