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Re: Recession: Quit Now, PDP To Buhari by brightology3: 9:38am On Sep 15, 2016
allthingsgood:
Both PDP and their wailing supporters are very silly. Its only in nigeria that a thief will still have mouth to be making after evil disastrous activities and ruining the country.

God punish all of una!
including your fat5
Re: Recession: Quit Now, PDP To Buhari by magoo10(m): 9:48am On Sep 15, 2016
A very simple advice given to the APC led govt
since a day can't pass without them blaming Jonathan , simply take the economy back to how Jonathan left it and resign. Nigerians are tired of the blame game the shameless people should give us solutions
Re: Recession: Quit Now, PDP To Buhari by Ojikutumemu: 9:54am On Sep 15, 2016
Thrash and Thrash from a frustrated soul.

[uote author=blueto post=49363584]The Truth.

Even if PDP a were bunch of peculators/looters like some people pontificate about them, but the fact that they demonstrated rationality, diligence proficiency in their administration is inconfutable and cozy.
For instance, some of Jonathan's policies and programmes were evaluated by the World Bank and other reputable int'l economic organisations as some of the most effective programmes of its kind globally.

Unlike certificateless cattle rearer, who suddenly became a preferred choice to a Ph.D holder due to some irrational resentments, came on board and started formulating and implementing policies that are inimical to the economy and making goofy statements that are also pernicious to the economy. Fired the major technocrats that kept the economy moving, and replaced them with unmerited northerners, party members, conjugal and consanguine relations.

To be frank, I don't foresee APC ruling for uninterrupted 16yrs like PDP did, because they are just unprepared for governance.[/quote]
Re: Recession: Quit Now, PDP To Buhari by Ojikutumemu: 9:56am On Sep 15, 2016
AMEN AND AMEN. THUNDER FIRE THEM

allthingsgood:
Both PDP and their wailing supporters are very silly. Its only in nigeria that a thief will still have mouth to be making after evil disastrous activities and ruining the country.

God punish all of una!

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Re: Recession: Quit Now, PDP To Buhari by drss2(m): 10:00am On Sep 15, 2016
ilynem:

You seem a very intelligent person. Can you please explain to me, without insults please, how Buhari dragged us into recession? And don't say by his policies if you cannot name those exact policies.
d only reason why nigeria is into recession is becos of buari's economic ideology. buari is a socialist. dat has been his ideology since military rule in 1983. he believes in d system of ''gather n share''. a system were d govt plays a prime n central role in economic activities as confessed by one of d vice president's special adviser. unfortunately for buari, his ideology n principle of ''gather n share'' for d good of d community (socialist communalism) is old skool n totally outdated. china ditch communalism as an economic system since 1970s.
nigeria slide into recession in 1983 majorly becos of his socialist communalist policies (command n control economy). it is d same reason why nigeria slide into recession in 2016 today. if d current president were a capitalist, nigeria would never have slide into recession. yes d con3 will record slow growth due to falling oyel prices but it will NEVER get to recession. socialism draged nigeria into recession.
do u know why buari want PDP dead do u know why buari keep attacking PDP for destroying nigeria he is not just attacking PDP for political sake. he is attacking PDP becos PDP was capitalist inclined. buari detest capitalism to his bone. he sees it as corruption. to buari, PDP's capitalist policies enshrined corruption n destroyed nigeria. so d best way to kill corruption (capitalism) according to him is to reverse n kill every policies of PDP from 1999 to date.
every time u see buari attacking PDP, have it at d back of ur mind dat he is attacking capitalism. northerners in general ar communalist.

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Re: Recession: Quit Now, PDP To Buhari by Fury007: 10:09am On Sep 15, 2016
Re: Recession: Quit Now, PDP To Buhari by Ndycharly: 10:26am On Sep 15, 2016
Samunique:
.Buhari does not only need to quit but he must apologize to Nigerians for destroying this country and also for his numerous lies and fake promises during campaign.

Buhari the scammer !!!

U hav said it all.....buhari can't give what he does'nt have

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Re: Recession: Quit Now, PDP To Buhari by davidif: 10:26am On Sep 15, 2016
blueto:

But it has been about a year and some months since buhari have been elected president and why should he keep blaming the past govt for your present and foreseen failures?

The past govt was already diversifying the economy when the gullible zombies voted you in the certificateless cattle rearer that came and obliterated the good efforts by the previous govt.

through the comprehensive Agricultural Transformation Agenda program of the previous govt, they recorded many landmark achievements. Through agriculture they created thousands of jobs across the country. The provision of inputs in 10 Northern states enabled dry season farming; and profitably engaged over 250,000 farmers and youths even during the dry season.

Through the comprehensive Agricultural Transformation Agenda program, inflation fell to 7.8% in October 2013, its lowest since 2008, as a result of higher domestic food production.

they launched the Growth Enhancement Scheme to provide targeted support for seeds and fertilizers to 5 million farmersper year or 20 million farmers within fouryears. Through the scheme, they were providing subsidized inputs to farmers via an e-Wallet program. In fiscal year 2013, an estimated 4.2 million farmers received subsidized inputs. As a result, in 2013, they produced 1.1 million metric tonnes of dry season rice across 10 Northern states; and over 250,000 farmers and youths in these states are now profitably engaged in farming even during the dry season.

they launched Staple Crop Processing Zones to support investments in the entire agricultural value chain. there are significant private investment commitments from agribusiness ventures such as: Flour Mills of Nigeria, the Dangote Group, Syngenta, Indorama, AGCO, and Belstar Capital.

In 2012, 2.2 million metric tonnes of cassava chips were exported, exceedingthe Agricultural Transformation Agenda’s target by over 100%, while the 40% substitution of cassava for wheat has been achieved through research and collaboration with the IITA and Federal Institute for Industrial Research.Similarly, there has been a decline in wheat imports to Nigeria from an all-time high of 4,051,000 MT in 2010 to 3,700,000 MT in 2012.

About 200 women in Benue State were trained on how to make compost for farming and 360 farmers in the same state, were trained on climate change adaptability in agriculture. The environment and farming in Benue state got a boost from about 600 men and women in Benue state who participated in training on how to be environmentally better farmers.

they established community woodlots of 10 hectares each in Plateau and Kogi (10ha) states. they restored 10 hectares of degraded forest in Achareni Forest Reserves in Kogi state and rehabilitated 10 hectares degraded forest reserves in Niger state. the administration also launched Presidential Initiative on Coastal and River Bank protection on flood in Asa River (Kwara State). they established two skill acquisition centresto train people on the fabrication of solar -powered grinding machines in Kaiama and Baruten in Kwara State. and so on!

What policies has Buhari projected to diversify the economy?

Dude, its not the job of the govt to be getting involved in Agriculture and commerce. There job is to create a stable environment for businesses and Agriculture to strive. When will you Nigerians learn that govts are not good at running things? (NITEL anyone? Nigerian Airways? NNPC? ) There job is to oversee and monitor and not to get involved in what private enterprises should be doing? (STATISM DOES NOT WORK angry)


If your man Jonathan was such a competent president what did he do about unemployment that has plagued this country for decades?
If he was so good what did he do about our archaic and dilapidated educational system? uhn?
What of infrastructure (electricity etc)? what did he do about that in his entire duration in office?


Pray do tell me why did he not liberalize the economy and get rid of the regulations and bureaucracy that has stifled job creation in this country for decades?
Where was he when the country was being looted high and dry?
According to the Transparency International’s 2015 Corruption Perceptions Index Nigeria is ranked 136th out of 168 countries in and from 2006 and 2013, 1.34 trillion naira ($6.8 billion) in public funds were stolen by government ministers and bankers and here you are talking about him like he was the second coming of Franklin Roosevelt. And its that administration that you trust to get you out of a recession?

I am not saying that the current President is any good (he sure does not inspire confidence) what i am simply saying is that i would not trust his predecessor to run my company talk less of running a country.

I told you in my earlier post on why we need electoral reform so that we would have better candidates running for election next time and you didn't even bother to comment on that all you thought of was how Jonathan was such a 'good' President. I am sorry to tell you that i won't even let him teach my children talk less of allowing him to run my country.

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Re: Recession: Quit Now, PDP To Buhari by chidiandre(m): 10:59am On Sep 15, 2016
APC should return the country to massive theft militants boko haram ...when something goes fine with Nigeria they don't say anything... but when something bad happens they will be the first.... they are acting like a bunch of spoiled brat that can't grasp the fact that they lost and will do everything in their power to get back in power and they will use naive Nigerians to do so
Re: Recession: Quit Now, PDP To Buhari by nkechiben(f): 11:04am On Sep 15, 2016
kings09:
I don't like both PDP n APC but APC is the worse wit nothin to offer. Buhari doesn't even hv a clue as to wat to do. If u check well, I tink Buhari has mental n health issues i.e. the ear cld still be bothering him plus other old age sickness dat may hv nt bn disclosed to Nigerians. I say dis because a leader in his right senses wld hv acted urgently considering the economic situation even on d the short term, but not in dis case.

(Proverb 24:21) My son, fear thou the LORD and the king: and meddle not with them that are given to change:

Not those that say change ok? Say it exactly how it is. I like the point ur making though.
Re: Recession: Quit Now, PDP To Buhari by nkechiben(f): 11:09am On Sep 15, 2016
massinola:
He will never do that. If he would, why in God's name will a 75 year old man be struggling for power as if he wants to take it with him to the grave. He's so power drunk.
We can easily solve this problem if we can locate this lady


LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOLZZZZZZZZZZZZ!

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Re: Recession: Quit Now, PDP To Buhari by Revolva(m): 11:12am On Sep 15, 2016
angry angry angry angry
Re: Recession: Quit Now, PDP To Buhari by Cletus77(m): 11:43am On Sep 15, 2016
blueto:
The Truth.

Even if PDP a were bunch of peculators/looters like some people pontificate about them, but the fact that they demonstrated rationality, diligence proficiency in their administration is inconfutable and cozy.
For instance, some of Jonathan's policies and programmes were evaluated by the World Bank and other reputable int'l economic organisations as some of the most effective programmes of its kind globally.

Unlike certificateless cattle rearer, who suddenly became a preferred choice to a Ph.D holder due to some irrational resentments, came on board and started formulating and implementing policies that are inimical to the economy and making goofy statements that are also pernicious to the economy. Fired the major technocrats that kept the economy moving, and replaced them with unmerited northerners, party members, conjugal and consanguine relations.

To be frank, I don't foresee APC ruling for uninterrupted 16yrs like PDP did, because they are just unprepared for governance.
God bless you for dis, i wish everyone will have sense like u

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Re: Recession: Quit Now, PDP To Buhari by Cletus77(m): 11:47am On Sep 15, 2016
this country gets funny everyday,they should allow young youths to rule not a bunch of old cargos....
The question is, if he stands up, who will sit?

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Re: Recession: Quit Now, PDP To Buhari by Billygee2u: 11:48am On Sep 15, 2016
blueto:
The Truth.

Even if PDP a were bunch of peculators/looters like some people pontificate about them, but the fact that they demonstrated rationality, diligence proficiency in their administration is inconfutable and cozy.
For instance, some of Jonathan's policies and programmes were evaluated by the World Bank and other reputable int'l economic organisations as some of the most effective programmes of its kind globally.

Unlike certificateless cattle rearer, who suddenly became a preferred choice to a Ph.D holder due to some irrational resentments, came on board and started formulating and implementing policies that are inimical to the economy and making goofy statements that are also pernicious to the economy. Fired the major technocrats that kept the economy moving, and replaced them with unmerited northerners, party members, conjugal and consanguine relations.

To be frank, I don't foresee APC ruling for uninterrupted 16yrs like PDP did, because they are just unprepared for governance.
Re: Recession: Quit Now, PDP To Buhari by Billygee2u: 11:51am On Sep 15, 2016
Paperwhite:
In civilized setting leaders who felt they have not shown responsible leadership resigns voluntary to preserve their integrity.This is & will never be possible in a country like Nigeria where the APC rode fraudulently to power based on lies & propaganda.Since the APC(All Promises Cancelled) advocated resignation by the PDP when things were far better then than now,it will be more honourable to justified that action now than ever.
Re: Recession: Quit Now, PDP To Buhari by Nobody: 11:56am On Sep 15, 2016
Danosky502:
" pple r suffering n dying on a daily basis
"

since yu were born n conscious of ur environment,,wen xactly av nigerians nt bin suffering or whr in d world do pple nt die daily ...is it now fela sang 'suffering n smiling' or edris - nigeria jaga jaga ..
anyperson that think of his/her present comfort @ d xpense of future wil endup lik naija... for sumof us recession was nt a surprise its bin long stalling.
the only way out is doing d right things @zero corruption ,,d banks stop there shady deals,,d oil stream sectors stop there shady deals n largely d govt creating right policies well evaluated..
Re: Recession: Quit Now, PDP To Buhari by Cletus77(m): 11:57am On Sep 15, 2016
If he won't quit then, he should take dis simple solution.......! Divide the country into: Niger Delta Republic Indigenous people of Biafra The Commonwealth of the Yoruba Federation and The New Northern Republic of Nigeria, or what ever they like.... Period!!!!!!

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Re: Recession: Quit Now, PDP To Buhari by Billygee2u: 12:00pm On Sep 15, 2016
drss2:
d only reason why nigeria is into recession is becos of buari's economic ideology. buari is a socialist. dat has been his ideology since military rule in 1983. he believes in d system of ''gather n share''. a system were d govt plays a prime n central role in economic activities as confessed by one of d vice president's special adviser. unfortunately for buari, his ideology n principle of ''gather n share'' for d good of d community (socialist communalism) is old skool n totally outdated. china ditch communalism as an economic system since 1970s.
nigeria slide into recession in 1983 majorly becos of his socialist communalist policies (command n control economy). it is d same reason why nigeria slide into recession in 2016 today. if d current president were a capitalist, nigeria would never have slide into recession. yes d con3 will record slow growth due to falling oyel prices but it will NEVER get to recession. socialism draged nigeria into recession.
do u know why buari want PDP dead do u know why buari keep attacking PDP for destroying nigeria he is not just attacking PDP for political sake. he is attacking PDP becos PDP was capitalist inclined. buari detest capitalism to his bone. he sees it as corruption. to buari, PDP's capitalist policies enshrined corruption n destroyed nigeria. so d best way to kill corruption (capitalism) according to him is to reverse n kill every policies of PDP from 1999 to date.
every time u see buari attacking PDP, have it at d back of ur mind dat he is attacking capitalism. northerners in general ar communalist.
Re: Recession: Quit Now, PDP To Buhari by Splashme: 12:03pm On Sep 15, 2016
blueto:
The Truth.

Even if PDP a were bunch of peculators/looters like some people pontificate about them, but the fact that they demonstrated rationality, diligence proficiency in their administration is inconfutable and cozy.
For instance, some of Jonathan's policies and programmes were evaluated by the World Bank and other reputable int'l economic organisations as some of the most effective programmes of its kind globally.

Unlike certificateless cattle rearer, who suddenly became a preferred choice to a Ph.D holder due to some irrational resentments, came on board and started formulating and implementing policies that are inimical to the economy and making goofy statements that are also pernicious to the economy. Fired the major technocrats that kept the economy moving, and replaced them with unmerited northerners, party members, conjugal and consanguine relations.

To be frank, I don't foresee APC ruling for uninterrupted 16yrs like PDP did, because they are just unprepared for governance.
Re: Recession: Quit Now, PDP To Buhari by Billygee2u: 12:20pm On Sep 15, 2016
justicejay:
#CHANGE is defined as:
A #Sports Minister who believes Athletes don't
need training to win Medals,
A #Finance Minister who thinks #Recession is
just
a #Word,
A #Science and #Technology Minister who
aspires
to produce Pencils in 2 years,
An #Information Minister who wants to
#Generate jobs via Masquerade dressing,
An #Interior Minister who uses his Security to
publicly shine his shoes,
An #Agriculture Minister who fights for Land for
Cows instead of Farmers,
A #Labor Minister who threatens Banks with
revocation of License when they retrench
workers
due to bad economy,
A #Communications Minister who wants us to
pay
9% tax on calls,
A #Transport Minister who gives one President
Credit for a Railway built by another President,
An
#Economic Adviser who wants Women to donate
their Jewelry to help govt. fight #Recession and;
A Presidential spokesman who believes #Critics
are 'Wailers'
......... All #Led by a #President who believes
#ChangeBeginsWithMe not him, though he was
the one who promised it!
#EDITED
Re: Recession: Quit Now, PDP To Buhari by Nobody: 12:28pm On Sep 15, 2016
Cletus77:

God bless you for dis, i wish everyone will have sense like u
they will have to source it from God and his Word smiley.

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Re: Recession: Quit Now, PDP To Buhari by ilynem(m): 12:28pm On Sep 15, 2016
drss2:
d only reason why nigeria is into recession is becos of buari's economic ideology. buari is a socialist. dat has been his ideology since military rule in 1983. he believes in d system of ''gather n share''. a system were d govt plays a prime n central role in economic activities as confessed by one of d vice president's special adviser. unfortunately for buari, his ideology n principle of ''gather n share'' for d good of d community (socialist communalism) is old skool n totally outdated. china ditch communalism as an economic system since 1970s.
nigeria slide into recession in 1983 majorly becos of his socialist communalist policies (command n control economy). it is d same reason why nigeria slide into recession in 2016 today. if d current president were a capitalist, nigeria would never have slide into recession. yes d con3 will record slow growth due to falling oyel prices but it will NEVER get to recession. socialism draged nigeria into recession.
do u know why buari want PDP dead do u know why buari keep attacking PDP for destroying nigeria he is not just attacking PDP for political sake. he is attacking PDP becos PDP was capitalist inclined. buari detest capitalism to his bone. he sees it as corruption. to buari, PDP's capitalist policies enshrined corruption n destroyed nigeria. so d best way to kill corruption (capitalism) according to him is to reverse n kill every policies of PDP from 1999 to date.
every time u see buari attacking PDP, have it at d back of ur mind dat he is attacking capitalism. northerners in general ar communalist.
Wow. So let me get this straight. I might be wrong but capitalism is when factors of production is owned by private individuals. I might also be wrong, but I believe Nigeria is running a mixed economy and private individuals own majority of the factors of production. Are u telling me that we are In recession because buhari wants to turn our economy into a socialist economy? Seriously? I wasn't born 1983 so I don't know what happened then but this excuse of yours is just sickening. So you mean to say the falling oil price can't drive us into recession? What even determines exchange rate? Let me tell u. Supply and demand of our currency. The higher the demand for the naira, the stronger it would be. With the falling oil price and since oil is the only things we export, demand for our currency has dropped. This has made imports relatively more expensive and so demand for dollars high. What we are suffering is imported inflation because we import everything we consume. This can't be solved by spending our way out of it because that will only mask the problem. The only way to solve this is diversification and it takes time. I don't even want to go into corruption of past governments because that has been over flogged. U can get a quick solution now, that is government releasing money and we spending our way out of recession, but do u know what? We will still import everything and we will still have the same problem in the future. Or we can take the long hard solution which is diversification and start to export products we have comparative advantage in thereby strengthening our naira. This is the route this government has taken. I might not be too smart, but I think this is a better explanation than your socialism one. Cheers
Re: Recession: Quit Now, PDP To Buhari by Nobody: 12:45pm On Sep 15, 2016
Omonigeriarere:


It could have been better if PDP that ruled for 16 years can handle this question first.
Now that APC is ruling, where are they? Can't they bring them back to operations instead of blaming all the time? Apc campaigned that they would fix economy when they comes to power.

2016 budget, where are the projects?
Re: Recession: Quit Now, PDP To Buhari by drss2(m): 12:56pm On Sep 15, 2016
ilynem:

Wow. So let me get this straight. I might be wrong but capitalism is when factors of production is owned by private individuals. I might also be wrong, but I believe Nigeria is running a mixed economy and private individuals own majority of the factors of production. Are u telling me that we are In recession because buhari wants to turn our economy into a socialist economy? Seriously? I wasn't born 1983 so I don't know what happened then but this excuse of yours is just sickening. So you mean to say the falling oil price can't drive us into recession? What even determines exchange rate? Let me tell u. Supply and demand of our currency. The higher the demand for the naira, the stronger it would be. With the falling oil price and since oil is the only things we export, demand for our currency has dropped. This has made imports relatively more expensive and so demand for dollars high. What we are suffering is imported inflation because we import everything we consume. This can't be solved by spending our way out of it because that will only mask the problem. The only way to solve this is diversification and it takes time. I don't even want to go into corruption of past governments because that has been over flogged. U can get a quick solution now, that is government releasing money and we spending our way out of recession, but do u know what? We will still import everything and we will still have the same problem in the future. Or we can take the long hard solution which is diversification and start to export products we have comparative advantage in thereby strengthening our naira. This is the route this government has taken. I might not be too smart, but I think this is a better explanation than your socialism one. Cheers
ur opinion.
Re: Recession: Quit Now, PDP To Buhari by Omonigeriarere: 12:57pm On Sep 15, 2016
[quote author=SeriousMinded post=49381078]
Now that APC is ruling, where are they? Can't they bring them back to operations instead of blaming all the time? Apc campaigned that they would fix economy when they comes to power.

2016 budget, where are the projects?[/ quote]

For your information, budget is just an estimate/forecast: it is not an indication that money is on ground for utilization. What happened to those budget that have been implemented for the past sixteen years when oil price was still attractive? Where are the standard hospitals and 24 hours electricity supply?

Apart from the fact that oil price is not even up to half of what he has used to be, production and exportation has been drastically reduced due to criminality.

Continue looking for the projects while you keep praising the pipeline vandals.
Re: Recession: Quit Now, PDP To Buhari by Nobody: 1:29pm On Sep 15, 2016
[quote author=Omonigeriarere post=49381431][/quote]
What happened to the 2016 BUDGET implementation of Apc nearly four years ruling Blame on baby.
Re: Recession: Quit Now, PDP To Buhari by smartjr(m): 1:30pm On Sep 15, 2016
this is what happen wen a leader refuse to hear from people....... he become a muscles owner

Re: Recession: Quit Now, PDP To Buhari by Omonigeriarere: 1:35pm On Sep 15, 2016
SeriousMinded:

What happened to the 2016 BUDGET implementation of Apc nearly four years ruling Blame on baby.

Crying baby! If blaming the originator of your past failure is a crime, then you have no point in blaming your present manager because he is preparing you for better future.

In other words, where you are today is as a result of your yesterday's action, where you will be tomorrow will be determined by how you manage your today.

Grow up kid.
Re: Recession: Quit Now, PDP To Buhari by Cjrane2: 1:36pm On Sep 15, 2016
Shameless and clueless Buhari who has killed for power will not quit even when it is obvious he has run out of ideas.

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Re: Recession: Quit Now, PDP To Buhari by Nobody: 1:51pm On Sep 15, 2016
Omonigeriarere:


Crying baby! If blaming the originator of your past failure is a crime, then you have no point in blaming your present manager because he is preparing you for better future.

In other words, where you are today is as a result of your yesterday's action, where you will be tomorrow will be determined by how you manage your today.

Grow up kid.
You guys will soon end up in Apc recession throats.

Re: Recession: Quit Now, PDP To Buhari by Omonigeriarere: 1:59pm On Sep 15, 2016
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SeriousMinded:

You guys will soon end up in Apc recession throats.
[/s]

Like the way you ended up in PDP gigantic corruption throat.

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