bidemi12:

@Naijaking1 [size=13pt]Let me explain the order of things. When a person has perpetuated an unlawful act and has profited from that act, you as a person must condemn that act. You do not try to rationalize the unlawful acts with gibberish logic.[/size] What you have said in plain english is that anybody can loot the treasury, reinvest the loot into the economy and his/her/their concience will not be pricked because people like nairaking1 will speak out for him/her/them. Little wonder that Nigeria is going down the drain with educated(assumption) illiterates like you trying to rationalize insane things. Poverty is a terrible thing. Once you remove it from the Nigerian equation people become normal. And o'yes, you still are a slowpoke.

asha 80:

With the kind of comments i am seeing here when i get to any political office i will just loot like say tomorrow no dey and then invest in the economy of nigeria.

bidemi12:

@kobojunkie  Ol'boy, go ahead. Rest assured Naijaking1 will rationalize your thoughts when you do. And Naijaking1, me? bottom feeder? if only you knew.   And o'yeah you still are a slowpoke.

bidemi12:

@Naijaking1 Let me explain the order of things. When a person has perpetuated an unlawful act and has profited from that act, you as a person must condemn that act. You do not try to rationalize the unlawful acts with gibberish logic. What you have said in plain english is that anybody can loot the treasury, reinvest the loot into the economy and his/her/their concience will not be pricked because people like nairaking1 will speak out for him/her/them. Little wonder that Nigeria is going down the drain with educated(assumption) illiterates like you trying to rationalize insane things. Poverty is a terrible thing. Once you remove it from the Nigerian equation people become normal. And o'yes, you still are a slowpoke.

Abagworo:

we all know its a crime but investing in agriculture with the money is something an average nigerian would find very difficult.obtaining bank loans for diesel import is so easy but banks funding agriculture is like the biblical camel passing through the eye of needle.that will tell you how sacrificial the investment is.

naijaking1:

slowpoke, slowpoke, slowpoke. Everybody slowpoke, anybody slowpoke, slowpoke, slowpoke, when you don't understand or agree with them? Have you just learnt that word? slowpoke sounds good to you, eh

bidemi12:

@Naijaking1  Did you not say this?

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 Re: Obasanjo Creates 6000 Jobs In Ota Farm
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Whether we love or hate OBJ, kudos must be given for creating jobs in Nigeria.
If all the former rogues head of states such as IBB, Abubakar, Buhari, Shagari; each creats an industry employing at least 6000 Nigerians, that will equal to about 24,000 jobs.
These jobs will help stablize our nation, instead of their loots sitting tight in some Swiss bank.
24K jobs will have an immediate and positive effect on Nigeria, whether we like these former presidents or not.

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If the above post is not moronic please tell me what is? And o'yeah you still know what you are
 

bidemi12:

@ndu chuks  na there me and you no gree. with dat kain logic these leaders go perpetually put us for slavery. we must not use nigerian logic legalise wetin dis people de do or else the downward spiral go continue. wetin annoy me pass for naijaking be say e say we must give the bastard obj kudos for reinvesting our money wey im tif. what a shame.

bidemi12:

People just dont get it. IT MUST NOT BE RATIONALIZED God!!!!!!

Princek12:

While I do not condone stealing and looting of the national treasury, as in this case where Obasanjo has clearly funneled into his personal account the supposed $16b dollars that was earmarked for developing the power sector, with respect to his predecessors, I have to give Obasanjo some credit for at least investing the stolen funds into the local economy as opposed to stashing the funds in a foreign account. Although stealing is still wrong and should not be condoned, and I would rather have that our leaders not loot the treasury, reinvesting stolen funds in the local economy, on any given day, is still better than exporting those funds to Swiss accounts, at least in my own judgment.

Beaf:

Has Obj told anybody that the $16 billion is in a hole he dug at his Ota farm? Everybody is going "o he did well to steal and keep the money here". Who told you?

Anyways, a thief is a thief is thief.

Princek12:

While I do not condone stealing and looting of the national treasury, as in this case where Obasanjo has clearly funneled into his personal account the supposed $16b dollars that was earmarked for developing the power sector, with respect to his predecessors, I have to give Obasanjo some credit for at least investing the stolen funds into the local economy as opposed to stashing the funds in a foreign account. Although stealing is still wrong and should not be condoned, and I would rather have that our leaders not loot the treasury, reinvesting stolen funds in the local economy, on any given day, is still better than exporting those funds to Swiss accounts, at least in my own judgment.

Kobojunkie:

This is the same sort of rationale that almost got an internationally known criminal elected as president of Nigerian back in 1993.

Aloy~Emeka:

Is it Abiola?

Princek12:

I don't care about the job creation stuff. My own concern is where is he keeping all the money he stole. You guys are missing the point. I am not saying it is OK to steal, but these thieves are not being prosecuted, anyway; so until we start prosecuting them, it is still better that they keep the money at home.

Princek12:

Abacha, if i remember, took all the money to Swiss banks and only a marginal portion of those funds were recovered.

Princek12:
People steal all over the world, but the difference is that they don't bring their ill-gotten wealth to Africa, but African thieves always export theirs to Europe, where the money is accrues interest and is utilized in developing the economy of a foreign land.  If on the other hand the money is kept at home, local banks can at least invest the money. Let's stop being emotional and analyze this thing pragmatically and economically; it is still better to keep stolen money at home than to ship it abroad.

Kobojunkie:

Na you post am ooo!!! lol

SeXyBoNE:

If i am opportuned to rule this country, OBJ will be the first person i will use for sacrafice in repayment for all the atrocities he commited durin his tunure