Ok

It's nice and also uncomfortable to know that MTN is funding part of next year's budget. It's time to boycott buying MTN recharge cards to make sure the cost is not passed down to customers.
Meanwhile we need more politicians to steal much more next year so we can fund 2018 budget

hotice01:
Sometimes I wonder if our leaders really get to think!
The 2017 budget is already a budget of failure by all predominant indices.
Planning budget based on loots to be recovered and even the recovered ones not duly accounted for.Also hoping on fines imposed on companies?This government is a huge joke!
These actions will be counter productive on so many levels!
If you have insight you will understand my above statement.
All we need now is a proactive government and good governance.

You are not in Government, so you don't know how they operate. You see, we sometimes criticize wrongly and blindly because we don't know what's going on within.

virginboy1:
Lie Lie Government.
Majority of Nigerians are fed up.

. Speak 4 yoursef kid. Dat's how u wil say and they wil stil win election. God bless u pmb. Recova our money frm d thieves. Alot of thieves are fed up wit u

mbhs139:


You are not in Government, so you don't know how they operate. You see, we sometimes criticize wrongly and blindly because we don't know what's going on within.

If the operations and actions of those in government those not positively reflect on the lives of the citizens of a country,it's a clear indication that they are clueless UN their workings!

Aburi001:
Truth be told, this is one area Buhari Government has really impressed me....Loots recovery.

Still wondering what would have happened if Jonathan and his looter-team were still in power till today since "Stealing is not Corruption"

The gullibility of Nigerians: that imperviousness to evidence never ceases to amaze me.

If loot recovery was substantial, you will see it accounted for by the finance minister as state governments demand their share via the FAAC allocations or the like.

The reality is that for all the talk of loot recovery in the media, the actual amounts recovered are underwhelming. No one today talks about Sanusi's $20bn, even the $2.1bn arms loot is unreflected in the details of the prosecution's case against Dasuki and his accomplices.

Another element that escapes our discussion of this issue is that if we assume looting was astronomical during GEJ's era, then today's "honest" government would have ensured that the effects of the oil price collapse on government's finances would be muted. This is a common sense proposition. Instead, an examination of the government's revenue stats shows not much difference between today's revenue and government revenue during GEJ's era.

hotice01:
Sometimes I wonder if our leaders really get to think!
The 2017 budget is already a budget of failure by all predominant indices.
Planning budget based on loots to be recovered and even the recovered ones not duly accounted for.Also hoping on fines imposed on companies?This government is a huge joke!
These actions will be counter productive on so many levels!
If you have insight you will understand my above statement.
All we need now is a proactive government and good governance.

if MTN doesnt pay and packs up what happens?

ehie:
if MTN doesnt pay and packs up what happens?

Ever heard of ripple effect?