Good

This is it

And is NPRC and independent body? Cos that would defeat the whole purpose.


Its a good development. No more aboki president awarding all oil blocs to northerns.

" oil allocation would, henceforth, be executed by the Nigeria Petroleum Regulatory Commission (NPRC) subject to ratification by the National Assembly. "

That's where they will bring their knives to cut the national cake. These legislooters know what they are doing.

sabama007:


I don't know about this administration not being transparent.

Even though they have failed me, I'm still giving them that 2nd chance for redemption

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See one owf the people that failed you

airmark:
oil allocation would, henceforth, be executed by the Nigeria Petroleum Regulatory Commission (NPRC) subject to ratification by the National Assembly.

That's where they will bring their knives to cut the national cake. These legislooters know what they are doing.

Choi, I didn't see that part.

Anybody heading any of the petroleum committees and The senate leadership will be smiling.

Grundig:

Choi, I didn't see that part.

Anybody heading any of the petroleum committees and The senate leadership will be smiling.

Exactly. Many would think it's a good move. You hardly beat these thieves to their game.

burkingx:
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See onr of the people that failed you

Chisos!

Are those real or it's a bank?

Buhari would never accent to the bill so far as it removes the power to allocate oil blocks from the President and Minister of Petroleum Resources. Quote me anywhere any day!

Most move from this senate are done in bad fate...

nothing good about this. minority(oil producing areas) do not have the numbers to allocate oil blocks to their advantage, only an absolute power(one person, that is, presidency) can grant them, if the president isnt favorable, there is likelihood of getting one after four years, but having to override the NASS population is not likely in anyway.

Nice Nice!

seguno2:
Is that due to the fact that Osinbajo is about to take over from the sick old man in London?
Are we really in ONE Nigeria?

No.
I see his hand in this. Osibanjo.

If i hear...when the topic says differently what the body is saying...mthcew

Just the change of names, and documents.
Like PDP to APC political party.


Come and build industries, infrastructures, facilities for jobs creation for us now there is cease blowing up of pipelines in South south and southeast of Niger delta; before there would be change of minds.

Daslim180:
Ok

Which one is deportion again??

Incrizz:
No.
I see his hand in this. Osibanjo.

How do you mean?
Is Osinbajo a senator?

Good radiance to bad rub.bish.

Thieves!!! Subject to ratification by National Assembly. They are not satisfied with making laws alone, they want to join in executive actions.

sabama007:


Chisos!

Are those real or it's a bank?

....For real !

IT WAS FROM THE BANK OF ANDREW YAKUBU LTD.

Chikelue2000:
u r funny. Tell me what's funny up there. Really a nice development for me

ahahaha U k now some people just comment without understanding the subject matter free the guy,Y on earth would the president be the one to allocate Oil blocs if not that we are doomed, abeg VP hurry B4 baba come bck

Earth2Metahuman:
And is NPRC and independent body? Cos that would defeat the whole purpose.


Its a good development. No more aboki president awarding all oil blocs to northerns.

there would still be woru wuru for sure, but this is a different ball game now, people from where the Oil is taken might just get a say to owning ine,For me I think it would be a good idea to award at least one bloc to each producing community for thier own development and monitored by the FG.

chai dem wan scrap DPR, ma application nko, why is it that when i join something e must to pack up..Aye le o, Ibosi ooooo

Who will now have the power? I guess the Senate President abi.

seguno2:


How do you mean?
Is Osinbajo a senator?

Lol..but he doesn't have to be.
Hold on, let me call someone.

Babacele, what's your take on my statement below?

All PREVIOUSLY ACQUIRED oil blocks should be confiscated too!
Resources meant for A WHOLE COUNTRY sold to individuals, while 90% of the country wallows in ABJECT POVERTY?
Mrs. BABANGIDDA-ALAKIJA take note!

the only thing that is making this Senate sitting up and trying to muzzle the executive is coz the excutive is not oiling their pocket like before. now they are looking for every lacuna to strip executive of everything . that explain why Dino Melaye messing the FG on signing bills upandan

Good development!

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Too many clowns in that useless Senate! Imagine stripping the President and the Minister of the roles that had been there since independence and giving the roles to the same National Assembly! Oh, so that they could corrupt the system by asking for bribes in the name of "ratification" by the National Assembly!

The current National Assembly is the most disruptive in Nigeria's history. They give orders about things purely under the purview of the Executive! If they wish to join the Executive, they should scrap the National Assembly by their own accord. Corrupt clowns.

Anyway, the proposed law is dead on arrival! Buhari won't sign it. Even Jonathan who was well known to be so gentle, too docile, and a bit daft, refused to sign some laws too. And they will never get the funny two-third votes of both chambers to veto the President. So, this law is pure amusement like the court of Baba Sala, Ali Baba, Basketmouth and others.

Grundig:
As long as the Nigeria Petroleum Regulatory Commission (NPRC) takes orders from the presidency/executive then this bill if pass won't make much difference.

Having said that, Im in full support of the intention here. If a danjuma and indimi can own oil blocks in Niger delta, so can a tamuno and ibitimi own oil blocks when lake Chad basin is ready.

I agree with your view.

The only way this new commission will be effective is by making it a truly independent agency, and guaranteeing its annual funding via First-line charge budgeting.

Chikelue2000:
u r funny. Tell me what's funny up there. Really a nice development for me

who will appoint the head of the commission