chivera018:
at least when PDP looted, the economy was a lot better, the country was much better during their looting period.

APC that have not looted, look how hard the country is now.
They are only good at blame game.

Ehiscotch:


Nonsense. Do you think massive looting over 16 years would never have an effect? The finance minister even warned GEJ that the economy was about to experience recession if they didn't save. Did they save? Where are the critical infrastructure that should have been put in place during the rainy day? When oil prices were shooting up and other countries were busy fixing their problems what were we doing? Why couldn't state governors pay salaries? Because allocation dropped; revenue dropped and kept dropping. You think owing months of salaries would not affect the economy?

Yes. There is corruption in this government (like any other government in the world) but the PDP would have been worse.

oyin44:
To kill the wicked.... .. we need to stop them...cause they were the spoiler of the system..

pat077:
PDP looted,now APC is looting

Olukat:
What's going wrong with Fashola?

StateNews:
The Minister of Works, Power and Housing, Babatunde Fashola SAN, on Monday, blamed the leadership of the Peoples Democratic Party for abandoned federal government projects across the country.

He stated this while inspecting the building project of the federal secretariat, Awka, Anambra State.

He described the corruption during the PDP era as monumental, adding, “They looted our collective destiny, prospects, jobs and so on.

“That’s why the masses are suffering today. That’s why there are no jobs. But we (APC) are trying to bring back smiles on the faces of Nigerians.”

He said the 18-kilometer Umunya axis of the Onitsha/Enugu Expressway would be completed in May, 2019, while the federal secretariat, Awka, the state capital would  be completed the first quarter of next year.

Fashola, said the Buhari government inherited those projects because past governments failed to complete them as a result  of corruption.

“They awarded the contract without paying contractors, and when you don’t pay contractors you create problems down the labour ladder.

“This man here told me that he gets N30,000 per week. With such fund he will patronise pubs in the evening by eating Isiewu (goat head) and drinking with his friends in the evening and through such way wealth is distributed and redistributed; jobs are created.

“For instance, the contract for  this federal secretariat  was awarded in 2012 by the previous administration without making funds available for its completion. If the money meant for it was not stolen, it would have been completed before now.

“We are bringing back what was denied the people in the past to them; that’s the difference between a development administration and a corrupt regime,” the minister stated.

source :
StateReporters news
http://www.statereporters.com/2018/12/11/pdp-looted-destiny-prospects-jobs-fashola/

writerights:

See the kind of human I share this country with. There's really no hope.

chivera018:
at least when PDP looted, the economy was a lot better, the country was much better during their looting period.

APC that have not looted, look how hard the country is now.
They are only good at blame game.

StateNews:
The Minister of Works, Power and Housing, Babatunde Fashola SAN, on Monday, blamed the leadership of the Peoples Democratic Party for abandoned federal government projects across the country.

He stated this while inspecting the building project of the federal secretariat, Awka, Anambra State.

He described the corruption during the PDP era as monumental, adding, “They looted our collective destiny, prospects, jobs and so on.

“That’s why the masses are suffering today. That’s why there are no jobs. But we (APC) are trying to bring back smiles on the faces of Nigerians.”

He said the 18-kilometer Umunya axis of the Onitsha/Enugu Expressway would be completed in May, 2019, while the federal secretariat, Awka, the state capital would  be completed the first quarter of next year.

Fashola, said the Buhari government inherited those projects because past governments failed to complete them as a result  of corruption.

“They awarded the contract without paying contractors, and when you don’t pay contractors you create problems down the labour ladder.

“This man here told me that he gets N30,000 per week. With such fund he will patronise pubs in the evening by eating Isiewu (goat head) and drinking with his friends in the evening and through such way wealth is distributed and redistributed; jobs are created.

“For instance, the contract for  this federal secretariat  was awarded in 2012 by the previous administration without making funds available for its completion. If the money meant for it was not stolen, it would have been completed before now.

“We are bringing back what was denied the people in the past to them; that’s the difference between a development administration and a corrupt regime,” the minister stated.

source :
StateReporters news
http://www.statereporters.com/2018/12/11/pdp-looted-destiny-prospects-jobs-fashola/

[b]REVEALED: Full list of public officials who ‘hijacked’ CCECC railway scholarships
June 25, 2018Ifeoluwa Adeyemo
Applicants for the CCECC scholarship.
Applicants for the CCECC scholarship.
The ministers and other top officials who allegedly hijacked a scholarship scheme for young Nigerians put in place by Chinese firm, CCECC, have been identified.

PREMIUM TIMES reported how an undergraduate scholarship scheme by the Chinese construction firm, CCECC, for young Nigerians was cornered for ministers and other top public officials.

The top officials who benefitted were identified in a document used by the construction firm, CCECC, to permit selected candidates to participate in the scholarship interview.

Only the persons whose names were on the document were allowed for the interview at the firms’ office in Abuja. Each of the names were typed close to the top officials who nominated them as seen by PREMIUM TIMES. Several other candidates who showed up for the interview without being on the ‘special’ list from the officials were stopped at the gate.

The Officials
This newspaper was able to get a peek at the list of the candidates selected for the interview. The government officials who nominated them were listed beside the candidates’ names.

Some of the government officials who made nominations, as seen on the CCECC list, are:

**Minister of State for Education (HMS Ed.), Anthony Onwuka;

**Minister of Youth and Sports Development (HM Y&SD), Solomon Dalung;

** Minister of State for Power, Works and Housing (HMS PWH), Suleiman Hassan;

**Jigawa State Governor (Gov. Jigawa), Badaru Abubakar;




** Minister of Transportation (HMT), Rotimi Amaechi;

**Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development (HM AR&); Audu Ogbeh;

**Deputy Chief of Staff at the Presidential Villa (DCOS Villa), Ade Ipaye;

**Minister of State for Aviation (HMS(Av), Hadi Sirika;

**Minister of State for Trade and Investment (HMS (T&Inv), Aisha Abubakar;

**Minister of Niger Delta Affairs (HM NDA), Usani Usani;

**Minister of Communication Technology (HM CT), Adebayo Shittu; and

**Minister of Budget and National Planning (HM B&NP), Udo Udoma.

When contacted on why their principals made such nominations for scholarships meant for all Nigerians, many of the spokespersons denied knowledge of the nominations while others referred questions to the transport ministry which asked for the nominations.

The spokesperson to Mr Ogbeh, Olukayode Oyeleye, and that of works and housing ministry, Eno Olotu, said they were not aware of the scholarships or the nominations by their principals [/b]

PassingShot:
NEVER AGAIN TO THE PARTY OF LOOTERS AND VOODOO ECONOMISTS

Ehiscotch:


Nonsense. Do you think massive looting over 16 years would never have an effect? The finance minister even warned GEJ that the economy was about to experience recession if they didn't save. Did they save? Where are the critical infrastructure that should have been put in place during the rainy day? When oil prices were shooting up and other countries were busy fixing their problems what were we doing? Why couldn't state governors pay salaries? Because allocation dropped; revenue dropped and kept dropping. You think owing months of salaries would not affect the economy?

Yes. There is corruption in this government (like any other government in the world) but the PDP would have been worse.

Ehiscotch:


Nonsense. Do you think massive looting over 16 years would never have an effect? The finance minister even warned GEJ that the economy was about to experience recession if they didn't save. Did they save? Where are the critical infrastructure that should have been put in place during the rainy day? When oil prices were shooting up and other countries were busy fixing their problems what were we doing? Why couldn't state governors pay salaries? Because allocation dropped; revenue dropped and kept dropping. You think owing months of salaries would not affect the economy?

Yes. There is corruption in this government (like any other government in the world) but the PDP would have been worse.

Ehiscotch:


Nonsense. Do you think massive looting over 16 years would never have an effect? The finance minister even warned GEJ that the economy was about to experience recession if they didn't save. Did they save? Where are the critical infrastructure that should have been put in place during the rainy day? When oil prices were shooting up and other countries were busy fixing their problems what were we doing? Why couldn't state governors pay salaries? Because allocation dropped; revenue dropped and kept dropping. You think owing months of salaries would not affect the economy?

Yes. There is corruption in this government (like any other government in the world) but the PDP would have been worse.

agboaustine:
you will rest in jail after 4yrs nothing is done
and you want to till next year may abi
our God is not sleeping o

Luciferdevil2:
Says an afonja that digged a borehole for 170 million naira. Keep deceiving the already empty-headed afonjas, your brothers and sisters.

ibotcom:
PDP looting impacted the economy and our Lives, meanwhile APC looting brought hardship and hunger to everybody.

Luciferdevil2:
Says an afonja that digged a borehole for 170 million naira. Keep deceiving the already empty-headed afonjas, your brothers and sisters.

StateNews:
The Minister of Works, Power and Housing, Babatunde Fashola SAN, on Monday, blamed the leadership of the Peoples Democratic Party for abandoned federal government projects across the country.

He stated this while inspecting the building project of the federal secretariat, Awka, Anambra State.

He described the corruption during the PDP era as monumental, adding, “They looted our collective destiny, prospects, jobs and so on.

“That’s why the masses are suffering today. That’s why there are no jobs. But we (APC) are trying to bring back smiles on the faces of Nigerians.”

He said the 18-kilometer Umunya axis of the Onitsha/Enugu Expressway would be completed in May, 2019, while the federal secretariat, Awka, the state capital would  be completed the first quarter of next year.

Fashola, said the Buhari government inherited those projects because past governments failed to complete them as a result  of corruption.

“They awarded the contract without paying contractors, and when you don’t pay contractors you create problems down the labour ladder.

“This man here told me that he gets N30,000 per week. With such fund he will patronise pubs in the evening by eating Isiewu (goat head) and drinking with his friends in the evening and through such way wealth is distributed and redistributed; jobs are created.

“For instance, the contract for  this federal secretariat  was awarded in 2012 by the previous administration without making funds available for its completion. If the money meant for it was not stolen, it would have been completed before now.

“We are bringing back what was denied the people in the past to them; that’s the difference between a development administration and a corrupt regime,” the minister stated.

source :
StateReporters news
http://www.statereporters.com/2018/12/11/pdp-looted-destiny-prospects-jobs-fashola/

Ziggylady:





Fashola the Minister of Darkness and bad roads....You are only hustling for your yoruba sibling to take-over in 2023..

Stop fooling yourself.