VirginSearcher:

I swear u don't have sense at all, an important issue will be raised and y'all will be saying trash. Did OBJ leave any debt for Nigeria before he left?.. start reasoning like a human being 2020 is close

yarimo:
After you have bankrupts it abi? nonsense

yarimo:
After you have bankrupts it abi? nonsense

itsme01:


Atleast i have seen Abuja Kaduna rail, i have seen warri itapke and i have seen lagos - abeokuta - ibadan working just fine after decades of neglect.. and if you travel by hear you can see what Abuja airport now looks like same Portharcout and soon to be commissioned Lagos and Kano... you said we truly need help yet nuhari proposed a finacial idea of getting needed help and you are complaining


I never said Obasanjo is bad, but with increasing population and reducing revenue we need to fix our infrastructure to be able to diversify the economy

AODT:


So in your opinion because OBJ said it, it is correct abi!!. 1st he has no idea how economies run and because he criticizes does not mean he is smart am sure he is regretting the so many things he could have done but never did...too bad “stop being an old grumpy man” and allow us live our lives too

Chukwurah003:


Not everyone is hungry like you. We do not support President Buhari blindly.

Bedwyr:
Yes we do because 95% of our revenue is from oil, we produce 2.2 million barrels of it a day, and we have to share the revenue amongst 200 million people.

We have been always at the verge of bankurptcy, even when OBJ was ruling...we just used high oil prices during his regime to mask it.

Nigeria also refuses to cut spending...excess spending...and corruption...and refuses to take steps to remove wasteful things like subsidy, TraderMoni, N-power, etc.

Kwanza:

https://m.guardian.ng/breakingnews/nigeria-faces-impending-bankruptcy-says-obasanjo/

yellowman2225:
This is incorrect. possibly you are not in Nigeria or too young during objs time. obj and okonjo iweala worked to take our Paris club debt to zero during their time. oil prices wasn't high at the time. the highest oil price was during GEJ time. You. can abuse obj for anything, but for that debt issue, Obj is the. best president.

General Buhari complained during GEJ era. but he's currently doing bad than GEJ now in terms of borrowing. QED

MobilityExpress:


High oil.prices during OBJ regime? What a big lie. There was never high oil prices during OBJ regime, oil ppb was around $30 when he came in, and only got to about $90 during the end of his administration. So never ever compare OBJ presidency to a Buhari regime, because OBJ is 10 trillion times a better man and a better president than this current regime dictator is. Buhari government is the most corrupt government since 1999, all that anticorruption fight is a ruse, a smokescreen, he and his officers are living large off government purse, now they want to renovate a building built for N7b for almost N40b, and he is ready to sign off on it because they approved his $30b loan, loan money that his regime will still embezzle with nothing significant to show. I used to be a supporter of the Buhari admin, heck I voted for him the first term, but my eyes are very open now to see that he is the worst kind of leader for this country, zero economic prowess, zero direction, only thing he's good at is putting his fulani people in power and lying about Boko haram everyday while his sharia CJN is trying to convert Nigeria to a sharia state through the backdoor. Oh I forgot, he's a dictator that has no respect for the rule of law and acts as a law to himself, so our courts have been made useless by him. Greatest mistake of a ruler. But yet you claim trader moni, that hardly even circulates to the poor is responsible for the monumental financial wastefulness and massive corruption of this regime? Mtshewwwww! Everything you wrote is rubbish, no sense inside at all.

ValCon888:
Says one of the people that bankrupted us.

I have used Big Data to study the algorithm for Nigeria, and I'm not surprised to see how bleak and hopeless the future is.

Nigerians yet unborn are going to curse these generation of leaders for putting them under crippling debt.

It's terrible.

[i]Borrowing to pay the ones already borrowed? Is it that terrible?

J111333:
This is like national anthem naa, everyone knows.

Refineries process no crude oil in three months
Refineries under the management of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation stayed dormant for three consecutive months as they processed no drop of crude oil, the latest report on the operations of the facilities has shown.

An analysis of the consolidated operations of the refineries showed that the plants were dormant in July, August and September with respect to the processing of crude oil.

The refineries under the management of the NNPC are the Warri Refining and Petrochemical Company, Port Harcourt Refining Company and Kaduna Refining and Petrochemical Company.

It was also observed that the consolidated capacity utilisation of the facilities was zero per cent in each of the three months.

It said, “The model takes cognisance of the products worth and crude costs. The combined value of output by the three refineries (at import-parity price) for the month of September 2019 amounted to N1.03bn.

https://punchng.com/refineries-process-no-crude-oil-in-three-mont

How police locked down Maiduguri for NNPC GMD’s children’s wedding

At least 46 aircraft reportedly landed at the Maiduguri International Airport, most conveying guests to the ceremony. On a normal day, about five aircraft land at the airport.

But the event turned out to be a nightmare for motorists and locals in the state who woke up to see armed security personnel barricading roads in strategic locations in the state capital.