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Sanusi Links Boko Haram To "oil Derivation". by edoyad(m): 9:48am On Jan 28, 2012 |
Sanusi Lamido Sanusi, CBN GovernorFrom Naija Observer. Really Mr.? |
Re: Sanusi Links Boko Haram To "oil Derivation". by edoyad(m): 9:52am On Jan 28, 2012 |
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Re: Sanusi Links Boko Haram To "oil Derivation". by edoyad(m): 9:59am On Jan 28, 2012 |
Some comments
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Re: Sanusi Links Boko Haram To "oil Derivation". by Nobody: 10:03am On Jan 28, 2012 |
Why couldn't the north, over the years develop their agricultural resource with their large expanse of land? By now, there would have been diverse agro-allied industries scattered across the region, producing finished products that can be transported down south and exported. If that had happened over the years, the states will have the least unemployment figures as well as the highest aggregate GDP in Nigeria. |
Re: Sanusi Links Boko Haram To "oil Derivation". by veron007: 10:10am On Jan 28, 2012 |
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Re: Sanusi Links Boko Haram To "oil Derivation". by zinosleek(m): 10:18am On Jan 28, 2012 |
For the respect I have for this man, he has undone himself here. The North are the main problem of Nigeria till date, they have been in power for so long and has corruptly rob Nigeria blind to the point that they didn't even develop their region. And whose fault is that, the south? |
Re: Sanusi Links Boko Haram To "oil Derivation". by obowunmi(m): 10:19am On Jan 28, 2012 |
Confirmed Sanusi is a boko-horam agent. Why not blame the muslim terrorist notherners, politicians and elites who robbed their own people blind? |
Re: Sanusi Links Boko Haram To "oil Derivation". by BlackPikiN(m): 10:25am On Jan 28, 2012 |
They are all boko haram supporters. How dare you share my resources with some bunch of mofos? After, I give them even chance to take small money, them one con still ask for more. OLE! I dont want to curse to Sanusi this morning. |
Re: Sanusi Links Boko Haram To "oil Derivation". by Atigba: 10:28am On Jan 28, 2012 |
I can see that all prominent northerner leaders are afraid to say the truth, probably because they attempt to burn his house in kano, The northerners re poor nt because of the revenue allocated to them but because of there state of mind. As for you sanusi your days are numbered as a CBN governor?Nonsense |
Re: Sanusi Links Boko Haram To "oil Derivation". by Eltonluigi(m): 10:30am On Jan 28, 2012 |
This man just exposed himself as a tribalist by spewing this trash. |
Re: Sanusi Links Boko Haram To "oil Derivation". by dayo23(f): 10:35am On Jan 28, 2012 |
am highly disapointed in u sanusi,despite ur educ background u still speaks lyk an infidel,a coward nd a member of almajiris, so sad dat u of all pple wld speak lyk dis, it only shows d northerner re indirectly pro BH, I only blame dat clueless GEJ who 2 me shld hv seen d handwritin on d wall, we need SNC, so evry region cn go there way. We shld divide ooooo 1 Like |
Re: Sanusi Links Boko Haram To "oil Derivation". by hero70(m): 10:36am On Jan 28, 2012 |
It was the riches from the north that was used to exploit the oil resouces in the south,so why the imbalance in allocations,that's to show the greed of this people,and after all we are all Nigerians. |
Re: Sanusi Links Boko Haram To "oil Derivation". by Gentleboby: 10:38am On Jan 28, 2012 |
I don't blame our leader I blame others country that buy Nigeria oil if not what would make these people reason well ? Now this is the time to loose more and more when Yorubas arrive to the position of oil Derivation. No Yoruba No Nigeria 1 Like |
Re: Sanusi Links Boko Haram To "oil Derivation". by shoboy9: 10:39am On Jan 28, 2012 |
Hmmm, I wonder if he's been checked for ties to fundamentalists. oh wait, isn't he the same guy that advocated islamic banking? How can he not be a symphatiser/supporter of such groups? |
Re: Sanusi Links Boko Haram To "oil Derivation". by Ojobojo1(m): 10:40am On Jan 28, 2012 |
This guy is a goat,in the first place y should the north be given what they did not work for,they should beta start farming or else theyll suffer when nigeria is divided. 1 Like |
Re: Sanusi Links Boko Haram To "oil Derivation". by Aboluwarin: 10:47am On Jan 28, 2012 |
With this statement from sanusi Lamido, this is the hidden agenda behind his Islamic banking, there is no doubt. |
Re: Sanusi Links Boko Haram To "oil Derivation". by deathmen12: 10:48am On Jan 28, 2012 |
THIS GUYS ARE WICKED, NO CONCHIES SO THEY ARE ALL THIS SAME PEOPLE ANIMALS. I DON'T WANT TALK MUCH BECAUSE AM STILL ANGRY BY WHAT THAT VAMPIRE CALL IBB SPEAK OUT OF HIS MOUTH, WELL GOD NOR THEY SLEEP, I WISH IT IS THE NORTH THAT OWNS THE OIL I NO WHAT THEY WOULD'VE DONE TO THE SOUTH AND THE EAST. |
Re: Sanusi Links Boko Haram To "oil Derivation". by Nobody: 10:49am On Jan 28, 2012 |
@boko haram bingo LWkMD Seriously, i think Sanusi has lost it. His attempt to link the emergence of boko haram to derivation is not only weak but lame. A man of his learning ought to know that whatever the Niger Deltans get as derivation fund can never be enough to compensate the grave environmental damage the region suffers as a direct result of the oil drilling activities going on there. May be if he and his boko haram friends channel their energy towards developing agriculture which is the main stay of the economy of the north, the region would be better for it. |
Re: Sanusi Links Boko Haram To "oil Derivation". by Maximip(m): 10:51am On Jan 28, 2012 |
Gradually, all the pieces are falling into place for Nigeria's separation. Although I don't support the massive amounts given to the south-south (for them to loot), I would have preferred he blamed corruption. |
Re: Sanusi Links Boko Haram To "oil Derivation". by Nobody: 10:52am On Jan 28, 2012 |
Nice one Sanusi, At least you have told these lilly livered southerners that your people would not allow disintegration without a fight. They should stop dreaming of SNC and fight for it, expecially our noisy brothers from the ss. |
Re: Sanusi Links Boko Haram To "oil Derivation". by Nobody: 10:54am On Jan 28, 2012 |
And what happens to the NORTH if by chance Nigeria is divided between North and South or better still into Far North,Middle belt,SW,SE and SS? Of course that means no revenue will go to the North.These guys should start thinking with their brains like Japan and Israel without much natural resourses.Bunch of lazy idio-ts with a mindset to steal from the Government |
Re: Sanusi Links Boko Haram To "oil Derivation". by LewsTherin: 10:55am On Jan 28, 2012 |
Retrieving Quote, hero70:What bloody northern resources developed the oil industry? The North has been a plague on this country because of their leaders. A plague, leach, tick, stumbling block! 2 Likes |
Re: Sanusi Links Boko Haram To "oil Derivation". by efisher(m): 10:55am On Jan 28, 2012 |
My points: 1. We do not know our true population figures and the distribution thereof. 2. Every part of Nigeria has abundant resources and production potential enough to allow for self sustenance. 3. Over dependence on oil is a hindrance to the development of other alternative revenue sources. As for Sanusi, I don't think we should crucify him outrightly. He didn't say the north should be getting more FROM OIL. He only acknowledged that the north is living way below standard based on available information. The reason for this is up for debate but I posit it is largely due to the irresponsibility of past and present Northern leaders who lacked foresight. They refused to develop their own abundant resources while plundering the south of theirs. The situation has even been made worse with vices like the retrogessive almajiri culture which denies their young minds the opportunity to be useful to themselves and their people. They have brought it upon themselves! |
Re: Sanusi Links Boko Haram To "oil Derivation". by bitweezy: 10:55am On Jan 28, 2012 |
Just forget all Sanusi's Economic twist. He is trying to decieve the international community to sympathise with boko haram. The problem with the north in general is their culture. they marry as many wives as they want, give birth to so many children that dey cannot cater for. The reason we have Almajiri's who have become Boko haram. There are only a few northerners dat belive in family planning cos they belive it is a western trick to reduce their population which gives them the edge in politics. |
Re: Sanusi Links Boko Haram To "oil Derivation". by sheyguy: 10:58am On Jan 28, 2012 |
Boko haram is a tool which the northern elite are using for their drive to lord it over their wives (south). SLS is only trying to advance the northern agenda further by suggesting their next indecent demand to Nigeria. Like Oga beaf would say, they shld hold their LGA and state govt responsible instead of this miserable revenue cry. If any change is suppose to come into the revenue allocation formular, it shld be favouring the south south (SS) and no where else. Let yuguda and co. reduce their personal aides from 1000+ to less than 50. |
Re: Sanusi Links Boko Haram To "oil Derivation". by omodapson(m): 11:00am On Jan 28, 2012 |
, and what is SLS still doing in that seat? |
Re: Sanusi Links Boko Haram To "oil Derivation". by millionbuc(m): 11:06am On Jan 28, 2012 |
Sanusi! Sanusi!!, You've tripped urself dis tm. I've always seen it ciming though. http://www.5slate..com |
Re: Sanusi Links Boko Haram To "oil Derivation". by laidback(m): 11:08am On Jan 28, 2012 |
Where's the link to this story. Let's start from there first, |
Re: Sanusi Links Boko Haram To "oil Derivation". by ulnan: 11:11am On Jan 28, 2012 |
Quote:edoyad: Quote My peoplem When a lie is repeated often without being checked, it begins to look like the truth. Who told this Sanusi Lamido Sanusi that the North East of Nigeria is more populous than any other comparable part of Nigeria? His political group make a genuine census impossible and turned the politics of census into the politics of Nigeria. He cannot rely on his own figures that they made impossible for others to accept as the basis for Boko Haram. Secondly, where is corruption in the equation and what part did the people of the North East and their elite play in that corruption? Is that not the part of Nigeria where a Governor kept 150 brand new jeeps in a compound and said he was a collector of jeeps? This Sanusi Lamido Sanusi must think that the publishers of Financial Times are as foolish as his fellow Nigerian elite who fail to tell themselves the truth and who lie to each other and think that the whole wide world is as silly as they are. Thirdly, when will he from Kano band his fellow Borno-Adamawa elite admit that they are the ones who are at fault. They are the ones who failed their people and failed Nigeria and they are the ones who go about bandying false theories and precepts. When 3 motor assembly plants were set up in Nigeria Volkswagen was in Lagos our friend at the Pan African University Pat Utomi ruined that one after he grabbed it under the PDP working for Shehu Shagari and ruined it. PAN - Peugeot Automobile was established in Kaduna and that one continues to gulp subsidies and state aids and yet is not profitable, and ANNAMCO - Anambra State Motor Company with Mercedes Benz was set up in the East and today it is producing luxurious buses and it is profitable. I am sure in that example lies the derivation theory of Sanusi Lamido Sanusi. A derivation of laziness, a derivation of greed and corruption, and a derivation of lack of investment in your own people and in your own area. Begrudging those whose oil has been stolen and whose lands have been destroyed does not cut it. It is lazy mental exercise and Mister Governor of Central Bank of Nigeria, we need more rigour and more truth from you you. Pls tell dis fool who even when he sees the truth does not want to recognised because their mind is poluted by sentiments.lazy and corrupt fools,a lazy farmer puts his blame on his tools.God bless u |
Re: Sanusi Links Boko Haram To "oil Derivation". by sheyguy: 11:14am On Jan 28, 2012 |
Which ever way the fund goes to, be it SS or the north it will always encounter corruption. |
Re: Sanusi Links Boko Haram To "oil Derivation". by dozai: 11:14am On Jan 28, 2012 |
Sanusi Lamido Sanusi. Please i will advice you to send some of ur open minded men to the East. Let them get the manual on how the people pushed themselves to where they re now 42 years after the civil war. Anambra for example. Your ppl are poor becos of the mindset and possibly the way islam is preached there. where u the elites support begging and the rest. Please advice ur ppl to roll their sleeves and get dirty. How do u support polygamy even when the person doesnt have the resources to take care of the children. All the so called almajiris, do they not have parents If u say the north is shortchanged, what do say of states like Anambra, Enugu. have they taken up arms Your people are lazy, ur religion and your elites also doesnt help the matter. Please leave Oyeel out of it. When groundnut never dey ppl no dey chop goat shit. Better advice your ppl to look inwards and develop their inner talents. Nnewi ppl in Anambra is doing that and its already spreading to all parts of the state. Very soon that state will start producing virtually everything just like Aba in abia state. |
Re: Sanusi Links Boko Haram To "oil Derivation". by destones: 11:16am On Jan 28, 2012 |
@edoyad: Quote My peoplem When a lie is repeated often without being checked, it begins to look like the truth. Who told this Sanusi Lamido Sanusi that the North East of Nigeria is more populous than any other comparable part of Nigeria? His political group make a genuine census impossible and turned the politics of census into the politics of Nigeria. He cannot rely on his own figures that they made impossible for others to accept as the basis for Boko Haram. Secondly, where is corruption in the equation and what part did the people of the North East and their elite play in that corruption? Is that not the part of Nigeria where a Governor kept 150 brand new jeeps in a compound and said he was a collector of jeeps? This Sanusi Lamido Sanusi must think that the publishers of Financial Times are as foolish as his fellow Nigerian elite who fail to tell themselves the truth and who lie to each other and think that the whole wide world is as silly as they are. Thirdly, when will he from Kano band his fellow Borno-Adamawa elite admit that they are the ones who are at fault. They are the ones who failed their people and failed Nigeria and they are the ones who go about bandying false theories and precepts. When 3 motor assembly plants were set up in Nigeria Volkswagen was in Lagos our friend at the Pan African University Pat Utomi ruined that one after he grabbed it under the PDP working for Shehu Shagari and ruined it. PAN - Peugeot Automobile was established in Kaduna and that one continues to gulp subsidies and state aids and yet is not profitable, and ANNAMCO - Anambra State Motor Company with Mercedes Benz was set up in the East and today it is producing luxurious buses and it is profitable. I am sure in that example lies the derivation theory of Sanusi Lamido Sanusi. A derivation of laziness, a derivation of greed and corruption, and a derivation of lack of investment in your own people and in your own area. Begrudging those whose oil has been stolen and whose lands have been destroyed does not cut it. It is lazy mental exercise and Mister Governor of Central Bank of Nigeria, we need more rigour and more truth from you you. Cheers. Ibukunolu Alao Babajide (IBK) I'm 100% support your view |
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