Beaf:
Shameless representative of thieves. Tell us a new foolish story jare!
Maybe something like, "JTF should be disbanded to defeat boko haram."

Se o 'n so ti pe, "take away the police to cure armed robbery." Ode buruku ni yen.

Demdem:

Speak for ursef. Read and step aside

Beaf:
Shameless representative of thieves. Tell us a new foolish story jare!
Maybe something like, "JTF should be disbanded to defeat boko haram."

Se o 'n so ti pe, "take away the police to cure armed robbery." Ode buruku ni yen.

Kilode?!:


Beaf, erm, I'll need you to brush up on your Yoruba o. I read this post like 8 times before I got the message

Even your accent sef show for inside

I give you B for effort though. I don laugh tire for hia.

DaLover:

Step aside just like when you see sh1t on the way abi?

The only shit i see here is ur bias position. anyway, its allowed

Its obvious you just keep looking for reasons to rubbish people better than you and your entire clan.

Its obvious ur whole clan is wretched so its normal for u to think its the default for every1. cant help ur predicament

In January, people of your type said GEJ and his team wanted to remove subsidy to suffer Nigerians and make more money for them selves

Of cos and we have been justified. the government wants more money to spend without justifying adequately how well they are spending what accrues to them before partial removal

In April you started this thread by saying members of GEJs team were involved in subsidy scam..

Of cos, many of those involved in this scam were involved in the election of the retardeen. The PDP itself said so. A lot of corrupt activities never envisaged before in the history of this country were perpetuated also under the retardeen's team


When beef pointed this contradiction to you...a few pages later you said they wanted to make more money for the government...

O yes i said made money for themselves but because u guys arent that smart i had to expantiate more on what i meant:

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dont be stuppid. earn money as per getting more funds for govt to spend not neccessary for their pockets[/size]


After realizing the folly of your ways and it was established that your desires were personnel, you start quoting a bunch of discredited people...

all what u have revealled so far is the critical level of ur daftness and nothing more. Who discredited them? u and Beaf how can animals discredit humans. u must be joking

I really do need to step aside for this sh1t.

no qualms, continue to display ur madness, there are more than enough bandwidth

DaLover:

Thanks for exposing this one...for reasons best known to them they use ignorance of the general populace to spit out lies, they are many of them, but at least you succeeded in shooting this one down..

take away JTF to cure boko harem....very funny indeed...lol

Demdem: still foools will continue to allege without substantiating. High level cretins

Demdem:

Like master like servant

Beautymc: What has dis got to do with NOI? All her haters looking for her sack, where were ur mothers when she was making meanings for her life? Live the woman jo. Sister Ngoo, pls carry go

Beautymc: What has dis got to do with NOI? All her haters looking for her sack, where were ur mothers when she was making meanings for her life? Live the woman jo. Sister Ngoo, pls carry go

DaLover:

He has inadvertently admitted that he can't please a woman...so women in general annoy him, women in powerful positions just make him want to jump of a cliff..
Someone needs to advise him to take his TINY problem away from this public arena.

Iliveon: We should try as much as possible to be honest and unbiased with posts here. I noticed that many NLers tend to show a great level of bias whenever issues that concern their tribe or political affiliations are mentioned. In this very case, I believe that NOI,Madueke,SLS and co goofed and whether they should be sacked is up to GEJ. I know one thing that inside of them (i.e if they have conscience) they know now that their submissions in January for subsidy removal was not in the interest of the common man on the street and It is a failure on their part as the managers of our economy not to check and double the policy before they introduced it. In a better clime, these people would resign but alas, we have no shame in Nigeria.

Iliveon: We should try as much as possible to be honest and unbiased with posts here. I noticed that many NLers tend to show a great level of bias whenever issues that concern their tribe or political affiliations are mentioned. In this very case, I believe that NOI,Madueke,SLS and co goofed and whether they should be sacked is up to GEJ. I know one thing that inside of them (i.e if they have conscience) they know now that their submissions in January for subsidy removal was not in the interest of the common man on the street and It is a failure on their part as the managers of our economy not to check and double the policy before they introduced it. In a better clime, these people would resign but alas, we have no shame in Nigeria.

Iliveon: We should try as much as possible to be honest and unbiased with posts here. I noticed that many NLers tend to show a great level of bias whenever issues that concern their tribe or political affiliations are mentioned. In this very case, I believe that NOI,Madueke,SLS and co goofed and whether they should be sacked is up to GEJ. I know one thing that inside of them (i.e if they have conscience) they know now that their submissions in January for subsidy removal was not in the interest of the common man on the street and It is a failure on their part as the managers of our economy not to check and double the policy before they introduced it. In a better clime, these people would resign but alas, we have no shame in Nigeria.

DaLover:

He has inadvertently admitted that he can't please a woman...so women in general annoy him, women in powerful positions just make him want to jump of a cliff..
Someone needs to advise him to take his TINY problem away from this public arena.

Beaf:
Dude, even Jesus would struggle to give correct figures for Nigeria's oil industry. It is an absolutely opaque den of corruption with a mafia-like setting, so they can hide any figures as they wish. Ask Ribadu what he is facing even though he is 100% sincere.

The long and short is that NNPC needs to be disbanded and privatised. Indeed, privatisation is on the cards, but just like PHCN, it will be a really big fight. However, it is a battle that must be won.

Iweala and Deziani are in the forefront of a very deadly highstakes battle. Live them be.

Beautymc: Off point. Does ur comment relate to my post? Busy body

DaLover:

no bi you ask why the guy get problem with madam Ngoo, I told you why and you say I get busy body...he is here, Oya now, tell him to say the real problem he has with her, because from our analysis, it doesn't have anything to do with her performance on the job.

Demdem:

And yet these liars kept on talking authoritatively then as if they are giving us the correct information. labelling others then as novices. Do u think we all av forgotten how these liars kept going from one media house to the other selling lies. Stop ur deception boy. Your hypocrisy is monumental.

Demdem:

Liar, below is the kind of women i respect and adore. Those who truly and indeed knows their onions.
https://www.nairaland.com/917150/omoigui-okauru-one-good-story-out

Demdem:

Of cos not but no one can argue that it became much more worse under this administration



The Senate yesterday asked its committees to investigate how the Federal Government overspent the budgeted funds on fuel subsidy by up to N1.1 trillion since the beginning of the year.
About N240 billion was provided for the subsidies in the 2011 budget, but so far government agencies responsible for running the scheme have spent up to N1.3 trillion this year, the Senate heard through a motion moved by Senator Bukola Saraki yesterday.

The Federal Government has planned to stop the subsidies starting January, but this is facing criticism from labour unions, opposition politicians, lawmakers and many prominent people.

Ending the scheme would inevitably send petrol prices shooting up to about N150 per litre from N65 per litre.

In the motion co-sponsored by 13 other senators yesterday, Saraki said instead of spending N20 billion each month on fuel subsidy as budgeted, government spent up to N165 billion in one month alone in breach of the budget law.

Saraki said government has so far spent about N1.3 trillion on fuel subsidy this year, translating to 700 per cent above the budgeted sum.

He said reports by some prominent foreign economic journals and the Department of Petroleum Resources (DPR) has revealed how volume of fuel imported into Nigeria is inflated fivefold and then smuggled out and sold at higher prices in neighboring countries after collection of large sums of money as subsidies from the government.

“Fuel subsidy as it is being managed today has become a risk to the entire economy. The implementation of the 2011 Appropriation Act will surely be in trouble waters if a variation of N1.2 trillion arises as a result of the level of expenditure incurred on fuel subsidy so far.

“Although N20 billion was set aside for subsidy on a monthly basis in the Appropriation Act 2011, in August 2011 the total figure expended was N165 billion of which the Nigeria National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) was N88 billion and the Independent Marketers was N77.7 billion.

“In the first three months (Jan – March. Before elections in APRIL) of the year both NNPC and the Independent Marketers did not exceed N62 billion monthly but within the last three months (Ngozi was already on seat by then) figures have ranged between N150 billion and N186 billion,” Saraki said.

Speaking on the motion, Senate President David Mark said the scheme has been hijacked by a cartel operating like Mafia. “Whatever they do is completely exclusive to them. They are very few and 95 per cent of us don’t know what is happening. It is important to investigate the subsidy to know whether or not it has achieved the aim it is set out to achieve,” he said.

Saraki said illegal expenditure on fuel subsidy diminished the power of the National Assembly as the organ of government responsible for appropriation of all public funds.


http://dailytrust.com.ng/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=145315:senate-fg-overspends-subsidy-fund-by-n1tr&catid=2:lead-stories&Itemid=8

DaLover:

I hope I shouldn't refer to you as Iliveonfreeoil....is it in the interest of the common man to create a productive economy or keep promising them they will enjoy someone elses free crude forever and ever?

In case you do not know, it is our attempts to provide free stuff all round that has lead to the death of productivity and massive corruption.

Beaf:
Dude, even Jesus would struggle to give correct figures for Nigeria's oil industry. It is an absolutely opaque den of corruption with a mafia-like setting, so they can hide any figures as they wish. Ask Ribadu what he is facing even though he is 100% sincere.

The long and short is that NNPC needs to be disbanded and privatised. Indeed, privatisation is on the cards, but just like PHCN, it will be a really big fight. However, it is a battle that must be won.

Iweala and Deziani are in the forefront of a very deadly highstakes battle. Live them be.

Iliveon: I read a post of yours about the FIRS woman who changed Nigeria tax system and everyone was full of praise for the woman. NOI should be the agent of change in Nigeria and i think that was why GEJ appointed her. She might want to make changes but it seems she is overwhelmed by the situation. Stating conflicting figures on the volume of oil we consume and amount paid on subsidy by top govt officials show how terrible government operates in Nigeria. That is even enough for them to be ashamed of. If you say NNPC should be disbanded, are you not indirectly saying Madueke is not capable and should be sacked?

Kobojunkie: In the DC case, the GSA official who APPROVED the spending was also held culpable. He was indeed sacked..

Every GSA spending is approved by some system, in some cases there is an officer assigned to approve/disapprove spending, while others are handled electronically, and reviewed by officers every so often. GSA gets a daily report of spending on GSA accounts, and a run down of where the spending occurred, by whom, for what/nature of the transaction.

http://www.miamiherald.com/2012/04/17/2754388/mccaskill-seeks-law-to-stop-gsa.html

Kobojunkie: The person who pays the bill is the Nigerian people. The person who approves the bill, and handles accounts, (in the Nigerian case, the Ministry of Finance) is to be held culpable.

The minister of Finance, Dr. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala yesterday dropped a bombshell when she said that her Ministry has no knowledge on how much the federal government spent on subsidy. She was named as co-ordinating minister of the economy during the probes, so I am quite confident there was a reason why she was named so, and expected to speak on behalf of the whole subsidy program and it's running.

According to her, ”what the ministry does is to get the accountants to verify what the importers present as their imports and pay them”.

She maintained that there would be no way the ministry could accurately determine how much petroleum products are imported and how much are actually sold in Nigeria.