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By Henry Umoruhttp://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/02/chatham-house-stage-managed-show-of-shame-by-buhari-apc-fani-kayode/#sthash.AKXrPdpc.dpuf |
Ultimate300:Gen Ali Gusau? bury that lie asap. |
shegsky:Bank loans and Rivers state government came with billions. Unfortunately that tap has run dry. Commonsense should have led the voters, they refused and now must live with the consequences. |
HzRF:The results say something else. Just look at what happened in Ado Ekiti. Civil servants dealt Fayemi the final blow in that state. |
shegsky:APC won 73% of the votes in Oshogbo, that's not civil servants wanting change. They knew what they were getting into. |
shegsky:That's the power of the PVC. Some of us have eyes but will never be able to see. |
PaulJohn1:They were owed monies for months before that election. They are right back in the same spot they were 6 months ago. They bought the drama and propaganda, so they must enjoy the power of their PVC. |
Elections have consequences, Osogbo the center of Osun civil servants gave the highest percentage of votes to APC. Enjoy the power of your PVC. Based on January's allocation to states, they are in for a very rough ride. Is not going to get better anytime soon. |
By Abiodun Alade, @biodunpen The presidential candidate of the All Progressives Congress, APC, Gen. Muhammadu Buhari, has said that Sharia law is limited to inheritance and marriage. “Sharia is limited to inheritance, marriage etc. If anyone wants to change sharia they have to change the constitution: #Buhari at #CHAfrica” The former Head of State who declared himself fit and healthy to lead the country if elected, also said that he takes full responsibility for whatever happened under his watch as a military dictator in Nigeria between 1983 to 1985. This was part of his address at the Chatham House, London during his speech on Prospects for Democratic Consolidation in Africa: Nigeria’s Transition. Many electorates have expressed fear that Buhari, if elected, might implement full sharia law in all the states in Nigeria, especially, following media reports in 2001, that he will not stop the agitation for total implementation of the sharia in the country. “This is the sacrifice the Moslems will have to make and persuade their fellow country men who are non-Moslems to accept. I will continue to show openly and inside me, the total commitment to Sharia movement that is sweeping all over Nigeria, God willing, we will not stop the agitation for the total implementation of the Sharia in the country,” he said in 2001 at National Convention of the Supreme Council for Sharia in Nigeria (SCSN), held at the Arewa House, Kaduna. - See more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/02/sharia-limited-to-inheritance-marriage-buhari/#sthash.yTO4rDia.dpuf |
LRNZH: lies from the oluwole party as usual. |
ISpiksDaTroof:Daft driver, keep your eyes on the road. |
(Bloomberg) -- Venezuela, plagued with shortages of basic goods, was offered a reprieve by the Prime Minister of neighboring Trinidad & Tobago: exchange oil for tissue paper. Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar suggested an oil-for-tissue swap in a news conference Tuesday following a meeting in Port of Spain with Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro. She said the deal would benefit both countries. “The concept of commodity sharing is simple -– the Government of Trinidad and Tobago will purchase goods identified by the Government of Venezuela from T&T’s manufacturers, such as tissue paper, gasoline, and parts for machinery,” Persad-Bissessar said. In Venezuela, which has the world’s largest oil reserves, citizens line up outside supermarkets for hours seeking a bag of clothing detergent, toilet paper or cooking oil. Price controls and a lack of dollars for importers have emptied stores of many basic goods, a situation Maduro blames on hoarders conducting an “economic war” against his socialist government. Officials at Venezuela’s Information Ministry declined to comment. Buffeted by plunging oil prices, Venezuela’s economy will contract 7 percent this year, according to the International Monetary Fund, while inflation, which accelerated to 69 percent in December, is already the fastest in the world. According to the constitution, Maduro must call legislative elections by the end of the year. ‘Political Room’ “Economic recession, high inflation, and growing shortages have weakened public support for the government, likely reducing its political room to introduce difficult corrective economic measures that would improve its external liquidity position,” Standard & Poor’s said in a Feb. 9 report. While in Trinidad, Latin America’s biggest exporter of liquefied natural gas, Maduro and Persad-Bissessar discussed the commercialization of cross-border natural gas reserves. Persad-Bissessar presented the swap proposal as a win-win opportunity for the two nations, separated by an 11-kilometer (6.8-mile) strait off Venezuela’s northeast coast. Tissue paper and other goods “would then be traded for commodities that are needed for our industries –- in particular bitumen and crude oil -– which can be supplied by Venezuela,” she said, adding that “this proposal is at an planning stages, and we recognize that a monitoring mechanism would be key to its success.” To contact the reporter on this story: Pietro D. Pitts in Caracas at ppitts2@bloomberg.net |
ISpiksDaTroof:Taxi driver please keep your eyes on the road. |
That's the Oluwole party specialty. Production of lies. ![]() |
1toRtoiSe1:Victim ?? what planet is your abode. Tell your Oluwole Major general to stop crying like a sissy |
This is the dictator APC wanted to sell to Nigerians. Sorry Buhari, it's called a democratic vetting process. You cannot do anything to stop or change it. For APC to even suggest pulling out of the peace accord, shows how pretentious and fake the whole Buhari and APC parade has become . |
notobs: |
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Ephemmm:The day truth was created 99.9% of APC stalwarts were in hell. |
[s] Adminisher:[/s] This is so much trash is not even a joke. ![]() |
kaboninc:Thanks for this comment. |
These are not Nigerian soldiers |
What will APC not say!!!!!!!! a party of lying bastarddds. Even Saraki is talking ![]() |
APC puts out this press statement with a straight face What a demonic party ![]() |
Soludo time to shut up You have devalued yourself enough. Your N30T nonsense is insane and outright stupidd. |
Fayose has become APC worst nightmare. ![]() |
The Oluwole party, exporting their trademark worldwide. ![]() |
APC have used the media skillfully to spread their lies and propaganda. I hope a greater level of suspicion and caution is now allotted to APC Press releases in most media houses. They will destroy your credibility, if you fail to review their facts. |
STAVANGER, Norway (AP) — Losing his job on a Norwegian oil rig meant more to Kristoffer Sandberg than saying goodbye to a high salary. It has caused a shift down in lifestyle and expectations, something an increasing number of people in this small oil-rich country are facing. After a decade of an oil and gas boom, plunging energy prices are shaking the Norwegians out of a Utopian reverie that guaranteed workers lengthy summer vacations, generous health and social benefits and allowed them to leave work at 4 p.m. and even earlier on Fridays. Some of the helicopters that transport workers from Stavanger — the epicenter of the oil industry — to the platforms on the North Sea have fallen silent. Already 10,000 workers have been laid off. It's the start of what economists are predicting will be a long recession in the energy industry, which accounts for 15 percent of the economy, more than half of exports and 80 percent of the state's income. The Nordic country is being forced to contemplate a future without the certainties of the past. "I know that people are envious of these conditions elsewhere in the world. We joke about it sometimes," says Sandberg, a 24-year-old mechanic. "But I don't know how many more people will lose their jobs or how much longer it will be uncertain like this." Sandberg is selling his new S-Class Mercedes and moving to Singapore to help oversee the construction of a new giant oil rig, in the hope of retaining even a bit of his old lifestyle. But he'll have to work longer hours and won't be rewarded with the four week breaks for every two weeks of labor enjoyed by offshore workers here. Sandberg still feels being born in Norway was like winning the lottery but agrees that the regular, annual ratcheting up of wages was unsustainable. Last year, the state-run oil and gas company Statoil revealed it paid an average annual salary of 1 million kroner ($130,000) to its 23,000 employees. Knut Sunde, director of industrial policy at the employers' organization Norsk Industri, says the shake-up for Norwegian workers used to the rewards will be painful, but welcomes the reality check. "The average Norwegian has just gotten too much. We have a welfare economy and an expectation from youth who expect wealth to come down from heaven," Sunde said. "When we come down to periods like this it comes down to good old values of working hard and competing. A country like Norway needs to go through that." The barrel price of Brent crude, an international variety of oil, has tumbled from a steady three-year average of around $110 to below $60. At that price more than half the offshore fields being developed along the Norwegian continental shelf are uneconomical. Rig owners, used to renting their fleets of steel behemoths to eager drillers for more than $400,000 a day, are about to release a glut of speculatively built new models even as the explorers are losing their pioneering spirit. Rigs are idling in west coast ports. More layoffs are expected as companies like Statoil prepare to cut back on spending. The energy sector's dominance in the Norwegian economy means its troubles will cast a pall over the wider economy. The layoffs will likely hurt the restaurant and hotel sector, for example, as fewer business trips are made throughout the country. One big positive is that the country saved up a massive $860 billion from oil exports during the good years to protect it against having to make sharp and traumatic cuts to welfare spending. By law, the government is not allowed to spend more than four percent of that money annually, and in practice uses up only the interest. So for those Norwegians left with jobs, there is no imminent end to the welfare perks like five weeks of annual paid holiday, the highest sickness benefits in the world and shorter working hours than elsewhere. Rather, it is a question of whether future generations will suffer a shift down in living standards. Hilde Opoku, the spokesperson for the Green Party, says Norwegians are still blind to the coming change. "It won't happen overnight, but when we wake up from this oil bubble, we will realize we will never have a fairytale like this again." yahoo.com/news/oil-slump-threatens-easy-life-affluent-norwegians |
Suicide bombers how old was this one? another 7 years old child? |
Another brain dead politician, these are the ones calling people clueless, silly APC maggots. |
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?? what planet is your abode. Tell your Oluwole Major general to stop crying like a sissy
