₦airaland Forum

DaLover: Just because she has championed a cause that has to do with telling people that products will not be subsidized by governmen, she has become enemy number to be gotten rid off, at all cost... How far Nigerians will go to keep being lazy

Word.

MManuel: well said. I agree with you.
and Pastor Tunde Bakare is not a credible messenger? Your disposition gives me chills. Besides your analogy doesn't add up. Why can't a HIV patient carry out a crusade against unprotected sexual intercourse? That's a story for another day :-x

If a man who makes false prophecies for a living is a credible messenger to you, then there is no way we will ever agree.
You do not know the meaning of the word, credibility.

Go and read up his "prophecies about" Buhari.

Is this a new one again? Those guys need to be curtailled before it becomes something else.

gregg2: Misrepresentation of facts.
Dezieni was never indicted.

Did some of you here read that story atall before commenting

Don't mind the drama queens jare.

bayusman: Now SLS will come to say subsidy fund is insufficient ... God punish all of them.

The govt should pay the 800billion subsidy, and if it gets exhausted before the end of the fiscal year, that should be it. No more subsidy.

texazzpete: The order was to the office of the Petroleum Minister...and unless vacated it remains a standing presidential directive.

Knowing how much you love this woman, I expected you to get all Voltron on us in this thread. But really, is that the best defence you could come up with?

Who was the petroleum minister. Does he not have a name? And is Yar Adua now Jonathan? Man, you winshes are weak.

It was gathered that late President Umaru Musa Yar’adua had in memo Memo No. SH/PSP/24/A/819 of June 17, 2009 to the Minister of Petroleum Resources directed that subsidy on kerosene be removed, as the continued payments by government did not get to the intended beneficiaries.

[size=14pt]How can Deziani be indicted for orders given by Yar Adua in 2009 to Rilwan Lukman, the then petroleum minister?[/size]
Arn't those making that argument stup!d people?
They really say Nigerians hate reading.