greenmonk:

So if you are in London you'll be spending 10000 pounds every week because you can afford it?
Pls kontinu.

shine12:


Agents don't get 10% from every weekly wages.Agents get a cut from transfers and that's why they are always unsettling their players to move

graciously03:
Nigerian men won't see this...theirs is to complain up and down

eezeribe:
[s]At least his blood will atone for the thousands of innocent farmers killed across different states in Nigeria by his brothers[/s]...

els0nm0rali:


Really? How so? Because you're just posting pictures of random people with facial scarification which is a common feature in African tribes.

But the one below is definitely Igbo scarification which means you have no business insulting some other people if they have facial scarification.

But I'm sure your mind can't process what I just wrote. Take your time.

martowskin1:
[s]

A former Minister of Finance, Dr Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, has linked the failure of former President Goodluck Jonathan’s administration to save for the rainy day, despite oil boom, to the insistence of state governors that funds in the Excess Crude Account must be shared.

According to Okonjo-Iweala, as finance minister, with the backing of Jonathan and ex-Vice-President Namadi Sambo, she had a running battle with state governors, who insisted that there was no need to save despite that crude oil was selling at $86 per barrel.




The former minister said this in her book, “Fighting Corruption Is Dangerous: The Story Behind the Headlines,” published recently.

President Muhammadu Buhari who succeeded Jonathan has been blaming his inability to deliver on his critical campaign promises on the shortage of funds.

Buhari had lamented that the government was broke due to the failure of the previous administration to save when oil price was high.


The country went into an economic recession in 2016.

But Okonjo-Iweala, who doubled as Coordinating Minister for the Economy under Jonathan, identified the Minister of Transportation, Rotimi Amaechi, who was then Rivers State Governor and Chairman of the Nigeria Governors’ Forum; the National Chairman of the APC, Adams Oshiomhole, then Edo State Governor; and Governor Rauf Aregbesola of Osun State, as the most strident voices against the proposition to retain funds in the ECA for the rainy day.

According to Okonjo-Iweala, the National Economic Council meetings used to turn stormy whenever the debate about sharing what was in the ECA came up, noting that only a few governors, such as then Governor Peter Obi of Anambra State, supported the argument for saving but their voices were drowned by the majority who insisted that the country was already experiencing the rainy day and the money should be shared.

Okonjo-Iweala, who had her first stint as finance minister between 2003 and 2006 under former President Olusegun Obasanjo, noted that Obasanjo’s administration created the ECA to solve the problem of Nigeria’s volatile revenue.



The idea was that during good times, when the price of oil was high in the international markets, Nigeria could budget domestically at a lower price, save the difference and then have these resources available during bad times when international oil prices were low. In this way, the budget could help smooth out government expenditures and consumption,” she said.


The ex-finance minister noted that between 2004 and 2007, Obasanjo’s administration was able to save $22bn, which the late former President Umaru Yar’Adua’s administration fell back on, to prevent the country from slipping into an economic recession during the global financial and economic crisis that occurred between 2008 and 2009.



https://punchng.com/why-jonathan-government-didnt-save-despite-oil-boom-okonjo-iweala/amp/[/s]

kelib:
Y r Yoruba pple on nairaland dis hateful. If this event were to take place in Lagos, they will tag Lagos as the only performing state in Nigeria but if it's another state,wow y r we celebrating a governor when he is performing his duties. May God forgive us o

Ikpongiton:
[s]bush road abi local farm road.igbo people sef [/s]

Bolowolowo:
[s]

Why on Earth would you not love your own country despite all the hardships we face? Do you not want the best for your people? Are you even Nigerian[/s]??

higherpower:
[s]Today will be a special day for Nigeria, as PMB's administration presents the re-birth of our national airline to the world at the Farnborough Airshow in England
To God be the glory.
Thank you Baba for the unprecedented quest of bringing back Nigeria to the Skys.
More jobs will be created in this secto[/s]r

pocohantas:
See fine boy na.
Adorable couple.
Now, compare it to this..

victorazyvictor:
[s]Idiot! this small money from World Cup your lavishing anyhow, you think your too small to invest, tomorrow you will start crying to us like Oruma and Ebue[/s].

Slayer1914:
[s]Stop Campaign Of Calumny Against Finance Minister, Group Cautions Nigerians


Published 1 min ago on July 15, 2018

By Abuja, Ebriku John Friday

The Coalition of Civil Society Groups (CCSG) has called on Nigerians to stop the campaign against the Minister of Finance, Mrs Kemi Adeosun, saying the campaign was done in bad faith and to distract her.

The group in a Communiqué’ signed by seven different organisations after it meeting in Lagos called on Nigerians to discard the judgment and condemnation trailing the News space. It stated that there is no caveat on the age and time to request for exemption letter if one is above the Youth Service Year of 30.

“The Group notes that, the purpose of the youth service scheme is primarily to inculcate in Nigerian Youths the spirit of selfless service to the community, and to emphasize the spirit of oneness and brotherhood of all Nigerians, irrespective of cultural or social background. “Secondly foreign graduate are not mobilized from the school of study directly but by the application of interested graduate.

“On the time to approve and exempt any person is not bound by time if the circumstances surrounding the exemption are considered cogent by the Directorate,” it said.

It said further that it will be out of place to condemn the minister’s sincere gesture to secure what was due to her as at the time she applied for it. And that she is also not guilty to have stayed back after her studies as long as the reasons for that action are reasonable and justifiable.

“It is on this ground that we make bold to say that the hullabaloo occasioned by the media publication was done in bad faith and to cause distraction at this period, this we don’t need as a nation especially at this period.

Hence we call on well-meaning Nigerians to discard the judgment and condemnation trailing the News space.

Read More at: https://leadership.ng/2018/07/15/stop-campaign-of-calumny-against-finance-minister-group-cautions-nigerians/

https://leadership.ng/2018/07/15/stop-campaign-of-calumny-against-finance-minister-group-cautions-nigerians/[/s]

Almaiga:

Go and ask your state Government. The FG has no business collecting revenue from the local spare Market stores/ dealers.

Sharpshooota:

[s]Nonsense...
.why are they cleaning only government house
Independence layout

They should go to Obiagu and Abakpa [/s]

Ategberoson:




see saints, those imbeciles used for ritual and hefty boys that die like chicken in your region is killed by who


I think you should worried more about your kinsmen killed like fowl in SA and those packed like yesterday beans in Asia continent

Temptee101:
See queshsion? Person need job and don already make plans to end everything, you dey ask em tribe. Tribe go give am food chop? Guy no provoke the witches in ya village oo