Business › Re: Why Dangote Closed His Tomato Factory And Lessons You Can Learn From It by Bishopsgate(m): 8:56am On May 13, 2018 |
ahiboilandgas: u dont know anything bro.... Please look at the logos of the two companies Oga. I know you Know more than me but what I have said has not been proven false
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Politics › Re: NNPC To Begin Oil Exploration Along Gongola Basin – GMD by Bishopsgate(m): 8:56pm On May 12, 2018 |
Solstar: This fraud has been going on for decades.
What does it take to carry out exploration ? Something Geology students do for their final year projects is now budgeted for, by NNPC ?
Why do we make it seem like rocket science ? It is just like digging borehole for water but at a different depth then testing the sediments and the rock compositions and analyzing them in laboratories for specific signature parameters. And in Nigeria we budget billions of dollars and share in the name of oil exploration.
When will we stop the fraud Nigeria. I am excited that the world is moving away from fossil fuel. How will the country pay back the massive debts incurred already.
I hope my kids wont have to pay more taxes to pay for these frauds. My brother I tire ooooo! Technology has moved beyond actual drilling to identify possible basins. Satellite imagery is now being used to narrow down the possibility of oil being discovered or not. No need to go up and down wasting money on the conventional methods that are usually more expensive |
Business › Re: Why Dangote Closed His Tomato Factory And Lessons You Can Learn From It by Bishopsgate(m): 7:48pm On May 12, 2018 |
Solstar: I am not against your thread, I am just hoping that my freedom of speech is a natural cosmic right that should be seen as one.
We are not designed to agree. Our brains fire differently. The key here is tolerance. It ain't my thread and note from all my writing - I do enjoy the discourse very much. I too simply expressed my personal views so why and how can I stifle yours? |
Business › Re: Why Dangote Closed His Tomato Factory And Lessons You Can Learn From It by Bishopsgate(m): 7:44pm On May 12, 2018 |
Solstar: True, but if you are great with relationship management and have the reputation grand enough to dine with politicians and sponsor both sides of the war, and live fugal, then the world will walk into your door steps dropping blank checks in anticipation that you are a worthy surrogate, and if you are truly one, then you know enough to put up Special Purpose Vehicles to keep the wheels running for more private investors.
Some of us went to Business Schools, so we know how the cookies crumble if we must toe that line. I am not against Dangote, I love him as a person, and I am actually excited that he is pulling it off without any challenger.
Who knows I might just get fed off enough to start my own convertible bonds ponzi. Nice. I like people who discuss intellectually . It was nice chatting with you and all other contributors on this thread. It tells me we have the brains to run this country properly. |
Business › Re: Why Dangote Closed His Tomato Factory And Lessons You Can Learn From It by Bishopsgate(m): 7:35pm On May 12, 2018 |
wordcat: Dongote is not a businessman.
Some selected people in power are just using Dangote to hide their loot if not, tell me why one man will be given license to solely do a business that more than hundred people can do? Bros abeg which business are you talking about? |
Business › Re: Why Dangote Closed His Tomato Factory And Lessons You Can Learn From It by Bishopsgate(m): 7:34pm On May 12, 2018 |
Truth234: People like you never ceased to amaze me, imagine you based your conclusion of Dangote innovation on beer parlour discussions. One, the project is not $18 billion but estimated at $14 billion. Two, Dangote is building one of the biggest industrial sites in the world-- fertilizer plant, petrochemical plant, and refinery.
The petrochemical plant alone can produce 1.3 million metric tonnes of petrochemical products per year. The gas plant has the capacity to produce 3 million cubic metres of gas per annum and generate 12,000 mw of power, thrice what Nigeria is generating presently.
While the fertilizer plant will produce 2.8 million metric tonnes of assorted fertilizer. The refinery will produce 640,000 bpd of refined petroleum products. This project will create more than 200,000 jobs and deepen national growth. To give you an idea of how much this man will generate in revenue per annum, Nigeria is currently spending about N2.6 trillion on the importation of refined petroleum products per year, now add Ghana and other African countries that he will be exporting his product to. Now do 10 years financial projection, he would have made his investment capital for the whole project on just petroleum products even before western nations fully adopt electric car, talkless of African nations.
On Tomato factory, Dangote said with low dollar liquidity it is hard to source for forex to import raw materials needed to meet demand, hence, his resolve to follow his usual path, take over the entire industry by building all the value chain and logistic channels (raw materials, manufacturing, and supply chain).
Dangote is one of the world's most creative entrepreneurs, and for the record, his business strategies are being studied across the world. I just hope Nigerian youths will pay attention, learn and follow his blueprint. ITbomb, SOFTENGR, Afam4eva, Rainmania, CharlesJok3r, obembet, Olatara, Bishopsgate, ElFabchuks, lekkan, LegDoLand, abdullkabar, Pharaoh9, LordKO Beautiful. I Don dey tell them since den no hear.. lol |
Business › Re: Why Dangote Closed His Tomato Factory And Lessons You Can Learn From It by Bishopsgate(m): 7:06pm On May 12, 2018 |
Solstar: To your last line, I am not a tribalist, and I will never be one. Neither I will adjudge any human based on race, tribe or color, but I will use religion as a parameter some times because it is inductive learnings, the Gods have me to query for that. And I can sort it out with the Gods.
Regarding the Corporate Credit ratings of businesses in Nigeria, do not be carried away, banks beg me to come and take loans too, Yes and I am not boasting here. I design my whitepapers and design businesses that cant fail, because I start my businesses with understanding that they are bound to fail, then I start designing optimization and process-focused templates to cement the pot-holes and none of my businesses can actually fail, because competition is almost zero here if you are equipped with the right moets.
I had to paint the above picture to show you that Dangote's corporate rating is not the chief reason he is being hunted for loans. Nigerian banks are lazy, they are run by players who are too scared to design Special Purpose Vehicles for the Nigerian business climate. Because every borrowed whitepaper, which we are good at, in receiving from World Bank and/or IMF are designed to fail, and even the Western business concepts will fail here except we customize and optimize them.
Lest I forget, Dangote made a silly mistake by listing his equities on the Western Stock Exchanges. Irrespective of the dynamics of rampaging bulls or bears coming out of hybernation, (people vest on Wall Street and stocks will understand me better), emerging markets are a clean chop chop for the powers that be. That is why he lost so much billions. Emerging markets have no business in New York Stock Exchange or London etc, except you are smart enough to stay invisible and trade under a different Logo, which is not what anyone wants.
Dangote might be richer than I am, but trust me, he has more money than he has the brains that I am equipped with when it comes to running consortiums on a scale that I am talking about.
But this is Nigeria, no one seems to read, we just worship people because they have money, but then again. What do I know. Nice one again. My statement on language was simply to butress his interaction with the rice sellers in Lagos. Communication is key in business in markets. I am no tribalist either. I am an edo guy o. Yoruba wife, schooled in the north and with an Ebonyi guy as best friend so I no fit try am. The first successful flight by man was done by bicycle repairers and not the physicists of their time - please remember this. Dangote is rich because he has been successful in his businesses. He might not be as cerebral as you are but you do not get that successful in business by being a dummy. All his acquisitions and phenomenal growth around the world are evidence of his intelligence. I am not paid to do this but I just need you to see that he is wise and shrewd in business. |
Business › Re: Why Dangote Closed His Tomato Factory And Lessons You Can Learn From It by Bishopsgate(m): 6:46pm On May 12, 2018 |
fluentinfor: Poor analysis by the writer in my own opinion. So, the writer is saying that the richest man in Nigeria did not carry out his research very well? Well, I am sure the writer is naive about agriculture in Nigeria.
Dangote is not only a business man and investor, but also a philantropist.
Let me tell you, he ventured into agricultural processing because he does not want to take over the opportunities for farmers to earn more. If he had established his farm, all those poor farmers would have been crying that he took their land, jobs etc. Are we not in this Nigeria when one state governor was forcing him to invest in farmers in the north? They refused to sell him land, but suggested he partners with local farmers. You and I know how land issues are in Nigeria.
But have you really worked with those demons called local farmers? You get them free input - seeds, fertilizers, agrochemical, etc and they will produce well. Instead of them to sell back to you with discount as the contract says, they try to play smart by selling to another buyer in order to get full price. But you gave them the input free of charge. I guess the writer is naive who just woke up to write gabbage. The writer is the one with spiritual problems and not Dangote. Funny writer, he is asking if the richest man in Nigeria who can feed 10 generations of his, has got spiritual issues? Obviously, he is the one with spiritual blindness.
Is the writer in pluto when ebola bombarded tomato farms some years ago? Oh! The writer thinks it is accidental it was the same period Aliko Dangote's factory was just starting? The writer is naive seriously that he does not know there are cabals in Agricultural businesses. So, if most farmers in Kano or Kaduna sell to dangote tomato factory, how will those cabals that import tomatoes to Lagos, Ogun, Uyo, Ibadan etc make cash. Do you know the kind of commission these cabals take from every truck that enters major markets? Seriously, some writers are suppose to be spanked. And this one is a candidate for 100 lashes.
This writer does not understand how GEJ and Adeshina Akinwunmi fought cabals in fertilizer subsidy. Honestly, some people just talk foolishly. And this writer is one. So annoying gabbage he wrote. I wish to know him personally and talk wisdom into his blocked head. So annoying.
Dangote knows the game. Let us just watch him. I believe his focus is more on the oil refinery he is building. In my own opinion, Aliko will be back. Aliko knows he needs to fight some cabals to make it work. Just let us wait patiently and see what happens next.
Lastly, it is true. Nigeria produces tomato almost too much. Majority get spoilt. It is very true. Successful tomato farmers are super rich. I know this because I am a farmer. My advice is that we should learn about a subject before making comments so we do not show some level of stupidity. It is annoying when people with zero faculty talk nonsemse about great minds. Aliko has my respect anyday, anytime. Bros you know your "onions" mean!!! Take it!! |
Business › Re: Why Dangote Closed His Tomato Factory And Lessons You Can Learn From It by Bishopsgate(m): 6:40pm On May 12, 2018 |
Afam4eva: Tell me who has wielded as much monopoly as Dangote has in the history of Nigeria?
The reason i'm calling his business acumen to question is that in every industry that he has delved into except cement and places where he had monopoly, he hasn't done well and has had to close down. Is it Dangote Spargetti, Indomie and the Telecoms company? Now the tomato company? Someone like Dangote, should, in the least do proper feasibility study before delving into any business. That's the baseline. Does anyone remember Horse cement owned by Yinka Folawiyo? That mans company enjoyed a quasi monopoly of the cement business in Nigeria at one point in time. He got his cement in bulk from Spain and all he did here was to bag it. His only real competitors were Elephant cement and cement company of Northern Nigeria He never thought to build his own local capacity. Dangote came in and did just that and horse died a natural death. The man divested and went into oil and gas. |
Business › Re: Why Dangote Closed His Tomato Factory And Lessons You Can Learn From It by Bishopsgate(m): 6:35pm On May 12, 2018 |
Afam4eva: Tell me who has wielded as much monopoly as Dangote has in the history of Nigeria?
The reason i'm calling his business acumen to question is that in every industry that he has delved into except cement and places where he had monopoly, he hasn't done well and has had to close down. Is it Dangote Spargetti, Indomie and the Telecoms company? Now the tomato company? Someone like Dangote, should, in the least do proper feasibility study before delving into any business. That's the baseline. The Nigerian environment is not an easy one my brother. If you do business in Nigeria and compare to any other country you will understand me. Failure is bound to come in the course of life talk less of business but to succeed you need to see it as another opportunity to succeed. The Thomas Edison story and that of other great entrepreneurs are very useful. |
Business › Re: Why Dangote Closed His Tomato Factory And Lessons You Can Learn From It by Bishopsgate(m): 6:29pm On May 12, 2018*. Modified: 6:51pm On May 12, 2018 |
Solstar: I love the way you ended it. It is not a spiritual attack, it is a religious attack.
Nigerians spend all their time fasting and praying and forget to get creative, then they run around to find fast money in order to buy imported food, cream, phone and wrist-watches so they dont have to waste time being creative when they should be worshipping God. Now churches run 5 services on Sundays, and a midweek service on wednesdays, not forgetting tarry nights and vigils.
The mohammedans are not left out, they pray a fuccking 5 times a day, and are constantly checking their time to make sure they dont miss a date with Allahu, what remains of their time is spent separating quarrels between their 4 wives, the rest is spent reminding the kids of the need to go to the Alfas and Imams for tutelages.
So, what time do we have to plant tomatoes or engineer apples that can grow on our climate.
We are not poor because we are religious, we are poor as a country because we have found an excuse in God.
Yet money does not grow on trees. Dangote should have known better. He has been making serious business mistakes of late, one of which is building $18B Refinery when electric cars and solar panels are the future. I really question the true source of his wealth. How are his projects financed ? From which sources ? He pays back loans at the speed of light, well, almost. Just to create impression of 'source' ? It could be these politicians just financing him till his retirement and eventual demise. It could just be a ponzi that takes money from early mules and paying the new politicians. I envy the man, I truly do, but if I have access to such money, then I should be able to buy up Nigeria and put everyone on a universal basic income from what I can do with that money.
As it is with the tomato factories, so will it be with the refineries in the next 20 yrs. This is the new world order. I love your piece. It makes slot of sense and shows both intellectual prowess and humour. Thanks I will like to answer one of the questions you asked on how he finances his projects:- I have been opportuned to work in a couple of banks in Nigeria so I can tell you categorically that Dangote Industries is the most leveraged company in Nigeria. Nigerian banks lend to him both in Naira and USD by creating consortiums of 5 or more banks. He is also very leveraged internationally as he owes slot of foreign banks and finance corporations. These international loans are one of the advantages he has because they come in single digit interest rates and are usually collaterised with less ambiguity than In Nigeria. Most businesses in Nigeria don't have people with banking experience that know how to access and utilise credit facilities (locally and internationally). They take loans and from day one of operations they start to eat the gains forgetting that the loan and the costs have to be properly amortised and cycled out to determine it's break even point. It is only at that point that you can start jollofing. Nigerians mostly don't and that is why the businesses more often fail. Dangote is a shrewed business man. Do you know that all DMBs in Nigeria have a pre-prepared credit line for him. He need to apply, they approach him because the factories are there, the value being created is visible, the costs and profit margins can be determined simply by looking at his business model. I my view the man needs to come out more and share his knowledge and thoughts with people. This is a Hausa man whose Yoruba is splendid. He is a good business man abeg |
Business › Re: Why Dangote Closed His Tomato Factory And Lessons You Can Learn From It by Bishopsgate(m): 6:23pm On May 12, 2018 |
ashjay001: Since d op, called himself, opinionated, I wan pass, but as u sef don chook mouth, make I join u
Person invest that kain sum, u dey make noise, say no produce na him cause am? Ur write up, na just postulation! And, until we hear from d horses mouth, all na postulations!
Nigeria, has an immediate need for refineries, billions will still be made, before electric cars become d norm!
I refused, for d past several years, to grow my biz(diesel gens), cos I tot, our leaders, can't but get power right. Nowadays, I'm far behind my contemporaries, waiting for salaries, to survive
Thats how, pple like u, were saying, cement manufacturing, ain't viable, we all know, how that's ended up . Very true o. Dangote is the largest cement manufacturer in Africa and one of the largest in the world. He is acquiring mines all over Africa and still waxing strong |
Business › Re: Why Dangote Closed His Tomato Factory And Lessons You Can Learn From It by Bishopsgate(m): 6:20pm On May 12, 2018*. Modified: 6:41pm On May 12, 2018 |
ahiboilandgas: factory is owned by sani gote dansa not aliko dangote of dangote group Bros Sani Gote is his brother. I can tell you this authoritatively. There is a very thin line here. For the sake of privacy I will not even talk about why they separated the companies but it has to do with loans. They are one and the same |
Business › Re: Why Dangote Closed His Tomato Factory And Lessons You Can Learn From It by Bishopsgate(m): 6:17pm On May 12, 2018*. Modified: 6:47pm On May 12, 2018 |
SailorXY: That Dangote of a man is scam personified. I laugh when I read some comments about how being "shrewd" is key & mostly wonder how terrible the average Nigerian man is @ reasoning.
Very few families swallow what is meant for a massive population through shenanigans that are not even clever by half & most of the dying souls in the same population are the chief defenders, cheerleaders & rioters for status quo to fester. Bro we live in a capitalist country at its infancy. Your write up just defined CAPITALISM in its raw form. The world is not, has never been, and will never be fair. The day we decide to stop wailing and being the victims is the day you emancipate yourself from poverty and lack.. |
Business › Re: Why Dangote Closed His Tomato Factory And Lessons You Can Learn From It by Bishopsgate(m): 6:06pm On May 12, 2018*. Modified: 6:30pm On May 12, 2018 |
lekkan: Fool is your LastName..... Did the OP ever mention anything about religion Why not go through the write up again or give it to people who can read and understand to explain to you?? |
Business › Re: Why Dangote Closed His Tomato Factory And Lessons You Can Learn From It by Bishopsgate(m): 5:48pm On May 12, 2018 |
36STATES: Dangote doesn't run a business where there is no monopoly and government helping hand. Check all his business, they are out of the reach of anyone without government backing. Not true today sir. Which of his businesses today enjoy Govt monopoly? |
Business › Re: Why Dangote Closed His Tomato Factory And Lessons You Can Learn From It by Bishopsgate(m): 5:45pm On May 12, 2018 |
Afam4eva: Did he not do a feasibility study before venturing into a business with limited raw material?
As much as i respect Aliko Dangote, i think he's overrated as a business man because i can count how many businesses that he has failed at even as Nigeria's business man. Bros forget o. I worked with this guy as far back as 16 years ago. He is about the "shrewdest" business man I have met in all my almost 2 decades in banking an FMCG industries. Yes he and a couple of guys had the unfair advantage of having govt created monopolies (in some cases duopolies) but that era was over more than a decade ago and at that point of change he was almost bankrupt. He clawed his way back up and changed his tactics. He moved from a rent taker to a creator of value (importer to manufacturer). You can compare him with his fellow monopolies and the understanding of his business acumen becomes obvious. Where are the other beneficiaries of govt monopolies? How many factories have they built, how many people do they employ, how much tax do they contribute to the Nigerian economy? Overrated - no I don't think so one bit! H |
Business › Re: Why Dangote Closed His Tomato Factory And Lessons You Can Learn From It by Bishopsgate(m): 5:34pm On May 12, 2018 |
Opinionated: By Aroms Aigbehi
Spain produces 850 000 mT of raw tomatoes yearly. That is 12% of total European production. That is a lot of tomatoes because the Europeans eat lots of tomatoes. Lots of Nigerians work in the tomato farms in Spain.
They have so much tomatoes in Spain that once a year the Spanish will come together and have a very big tomato fight on the street. They will come with truck loads of tomatoes and people can fight each other with it all day. It is tradition and nobody gets hurt. But when you go to Spain just make sure you stay away from the Bull Run. That one also happens every year but don’t mix them up.
In Nigeria, many brilliant people thought the problem of tomatoes shortage was there wasn’t enough processing power to process the tomatoes produced, and were left to rot. Mr. Aliko Dangote got that information too, so he thought why not build a mega tomato factory to process all that tomatoes?
But he thought lets have a plan B. Lets recruit more farmers to produce tomatoes in case the present capacity was not enough.
As it happened, when the factory was completed the tomatoes available in Nigeria could only run the factory for few weeks and there wasn’t enough tomatoes. The country produce too little. Where are all the tomatoes the Minister said were spoiling in Nigeria due to lack of processing power? Stories.
Now Mr. Dangote is stuck with his tomato processing factory and has called in the Italians to come and build and run a very big tomatoes farm in Nigeria so he can run the processing factory.
This is the problem when people believe in fables and live in a fictional reality.
Hmm. could it have been a spiritual attack on Dangote?
Source: http://www.opinions.ng/dangote-closed-tomato-factory/ The same way we are throwing figures up and down about rice production in Nigeria and the attendant reduction in rice importation. I hope it is all true and not just stories.... |
Education › Re: You'd Be Surprised You Use These Words Everyday But They Do Not Exist by Bishopsgate(m): 2:18pm On May 12, 2018 |
Theix9: Trafficate. Pepperish. Next tomorrow. Literally. Cunny. Grammer. Alright. Disvirgin. Overwhelmed.
These words all have one thing in common. They Dont actually exist. They're not in the dictionary. They're just used in everyday life.
There's more.... Check out at >>> http://www.theix9.com/2018/05/wordsthatdontexist.html
You'll just have to share and drop those comments. Thank youuu� fake post. I guess the OP used a pirated dictionary |
Romance › Re: Man's Head Smashed While Fighting For His Girlfriend. She Takes Selfie With Him by Bishopsgate(m): 2:09pm On May 12, 2018 |
ALCOHOLKILLS: ... Fake pic and story. Please look well at that guy's head. It's make up. Dem try but e remain small |
Politics › Re: Senate Can’t Summon IGP - Falana by Bishopsgate(m): 2:07pm On May 12, 2018 |
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Education › Re: Video - Nigerian Student Lolade Siyonbola Stands Up To A Racist Yale Schoolmate by Bishopsgate(op): 9:04am On May 12, 2018 |
Omololu2121: if no be for our useless leaders,while people go dey travel up and down Abi o!! |
Politics › Re: Saraki Releases List Of Killings In Nigeria In 2018 Over IGP Saga by Bishopsgate(m): 8:50am On May 12, 2018 |
GavelSlam:
The constitution permits him to send a deputy.
Why is this difficult to accept?
Have you heard NASS citing any constitutional breaches by him?
I think you guys are being sentimental. Oga all this constitutional silliness is going out of class. The constitution this, the constitution that... It's really crazy in Nigeria. There is precedence that shows that the man has no regard for higher authority as he bluntly refused a dire t order of his commander in chief, the president of our great Nation. Was that also enshrined in our constitution? The constitution allows him to send a deputy if he is unable to appear. Can he truly say he is unable to appear throughout a whole week or month? The constitution says he can send someone but did it preclude him from coming himself? |
Education › Re: Video - Nigerian Student Lolade Siyonbola Stands Up To A Racist Yale Schoolmate by Bishopsgate(op): 7:57am On May 12, 2018 |
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Education › Video - Nigerian Student Lolade Siyonbola Stands Up To A Racist Yale Schoolmate by Bishopsgate(op): 7:38am On May 12, 2018 |
Nigerian student studying in Yale University, Lolade Siyonbola narrates experience in the hands on a white student.
Lolade revealed how the white student called the police on her simply because she was having a nap at the common room - According to her, this is the second time the white student called the police on a black student
A Nigerian Lolade Siyonbola studying at the Ivy League University has shared a discomforting news of how a race biased student called the police on her. Lolade Siyonbola who is a post graduate student of African Studies at the university narrated how she was having a nap at the Yale University's common room when a White student she identifies as Sarah Braasch called the campus Police to come and arrest her. She explained that the encounter wasn't the first she has experienced from her co-student Sarah.
She wrote on her Facebook wall that Sarah Braasch, who is studying Philosophy at PhD level, once called the Police on one of her friends a few months earlier. She said the friend had got lost in her building during a visit. In her post Lolade mentioned that Sarah has messed with the wrong person as she vowed to get it straight with her. She rose up to the racist Sarah Braasch and told her matter-of-fact, “I deserve to be here. I pay tuition like everybody else.” 34-year-old Lolade, added that the police asked her for identification which she didn't provided saying to them, “I’m not going to justify my existence here.” “I really don’t know if there’s a justification for you actually being in the building,” she said to the officers, after establishing her enrollment. Lolade also unlocked her dormitory room door in front of the officers to show she lived there after they insisted on seeing her ID. “We’re in a Yale building and we need to make sure that you belong here,” one officer said in the video. The officers said the encounter lasted longer than expected because Lolade’s name appeared differently in the school’s database. The news of the racial profiling suffered by her spread throughout the campus and in reaction the dean of Yale’s Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, Lynn Cooley, said in an email to students on Tuesday, 8 May, “Incidents like that of last night remind us of the continued work needed to make Yale a truly inclusive place.''
Source - Naija. Com |
Politics › Re: Sagay To Senate: You Are The Real Enemy Of Democracy, Not IGP by Bishopsgate(m): 9:46pm On May 10, 2018 |
hush15: I read and comprehend it all. He sent someone to represent as allowed by law. When they said they want him nko, which is precisely the point, he isnt too big to appear. When he sends a senior surbordinate to address national issues, then it doesnt reflect the seriousness it requires. Its like Buhari sending a minister of state to present the budget of the nation, not even the minister. Its never adequate. The least i expect him to do as the stalwart of his institution and a mature statesman, is to appear and give whatever reasons and probably enlighten them on things they dont even know and ask them to direct further questions to the Director of Operations. All what he is doing is premption and taking the request personal. To him, its about Dino when he doesnt have a clue what he is going to be asked.
Nobody is above the law, when the police invites anybody and they refuse to appear, what then becomes of the person is the very reason why he needs to be there to show and lead by example but he his police, he will use all the arsenal to intimidate whoever is invited.
Nigerians can agree or disagree and but i know we are shooting ourselves in the leg for tolerating such rubbish as the IGs behaviour. Posterity will repeat this and i cant wait to hear what people will say then when its not in their favor. Don't bother yourself with this Deomelo dude. He is likely a government apologist. Check his posts and you will see that he is likely on one payroll or the other. He is quick to insult everyone's view different from him, using derogatory words. Don't bother cause I don't think he is capable of intellectual discourse. Is everything the IGP can and cannot do expressly stated in the constitution? Is that not madness if we need to refer to the constitution to interpret simple and mundane requests such as a summon to a public servant paid with taxpayers money which was allocated via the budget passed by the same senate he now refuses to see on the silly excuse of it not being expressly stated by the constitution? Even if it's not stated in the constitution can he not exercise good judgement and discretion to meet with the Senate even if he knows it's a hatchet job? If his case is that good why not just face them and rubbish them in the same hallowed chambers like Sanusi did? This is the same guy who rejected a direct order from the commander in chief of the Nation's Armed Forces - president Muhammadu Buhari. Does he need that to be expressly stated in the constitution too? Is he not part of the Armed Forces that reports to Buhari? In America the chief of staff is often summoned and he appears. What is all the nonsense being written here. I had written about this IG earlier today. |
Politics › Re: Sagay To Senate: You Are The Real Enemy Of Democracy, Not IGP by Bishopsgate(m): 9:44pm On May 10, 2018 |
hush15: I read and comprehend it all. He sent someone to represent as allowed by law. When they said they want him nko, which is precisely the point, he isnt too big to appear. When he sends a senior surbordinate to address national issues, then it doesnt reflect the seriousness it requires. Its like Buhari sending a minister of state to present the budget of the nation, not even the minister. Its never adequate. The least i expect him to do as the stalwart of his institution and a mature statesman, is to appear and give whatever reasons and probably enlighten them on things they dont even know and ask them to direct further questions to the Director of Operations. All what he is doing is premption and taking the request personal. To him, its about Dino when he doesnt have a clue what he is going to be asked.
Nobody is above the law, when the police invites anybody and they refuse to appear, what then becomes of the person is the very reason why he needs to be there to show and lead by example but he his police, he will use all the arsenal to intimidate whoever is invited.
Nigerians can agree or disagree and but i know we are shooting ourselves in the leg for tolerating such rubbish as the IGs behaviour. Posterity will repeat this and i cant wait to hear what people will say then when its not in their favor. Don't bother yourself with this Deomelo dude. He is likely a government apologist. Check his posts and you will see that he is likely on one payroll or the other. He is quick to insult everyone's view different from him, using derogatory words. Don't bother cause I don't think he is capable of intellectual discourse. Is everything the IGP can and cannot do expressly stated in the constitution? Is that not madness if we need to refer to the constitution to interpret simple and mundane requests such as a summon to a public servant paid with taxpayers money which was allocated via the budget passed by the same senate he now refuses to see on the silly excuse of it not being expressly stated by the constitution? Even if it's not stated in the constitution can he not exercise good judgement and discretion to meet with the Senate even if he knows it's a hatchet job? If his case is that good why not just face them and rubbish them in the same hallowed chambers like Sanusi did? This is the same guy who rejected a direct order from the commander in chief of the Nation's Armed Forces - president Muhammadu Buhari. Does he need that to be expressly stated in the constitution too? Is he not part of the Armed Forces that reports to Buhari? In other America the chief of staff is often summoned and he appears. What is all the nonsense being written here. I had written about this IG earlier today. |
Celebrities › Re: Kemi Olunloyo Struck By Thunder, Hospitalized (Photos) by Bishopsgate(m): 12:25pm On May 10, 2018 |
It's a lie.
All this was made up. If she was struck by lightning we would see its signs. If it hit her table she should show us the table. It is hit the floor make she show us. Lightning is not TV cable 220 volts o...
If e truly happen we go see the left over of the strike on the floor, table or her body.
Yeye dey smell for this tory!!! |
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Cee c make up is super bleeped!!!
I closed my browser after the 3rd picture. I just couldn't take anymore visual torture!! |
Politics › Re: "I Don’t Owe Senate Any Apology" - IGP Idris by Bishopsgate(m): 10:10am On May 10, 2018 |
hush15: Thats the problem with this country. We all keep encouraging impunity acts and forget one day, when police maltreats us, nobody can stand against them. We look at the people not the institutions and not until we strenghten our institutions, we cant make progress.
This is abusing the Senate, when Saraki leaves, and another senate recovenes, the impunious acts set by this APC lead government will always surface. People make this about Saraki and the people there but they forget the the NASS will remain even after Saraki has left.
Why would an IG think this way, that means he is aware of the maltreatment of people in the public domain and he doesnt see anything is wrong, Whether its Dino or any nigerian. It is wrong, no matter how evil saraki is. He is still wrong and guilty conscience is worrying him. This same explanation he is giving can be the same explanation he gives when at the assembly. This is just all about the ego and audacity. Whether we like it or not, the senate can summon him as long it falls on their oversight functions and the constitution guarantees them that it can be anybody, not just ministers as you stated. Its only screening of political appointees thats resteicted to ministers but to question and find out whats going on which constitutionally falls under their powers, they can request anybody from ordinary citizen to the president. Afterall, if the president can come to the senate to present budget whether ceremoniously or otherwise, why cant the IG come to the senate to explain the insecurity going on across the country. Its not like when he is done, they will then tie him down there. NASS dont have cells or hold down areas in the complex, even ordinary thugs could access the complex and still a maze. So what the problem of the IG.
Nigerians should not tolerate this act. It is wrong to the very core. Its bad precedence in the history of our economy. US Security chiefs go before their senates and congress and their courts. Why would our own be different. This is not about SARAKI OR HIS GOONS, This about the Institution that represent our collective force against a government thats flagrantly disregard or disrespect the rule of law. The Senators may not be clean and not represent the people's interest for today but we shouldnt allow our institution be ridiculed. One day, when one good guys finds their way there to represent their people, we want their words and action to mean something rather than nothing. I am simply in love with your piece. Objective, concise and we'll put together. I get some relief when I see there are still slot of Nigerians that apply wisdom and tact . Please accept my thanks and best wishes |
Politics › Re: "I Don’t Owe Senate Any Apology" - IGP Idris by Bishopsgate(m): 10:01am On May 10, 2018 |
Josh44s: That’s Nigeria for you. Rotten constitution. This is why the UK has a fluid constitution. Even that may not work for us in Nigeria because the political class and the so called public servants are just playing everyone else |
Politics › Re: "I Don’t Owe Senate Any Apology" - IGP Idris by Bishopsgate(m): 9:59am On May 10, 2018 |
Reference: Lawless country filled with people wondering why nothing works. We are the victims of the mess we create and the failures we experience. Very true my brother.. |