₦airaland Forum

Demdem:
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Goon, the bottom line is its a constitutional requirements that Buhari is implementing now aboard all boards. A feat Jonah-daft never achieved. The initiative is from the laws of the land and not from Jonah-daft

asha80:
I actually disagree..it should be done now

eaglechild:
Good intention but may yield an avoidable negative economic outcome due to the drastic mode of implementation.

It will be better carried out in stages to cushion the effect it will have on the already strained liquidity.

Demdem:

Did u also read the part that says it was never enforced until now? Is there any sense in initiating something u know u never intend enforcing it? Isn't that deceit of the highest order?
Besides, it's a constitutional requirements enshrined in the 1999 Constitution that subsequent govts refused to implement so ur effort in trying to attribute it's imitative to Jonah-daft is plain silly. Buhari is just trying to enforce the law of the land that his predecessors has previously ignored.




Though Section 80 (1) of the 1999 Constitution as amended states “All revenues, or other moneys raised or received by the Federation (not being revenues or other moneys payable under this Constitution or any Act of the National Assembly into any other public fund of the Federation established for a specific purpose) shall be paid into and form one Consolidated Revenue Fund of the Federation”; successive governments have continued to operate multiple accounts for the collection and spending of government revenue in flagrant disregard to the provision of the constitution which requires that all government revenues be remitted into a single account.

http://thestalwartreport.com/understanding-the-treasury-single-account-tsa-system-things-you-should-know/

CharlesPhc:
Read the comment in bold...!!! PMB did not initiate it

Closecall:
Here are 50 VISIBLE actions since May 29, 2015. These actions clearly prove the fact that Nigeria is on a path of change. What is significant about most of these acts is that they are mostly acts of recovery and corrective measures. This means the nation is clearly changing course from a downward slide to upward growth.

These are VISIBLE acts. Behind these are hundreds of other behind the scene actions which the public eye does not see and whose results are not yet evident.

[s]Implementation of UNEP report on Ogoniland
NNPC reforms
Revamp of the Niger Delta amnesty program through proper verification of beneficiaries and payment of funds.
Enforcement of fuel price at Naira 87 in most places through DPR
Gradual stabilization of fuel supply
Ban on fraudulent foreign vessels lifting oil
Stream line of local oil importers to check corruption.
National carrier relaunch project
Alignment of biometric databases
Reduction of police allocation to VIP’s
Restriction of family from use of presidential jets
Rejection of new official cars worth 400 million naira
Abolishment of office of first lady
Presidential salary cut by 50%
Appointment of quality persons in key roles
Appointments of persons from perceived opposition States
Rehabilitation of IDP’s
Meeting with Bring Back Our Girls campaign group
Mobilization of Neighboring countries to fight Boko Haram
Reverse of sack/ conviction of 2500 soldiers
Relocation of military command to Borno state
Equipping and morale boosting of military to fight Boko Haram
Revamp of Nigeria local arms manufacture
Audit of military arms procurement since 2007
Dismantling of unnecessary police checkpoints
Police reform processes
Single treasury account
Increased monthly allocation to States despite oil price fall
Increase in excess crude account by 200 million naira
Increase in foreign reserves by over 2 billion dollars
Conversion of State debts to bonds
Plugging revenue leaks and loopholes
Increased transparency through regular presentation of Federation accounts
Audit of federal agencies and parastatals by KPMG and co
Meetings with Nigerian diaspora groups in South Africa, Niger, USA, etc.
Reset of relationships with USA one of the Nigeria’s main trading partners
High level international shuttle diplomacy
Mediation in Guinea Bissau crises
Enhancement of power generation through payments to gas suppliers, etc.
Audit of electricity companies
Saving funds by ending pilgrimage sponsorships
Audience and interaction with media
Establishment of new level of process and procedure in corridors of power e.g. well planned schedules at Aso Rock (based on Dele Momodu’s reports)
Bringing back a culture of proper planning and thorough process.
Demonstration of commitment to anti-corruption war- restoration of focus on non-corrupt public officers.
Constitution of anti-corruption advisory committee
Revamped and active EFCC and ICPC
Timely funding of Nigeria Sports commission in preparation for All Africa Games
Operation of open door policy where both allies and perceived opponents are given access
Encouragement of new culture of accountability in Army (e.g. formal apology from Army to Benue Governor for soldiers indiscipline and GOC in Lagos order to soldiers against harassment of danfo(bus) drivers).

Do you agree?[/s]

Source:- http://www.sundayadelajablog.com/archives/16

001ng:
I care. Nigeria is too complex for this kind . I'm an Igbo, I voted GMB based on my conviction about even when the term him a tribal bigot. The people that said it will See a point to laugh at me.
God help Buhari please.

kestolove95:
As far as ibo no dey...am happy with d list...sai buhari

EgusiSoup:
GEJ should please save NIGERIA

blacq2009:
BitterLeafSoup,
EgusiSoup,
Ishilove, INTROVERT
Note: BitterLeafSoup's topics sweet pass.

Whynotthetruth:
There's being constant or an average of 22hours power supply in our house in Awka as far as 2014...

freedom96:
Tanoid is your father as educated as Buhari?GMB is a graduate of NDA and US army war college.Tell us the uni your father graduated from! GMB is known to be honest,sincere,he say things the way they are,not necessarily to impress his supporters or depress his opposers. Tell us one legacy ur father is known for.

senier007:
That's what I like about this our country, we always appreciate our past with nostalgia as if the best has already left us, GEJ has not done anything tangible about NNPC it was Yar 'Adu'as idea, during that regime, I could remember that, a Committee was set up to restructure and put the NNPC on the right course, that Committee was headed by Rilwan Lukman, it was that Commitee that proposes the establishment of NNPC filling station in all the LGAs of the country, Yar Adua single-handedly stop the selling of NNPC then to dangote, I could still remember then the disappearance of long line in most filling stations were credited to GEJ but. Never Yar Adua, so why is it now difficult to credit the sudden resurgence of EFCC and NNPC to the govt of the day? When it is obvious that last govtt was nothing more than a charade and celebration of corruption? Paradox and contradiction has taken over the official Explanation given by. Either the. Minister, presidency or NNPC workers? Who is in charge here? Wailers will continue wailing till PDP change it name to GEJ!! Cuz it obvious there is PDP and GEJ! In achebe's words " then there was a party called PDP"

IzonOwei:
This only happens in nigeria..the most insane country in the world..an individual who once truncated democracy via a coup is now the democratic leader of the same country..only in nigeria...