Politics › Re: Nigeria Facing Worsening Economic Crisis, Says IMF by blueAgent(m): 8:00pm On Feb 13, 2024 |
donborg: Every Nigerian wants Tinubu out of power. In a parliamentary system of government, all members of parliaments would be getting calls by now demanding for A VOTE OF NO CONFIDENCE on Tinubu.
A Successful vote of no confidence means Tinubu is gone What makes you think, the parliaments would not accept bribe like the INEC and the Judiciary? |
Politics › Re: Nigeria Facing Worsening Economic Crisis, Says IMF by blueAgent(m): 7:58pm On Feb 13, 2024 |
Johnjustice: You no get sense, wetin you need IMF to tell you what to do for?
You seem very ignorant and young. Every intelligent person knows that since we started collecting loans from IMF, and they came with all their open borders, trade liberalization policy, this made Nigeria become a lazy importing nation, we got used to being a dumping ground because IMF will force you to open your borders for their American and European exports... Nigeria had no zeal to produce anymore...hence naira started falling from then till now. Check Nigeria economy before IMF came in...we were producing most of what we eat and use and exporting...the naira was one naira to one British pound, in the early 1980s, our economy had real value then, Nigeria went to IMF to seek loans in the late 1980s, since then till now our currency has been falling.
Tell me one benefit of IMF to Nigeria, and don't tell me they asked us to deregulate our telecoms because that is nonsense, we deregulated because it was the thing to do. How old are you? It seems like am talking to a kid, who has nothing to offer other than incoherent rants, bla bla bla If you know how world and nation economy works you would not be writing this crap. Is IMf responsible for you , not producing TV, Phones, computers petroleum product's, Is IMF responsible for the death of our refineries steel plants , automobile factories, textiles ,?e.t.c. |
Politics › Re: Dangote, Dapo Abiodun, Aigboje Aig-Imokhuede Visit Late Herbert Wigwe’s Parents by blueAgent(m): 7:52pm On Feb 13, 2024 |
Tareq1105: That would be in 2063.
Tinubu till 2031
North East till 2039
South South till 2047
North Central till 2055
Obi at age 93 till 2063.
I would have gone then. Mad Man. |
Politics › Re: Dangote, Dapo Abiodun, Aigboje Aig-Imokhuede Visit Late Herbert Wigwe’s Parents by blueAgent(m): 4:54pm On Feb 13, 2024 |
Wawelexy: Sad!! May God no let us see the end of our offsprings... I pray God console his parents himself Amen. |
Politics › Re: Dangote Refinery Set To Deliver First Fuel In Weeks by blueAgent(m): 4:49pm On Feb 13, 2024 |
Ghoxt: Do he own the refinery? You dey mind the foolish clown, always associating any good news with their failure demigod. |
Politics › Re: Dangote Refinery Set To Deliver First Fuel In Weeks by blueAgent(m): 4:45pm On Feb 13, 2024 |
seborrhic: Evolving to darkness. The dimwit removed fuel subsidy without thought then devalued the Naira,based on his short sighted idea of those being the magic wand to set nigeria to an Eldorado. But due to his devaluation of the Naira that has now gone into free fall as everyone that has some sense and is a good student of history knows,now they are back to paying subsidy through the backyard,so as to hide their dumbness and shame. If you doubt subsidy is still being paid:in October last year landing cost of petrol with exchange rate of about ₦800/$ was ₦720.Then fuel was still sold at 650-670. In 2024,dollar has been at least ₦1300,but petrol is still being sold @₦650.What magic formula are they using to keep fuel at ₦650 when naira has depreciated by about 60% since the known landing cost of 720 last year? The formula is subsidy but they feel ashamed to admit so because babablu has now boxed himself to a dead end:truly remove the subsidy caused by further Naira free fall and see fuel sell for 1200-1300 or keep it and continue paying while lying that you are on tract on your pronouncements. Well said, most of their clown, supporters cannot reason the math you did here , They have very low IQ ppl. |
Politics › Re: Nigeria Facing Worsening Economic Crisis, Says IMF by blueAgent(m): 3:34pm On Feb 13, 2024*. Modified: 9:04am On Feb 15, 2024 |
Johnjustice: All their advice is from a point of self interest. They only care about government getting more revenue, so government can pay back their loans and interests. Caring less about loss of disposable income, which leads to inability of the people to demand for goods and services, less investment and employment etc...If you use all your money to buy fuel, pay VAT, what will you have to save, and invest as citizens. IMF is always clamouring for government to demand more taxes and increase fuel price. It's obvious ,you don't know what you are talking about. Was it not the IMF that advised The Nigerian government to de -regulate the telecom sector and allow more private investments in all sectors of our economy? And today the telecom sector is creating thousands of direct and indirect jobs while paying billions in taxes and revenue to governments. Same thing occurred in our insurance and pension sectors The IMF also advised our government against operating and running those refineries, which is obvious to any honest person that governments have no business operating such businesses. In the Western world , companies and individuals pay heavy taxes, the sad issue in our case is that, increased revenue through taxation or oil or whatever means does not translate to better governance or standard of living for us, the IMF is not responsible for the corruption of our leaders. I support subsidy removal and increase taxation of the upper class, if only the revenue would be properly used. |
Politics › Re: Nigeria Facing Worsening Economic Crisis, Says IMF by blueAgent(m): 10:08pm On Feb 12, 2024 |
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Politics › Re: Nigeria Facing Worsening Economic Crisis, Says IMF by blueAgent(m): 10:06pm On Feb 12, 2024 |
PlanetZero: Go sit down. Na imf dey embezzle our money left and right? Imf stop our politicians from infrastructural development?
Make una dey deceive una sef You dey mind the foolish ppl?We are in this mess, becos we are majority populated by low IQ ppl like this folks. |
Politics › Re: How Nigeria’s Economy Nosedived In 10 Years by blueAgent(m): 9:55pm On Feb 12, 2024*. Modified: 9:05am On Feb 15, 2024 |
donborg: Whites were also disobedient. If you say blacks are lazy I will agree, but man whether Black or White, is inherently selfish and will not hesitate to break the law if it will advance his interests.
The only way to break that disobedience is to create a system of government that will check mate the excesses of political leaders. Look at what happened to Liz Truss. She tried to do what Tinubu did last year and was immediately booted out of office. If Britain were a constitutional republic, the British will probably be experiencing what we're getting now and they will be as helpless as us to stop it till 4 years time. But look at how she was booted out of power.
If we're running a parliamentary system of government, Tinubu will be old news by now You too like grammar. Tinubu has committed even far worst offence but blind eye was turned to the law, same thing would happen be it parliamentary or whatever you call it. You can force, a horse to the stream but you can force it to drink water. Give me examples of black ruled countries that practice parliamentary system of government that are first world countries. |
Politics › Re: Nigeria Facing Worsening Economic Crisis, Says IMF by blueAgent(m): 9:50pm On Feb 12, 2024 |
donborg: How I wish Nigerians are well armed like American citizens. These wicked poltiefcians would have been wasted by now so that they will never enjoy their loot in peace.
DEMOCRACY WITHOUT ARMED CITIZENS IS AS USELESS AS MILITARY DICTATORSHIP It would still not work, the average blackman is stupid and gullible. they would rather use the gun to kill their enemies that charms failed to kill, than fight the government. |
Politics › Re: Nigeria Facing Worsening Economic Crisis, Says IMF by blueAgent(m): 9:48pm On Feb 12, 2024 |
DatNiggaDaz: And he stupidly fell for their deception because of emilokan. Selfishness and greediness. They knew he rigged the election, they know he sttole the mandate. But why should they complain about that if The thief Tinubu is ready to play Ball to do their interest and keep the stolen mandate .
Subsidy removal does not and will never favour Nigerians but the colonialist only. They are now buying every Nigerian's resources and assets with cheap Dollars 
You heard about LEKKI. They want an airport built in Lekki as fast as possible. They want a seapört built in Lekki as fast as possible. Lekki will be their gateway to their investments. If you are a Nigerian and still thinking that Lekki will be for your benefit or Nigeria's benefit, then just go and play "janglova" with kids.
The Ronus are doing exactly that building lekki free trade zone. The Governor of Lagos state recently made a statement to that effect. My friend stop sounding naive. What's the big deal in Lekki? How much do you think Nigeria worth? The same colonists selling there onshore petroleum assests in Nigeria? You are a joker. Face Nigeria problem and stop living in an illusion. |
Politics › Re: Nigeria Facing Worsening Economic Crisis, Says IMF by blueAgent(m): 9:45pm On Feb 12, 2024 |
Johnjustice: IMF advised us to increase fuel price, increase taxes. Any government that listens to IMF is a stooge, IMF is a private company that is profit driven. Model indigenous economic policies for our home economy. Not all there advice is wrong, if considered from the logical and economic aspects. |
Politics › Re: Nigeria Facing Worsening Economic Crisis, Says IMF by blueAgent(m): 9:44pm On Feb 12, 2024 |
Never4getU: Useless IMF and WorldBk after achieving their set agenda to continue to impoverished Africa. Clown IMF is not your problem. Same IMF advice turned singarpore and South Korea to economic world powers. Blame your clueless and freedy leaders and dumb followers. |
Business › Re: Herbert Wigwe Crash: Another family to get $75m compensation by blueAgent(m): 3:50pm On Feb 12, 2024 |
FreeStuffsNG: It doesn't mean they will pay. They can litigate to the US Supreme Court and still declare that they are bankrupt at the end just to avoid paying. Even by US standard, $75m is a whole lot of money so most of them will claim that they can't afford it.
The best thing is to raise the safety standards and stop those flights in the night during bad weather. That will save lives that no amount of money can buy or bring back to life when it has been wasted by the reckless[b] US system where aviation regulations is almost as lax as gun control. [/b] Here in Nigeria, once weather is bad and it's night time, in order to save lives, very very rarely will flights be cleared. Perhaps only military flights will be cleared but most civilian flights within the country will not be cleared for safety reasons.
God bless Nigeria for ever!Check my signature for free stuffs! What do you expect from Affirmative action hiring and diversity? |
Politics › Re: Nigeria Will Become Net Exporter Of Food, Says Tinubu by blueAgent(m): 3:18pm On Feb 12, 2024 |
Paraman: I feel the government needs to import on the short run because the way the price of foodstuffs is shooting up is scary. A short term solution is needed. Import with which Dollar? |
Politics › Re: How Nigeria’s Economy Nosedived In 10 Years by blueAgent(m): 3:17pm On Feb 12, 2024 |
donborg: Zimbabwe uses the constitutional presidential system of government.
No African country uses the parliamentary system of government My brother, the system of government dies not matter, weather it is presidential or parliamentary, what matters is the rule of law. Blacks are inherently disobedient to rule of law. |
Business › Re: Wigwe: US Authorities Give Reason Helicopter Crashed by blueAgent(m): 3:15pm On Feb 12, 2024 |
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Business › Re: Wigwe: US Authorities Give Reason Helicopter Crashed by blueAgent(m): 3:13pm On Feb 12, 2024 |
WorldRichest: I don't need your support my brethren. Ogun and Aiyelala already kee one of them and his family. Sanusi Lamido Sanusi has been disgraced and humiliated twice. Bukola Saraki is fighting to keep his ancestral home from being pulled down in a state where he, his father, sister and whole family once looted for decades. Just watch as the gods deal mercilessly with them all.
As for Erastus Akingbola, he is still enjoying his life while his enemies are going through hell on earth. He isn't clean either, I am was an insider in some aspects of the whole banks illegal takeover then, so I know what went on. The gods will settle the cases.
Erastus Akingbola didn't loot the Bank, or do you know anyone that went to Intercontinental Bank then, and couldn't get his money? Erastus Akingbola, Cecelia Ibru of Oceanic, Francis Atuche of PhD and others only give Loans to their own private companies and friends. If you are a Bank MD, won't you give Loans to your friends who can afford to pay back? Won't you give Loans to yourself to run other businesses to make more money as long as you can pay back? Is it your enemies you will be giving loans ? I wonder, that line got me laughing  |
Politics › Re: How Nigeria’s Economy Nosedived In 10 Years by blueAgent(m): 10:27am On Feb 12, 2024 |
donborg: The Presidential system of government enabled the economic collapse of Nigeria through inept government policies and tribalism. Truth is that the Presidential system of government is virtually useless without a well armed citizens like in the USA.
European Parliamentary system of government remains the best system of government one need to look at the success of the European economy and society today. Compare it with Africa where the Presidential system is in vogue and you'll see the difference.
If we're in a parliamentary system of government, Tinubu will be out of power right now. There would have been a call for new elections immediately the prices of goods and services started to rise and a vote of no confidence will be passed on Tinubu forcing him to resign. Even the most corrupt Nigerian President Buhari would not have lasted a whole 8 years to use and steal and loot in a parliamentary system. He would have been disgraced out of office and sent to jail for stealing and looting.
Truth is there is little difference between the Presidential system of government and Military rule. The only difference is that power changes hands after 8 long years even if our citizens are suffering or smiling and a corrupt Legislature. We just have to flip the coin and enjoy whatever Leaders it gives us.
In a parliamentary system, it is not so because that government knows it could lose power at any moment in time through a VOTE OF NO CONFIDENCE All this ones na grammar. If you like give blackman Heaven and all its benefits, they would still run it down. Are there no parliamentary government in Africa that are still 3rd world countries? E.g Zimbabwe |
Politics › Re: How Nigeria’s Economy Nosedived In 10 Years by blueAgent(m): 10:21am On Feb 12, 2024 |
blacknp: He will never enter Aso Rock, unless invited for lunch or dinner by the President.
Orji Kalu or even Rochas Okorocha will sleep in Aso Rock’s master bedroom before the Apga Judas Governor/Pdp Runaway Presidential Candidate. Clown. Oya, run go, collect your palliative. Hungry man  |
Politics › Re: How Nigeria’s Economy Nosedived In 10 Years by blueAgent(m): 10:16am On Feb 12, 2024 |
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Travel › Re: 2 Dead As Private Jet Carrying 5 Lands On Florida Interstate by blueAgent(m): 10:07am On Feb 12, 2024 |
Angelfrost: Wait a minute...!
What is going on with America's air space (Aviation sector)?!!
This is like the 5th incident in the less than 2 months.
Abi, Americans no longer know how to fly planes?!! Affirmative action and diversity. When you employ incompetent ppl based on race and gender ,rather than on merit |
Politics › Re: Lady Who Campaigned Vigorously For President Tinubu During The Elections Laments by blueAgent(m): 6:46pm On Feb 11, 2024 |
saintrow1: Your are the certified clown to think that my achievements is an audio one just because you are envious and you have nothing going on well for yourself 
Just so you know, today rate on lemfi app
Take heart, £di0t More audio claim. If E pain you, Die. Clown. Keep fooling yourself. |
Politics › Re: Lady Who Campaigned Vigorously For President Tinubu During The Elections Laments by blueAgent(m): 2:01pm On Feb 11, 2024 |
saintrow1: Looooooooool Enemy of progress, why won't you call it audio since you have nothing going on well for you in life, hopeless ppl hate to see others doing well in life lol. Go and hustle, stop coming online to cry, £diOt. Lazy useless fool, oloshi See clown. You think everyone is like you, who comes online to claim audio achievements? Am sure my present, is still far better than your best future years. Clown. |
Business › Re: Totalenergies To Exit Nigerian Onshore Oil Business by blueAgent(m): 1:59pm On Feb 11, 2024 |
pocom16: Exactly.. MASSIVE PROFITS as well as losses
At the end of the day it's still profit..read before you comment ignorantly..
If there are more massive profits than loss..then it is still profits over all Do you think they make profits every year? There are documented cases of oil companies that became bankrupt becos of losses. |
Business › Re: Totalenergies To Exit Nigerian Onshore Oil Business by blueAgent(m): 9:08am On Feb 11, 2024 |
Kelvinofficial: Multinationals leaving our country is an advantage for the country, because now they will have to sell the entire business to Local players.
These IOC’s are evil! They pillage the environment without a care in the world. They have been drilling oil for decades and sending almost all of it to the European market, then turn around and also hoard the forex accrued from the Govt, then repatriate all of that Forex to their respective countries.
At least with local players, their is a chance of continuous investments on the upstream oil and gas industry, and Forex will be retained in-country. Which means more Local millionaires and billionaires created, more revenue for the Govt. More local jobs created.
God bless Nigeria 🇳🇬 What a naive writeup.  |
Business › Re: Totalenergies To Exit Nigerian Onshore Oil Business by blueAgent(m): 9:05am On Feb 11, 2024 |
pocom16: You are the highly ignorant one..
Go and check the profits declared by these companies and how their stock rises
The only time they had issues was in 2015/2016 where oil prices fell below the production cost..but that didn't last long and.. The years of profits were able to make up for the losses..
Do you think it has taken Exxon mobile and Aramco a century to reach the height they are in..
Even Folorunsho..a tailor.. immediately she was given an oil block in Agbami..became the richest woman in the Africa.. Someone that was just sowing clothes..
With her oil money she has built two towers in Lagos using Julius Berger..
Who was Arthur Eze before he got his block..
Dey whine yourself there Stop talking like a illiterate. Companies make massive profit , as well as losses. Have you ever , heard of a wild cat well? |
Business › Re: Totalenergies To Exit Nigerian Onshore Oil Business by blueAgent(m): 9:03am On Feb 11, 2024 |
TheBillyonaire: For years Niger Delta did not break pipelines yet they connived and killed Saro Wiwa? For demanding clean up and compensations.
Now you want Niger Deltans to live in poverty, without means of livelihoods, without access to clean water, because a foreign company pay criminals to break the pipelines and help their criminal executives pump oil into oil bunkering barges that delivers to ship in nautical miles, while also knowing that certain plants I care not to mention that grow in crude polluted soils are fuels for nuclear plants which they also mine will give them alternate source of income?
Are you oblivious of the fact that bunkering favors the international smugglers that are now being arrested. Are you not aware that it is international sabotage and most of the shipping is done by politically exposed persons.
Stop blaming Niger Delta with your surface level theories. Oil companies should just leave and their Equity positions should be handed over the local communities so we can mine our oil and use the money to clean our villages.
This is my home not yours. Mine oil, that you never knew it existed,till the foreign companies showed how? You think oil drilling and exploration is water borehole drilling? |
Business › Re: Totalenergies To Exit Nigerian Onshore Oil Business by blueAgent(m): 8:58am On Feb 11, 2024 |
SoNature: I think it's high time we started taking responsibility for our actions in this part of the world. This blame game will take us nowhere.
I have lived in the (Niger) Delta, worked in oil and gas, and I can tell you a few things about that industry and people:
1. Nigerians, especially ND people, have made life miserable for those companies. You cry that those companies don't give the locals jobs, they ask your CLOs to give jobs to their people and they sell those jobs to the highest bidders.
2. Local people burst their pipelines to steal crude oil. They always say it's their oil. The flow becomes overwhelming, they abandon it and run away. Later, the oil spill destroys the environment, and everyone starts shouting that the oil company should spend billions of dollars to clean up the environment. Very funny.
3. These oil companies want to fix your road, equip your health facilities or schools, your kings tell them to settle them before they do those things. Out of frustration, they abandon it. Tomorrow, you turn around and say they did nothing for the people.
In conclusion, the day we begin to admit that Nigerians are evil people, that's the day we genuinely start making progress as a people. Whatever evil the white man brought upon us today was achieved through our own people, and you can't equate it to what we do to ourselves. Very true. |
Travel › Re: Herbert Wigwe Dies In Helicopter Crash In California by blueAgent(m): 8:56am On Feb 11, 2024 |
godofuck231: lol only a coward dies a thousand deaths Clown. Fear don catch you  We no dey play here. Ghost mode. Clown  |
Business › Re: Totalenergies To Exit Nigerian Onshore Oil Business by blueAgent(m): 8:54am On Feb 11, 2024 |
amadiama: The indegenious companies will buy this onshore facilities and start paying the workers peanuts, oil industry don cast...black man is the problem of Blackman.. 100% true. We way dey the industry, can attest to this your statement. Blackman is his own worst enemy. Very foolish Race. |