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You see how these devilish agents want to steer people towards labeling candidates with different religious biases, and some of us are swallowing it hook, line and sinker!! Very soon it will be about Christain against moslems forgetting the issues!!! Please don’t allow these politicians to change the narrative, the elections are about job creation, a better economy, competence, providing electricity to Nigerians and other pressing issues we are saddled with, it’s not about religion please, make una try get sense!!! |
You see how these devilish agents want to steer people towards labeling candidates with different religious biases, and some of us are swallowing it hook, line and sinker!! Very soon it will be about Christain against moslems forgetting the issues!!! Please don’t allow these politicians to change the narrative, the elections are about job creation, a better economy, competence, providing electricity to Nigerians and other pressing issues we are saddled with, it’s not about religion please, make una try get sense!!! |
Even if he tried you wouldn’t still understand. Everything you need to know is written up there in black and white what further explanation do you need. olaolaking: |
Brother that’s the best disposition to Nairaland. This article is a perfect proof that a great majority of Nigerians don’t read, both offline and online. And I bet you 99% of those commenting are graduates or undergraduates. It’s funny but tragic, now imagine the number of educated illiterates we’ll have in the next 10-20years, and some people were arguing on another thread on the IQ level of most Nigerians, Lol!!!! Squillionaire: |
Actions speak louder than words. If you were distressed enough you could have made sure that either the minister of interior or the Police IG gets sacked for not doing their jobs. No single individual has been prosecuted. All we get are words and more words while thousands of innocent families are slaughtered, whole villages are wiped out. Its really a sad time to be Nigerian allowman1234: |
This guy and his father-in-law have started sharing the same weed!! Imagine the effontery!!! So even if Imo state people don’t want you nko? Anyway I trust my people, if we could resist Ohakim, who be u nah? |
Lol!!! Brother I tire ohhh!! They stopped grand corruption and introduced grandiose corruption, we are definitely in trouble!! mushystuff: |
And Osinbanjo has the courage to say they have stopped grand corruption!!! If this APC government is replaced, the kind of mind boggling corruption that will be revealed will be child’s play compared to what happened during GEJ period. All hail Mr Intergrity!! |
And Osinbanjo has the courage to say they have stopped grand corruption!!! If this APC government is replaced, the kind of mind boggling corruption that will be revealed will be child’s play compared to what happened during GEJ period. All hail Mr Intergrity!! |
The man is inadequate in za oza room, if u know u know ![]() |
All of the above listed points are good agendas to pursue but they are not critical to get Nigeria working. Let me explain To get Nigeria working, we need to channel all of our energy to providing at least 20-22hrs of electricity to 80% of Nigerians. The provision of steady electricity will cause a ripple effect across all sectors of the nation. Manufacturing and industrialization are the two key factors that will kickstart the Nigerian economy. We cannot manufacture or become industrialized if we do not have steady electricity. The truth is we still depend on crude oil for 80-90% of our foreign earnings and those earnings are dwindling on the other hand recurrent expenditure is not reducing. I expected that this administration would pursue aggressively the provision of steady electricity by decentralizing how electricity is generated or distributed. Steady electricity will attract more foreign investments as the cost of doing business will significantly reduce, local manufacturing will pick up, the private sector will be boosted due to more activities. So may people will abandon blue collar jobs and start mini manufacturing. We have the population therefore manpower is not lacking. |
I get so annoyed each time APC flaunts it’s anti-corruption stance as an achievement. Tell me, the government workers in ministries and parastatals have they stopped collecting bribes to do their jobs? Have governors and ministers stopped collecting kickbacks from contractors? It’s business as usual. The issue is the average Nigerian is being driven into poverty each passing day. The buying power of the Naira is reducing everyday. All PMB apologists should come and tell me if the prices of foodstuff has increased or decreased these past 4years! The economy is in shambles, food prices have increased, fuel prices have increased, school fees have increased, the cost of doing business in Nigeria has increased, the light situation has not improved, Nigerians are poorer than they were in the last 4 years and they are busy telling us how they are fighting corruption and building infrastructure!! There is no solid plan to get the economy working and you want everyone to continue like this. Is it corpses that will use these infrastructure you are building? Or is fighting corruption that will put food on the average family’s table Enough please!! |
I prefer the previous grill it had. It had this intimidating look that I so love. Wonder why they decided to go with this blacked out grill. Naughtysite: |
Wow!! I wish I could give your comment a million likes. The sad thing is many will still not get your point. Kudos. 3gunz: |
Wow, this write up hits the bulls eye!!! I love this. |
You are welcome. Its very handy and helps when you are down on cash but you require a lot of discipline to ensure you make the monthly payments. Have a pleasant day. AmandaLuv: |
The credit card is just like any other ATM card. You can make multiple withdrawals with it and purchases just like you will use your normal debit ATM. The interest rates are determined by the bank issuing it to you. I believe they would tell you the interest rate, you should talk to your account officer to give you the terms and conditions. I was under the impression that you had already been offered a credit card, so you should have the interest rate information. The credit card would usually have its own account number and you can pay by transferring to it or walk into your branch and make a deposit over the counter just like you would pay into every other account. Hope my answers are satisfactory AmandaLuv: |
Hi, I have had a Naira credit card and terms were very favorable. There are no hidden charges but you must make sure you pay back the borrowed sum before the end of the month or credit cycle. You must also diligently keep records of your payments in case a dispute arises(Email copies of bank statements). But its a wonderful thing to have cos it comes in handy when you run out of your own cash. |
Lmao!! I forgot to add that El-Rufai was the DG then and was even the one directly involved in the bidding and technical evaluations of the companies that eventually got the assets being sold. Yes most of the corporations were part of the military era. Let the diggers association continue digging we will be here to set the records straight, since they refused to have sense. The diggers also forgot to mention that Obj also bought some of those companies together with his in laws from Stella his wife (the Abebe’s). I am also very sure El Rufai himself bought some also. overall90: |
You can apply the garnishee order on his/her assets that you can identify which you can liquidate to the value of the judgement debt. Lawyers in the house, pls let me know if I’m correct. Mrquincy: |
I am replying this op, not because anyone is bothered by these antics, but for the sake of a few who would like to get a different perspective to this story. You see these companies listed here were part of the privatization programme initiated by then Obj government, where it was agreed that the FG were involved in too many businesses which were not making money for the FG instead were adding to the cost of governance, so a decision was made to divest and sell these assets through the BPE of which fell under Atiku’s portfolio as the then VP. A portfolio that was assigned to him by the President. Several of these assets were sold off and also many more government assets were monetized. Of course many in government who had the resources keyed in and took over these assets. For someone to now use this as part of a smear campaign against Atiku is just a display of dementia. The question reasonable people have asked and are still asking, why were all these not dug up when this same Atiku was sponsoring APC and helped PMB to win? What are those PMB achievements that you can point out that will sway us to vote for him a second term? If you could spend more energy to point out the positives of PMB’s administration rather than this smear campaigns I bet you it would be more beneficial. |
I am replying this op, not because anyone is bothered by these antics, but for the sake of a few who would like to get a different perspective to this story. You see these companies listed here were part of the privatization programme initiated by then Obj government, where it was agreed that the FG were involved in too many businesses which were not making money for the FG instead were adding to the cost of governance, so a decision was made to divest and sell these assets through the BPE of which fell under Atiku’s portfolio as the then VP. A portfolio that was assigned to him by the President. Several of these assets were sold off and also many more government assets were monetized. Of course many in government who had the resources keyed in and took over these assets. For someone to now use this as part of a smear campaign against Atiku now is just a display of dementia. The question reasonable people have asked and are still asking, why were all these not dug up when this same Atiku was sponsoring APC and helped PMB to win? What are those PMB achievements that you can point out that will sway us to vote for him a second term? If you could spend more energy to point out the positives of PMB’s administration rather than this smear campaigns I bet you it would be more beneficial. |
I think maybe he should add that, they won’t interfere directly until there’s something of value to which they have a collective interest in. Ghadaffi was removed because he had plans to disrupt the world monetary system installed by the western powers. I wonder why anyone would think they’ll interfere in this Nigeria/Biafra issue, it’s of no value to them Akan: |
So what do you call Buhari who’s government was installed using this same thief’s resources? Ate and dined with this same thief. If one thief should be in jail then those who benefitted from the thief should be in jail also, don’t you think? And since Buhari’s government is also a byproduct of the thief’s corruption what should we now call his government? Help me please. rusher14: |
Alright, let’s watch as the drama unfolds. I just don’t believe his appearance is mere coincidence. It’s too convenient joor!! [quote author=dozydre post=72301773][/quote] |
Hahahahahaha! Bros, it’s my belief nah!! This country is sweet and we can be so much more once we get things right. Juliusmalema: |
Bro, who would have thought that Mustapha would ever be released? Stranger things have happened. These guys in power have so many people whispering in their ears and in the confusion they can accede to anything as long they believe it will help to hold on to power. That aside, their could be type of arrangement for him to keep quiet until after his tenure. On Atiku winning PMB? It’s my sincere wish and you never can tell. Elections are like football matches very unpredictable, it’s still a long way to February. Who would have thought that GEJ would lose after all the dollars that was expended in the build up to the elections. Even the APC at that time were shocked. Nothing in this life is certain. zlantanfan: |
Lol, the reason I think Twitter is more civil is because it’s not completedly anonymous, so everyone is on their ‘good behavior’ mode unlike Nairaland where every teenager with an opinion and access to cheap data can open multiple monikers and spew trash without any repercussions. I could be wrong though okwabayi: |
Yeah there are measures to ensure the money is paid. There is what is called garnishee order, which is like a freeze order on the account of the person who’s is supposed to pay, issued usually by a judge. The NPF have a central bank account so Charlie boy can easily get such an order to enforce the payment, but it’s not usually immediately, he has to give reasonable time before going for a garnishee order. NPF might appeal the judgement though, but these days cases like this are quickly expedited. The judgment is more symbolic as it has set a precedence. Mrquincy: |
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