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Benbellamor:Your problem is Obidients while you are screaming "Ebi pa wa ooo" at Tinubu's convoy |
Cotonou12:Honestly, shipping in either goals in two back to back games is the height of it all |
Enugurangers:Why don't you ask for her sexually explicit videos |
DenreleDave:You are gay And you are dvmb |
Slytiger:Your foolery is legendary But, all the same here are More pictures
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seunmsg:Your hypocrisy is second to none Because I know that you know that Tinubu's daughter is a lesbian
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Melezenawii, you dodged a bullet but landed on an intercontinental ballistic missile with Tinubu, whose daughter is a lesbian, and today a great Tinubulation has befallen the nation.
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Codepain:We can hear you screaming "Ebi pa wa ooo" at Tinubu's convoy |
Tinubulation |
Boldideas:Moving the IGR from N300 million to N20billion shouldn't justify ferrying the common wealth of Lagosians in bullion vans and syphoning it through a blueprint conduit pipe. This money belongs to the people and should be used to better their lives |
georgeakins:Why are you so threatened by my harmless comment |
The Great Tinubulation |
Iamanoited:Just as Tinubu is leading Nigeria into the Lesbian Kingdom through the great Tinubulation that he single handedly brought upon this nation. |
victorazy:Fact |
Bullet01:In a couple of years, his supporters will claim that he built the blueprint upon which the country began to develop. |
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SoNature:Hope Uzodinma has turned out to be the worst Imo state governor. |
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RockHard:Who let this yabaleft patient out |
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The 2023 presidential candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party, Atiku Abubakar, has asked President Bola Tinubu to account for the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited’s $3.3 billion emergency crude repayment loan. On August 16, 2023, the NNPCL secured a $3.3 billion emergency crude repayment loan — a transaction aimed at supporting the naira and stabilising the foreign exchange market. Arranged by the African Export-Import Bank, the $3.3 billion crude-for-cash loan was also targeted at supporting the Federal Government’s monetary and fiscal reforms. Three weeks ago, the Federal Government received $2.25 billion out of the $3.3 billion FX facility from the African Export-Import Bank Reacting, Atiku in a statement, on Thursday wondered why the only information available to the public on the mega-deal is coming only through sources from the NNPCL. The former Vice President said a Special Purpose Vehicle called Project Gazelle Funding Limited is driving the deal, and it was incorporated in the Bahamas. He said, “SPV is the borrower while the NNPCL is the sponsor, with an agreement to pay with crude oil to the SPV in order to liquidate the loan at an interest rate that is a little over 12 per cent.” The statement added “What is even more confounding about this deal is why the Federal Government would register a company in the Bahamas, knowing full well the recent scandal of the Paradise Papers that involved that country. “Curiously also, Nigeria’s current Barrels Produced Daily (BPD) is 1.38 million, and according to the Project Gazelle deal, Nigeria is to supply 90,000 Barrels of its daily production, starting from 2024 till it is up to 164.25 million barrels for the repayment of the loan. “Now, this is where the details get disturbing because Nigeria’s benchmark for the sale of crude per barrel in 2024 is $77.96. A simple multiplication of that figure by 164.25 will give us a whooping $12bn. “It is on this note that we are calling on the Federal Government to speak up on this shady deal. “It is inconceivable that the Federal Government will lead the country to take a loan of $3.3b with an interest rate that is not more than 12 percent, but with estimated repayment amounting to $12bn. “That is a humongous differential of about $7b between what is in the details of the deal on paper and what indeed is the reality.” Atiku insisted that there are questions to be answered on the integrity of this deal, and charged the Federal Government to talk directly on details behind the deal. He asked, “Has the Federal Government accessed the loan? Is the loan in the government’s borrowing plan as approved by the National Assembly? Who are the parties to the loan, and what specific roles are they expected to play? What are the conditions of the loan, including tenor, repayment terms, the collateral, and the interest rate? And, lastly, why register an SPV in the Bahamas knowing the recent scandal of the country’s notoriety for warehousing unclean assets?” https://punchng.com/tinubu-should-explain-nnpcls-3-3bn-loan-deal-atiku/?amp |
Afospecialk:While you are screaming "Ebi pa wa ooo" at Tinubu's convoy |
Tinubu is not just ferrying Lagosians common wealth in bullion vans; he has also built a two-decade-old blueprint conduit pipe connecting the coffers of the Lagos State Treasury to his personal pocket. |
Former presidential spokesperson, Garba Shehu, has said ex-President Muhammadu Buhari was a victim of the crisis of expectations. Shehu, the ex-Senior Special Assistant on Media and Publicity to Buhari, also said Nigerians also expect lofty feats from their leaders, which have not augured well in the time past. He spoke at the 21st Trust Dialogue with the theme:” Tinubu’s Economic Reforms: Gainers and Losers”. The former presidential media aide said some of the problems Buhari had were as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020 and the war between Russia and Ukraine in 2022, which affected grain importation. Shehu, therefore, as Nigerians to lower their expectations anytime they march to the polls to elect president, adding that no leader can solve all the nation’s problems. “His government banned the importation of rice because we were growing as much as we needed for the country. In fact, Nigeria fed West Africa. You need to be in any of the border states, either Kano, Katsina or Jigawa to see how food, even as of today, is being moved massively out of the country. We are feeding West Africa. “There were many challenges during the time he was in power. I don’t need to mention them. You all know about this. Was it Covid or the war in Ukraine? You know all of these things. In a nutshell, this is to say that he was a victim of a crisis of expectation. “And I think that is the lesson for Nigerians with what I have seen with Buhari’s critics. And this for Tinubu, and any other president that will come thereafter is that Nigerians should begin to lower their expectations especially where those expectations are simply inhumane. Leaders can do a lot of things. But no one leader can do everything for one given nation.” He also said the construction of the Second Niger Bridge was a big achievement by his former boss, as he said, “Before Buhari, it used to take Christians in the East or South West two to three days to go home for Christmas because the traffic clumped on the Niger Bridge.” https://dailytrust.com/garba-shehu-buhari-was-a-victim-of-too-much-expectation/#google_vignette Cc: Mynd44 Nlfpmod |
Peter Obi The president I voted for. There's this joy I get whenever I remember I actually cast my vote for him, and my vote ensured he defeated the Lagos blueprint builder, beating him blue and black. |
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oyatz:Is there good governance anywhere in Nigeria |
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seunmsg:Including you, Bulabans and minions |
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