₦airaland Forum

Meanwhile, as the fight continued, the husband sat down dazed in one corner and observed the whole drama playing out before him.

CaptPlanet:
Lol! Kai! bros u really wan gimme high BP ba?....

coollabman:
how?

huntila:
really. How sir? Can u?

frankyychiji:
Sure, we have started the revolution already with the #budgetOfYams. If we shout and they don't listen, we will heed Amaechi's advice and pelt them with stones till they get stone cold.

HiddenShadow:
Intelligence report made known to Jonathan revealed the plan by Western powers to back a Northern rebellion against Jonathan like the case of Gbagbo and Ivory Coast
Jonathan seeing that Nigeria has no technological skill to produce her weapons needed to defend herself , had to protect his people (SS/SE) by leaving in peace all thanks to the betrayals down South.

HiddenShadow:
Palestine will still be like paradise to him.
Syria is better especially in the city of allepo
Buhari is running away from the country he almost plunged into a civil war last year

kayfra:
Can you get your ethnic ass out of this thread?

HiddenShadow:
The way you wished for war in the middle east for oil price to go up
Now get your war tasty pri.... Out of this thread
War monger.


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Ontarget:
Isn't your comment off topic?

frankyychiji:
Nope! The Law requires Buhary to hand over to him pending when an interim government would be constituted and the entire administration dissolved! I am calling for a new election immediately.

kayfra:
No easy way out. Let's speak the truth. We effed up majorly, and this is beyond political ideology or ethnic identity.

Short term solution is to sell some of our oil assets to improve our reserves but the value is in the tank right now and which investor will like to deal with the situation in the Niger Delta with armed youths?

Another way is for the government is by debt. Float a bond and let Nigerians in diaspora invest. How will they convince most people with what we know? I think this is already in motion.

Hand of God solution which we can't control is for war to break out in the middle east and oilgoes back up.

The rest are very long term but we have a crisis to deal with.

frankyychiji:
Buhary should resign and hand over to Osinbanjo before it is too late.

Ontarget:
Nigeria's population is about 170 million people and it's projected to increase to about 200 million in a couple of years. The sad thing is that the economy is not improving proportionally to accommodate the rise in population. Wouldn't it be a disaster if the population rises and the resources isn't there to Carter for them all? As it stands at the moment there is too much pressure exerted on the available poor infrastructures by the current population especially in places like Lagos. Then what should we expect when the population increases? A lot people are currently going hungry in the country and resorting to desperate measures to survive, which includes both legal and illegal means. If the population increases unchecked while the economy shows little or no growth the number of hungry and desperate mouths to feed will multiply as well, which will increase the number people resorting to crime to make a living for themselves. This is going to be chaotic.

Shouldn't we be worried about a situation like this?

Unfortunately, Buhari has been cut up in the web. Ideally he should have willingly stopped over in Iran to discuss his mission, but the military clash with the Iranian-backed Shia group (Islamic Movement of Nigeria) and its leader, Ibrahim Zakzaky in Zaria, Kaduna state last December has put paid to the possibility of a détente with President Hassan Rouhani and the Ayatollahs of Iran.
Also, without Iran and even Iraq on their side, Nigeria may have to wait a bit longer before oil prices reach levels sufficient to improve revenues.

President Muhammadu Buhari, in a bid to crash oil glut and push oil prices high, on Monday, February 22, left for Saudi Arabia and Qatar where he will engage King Salman Bin Abdulaziz Al Saud and Senior officials of Saudi kingdom.
According to his Special Adviser on Media and Publicity, Femi Adesina, the President will focus on the “Ongoing efforts by Nigeria and other members of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries, OPEC, to achieve greater stability in the price of oil exports”.
Other areas of engagement include; meetings with heads of international financial organizations and multilateral associations before going on to Doha, where he will also visit Medina and Mecca to pray for greater peace, prosperity and progress in Nigeria.
Related: Panic as fuel queues show up in Lagos, Abuja, others
Meanwhile, oil price in recent times has been rising on a snail pace as the world’s two largest oil producers, Saudi Arabia and Russia had last week, agreed to keep oil output at January levels, which will assist in preventing further decline in oil prices. However, the ability to compel other oil producing countries to key into the idea, so far has proved abortive.
As at Monday, February 22, Brent oil price appreciated by $1.49 representing 4.5 per cent at $34.50 a barrel, while US crude (WTI) futures rose above $31 a barrel, gaining $1.95, or 6.6 per cent, to $31.59 a barrel.
Buhari’s visit to Saudi Arabia which is aimed at forming an alliance, to achieve greater oil stability has been a bone of contention among political watchdogs.
Nevertheless, analysts have argued that such move might meet a dead lock as Buhari and the Saudi authorities are in the black book of the Iranians who had vowed to push a million barrels per day into an already saturated market after years of western sanction.
It should be recalled that Iran and Saudi Arabia have been locked in an escalating dispute over Saudi’s execution of a leading Shia cleric, Sheikh Nimr al-Nimr.
Related: Saudi Arabia, Iran controversy worsens
Late Sheikh Nimr, was a vocal supporter of the mass anti-government protests that erupted in the Eastern Province in 2011, where a Shia majority had long complained of marginalization.
Iran had threatened that Saudi Arabia would pay a “high price” for the execution.
This dispute has affected the Shia and Sunni Islam foreign policies with both sides forming alliances with countries who share their theologies, and backing militant groups in those that don’t.
Unfortunately, Buhari has been cut up in the web. Ideally he should have willingly stopped over in Iran to discuss his mission, but the military clash with the Iranian-backed Shia group (Islamic Movement of Nigeria) and its leader, Ibrahim Zakzaky in Zaria, Kaduna state last December has put paid to the possibility of a détente with President Hassan Rouhani and the Ayatollahs of Iran.
Also, without Iran and even Iraq on their side, Nigeria may have to wait a bit longer before oil prices reach levels sufficient to improve revenues.
Related: France killings bad, Zaria Massacre okay – Buhari
According to the International Energy Agency, IEA, “Today’s oil market conditions do not suggest that prices can recover sharply in the immediate future.”
Russia and OPEC member Iraq both pumped oil at near-record volumes last month, with Russia reaching another post-Soviet high of 10.88 million bpd.
Iraq has planned to raise oil output levels to more than 7 million bpd over the next five years, and to export 6 million bpd of that.
Oil production in Iraq has hit a record high of 4.775 million bpd in January.

Movic1:
If you are used/familiar to Punch,Vanguard,The Nation,PremuimTimes,Sahara reporters etc online commentaries on disqus mobile commenting platform,you should know this moniker MOVIC

If you have been following my writings/comments, you will notice that I am a die hard supporter of buhari , I’m not going to say anything against buhari but i'm one of those that usually throw jabs at GEJ. I dislike him like hell.

Here is the link to my Disqus Profile for confirmation.

https://disqus.com/by/disqus_qLqwgJ5UG7/

I should have stay neutral without going against GEj government now i can't even defend the Government i supported with all my strength/Cash.

I created some phrases that went viral like

1.Stupidity, is when you charge ur phone using
generator and later come online to type Gej till 2019. I posted this on Naij.com facebook fan Page during campaign before it went viral.

2.Top 10 Reasons Why Many Igbos Don't Want Buhari

With Nigeria’s current situation especially the Free fall of Naira i can no longer defend Buhari,I deleted my fb account because of mockery messages Im getting from people who know me as a die hard supporter of buhari.

Note: I am still a supporter of buhari but soft one i guess
because of his fight against corruption.