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This is pathetic at best. Innocent men can be crushed within few minutes in Aba and Abia but real terrorists can't be handled in another part of same country Abia is in.

kenex4ever:
your reasoning is clearly biased. The world knows how influencial she is no Matter how u demonize her with it tribal politics.

The world of tribal bigots I guess .

kenex4ever:
they don't write off debt every time one wishes, since they did it during obj, she wouldn't want to ask for such favour again during GEJ. It's as simple as that. And not every backyard economist can appeal for debt pardon, the person has to be influencial like NOI.

All these international and local recognition she is getting is not by chance. She is one of a kind

So by the bold we can safely assume she as a professional was never influential to cancellation of the initial debt?

Check this out : Same woman who increased reserves also under OBJ decreased it under GEJ when she had a broader portfolio of coordinating minister. What does that even tell you?

This is reason I don't blame abokis much when they support theirs blindly. The sophisticated and educated brethren are doing it in even higher proportion.

kenex4ever:
they don't write off debt every time one wishes, since they did it during obj, she wouldn't want to ask for such favour again during GEJ. It's as simple as that. And not every backyard economist can appeal for debt pardon, the person has to be influencial like NOI.

All these international and local recognition she is getting is not by chance. She is one of a kind

I can see you are more eager to reason along sentimental lines. The cancellation could have happened equally if even a waec holders was in NOI's position at that time. You guys are good at making a hero out of a below average person for childish tribal gains.

If Iweala was that smart as in economist answer this question: Why did she demand she be paid in Dollar as a professional under OBJ but then preached against the negative effect dollar-ization of the economy toward the end of her second stint as a minister under GEJ?

end time yam. it will be good for pounded yam and egusi + bush meat.

1sttruth:
Whats the essence of growing foreign reserve while your debt is astronomical rising. This is common addition and sub, we should stop deceiving ourselves. The economy today is obviously gloomy under Kemi and Pa Buhari

Debt has interest attached to it unlike savings. The mismanagement is obvious.

Shayetet13:
You are at best myopic or at worst cynically biased at the person of NOI. Since you seem to know better than Amina Mohammed, vice president, United Nations, what was Nigeria's debt profile during GEJ? Secondly, what feat exactly didn't she achieve during GEJ?

I won't bother answering you in dept since you have concluded I am myopic and biased.
You research what our reserve was like under OBJ and GEJ to know how her performance varied.

Did u snap God while He was 'disappointing' you? Please upload Gods pictures and let us see how God let you down.

How many megapixel is your spiritual camera?

Shayetet13:
While not taking anything away from the leadership of Obasanjo. He showed firm leadership. However, the question here is; Would another finance minister have had that enormous international contacts and goodwill that Ngozi had to convince the international community to cancel our debts?

Oweala had no real contacts. It was a case of IMF expecting her to help put a stop to our mismanagement of loans and therefore pardoning our debts.
Why didn't she repeat that feat under GEJ with a broader portfolio of coordinating minister of the economy?
She was entrusted with a job and she performed poorly.

kenex4ever:
she made them to pardon most of our debts. Does she need objs help to write off our debts, especially those accumulated by buhari since 1985. Read the article again

The history of the debt cancellation has been adjusted by the supporters of NOI and I think it is unfair to other key players in those chapters of our economic journey.
The IMF felt with NOI in position to advice and influence our mismanagement and excess borrowing was going to reduce drastically. It was largely a external thing aided by OBJ's willingness to appoint NOI and follow IMF economic blueprint. They felt since Nigeria had someone who understood their philosophy and plan for our growth in good position, they could clear our debt and be rest assured we wont return to that ugly situation by mismanagement.

The truth is NOI is powerless to influence debt cancellation as being suggested by her supporters. If she could do it why didn't she do it the second time as a minister with broader portfolio of coordinating minister of the economy under GEJ?

Is Kemi responsible for the policies eating up loan funds or affecting GDP the most? She isn't. The answer lies between the President, ruling party and the institutions that normally outlive ministerial tenures.

ochallo:
Okonjo never saved a penny. Are you mad?

If she takes credit for the increase of reserve in her first stint as finance minister who takes the blame for the depleted reserves in her second stint ?

Why didn't she redo it the second time if it was largely her doing the first time?

SoNature:
Your Number 3 contradicts your assertion

Infrastructure improves GDP, oga

If we have basic amenities, many people wouldn't be looking for jobs

Do you know the number of people who have closed shops and are now looking for jobs because we don't have steady power?

There's nothing wrong with a government borrowing to bridge the gap of infrastructure deficit

But any government that wants to borrow must spend the money judiciously and must have a repayment plan

Stop confusing yourself. Leakages must be blocked from all angles and emphasis must be laid on people being productive in conducive and fair environment. You can't create an artificial billionaire out of Dangote by shielding him from competition and expect the system to grow.
How do you then rate the sharing of money and food to lazy folks when we don't have a working refinery to help block leakages? Isn't that misplaced priority?

EternalTruths:
Igbo woman rescued Nigerians from debt while Hausa Fulani man returned Nigerians back to debt.

You apportioned the blame of mismanagement to president buhari but praised the minister under another president for perceived good management.
That's a paradox man.

This govt is showing all the signs of a vision less govt will show.

Dudeweedlmao:
is this the best CU could send?

How does he equates to CU here?
You are only proving my initial theory about your comments here.

jarmy:
If this isn't the full test, give us the full text or we don't believe you

Go to twitter and read it up.

Dudeweedlmao:
Okay, let's see some of the possible interpretation you may have for this issue. First start by explaining in what context was the phrase "Intimate Ally" used in? what could it possibly mean? is it a code word for worship or something? I'd like to hear from you.

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intimate
adjective
1. closely acquainted; familiar.
2. private and personal.
noun
1. a very close friend.
intimate
verb
1. state or make known.

What if he was looking for a mole ( informant ) among the female students who could rat out the bad ones among them? This is common strategy in getting information about people.

uzolexis:
You are really stupid for this statement. it's not an insult, its a fact. Only a stupid person can justify rape.

The bitter truth is some female invite rape upon themselves with wrong signals. Men are visually stimulated to a large extent and will easily interpreted any slight sexual gesture as consent.

This was one of the first things he announced after becoming president. It is clear he is announcing again for his 2019 chances.

kapelvej:
has this got anything to do with the Bishop

It will eventually be tracked back to the Bishop. Too many people have their focus on Bishop and they will easily link him to all these.

Dudeweedlmao:
He's making an advance on a student, whether male or female, it's illegal. You're blinded by your school that's why you can never think logically. You know he's wrong that's why you suggesting he likes "Women" as if those women are not students of the school. A married man at that? You should never send a massage like that to a female as long as you're married. Why would you want to be intimate with another female when you have a wife? Why would you even defend such a thing? And to think you're a product of CU. You have no morals.

I have observed some of your comments and your primary concern seem to be how to give the worst possible interpretation you can to this whole issue. Everything is still open to interpretations at the end of the day.

HigherEd:
Dr Oludayo isn't just any lecturer, he is the Registrar and Bishop's well loved protege.
Women likes him and he also likes women... I don't believe he harrassed anyone.


The past chaplain warned him but he wouldn't listen. They flock around the guy claiming he is their mentor - the girls now competing for attention probably have now destroyed him.

I heard he resigned yesterday night after they kept tagging his wife who he said is in trauma right now...

This isn't the full chat, the part that proves the girl was somewhat a willing participant has been removed by OP.

I pity the poor wife and even the husband. Who was that chaplain warning him please?

HigherEd:
He is fadugba

How time changes.

Promotion with little or no upgrade of infrastructure looks tricky though.

HigherEd, Who is this Olumuyiwa? I hope he isn't Fadugba?

No wonder tinubu wants to push that orobo governor out of that seat.
im just dey supervise contract award to buddies.

What happened to all the ones they have been securing. These our govt of big agbada and grammar ehn.

PassingShot:
Best news since sliced bread came to Nigeria.

What are the wailing zombies up there talking again? Dem swear for them?

Why isn't Osun paying salaries? Stop tagging people commenting and address issues or those in charge of these issues.

The United Nations on Monday criticised Nigeria for failing to tackle human trafficking, after a human rights mission looked at efforts to stamp out the organised trade in people.
“What is being done is not enough,” the world body’s special rapporteur on the subject, Maria Grazia Giammarinaro, told reporters at the end of an eight-day visit.
Some 18,000 Nigerians arrived in Italy via the Mediterranean Sea from north Africa in 2017, according to the International Organization for Migration (IOM).
The number of arrivals in Europe fell sharply in the first six months of this year but Giammarinaro said there was “no indication of a decrease in the trafficking trend”.
“Some are already recruited by their traffickers in the country of origin, others may start their migration journey voluntarily,” she told a news conference in Abuja.
“Due also to the absence of safe and regular migration channels, the vast majority of them fall prey to traffickers in transit countries, especially in Libya, and (are) subject to all forms of human rights violations including torture, rape, extortion, and exploitation amounting to trafficking, slavery and forced labour.”
According to the latest IOM figures, some 36,000 Nigerians were stuck in Libya or neighbouring Niger in December last year.
Nigeria’s own immigration service has estimated that about 10,000 nationals died in the Sahara desert or in the Mediterranean Sea between January and May last year.
Giammarinaro noted that human trafficking in Nigeria was not always north towards Europe but also to the Gulf, Russia and southern Africa “mainly for the purposes of sexual and labour exploitation”.
The West African nation is equally an immigration destination for neighbouring countries.
Nigeria has its own anti-trafficking agency but Giammarinaro said there was an overall “lack of resources, training and equipment for the various public offices involved in the fight against trafficking”.
“Nigeria is… Africa’s largest oil producer and ranks sixth in the world, with 2.5 million barrels of oil produced every day.
“Yet… 64 percent of Nigerians live below the poverty line and trafficking in persons continues unabated.
“With the wealth and political leverage it has been generating, the government of Nigeria cannot be seen to leave its people behind.”
Giammarinaro recommended that more work needed to be done to prevent people leaving in the first place and also to bring those responsible to justice.
A total of 362 traffickers have been convicted and sentenced since 2004 yet the number of victims and complaints received has skyrocketed to 13,186.
“But there is no estimate about the real dimension of trafficking in this country,” she added.

https://m.guardian.ng/news/un-blasts-nigeria-for-human-trafficking/

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grandiose4ever:
Covenant is a good school with great academic promise but the owners should endeavour to restructure it for better.

If all stories of cu Bleep ups are compiled into movies by nollywood it will take nollywood above Hollywood.