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Really. The man tried a lot though. Imagine Buhari waking up to build the awolowo models. It will lead to industrial estates and clusters of industries.

See part of what advancement in science has brought.

This man is a big disappointment.

ATIKUNATION:
Your English can quicken the dead. "On the middle"...

Is this atiku's strategy for winning election? Calling people out for typos and grammatical error...

Typo Bots are already in the house doing their job.

The girl acted well in recording the evil act via phone call. I once did something similar to scare away the Satan and protect myself.

This is how most Nigerian universities prepare their wards for the society. Jungle lifestyle.

practice and take up challenges. programming isn't a thing of talent by skill and requires practice.

In computer related stuff, there are many types of error. The exact error message is a pointer to what went wrong and what should be done to correct it.
Sample the exact error message here, if possible do it with screenshots.

Fight over what?

Always giving us phantom anti-corruption update to keep our focus away from #therealissues

His true character is beginning to show. I saw it early after his electoral victory and made amends promptly.

deji17

Northerners will only pause and admit their flaws for second when they are in charge and about to consolidate power further. Like the writer rightly pointed out, why are foreign herdsmen aggressive about what's not their and why do they behave themselves in other countries?

BeeBeeOoh:




So it's prayers that will stop killer Herdsmen from killing, create employment, revive the economy or stop boko haram from bombing people?

This man and his oga I don't know who is more empty

Pray for those in government.

Change needs change!

TheVictorious:
This guy is a freedom fighter. Hope you know?

I came across some of his activism vids on archive.org as far back as 2008, but don't know his religious inclination yet. Bujari has proven that cows are better than 'infidels' to him.

Interesting.

TheVictorious:
I don't think this is what you should be concerned about sir. BTW he hardly discusses religion

I am forces to discuss religion because of what is going on in Benue and MB.

TheVictorious:
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Is he a Christian? We need an sellable alternative.

utilization is important

Promises ahead of 2019.

skales67:
So you have forgotten the "Gates of Hell" statement by Bishop Oyedepo when he prayed for GEJ in Canaanland which went viral and gathered criticisms?

I will not grant you the honor of wasting my data to copy and paste links to buttress my claims because you simply don't worth it. You are free to get intoxicated with your wine of doubt.

You that you claiming to remember these thing why not sample them and let's cut the back and forth short. FYI you do not need data to copy and paste links. Once u access them copy the page link and paste here instead of getting aggressive.

skales67:
GEJ once visited Canaan land Ota where Oyedepo prayed for him some months before elections.

Secondly, Oyedepo was present physically during the PDP campaign in Akwa-Ibom State.

In both events', Oyedepo clearly described APC winning the elections and taking over as "Darkness taking over Nigeria".

Google is your friend.

Bring whatever you got from google here and stop expecting me to be guessing search query endlessly.

You made the allegation and it is up to you to prove or provide proof to support it.

Bbnaija is big business for bloggers. Even after the show, it is bbnaija news everywhere.

RIP

This man is all-round shameless. What have you done for Nigerians?

skales67:
I am not a member of winners but Oyedepo was never a supporter of this present administration. He backed GEJ during the campaigns.

Please how did he support GEJ?

Ebullience:
A former Minister of Aviation, Chief Femi Fani-Kayode, has hailed Bishop David Oyedepo of Living Faith Church and the Christian Association of Nigeria on their recent comments over the state of the nation.

He quoted Rev. Sampson O. Ayokunle, CAN President, as likening the leadership style of Buhari to a blind man leading men that could see.

Fani-Kayode wrote, “How can a semi-illiterate lead a nation of almost 200 million people? It is like a blind man leading men that can see!

“Rev. Sampson O. Ayokunle, President of the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN), Port Harcourt, 23rd April 2018.”

He also supported the Sunday’s outburst by Oyedepo where he pointedly told Buhari that God was angry with him,

The ex-minister wrote, “Can I tell you my anger against this Government? No feeling for human lives. You know what God said? I am angry with the wicked everyday. You see where “change” has brought us today since 2015? If you bring the scoresheet out, it is 0%. You better wake up so you don’t suffer the Nigerian kind of change. Defending killers! God’s judgement will hit! If you are happy with what God is angry with, you are ungodly. Those who have made others childless, wifeless, husbandless, so shall they become! Bishop David Oyedepo, Winners Chapel, Canaan Land, Ota, 22nd April 2018.”

http://dailypost.ng/2018/04/23/fani-kayode-backs-can-buhari-hails-oyedep/

Papa needs to stop associating with drug addicts like characters. He doesn't realize that some of these men are out to use his good image for selfish purposes.

The man went to UK to paint his people bad. Pathetic.

MURIC is a lousy body.
Funny enough Islam is at the fore front of religions that permit people to accept their fate as it is and call it the will of Allah.

Finance minister allays repayment fears

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has expressed concern over Nigeria’s ability to service its external loans estimated at over $18.9billion, given its mono-product economy status and low revenue base.
IMF Director, African Department, Abebe Aemro Selassie, while answering questions on rising debts in sub-Sahara African countries during a press conference on the sidelines of the IMF/World Bank Group meetings in Washington D.C., said notwithstanding the fact that Nigeria’s debt-to-GDP ratio is still okay relative to the average, there are still concerns about its ability to repay the loans.He said: “Our concern for Nigeria is in the area of debt servicing because her revenue base is too low to service the debts.”

But Nigeria’s Finance Minister, Mrs Kemi Adeosun, agreeing that the concerns are legitimate, however maintained there is no cause for alarm.This, she said is because, while some countries debt levels are as high as 55 per cent of their GDP, “Nigeria’s is at less than 20 per cent, so we are not actually one of the countries they are expressing concerns about, however, we will continue to manage our debts very responsibly.”


Adeosun, who spoke to journalists after a meeting of finance ministers and central bank governors, noted that at 20 per cent debt-to-GDP ratio, the Nigerian Government is being cautious not “to grow it aggressively. The debt rate accumulation is slowing down, as we are replacing debts with revenue and refinancing our debts.”
On the other hand, Selassie argued that Debt-to-GDP ratio does not indicate a country’s economic strength, but its ability to build buffers, adding that, “If you look at the average tax to GDP countries in the region, it’s about 15 percent so I don’t see any reason why Nigeria shouldn’t really be pushing towards that target.
“Why this is necessary is to be able to address the tremendous investment needs in education, health, and many other priorities that the government has. So it’s not really revenue collection just for revenue collection sake but the development objectives that the government itself has laid out.”
Selassie noted that Nigeria has had a relatively easy source of revenue from its mono product oil, however earnings from the product is limited to the vagaries of the international market as witnessed in the recent past before oil prices began to spike again.
Read More: Nigeria’s debt level under control, says Adeosun
As such, he said: “There has been less emphasis on tax collection, so using this avenue to enhance tax collection is important. As to how that is to be done, it’s a deeply domestic and political issue. It’s for the government to choose its appropriate tax handles. We can provide advice and suggestions but it is up to the government to find how best to optimise tax collection and in what manner.”
While government is taking international concerns on the country’s rising debts in good faith, Adeosun is quick to add that this does not mean Nigeria will stop borrowing.“That we are listening means it is good advice for all seasons; you listen to good advice, which is manage it sustainable, which is what we are doing; increase our revenue, which is what we are doing, and get our economy growing, improve the tax base so that we can continue to invest in infrastructure because that’s what will lead to industrialisation, and that is what will lead to job growth.”Not even the fact that Nigeria required over N2trillion to service the loans is a big worry because as she put it, “It is expected”.if you look at the framework that sat behind the ERGP; I don’t like to look back, but if you look at the situation we inherited in 2015, it was a collapse in our major source of income, growth had curved, reserves were not there and debts were rising.
“There were two options; one was cut back, lay people off and wait for oil prices to recover or be more aggressive, expand your budget, take on more debts and invest in infrastructure in the hope that you will get growth going to develop more revenue. Now, steps one and two and three of that have been done.
“We’ve expanded our budget, we pumped money into the economy, we made sure recession was not prolonged. We are now back into growth, we need to accelerate that growth and focus on revenue mobilisation, which in turn will reduce our debt pressures.
“That was the strategy we outlined, and that was what we executed so I don’t agree that N2.3 trillion is a large part, it’s relative to what? If we were still in recession, we’d have far bigger problems. I think what people haven’t realised is how much work had to be done to make sure that that recession was as short as possible because that would have caused real pain for the people.
“Some of the ministers that I was in meeting with, they are still in recession; they haven’t been able to get out of it yet. That means real pain for a long time. We shortened it, we had to borrow to do so and we make no apologies for that. That was the right thing to do.
“We invested N1.3trillion in infrastructure, in capital projects that will support industralisation growth, and we are starting to see the investments coming back in. Investors are saying we are opening up here and this is good news for Nigeria so I think we are on the right path.”
Relative to where things were a year ago, inflation accelerating and the very big gap between the official and parallel market rate. Of course, things have improved significantly. This is in no small part due to the reforms that have been undertaken in exchange rate regime as well as capital inflows which with the recovery in oil prices and the uncertainty around exchange rate ameliorating, have been taking place into Nigeria. Inflation has also been decelerated. These are all welcome trends but I do think that there remains a need to move towards having a more simplified exchange rate regime moving forward. That would also be important for the conduct of monetary policy so the idea is to go back to what you have before so that you have a liquid foreign exchange market.

https://m.guardian.ng/business-services/money/imf-worried-about-nigerias-ability-to-service-external-loans/

soberdrunk:
Nigeria that we like to hype and celebrate mediocrity, i wont be surprised if it is just one small company with one weak software that they are hyping like this, "$3 million dollar" company and the CEO is looking like "N-POWER FRESH RECRUIT" if "krystal digital" is still functioning and growing in the next 10 years then i can give him accolade.........

Looks can be deceptive at times.