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My people are useless, my people are sensiless, my people are indisciplined.... No be today we begin hear such from uncle Buhari.

blackpanda:
Herdsmen were killing long before buhari became president. And any solution he puts forward is always criticized by you wailers. Yet u have no solution of ur own. What exactly do wailers want Smh

Were they killing policemen and threatening through MACBAN also? Was there any anti- grazing bill in any state then. So the history of killing is enough reason for Buhari to fold his arms and give dummy orders to service heads?

blackpanda:
There is no pleasing u, is there
What exactly do u wailers want really

Buhari has shown clearly that his heart is with his Fulani brethren and any rumour of a change of heart is likely to be received with skepticism. The herdsmen can even kill policemen but shite members cant block COAS.

It could be a 2019 stunt meant to pacify docile Buhari voters who may think they are about to get justice.
It could be squashed at the senate eventually through politicking. If the herdsmen could manhandle police and not get heat then this is possible.

LaiveNg:
Read the title of the thread...

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LaiveNg:
"What is the meaning of that dollar sign in front of '$name' and '$age'"?

"How much did you collect from client X that you want to collect this amount from me"?

how did the client get to see your code?

mikolo80:
govt business always fails

In Nigeria or a around the world?

mikolo80:
govt has no business in business it always fails

Stop the delusion.

calyto:
Ok sir.

Oya go and argue with your mates.

I don't have time to argue with kids

well what I meant to say initially is that there was no commensurate increase in IGR Compared to debt incurred. My bad but My point stands.

deomelo:
This is just a reflection of your own ignorance and cluelessness about debt.

When government take out debts to build infrastructures, it's always to create jobs, generate investments and ultimately, boost the IGR and according to available data and documented records, the debts created jobs, created educated manpower, boosted investments and massively increased the IGR which is needed to pay and service debts and build more infrastructures and create government social programs.


We don't even have to keep arguing or lecturing you ipobs all the time because the positive results for the debts are out their in black and white.

1. Osun is the 2nd state in Nigeria with the lowest unemployment rate, what position is your village?

2. Osun ranks 2nd in human capital ( human capital is defined as the skills, knowledge, and experience possessed by an individual or population, viewed in terms of their value or cost to an organisation or country. These are what actually facilitate or constrain the development of any organisation, state or nation) , what position is your village?

3. Osun ranks 2nd less miserable and poverty-ridden state Nigeria, what position is your village?

4. Osun is the 2nd richest state in Nigeria, what position is your village?

5. Osun is the most peaceful and secured state in Nigeria, what position is your village?


Do you know one of the reasons why they have the lowest poverty rate in Nigeria.

Look at the school feeding program, they feed tens of thousands of school children 5 days a week, it means 15,000 whole chickens, 254,000 eggs, 35 heads of cattle and 400 tonnes of catfish are purchased weekly from farmers and food vendors..

That's thousands of jobs from farmers, transports, cooperatives, food vendors, cooks and a lot of IGR moving within the local economy and into government accounts.


34% IGR increase did not happen by accident, it's because of wise, smart and strategic government policies, a text book effect of smart borrowing.

Keep ranting there. what is debt to igr ratio. so if there was oil Osun cant stand alone to take and repay low interest debts?
Stop trying to hard to win an argument and start being more logical.

calyto:
Ok sir.
Oya go and argue with your mates.
I don't have time to argue with kids

Boxed into the corner.

This man did not sign up to be a Nigerian but is being harassed. CU students signed agreement at least.

omokab:
I will only answer you because, you asked if I am a yoruba man. I'm a typical yoruba man and base in Osogbo. Would you compare the work aregesola arege has done in osun to any of those you mentioned excluding bola ige. Join all of them together, they can't match the work of aregbe. Also you people don't even know what borrowing means to economy. What matter most is to use it for the purpose it was meant for. But if you don't know osogbo in the pre Aregbesola era you may not appreciate his work. Even babatope said it last week or so that it will be difficult for other party to defeat apc in their coming election Bcs of good work of aregbe in osun stat

What about the crippling debt that funded those works you claim aregbe has done?
Is contract award such a big deal when the repayment is largely being funded by allocation and not revenue generated directly or indirectly by projects executed with the debt.

calyto:
Was argued by Shehu Sani right?

Were you expecting an approval from him before?

Secondly, if an IGR increases from 17billion in 2016 to 26 billion in 2017, is that not an increase?

Hello!

https://www.dailytrust.com.ng/kaduna-govt-generates-n26-53bn-igr-in-2017-targets-n42bn-in-2018.html

You don't expect a 55% increase in IGR to sell as a good justification for a debt that will increase capital expenditure by over 500%.

That's if we pretend the increase in IGR is directly influenced by projects the debt funded. You will agree with me that the increase in IGR was largely down to blockage of old leakages.

calyto:
And the IGR hasn't increased?

Are you ok this morning or looking for where to rant.

I'm sure you don't know that the Kaduna loan issue is a direct political tussle between El Rufai and Shehu Sani....

Both of them are trying to pull themselves down so intra-state comparison is different from inter-state comparison.

Did you read the part where lack of increase in IGR was used to argue against the proposed loan?

calyto:
http://www.businessdayonline.com/osun-target-n5bn-monthly-igr-achievable/

Delusional response.

calyto:
If you don't know, why not ask?

Ekiti is owing as much as Benue.

The only difference with Benue is because he has some small-small projects to point at.

Osun is not his mate at all.

Learn...Travel.....Stop reading from igbereTV et al

I don't need to travel out my locality to know what happens there.
How will infrastructure be maintained if the state IGR doesn't increase? Are u following the Kaduna loan saga at all?

calyto:
Debt is better used to create wealth than to throw or sponsor party

Ekiti is also owing but they cannot compare with Osun as per infrastructural development.

Please compare Ekiti's debt to Project and compare Osun's own also. then tell me if Ekitis debt eats into workers salary.

Taking loans to pay terrorists?

Debt things . . .

Omololu2121:
why should the FG build more refinery, when the ones they have in delta,rivers and Kaduna are all messed up.

And other refineries are been built too,a refinery is been build in ondo state,though it's not gonna be as dangote refinery, but it's also big

Because govt around the globes have huge stakes in refineries and oil. Nigeria's case is caused by domination or others resource. You don't grow injustice.

The dark shade dictator.

Near monopoly. Renewed anger among the oil producing communities. Saving of forex. decongested ports. ... I wonder why FG can't build something similar.

OK

cool work there.

laudate:
Of course, people will read his biography. If not for amusement, they will certainly read it for his spin on the illogical events that took place, while he was in power. IBB had a golden chance to write his name in gold, in the portals of history. But he squandered it, carelessly by making the worst decision of his entire life. Till today, IBB and his cohorts have never said the whole truth about that annulment, neither have they given us the honest reasons, for the grand deception they foisted on Nigerians, by annulling that 1993 election. Nigerian citizens have been fed a lot of lies, half-truth, propaganda, slogans etc in a bid to cover up the real issue.

If IBB can tell the truth, and nothing but the truth, about that whole unsavoury episode, then he would have done a great service to this country and those who believe in its' people. IBB should not forget - there is nothing that can be hidden forever. If he takes the secret about that election to his grave, posterity would judge him harshly!

Politics appears to be your thing.

general111:
Fulani herdsmen are funny..what do they want sef?? I think this is just a sector of bokoharam..

It appears BH wasn't defeated but chased out of their stronghold and have morphed into a guerrilla style group.

deomelo:
lol @ village ipob terrorist bishop

I remember when BH started with Christians during GEJ's time. We witnessed a silence of conspiracy. Your comment isn't different from that silence. Ride on while your paymasters party is In charge.

President Buhari has declared his intention, as is his right, to run for a 2nd term. Unlike the last time when he ran on vague promises and against a hapless incumbent, this time there is a clear record by which Nigerians can take an objective measure of the man and his party. In my own view, the current government’s handling of the forex crisis in 2016 did incredible and needless damage to the Nigerian economy. In 2016, Nigeria went through its first recession in 25 years and is yet to recover from that contraction.
Almost from day one, the president publicly stated his strong opinion on what the exchange rate should be, regardless of any exogenous factors. The logic behind this was to protect Nigerians from some pain they were incapable of handling. But intention is one thing, reality is quite another because the consequence of having monetary policy being set by the president was that the economy froze and was taken over by indecision and unpredictability. I am no fan of the CBN governor but in fairness to him, he had devalued twice before the current government came to power. To be absolutely clear – devaluation is and was never an economic magic bullet. It is a painful option to have to take but it is the least bad because it allows the economy adjust to a new reality and continue to grow. The only thing worse than low or uneven growth is no growth at all.
The excuse given is that the previous government left nothing in reserves and as such the only response was to keep a fixed exchange rate that could not clear the market. This is comical. In 2008, when oil prices crashed and Nigeria had well over $60bn in reserves, Governor Soludo still devalued the naira. Why? Because reserves are a sign of confidence. If oil prices crash and you start spending reserves to defend an artificial exchange rate, you invite speculators to test how far you can go and speculate on your currency. What if oil prices don’t go back up? Reserves are not infinite so you might end up with no reserves and still devalue. Who has not heard of those Nigerian politicians who leave office and try to continue ‘maintaining their lifestyle’ and then go broke rapidly? But the president went to Doha and London and everywhere else vowing not to devalue the naira.
The result was that a complex economy with millions of daily interactions was reduced to man-know-man as the means of obtaining scarce forex. Pastor Lagbaja and Alhaji Tamedun, who both import diesel, would apply for forex and the Pastor would get while the Alhaji wouldn’t. There was no logic or science to it and corruption flourished. It was impossible to plan your business given you didn’t know if you would get forex or not. Those who got forex regularly were those who had been chosen as special. In 2016, Nigeria’s biggest company, Dangote Cement, reported a total income of N287bn but out of that, an incredible N101bn came from gains made from forex.
One underreported effect of all this was the sheer amount of economic distraction it caused. Every Nigerian was turned into a forex speculator overnight. The dollar was the most talked about thing on social media – people were checking the dollar rate every 5 minutes. It was like trying to study for an exam and having facebook open in front of you. Speculating on the dollar became more profitable than any other business in the country.
And then government officials, perhaps realising their mistake, doubled down. ‘Intellectual’ or ‘economist’ became an insult. One former governor – who probably thinks an economic model is something that is tall, light skinned and beautiful – led the charge in praising the president and questioning the motives and patriotism of anyone who disagreed. The APC has some of the most intelligent minds in Nigeria yet it was pin drop silence from them as the president performed open heart surgery on the economy using a blade and no anaesthesia.
What else could reasonably be expected from a year like that? The economic recession was man made and wholly avoidable. The year where Nigeria tried to keep an unrealistic rate of N199/$1 ended with a painful recession. After devaluing to N360/$1, the economy managed to grow last year slightly. The irony is rich and thick. But today, what we are being told is that the recession was inevitable and it was because PDP left nothing in reserves. The people who vowed never to do the thing they have now done are now collecting awards for it. What exactly was the point?
All this leaves one question to answer. What will happen if and when the Nigerian economy suffers another external shock? These things happen fairly often and without warning so it will be good to ask the President and his party how they will react to such an event and ensure the Nigerian economy is not put through another needless and painful contraction.
Anything else is just pure economic vandalism.


https://m.guardian.ng/business-services/the-year-of-economic-vandalism/

These figure don't move our leaders a bit. They are concerned about domination.
In 30yrs our population will swell by over 85 million yet we are not thinking of how to build irrigations, rails, schools, industries, and human minds.

Shire are terrorist like IPOB and unlike Book Haram.