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How can you investigate or publicly accuse the vice president if he has immunity in the first place? Remove the immunity, you rubber stamped nitwits. You are not talking to zombies. |
Seconds has a poor record. He has failed. |
Rossinnki:How does it change the fact that your president have borrowed away your future? |
Rossinnki:Biafra kee you there. I am sure an igbo company is feeding and providing a source of living to you somewhere in whatever area of Lagos you live. Peasant. |
Rossinnki:You are a congenital clown. I am sure a useless rail to nowhere in maidiguiri will help your life in ogbomoso. A commoner like you don't know that your future has been sold away. |
Afamed:It is an utmost stupidity to compare American loans to the nonsense you have in Nigeria. America prints the US dollars, they have the world's biggest economy and in fact, buying American debts is like an investment for the creditors since America is so economically stable. Your useless president borrowed 30 billion dollars to lavish on the most unproductive section of the country. The money will not improve Nigeria much when all is said and done. Keep comparing America to Nigeria. |
The moment he leaves office, nobody will give a hoot about him. |
ProWalker:Unfortunately, you have been cursed never to be stable. I am sure if it was a case of oil, it would be called attache by force. Some of your people are arguing that NOI is from the south south and not igbo. |
Yet buhari is going to spend 70% of 30 billion dollars on an unproductive north and $0.00 on the south east. And some people still believe that old fool has a clue about how to build a prosperous nation. We should keep punishing ourselves. |
This woman is working and coordinating for the biggest economies and countries in the world, yet some hopeless street urchins from Yoruba land supporting idiots like tinubu and Buhari think they have an opinion? Una no well. Better go look for your mates like adeosun or tunde Fowler. |
solmusdesigns:I don't think the Yoruba are more or even as educated as the igbo. Not in this decade. |
Given the fact that she has been paid by South Africa to look for sources of growth, she is going to do it at the expense of Nigeria if need be. |
I overheard a 19 year old jambite telling a 26 year old male graduate teaching her in a tutorial centre, that he is not up to the calibre of those that can toast her and she meant it. That was when I knew how much damage yahoo boys have done. |
Thonypadua:You bought bag of rice for N18000. That is what Ngozi did. That is economics 101 for dullards. |
Basher8583:If I descend on you eh. Compare the standard of living, macro economic and economic indices, strength of the naira, inflation rate, poverty rate, Sovereign wealth fund creation, foreign reserve, in 2014 and compare with 2020. The difference in those is what Ngozi did. |
Thonypadua:The fact that you are asking me what her achievements are shows you know nothing about your country. Don't quote me again. Get a political education. |
Thonypadua:What I posted is different from what you replied to. Are you arguing the fact that she is a consultant or her achievements for Niger? Choose one. |
What does uhrobo have to offer? Why would you bother replying a thread like this? |
sharone21:All the best things about Nigeria happened under Ngozi. |
0m0nnakoda:Her achievements are numerous to mention, as well as her shortcomings. A bigot would not see the former. Buhari just borrowed 22 billion dollars. You would need another okonjo with her powers of connection to get you debt cancellation if ever possible. |
Yomit71:You want them to employ Fowler and zainab? Haba. That is economic suicide. |
Ngozi is an economic consultant. She consults for the biggest economies in the world. |
You are giving your baby to ritualists and murderers? What kind of men are those? |
DonFreshmoney:You don't know azikiwe is the father of Nigeria? If not for the civil war, igbo would be your lingual franca. Even ahmadu bello said it before he died. Things have fallen apart. Servants are riding on horseback and princes are treking barefoot. |
I have said it countless times that the north does not need to more roads and rails. What it needs are massive investment in SMEs, grants and loans. The places that needs massive investment in road and rails are in the south. That is cold blooded economical facts that would produce results. |
stanluiz:It is going to the place with the least potential to create national prosperity. That is buharinomics. Economics driven by nepotism. |
Back2Daura:And the irony is that you need to activate the Nnewi -aba- Onitsha industrial clusters to even have a chance at sustainable industrialisation of this country. I would expect significant investment in roads, power and standardisation of those places. Invest in the middle belt. Activate their agricultural sector. The old man is building rails and roads in the north. To do what? To make Northern -southern Migration easier? It's a waste. Nobody can convince me otherwise. |
I have gone through the breakdown, and it is a crying shame. Apart from three projects there, the rest is not going to change the fortunes of Nigeria in any significant way. So this is how this old man is going to waste 22 billion dollars and Nigeria will still remain the poverty capital of the world labouring under the yoke of debt servicing. Too bad. Too freaking bad. A leader like Kagame will weep at the waste. |
gawu1:The Niger bridge is just one of such projects that need to be done and I don't think you need to borrow to complete that project. Truth is bitter. I don't need to cuddle. Such humongous monies should go into strategic projects devoid of sentiment that would set this country on the path of economic self sufficiency and industrialisation. If you use that money to build northern roads, rails and bridges to nowhere, you are all on your own. |
Borrowing that money is bad enough. Blowing that money on the unproductive and unprofitable north would be a bigger disaster. Which is what is going to happen. Buhari is going to use that money to build northern roads and rails. Projects that are inviable and does not add to the bottom line. |
myobjective:We have already seen in 2015 and 2019 and it will still repeat in 2023 with osibanjo losing his polling unit again. |
myobjective:We do not have monopoly? Don't worry, we will see how you are going to pry those votes that osibanjo could not get in 2019. Jolly just come. Without the north hoping to vote your side, your Yoruba candidate is finished. |
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