₦airaland Forum

PerfectlyPerfect:
Boko Haram ain't COMMON. terrorism isn't something you can just defeat. Check out the US and all the countries where they've been fighting terrorism and tell me if they've curbed it in any of the countries. you really have to give credit to these guys. they've done much more that the US have ever done. the US has the heaviest military budget in the world, more than that of half of all countries in Africa combined but see what Al Qaeda did to them, even when AL Qaeda was still a fledgling. Our military changed the tides of the war immediately they got better equipment and ammunition, if they get more, they'll still do better. me sincerely believe that if given the opportunity, we'll have the best military in the world

dayo23:
Stop saying trash boy, majority of ISIS/Al-Queda top commandants are still been killed by U.S Delta force and Airforce, 2ndly you don't expect U.S to deploy it Military to a sovereign state, the Arab world are against U.S deploying forces to there region, most of those Mission carried out by delta force/Navy Seal are covered operation (Dark). Beside have u heard terrorist capturing U.S territory? That is impossible bro. Rag tag team Boko haram were humiliating our so called celebrated military force in our own land even taking over our territory, chasing our Armies like puppet, and u here saying trash.
The truth is most of our Military lacks counter terrorism tactics, sadly na unqualified abokis full their pass, people qualified ain't giving the job. Nigeria military are substandard, overhyped, weak and unprofessional.

zeestunner:
America with all their drones,military hardware and everythings they've got including the f-16's and shit ran away frm iraq and afganistan anr are afraid to join the isis war. U see terrorism is a very dificult type or warfare and it takes a long time to finish. So bros abeg nigerian army don over try sef if u compare there budget,weapons,technology,training even alawee sef with western armies most especially d US army.

LeOstrich:
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This is plain retardo.

How do you use a sniper rifle for CQB?

Tmex:
I saw this coming along time ago, whether its rumoured or not .even tinubu is scared where he is now , any more backlash by tinubu will definitely push him to the pdp, saraki's position is too critical for tinubu to let go, but it will be better he lives him alone , else apc looses the senate majority to the pdp.

Xetima:
[/b][b]Former President Jonathan Officials Accuse Buhari Of Dismissing Already Dissolved Board, Claim $5 Billion Remitted By NLNG - Sahara Reporters


Some members of the outgone administration of President Goodluck Jonathan have said President Muhammad Buhari was out of order by dissolving the board of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC), contending that, according to the “Petroleum Act,” the board stood dissolved the moment erstwhile Petroleum Minister, Diezani Alison-Madueke, left office.

President Muhammadu Buhari
Wikipedia
Two members of Mr. Jonathan administration, who spoke on condition of anonymity, told SaharaReporters that there was no reason for President Buhari to send a letter to the board of the NNPC to dissolve. “That act [President Buhari’s dissolution of the NNPC board] is null since there was no board in place after the former Petroleum Minister, Diezani Alison-Madueke, left office,” said one of the sources.

Mrs. Alison-Madueke, who constituted the current NNPC board, officially lost her cabinet position on May 29, 2015 when former President Jonathan’s tenure ended.

A second source, who served on the disbanded board, claimed that Mr. Jonathan’s administration left $5 billion in the kitty for the incoming Buhari government. He said the funds were yielded by dividends from Nigeria’s sales of liquefied natural gas.

Last weekend, Babs Omotowa, the chief executive of the Nigerian Liquefied Natural Gas Company (NLNG), claimed that the company paid $1.6 billion in dividends to the Buhari government. However, one of the two sources who spoke to us claimed that said the amount was $5 billion. He added that President Buhari was either hiding the correct amount paid to his government in order to justify his claim of inheriting “an empty treasury” or that the NLNG was playing a game on Nigerians.

The NLNG is a joint venture between the Nigerian government and multinational oil companies.

http://saharareporters.com/2015/06/27/former-president-jonathan-officials-accuse-buhari-dismissing-already-dissolved-board

Fellow Nigerians, who is not telling us the truth here? Did NLNG actually remit $5Billion or $1.6Billion? This should not go the way of $2.8Billion ooo! No ministers, no accountability, everyone is busy talking about NASS issues, we need to be vigilant.

Rawani:
Quite true. VP Osibanjo should consider tying the marketers to be involved in the oil-swap agreements to banking instruments such that if they fail to deliver the agreed quantity of refined products exchanged for our sweet crude, they will lose their money. This will hopefully minimize the inherent risks typical of such arrangements.

I wonder what his detractors are looking at, VP Osibanjo is looking every bit Presidential and displays a commanding persona in those photos.

fulanimafia:
That is our technocrat Vice-president giving them the business. His legal expertise will definitely come in handy with developing the regulatory framework for the planned industry reforms, particularly oil swap agreements.

CountDracula:
Commissioner Osinbande hwfar?

barcanista:
you are right on point. In terms of godfatherism, Tinubu is light years ahead of Saraki. The Saraki I know is good at backstabbing and being cunny just like his father. Tinubu on the other-hand cannot be said to be backstabbing BUT he always make would-be beneficiaries of his political mastery to enter into a compromise that will see him attain more power, influence and money.

While Tinubu can be "accommodated", someone like Saraki should be watched carefully

onajo2000:
The National Leader Of the All Progressives Congress (APC) Bola Tinubu have been accused of sponsoring PDP Media Watchdog by Northern Youths Movement (NYM). The group which called for the resignation of President Mohammadu Buhari, Daily Post reports.

The PDP Media Watchdog had called for President Buhari to resign after he said his age -72 years – might hinder his effectiveness in office.

PDP had later denied being affiliated with the group, saying it had no hand in its activities.

However a statement from NYM says “the comment made in South Africa by President Buhari, regarding his age was deliberately hyped by Tinubu’s hatchet men in the media and the call for the president’s registration was aimed at gauging the reaction of Nigerians,” “Also, we are aware that Tinubu’s camp is working on the possibility of President Buhari not completing his term, either due to failing health or death.”

“However, we youths in north are aware of his (Tinubu) plot against the north and we wish to tell him that we are watching.”

“He has failed in his attempt to hijack the National Assembly and use it to impeach President Buhari and we want to assure Tinubu and his cronies that President Buhari will not only complete his tenure, he will go for second term.”

- See more at: http://www.vibenigeria.com/tinubu-wants-buhari-to-resign-as-nigerian-president-northern-group/

midolian:
He will soon take action. And when he starts, I don't want to hear "witch hunting" o! OR Buhari is jailing only his enemies OR Buhari is jailing only the pple of the S/S and S/E.

Chosen1984:
Incomplete list! Efcc seems u guys are doing selective Judgement. Join this men in your lists:

Gabriel Suswan- Benue
Akpabio- Akwaibom
Chief Servant Aliyu-Niger
Ochendo Theo Orji- Abia ( 500 officials should baggage this guy)
uduagan- Delta ( Remember say dis guy Na ibori cousin)
Fashola & Tinubu- Lagos ( I fear these two, the more u look, the less you see)
Achike Udenwa- former Imo governor
imoke- cross river
wamakko- Sokoto
Aliero- kebbi

franchizy:
All replacement must be from the Niger Delta states because they own the oil.
The marginalization of the Niger Delta must stop.
No Igbo, yoruba or Hausa man must be appointed.
This marginalization of the Niger Delta must stop.
Give to the Ceasar (ND) what belongs to ceasar.

MaziOmenuko:
Ensure you seize their inter'n passports so they don't leave this country for cancer treatment.

They must account for the rot they placed the oil sector into.

baseg25:
what do you think?..
his he really saying the truth

Mogidi:
99% of those abusing Saraki are from one particular region.

Neduzze5:
Talk talk!!

Committee whose reports may never be taken into consideration. They should slash it down at once no need for all these long waste of time!!

helovesme:
kayode again?

Kayode needs to shut the f*ck up.

Until the mess in the senate is resolved, PMB is under no obligation to release any ministeral list.

the truth is, there will always be people such as Kayode that will fault his selection of ministers.

the priority now for us agents of change is how to get rid of Saraki.

Saraki is PDP - flesh and blood and he is going to be the achilles heel of this administration if something is not done quickly about him.