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Its only a fool that will jubilate over this disgusting and embarrassing news..... Is there no Petroleum Industrial Bill in the house anymore or other bills which can benefit Nigerians on the street which needed to be fast tracked So bills that will make thieves move freely is what the senate want to speedily pass and our so called leaders of tomorrow are happy about it.

Nigerian future needs deliverance

Am i the only one seeing the 4th pix?

1. Addressing people in such an opened place without any visible PA system.
2. Who can u point out in that picture giving him attention if truly he was addressing them?
3. Wat can u make out of the pictures

Pls i want people wit useful brain to answer. Thanks

Its very unfortunate to see this kind thread coming from someone i used to think he has foresight and is a great thinker irrespective of party affiliation.

I didnt vote for buhari, but i believe he meant well for this nation and working earnestly to achieve that.

Only people with foresight and not ethnic or political bigots will understand me.
Believe it or not, our future has being looted away by few individuals and we need time to get back on the track and get it right.
I stand to be corrected we can only decide who to vote for in 2019 after the 3rd budget of this administration

@op if you understand the meaning of foreign reserve, why is our foreign reserve was not up to $100 bill as at 2014 ? Question for tony

Pls if u must quote me be a matured thinker.

PGEJ has every answer to that project.

Vicboi1:
This government would be the worst Nigeria ever had no clear direction. No visual policy. Nothing the only thing they can do is fight. Fight. Fight. Nigeria is in for a big surprise

Definitely it's going to b the worst for you and your family. as for me and my household, this govt is going to be the best ever witnessed.

This government would be the worst Nigeria ever had no clear direction. No visual policy. Nothing the only thing they can do is fight. Fight. Fight. Nigeria is in for a big surprise.


Definitely it's going to b the worst for you and your family. as for me and my household, this govt is going to be the best ever witnessed.

58EC357F

why are u guys disturbing urself on this so called report. Original logo on photocopy

why are u guys disturbing urself on this so called report. Original logo on photocopy

I can only see a man resisting an arrest and forcefully being put in a bus, can't see any beating in this part of the video may be in another part. Law is our problem and the solution to our problem.




If a man steals a phone worth of #5000 we give him maximum shishi (jungle justice) like no ones business and probably take him to police station to continue with his "deserved punishment" but if police handles top politician who made away or mismanaged our billions we call it abuse of fundamental right.....may God help us.

if I recolect, the last time he visited his ppl at his constituency he went there with a chartered aero chopper. I guess that's what his people use as well



www.nairaland.com/2724780/ben-murray-bruce-visits-constituency-photos

Di’ja, a fast rising act with Mavin has said she loves her music family and does not intend to leave any time soon.
According to her, Don Jazzy chastises them, but that does not mean she will leave. He chatoses us, because he wants the best for us, she explained. She also spoke to Saturday Beats about her relationship, stating that she is single, but selectively available.
“I am not in a relationship but I am selectively available. If a guy should do the right thing, be himself, if he is kind and nice, then we are good to go,” she said.
On her music family; “I have not left my family yet so I do not think I would leave a family that I just adopted. Mavins is my family and I feel like I am home when I am with them. You don’t leave your parents because they shout at you or flog you. I have come to a place where I feel happy and that is all that matters. I am contented with what I have. “We are always recording music day and night. Don Jazzy normally teases us by asking us if we think we are successful yet. He says it to motivate us. If you feel you have achieved a great level of success, it would work against you so we are always working hard and recording in the studio. We just hope that whatever it is we put out, the world would love it,” she said.

The current petrol supply challenge facing the nation owing to delay in subsidy claim payment and foreign exchange shortage may not abate soon. Petroleum product marketers said the fuel scarcity could continue up until December. They said with the approval of the N413bn subsidy arrears by the Federal Government still awaiting clearance at the National Assembly, there were other issues such as perfecting the paper work and getting the forex equivalent of the N413bn payment. The process, they said, could take a number of weeks to complete. A marketer, who spoke to our correspondent on telephone from Apapa, Lagos, which is a major petroleum products supply hub in the country, said when payments for the subsidy arrears were eventually made later this month, concluding transactions on fresh product supply from the international market was likely going to linger until December. “For the fact we have (marketers) stopped importation of product for some time now, there is obviously a huge gap in the supply. This gap must be closed for us to have normalcy in the supply chain. Truly, I don’t see this normalcy returning by December given the current happenings,” the marketer said. The Chairman, Nigeria Union of Petroleum and Natural Gas Workers, Lagos Zone, Alhaji Tokunbo Korodo, who also spoke to our correspondent, said the supply situation was unlikely to see much improvement as marketers’ confidence in the government had seriously eroded. According to him, aside from ensuring that the recently approved subsidy payments finally get to marketers, the government needs to reassure marketers of its commitment to keep to the product supply and distribution terms.
Korodo said, “Although approval had been made, the actual payment of the subsidy arrears is a different ball game. With the way things are at the moment, it will take between three and four weeks for us to have a normalised market. “As we speak, some marketers are still cautious when it comes to importing product under the subsidy scheme. Government needs to build the confidence of marketers so that they can fully go back into the business. Otherwise, the scarcity situation might soon become unbearable.” Two marketers, who spoke to our correspondent from Abuja, where they are on a mission to get their subsidy payments, said it would take a while before the payment is cleared following some process constraints. One of the marketers, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said after the payment of the N413bn claims to marketers, they (marketers) would be left with another major issue of getting forex conversion, since the Federal Government would be paying in naira.
The marketer said, “In recent times, we have been having issues with getting enough forex for our deals. Nothing has changed in the regard. Now, we have a huge sum of N413bn entering the system. Loans will be paid in forex as well as payments for products from international suppliers. “The Central Bank of Nigeria is not giving us a clear directive in this regard. We will need forex, but we do not know where to get it in this quantum. Right now, the truth is that marketers don’t know how to source forex with the recent CBN provision.” The Executive Secretary, Major Oil Marketers Association, Mr. Thomas Olawore, did not respond to calls made to him by our correspondent.
But a director in one of the major oil marketing firms in Nigeria said that given logistic constraints among other value chain problems, supply challenges were not likely to end before December.
The Minister of State for Petroleum, Dr. Ibe Kachikwu, on Wednesday said President Muhammadu Buhari was seeking the approval of the National Assembly to pay the N413bn subsidy claims to oil marketers.
But the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation said on Friday that it had enough volume of petrol in stock to satisfy the nation’s domestic consumption, noting that the prevailing fuel queues in some major cities across the country had nothing to do with lack of supply of petroleum products. The Executive Director, Commercial of the Pipeline and Products Marketing Company, Mr. Justine Ezeala, stated that a projected volume of 1.4 billion litres of petrol was available for distribution to fuel stations across the country all through the month of November.
He said as part of measures to tackle the ‘artificial scarcity’ the PPMC had increased the volume of petrol being trucked out to filling stations, adding that most of the 37 NNPC Retail Mega Stations across the country had been directed to commence 24-hour service.


source:http://punchng.com/fuel-scarcity-may-continue-in-december-marketers/

and he chartered aero helicopter to visit his constituency..... hypocrite.

byrron:
Thanks but it aint working for me.


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try sport lemon

goalllllll



wat a brilliant pass from musa and an awesome goal

BRAV0O:
eyeama keep ?

Carl ikeme

red card to a cameroon player at the start of second half

kishimi8:
Who is da captain today?? Enyeama?

Ahmed Musa

this echiejile is a flop

goalllllllll, efe ambrose

lack of communication between efe ambrose and carl almost cost us a goal

SE are trying to be careful with their passes.....after 32 mins into the game SE got 2 shot on goal

not a bad start...........


is on super sport 3