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PDP nearly bankrupt this country

oyebanji44:
Absolutely correct...Baba Jonah don't want to be a scale goat ..and fall fool..

Jonathan has Laurent Gbogbo in his mind

capatainrambo:
he turned osinbajo to stamarer overnight

Those lies from Lienus Obi will turn the best orator into an instant stammerer .

Lienus Obi must hear this.

Chairman Him Tu Lai of China.

Lienus Obi must hear this.

Kabongo1:
Which market for oyibo?

If the news had been that prices of foodstuffs have gone up, I'm sure you will not be wondering which Oyibo market

Thank you Mr President.

Government Agric efforts crash prices of food items in Lagos

DECEMBER 17, 2018

Various government efforts at revamping agriculture may have started yielding results as prices of tomatoes and pepper have reduced in major markets in Lagos. God’s market…

A survey by NAN on Monday at Mile 12, Oyingbo and Iddo markets showed that a 40kg basket of tomatoes goes for N5,000, from its previous price of N10, 000 in November and N29, 000 in July.

A 50 kg basket of ‘tatashe’ (pepper) decreased from N14, 000 to N8, 000, while a basket of chilli pepper (rodo) also dropped from N13, 000 to N8, 000. Mr Femi Odusanya, spokesperson of Mile 12 Market Perishable Foods Traders Association, said that government’s efforts in agriculture might have started yielding positive results on the prices of food. FCC considers ending merger ban among broadcast networks in US “About two to three years ago, fertilizer, a major farming input, was sold at about N10, 000 to N12, 000, but now fertilizer goes for about N6500 in the market. “Some state governments in the North are giving tractors to farmers free of charge to plough their land and also access to improved seedlings.

“Definitely, all these have impacted, one way or the other, in reducing cost of production for most farmers and the result is now evident for all to benefit from,” he said. Odusanya said that prices of the commodities might even reduce further before Christmas, due to the increasing supply from about 80 trucks to 120 trucks daily to the market.


Our cost of transaction, fees, attractive — SEC boss He urged government to sustain efforts and also invest more in mechanized farming to boost food production and sufficiency in the country. However, price of a jute bag of onions increased from N28, 000 to N35,000 while one kilogramme of frozen chicken and turkey goes for N1,000 and N1,100, respectively. Live chicken is sold for between N3,500 and N6, 000, depending on their sizes. Also, a 50kg bag of rice ranges between N16, 500 and N22, 000, depending on the brand, a 25 litres of palm oil goes for N11, 500, while a measurement of “garri’’ cost N380. Some of the traders also attributed the drop in the prices of food to the massive supply of food items occasioned by harvest season. (NAN)


https://www.vanguardngr.com/2018/12/government-agric-efforts-crash-prices-of-food-items-in-lagos/

ashacot:
This is shameless from reno

PDP.ig in desperation mode. Losers.

HBD Our own dear President, their Jubril.
Long life and prosperity.
Come FeBuhari 2019 , victoria acerta.

LiePobs and fake polls all over the place.
Premium Times deleted their polls when they realised that Osinbajo was winning. If it were to be otherwise, you would have seen :Breaking News.

Atiku is still fishing from the same water that Jonathan fished from. Nothing has changed for PDP. Nigerians rejected their deceits in 2015 and they will not embrace it now. It will take many electoral cycle loss for PDP for them to realise that Nigerians have rejected their types of politics.

Dinho20:
LOL

I know, especially among those who lied that the Man is a Jubril from Sudan

Peter Obi deletes tweet giving false figures

DECEMBER 15, 2018


The vice-presidential candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party, Peter Obi, caught red-handed for reeling out fake and outlandish figures on Friday night went further low early Saturday: he deleted one of the misleading tweets. Peter Gregory Obi Obi had claimed during the live TV debate on Friday in Abuja that Nigeria attracted $41 billion Foreign Direct Investment in its economy in 2015 and that the value of the FDI fell to to $12.5 billion under the Buhari administration, to justify why Buhari must leave looters alone and mind the economy.

Obi, who told many lies during the debate, was fact-checked and his figure for 2015 was found to be wide off the mark. Apparently embarrassed, he deleted the tweet and replaced it with another. Here were his original tweet and the correction he got: *Obi’s deleted tweet The fact checking that showed that Obi lied Obi’s new tweet skirted 2015 and now quoted a figure for 2014. Peter Obi @PeterObi · 20h Replying to @PeterObi Currently, we have a government that is doing what it is not suppose to do.

The job of Government is supervision and to create an enabling environment for investments to thrive. #2019debate Peter Obi @PeterObi In 2014, we generated $21bn in FDI, in 2017, Nigeria attracted only $12bn. Unemployment & underemployment was 24% in 2014. In 2017 it is now 40%. Even our stock market has lost over N2Trillion in one year. You can’t shut down your shop and be chasing criminals. #2019Debate 1,344 6:36 AM – Dec 15, 2018 Twitter Ads info and privacy 732 people are talking about this Twitter Ads info and privacy Even that figure was false. ProShare , an investment company dealing with equities said $2.7billion was what came in in 2014 and it fell to $720m in 2015, rising again to $1.4b in 2016, falling again in 2017 to $980million. Trading Economies.com said Foreign Direct Investment in Nigeria averaged 1279.72 USD Million from 2007 until 2018, reaching an all time high of 3084.90 USD Million in the fourth quarter of 2012 and a record low of 435.64 USD Million in the second quarter of 2018.

IndexMundi, quoting IMF figures also gave FDI for Nigeria as $5,562,874,000 in 2013, $4,655,849,000 in 2014(far lower than the $24billion quoted by Obi), $3,128,592,000 in 2015 and $4,434,648,000 in 2016. It fell to $3.4billion in 2017, according to World Bank data. And here is a CBN report on Direct Investments inflow to Nigeria’s economy. The CBN said it increased by 0.7 per cent to US$438.84 million when compared with the preceding quarter of 2018.


It however, indicated a decline of 45.0 per cent when compared to the corresponding period of 2017. “Portfolio Investments inflow to the economy decreased significantly to US$1,790.83 million in Q3 2018 from US$4,233.38 million and US$3,320.84 million in the preceding quarter and the corresponding period of 2017, respectively . However, other investment liabilities increased slightly to US$4,281.48 million when compared with US$3,226.58 million recorded in the preceding quarter”. Other lies of Obi:


*Peter Obi lied when he said SMEs get only 0.5% of total bank loans of N19trillion to the private sector in Nigeria. According to CBN, the actual figure is N22.44 trillion and only 0.1% goes to the SMEs, as at March 2018. *Peter Obi said Nigeria’s unemployment is 42%. But NBS statistics said it was 14.2%.

2019 is a battle between the elites and the poor masses. Thankfully, the elites are too lazy to come out to vote.

And this is Lagos o. Not Kano or Katsina where they almost see Buhari as some deity of some sort. People who loves Buhari, loves him unconditionally and they cut across tribes, region and religion.

Na the real voters be that. Not the noise makers wey full social media and wey see voting day as a day to sleep and lazy around inside the house.

Sai Buhari!

Metuh:
Get a bucket and start crying already bros.



Peter Obi schooled your dwarf lying pastor aka mere commissioner for market women affairs.

Peter Obi deletes tweet giving false figures

DECEMBER 15, 2018


The vice-presidential candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party, Peter Obi, caught red-handed for reeling out fake and outlandish figures on Friday night went further low early Saturday: he deleted one of the misleading tweets. Peter Gregory Obi Obi had claimed during the live TV debate on Friday in Abuja that Nigeria attracted $41 billion Foreign Direct Investment in its economy in 2015 and that the value of the FDI fell to to $12.5 billion under the Buhari administration, to justify why Buhari must leave looters alone and mind the economy.

Obi, who told many lies during the debate, was fact-checked and his figure for 2015 was found to be wide off the mark. Apparently embarrassed, he deleted the tweet and replaced it with another. Here were his original tweet and the correction he got: *Obi’s deleted tweet The fact checking that showed that Obi lied Obi’s new tweet skirted 2015 and now quoted a figure for 2014. Peter Obi @PeterObi · 20h Replying to @PeterObi Currently, we have a government that is doing what it is not suppose to do.

The job of Government is supervision and to create an enabling environment for investments to thrive. #2019debate Peter Obi @PeterObi In 2014, we generated $21bn in FDI, in 2017, Nigeria attracted only $12bn. Unemployment & underemployment was 24% in 2014. In 2017 it is now 40%. Even our stock market has lost over N2Trillion in one year. You can’t shut down your shop and be chasing criminals. #2019Debate 1,344 6:36 AM – Dec 15, 2018 Twitter Ads info and privacy 732 people are talking about this Twitter Ads info and privacy Even that figure was false. ProShare , an investment company dealing with equities said $2.7billion was what came in in 2014 and it fell to $720m in 2015, rising again to $1.4b in 2016, falling again in 2017 to $980million. Trading Economies.com said Foreign Direct Investment in Nigeria averaged 1279.72 USD Million from 2007 until 2018, reaching an all time high of 3084.90 USD Million in the fourth quarter of 2012 and a record low of 435.64 USD Million in the second quarter of 2018.

IndexMundi, quoting IMF figures also gave FDI for Nigeria as $5,562,874,000 in 2013, $4,655,849,000 in 2014(far lower than the $24billion quoted by Obi), $3,128,592,000 in 2015 and $4,434,648,000 in 2016. It fell to $3.4billion in 2017, according to World Bank data. And here is a CBN report on Direct Investments inflow to Nigeria’s economy. The CBN said it increased by 0.7 per cent to US$438.84 million when compared with the preceding quarter of 2018.


It however, indicated a decline of 45.0 per cent when compared to the corresponding period of 2017. “Portfolio Investments inflow to the economy decreased significantly to US$1,790.83 million in Q3 2018 from US$4,233.38 million and US$3,320.84 million in the preceding quarter and the corresponding period of 2017, respectively . However, other investment liabilities increased slightly to US$4,281.48 million when compared with US$3,226.58 million recorded in the preceding quarter”. Other lies of Obi:


*Peter Obi lied when he said SMEs get only 0.5% of total bank loans of N19trillion to the private sector in Nigeria. According to CBN, the actual figure is N22.44 trillion and only 0.1% goes to the SMEs, as at March 2018. *Peter Obi said Nigeria’s unemployment is 42%. But NBS statistics said it was 14.2%.

PDP lying machines at work

Buhari group accuses Obi of cooking up figures

Published December 16, 2018



KAMARUDEEN OGUNDELE

The Buhari Media Organisation has described the vice presidential candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party, Mr Peter Obi, as a politician with a penchant for cooking up figures and twisting facts.

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The BMO said this was clear from the series of half truths the former Anambra State governor reeled out during the vice presidential candidates’ debate organised by the Nigeria Elections Debate Group and the Broadcasting Organisation of Nigeria in Abuja.




The group, in a statement signed by its Chairman, Niyi Akinsiju, and Secretary, Cassidy Madueke, said Obi did not disappoint Nigerians who had been following his political trajectory since he left the Government House in Awka.

The BMO said, “From the outset, it was clear that Obi was out to impress his gullible political base, but he did not reckon with the fact that majority of Nigerians cannot be easily be fooled at a time information can easily be cross-checked.

https://punchng.com/buhari-group-accuses-obi-of-cooking-up-figures/

Charly Papa plays too much.
The man is enjoying his life the best way he knows how to do it.

Long may you live Charly Papa

StillX10:
certificateless at 76

A failure at 76 is a failure forever

A cheater at76


A terrorist at 76

An Alumni of US War College, Buhari is well read...
Buhari says hi to the good and belle people..

The "Young" couple from Sudan...

IBB Salutes Buhari at 76th Birthday

DECEMBER 15, 2018

Former military president, General Ibrahim Babangida, on Sunday heaped praises on President Muhammadu Buhari, acknowledging that the man he toppled in a coup d’etat in 1985 has remained focused and shown tremendous energy and vibrancy in running the affairs of Nigeria since 2015. Former military head of state, General Ibrahim Babangida Babangida also acknowledged Buhari’s patriotism and commitment to serve the nation diligently with honesty and sincerity of purpose. Babangida poured the accolades on Buhari in a statement released to the News Agency of Nigeria, ahead of Buhari’s 76th birthday on Monday, 17th December.

The Minna hilltop-based army general must have been beaten a flood of greetings expected to be showered on Buhari on Monday. Babangida noted that President Muhammadu Buhari has been “an excellent role model to many young aspiring politicians and even to the not-so-young, because of the way and manner you have managed to sustain the survival of our country as an indivisible one nation albeit in the face of many daunting diversions.” “You achieved great success in the fight against corruption, terrorism and other forms of insecurity in addition to getting our country out of economic recession. Tope Oshin tackles consequences of insolent behavior in Up North “I wish to congratulate you for all the achievements you have recorded in your lifetime and particularly for your humility, deep sense of honesty and faith you have shown in the various aspects of governance, politics and democracy as our President.” ” As we get over our mid-seventies, we can say with all sense of modesty that we should celebrate every birthday anniversary with prayers in order for us to thank Allah for all the blessings and the bounties He showered upon us.
“It is only fair that we pause and reflect in our own different ways on all the life’s challenges we face day by day and the positive strides we have been blessed to attain.” “ A typical day in the life of a Nigerian President requires faith, poise, patience, tenacity, experience, strategic thinking and quality character for one to get through it.” “I join the first lady, Aisha and all your children and grandchildren in wishing you many happy returns of your birthday. ” Aisha’s loyalty and support, as the home front commander, is invigorating since by our age we require much comfort, care and affection at home. Welcome to our club of the over 75, ”he concluded. Breaking: Buhari to present 2019 budget to NASS on 19th President Buhari was born in Daura 0n 17 December, 1941 and after his early education in both Daura and Katsina, he joined the army in 1961, one year ahead of Babangida, who joined in 1962.


After initial training at the Nigerian Military Training College (NMTC) now known as Nigerian Defence Academy (NDA), Buhari went for cadet training at from 1962 to 1963 at Mons Officer Cadet School in Aldershot in England.He was commissioned a second lieutenant at the age of 20 and appointed Platoon Commander of the Second Infantry Battalion in Abeokuta. From then on, his military career blossomed. At the head of several commands, before, during and after the civil war, Buhari in 1973 attended the Defence Services Staff College, Wellington, India. After the 1975 coup that brought Murtala Muhammed to power, Buhari was appointed governor of the North Eastern state, where he is now leading, as civilian president and commander-in-chief, a charge of Nigerian troops against Boko Haram insurgency, since 2015.

Buhari was appointed minister of petroleum resources in 1976 by General Olusegun Obasanjo, who succeeded Muhammed after the aborted coup of same year. From 1978 to 1979, he was Military Secretary at the Army Headquarters and was a member of the Supreme Military Council from 1978 to 1979. After the military handed over power to Shehu Shagari in 1979, Buhari, then a colonel attended the US Army War College, in Pennsylvania, where he obtained a Master’s Degree in Strategic Studies. He returned home to serve at various times as General Officer Commanding, 4th Infantry Division, 2nd Mechanised Infantry Division and Third Armoured Division in Jos, which he deployed to chase out of Nigeria an invading Chadian forces, in 1983.

He was at that post in Jos in December 1983, when he was announced the military head of state, after a coup on 31 December. Buhari was toppled by Babangida on 25 August 1985. Buhari retreated into civilian life after several years of restriction by the Babangida junta and came out to serve as chairman of Petroleum Trust Fund during Sani Abacha era. In 2003, Buhari had his first shot at the presidency. He did not win. He tried again in 2007 and 2011 and also failed to win. On his fourth attempt in 2015, he made the record as the first challenger to defeat an incumbent in the presidential election in Nigeria.

https://www.vanguardngr.com/2018/12/ibb-salutes-buhari-at-76th-birthday/

Giringory Obigotry the liar

PDP.igs Dubai Strategy..

Giringory Obigotry is a born Liar

Peter Obi deletes tweet giving false figures

DECEMBER 15, 2018


The vice-presidential candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party, Peter Obi, caught red-handed for reeling out fake and outlandish figures on Friday night went further low early Saturday: he deleted one of the misleading tweets. Peter Gregory Obi Obi had claimed during the live TV debate on Friday in Abuja that Nigeria attracted $41 billion Foreign Direct Investment in its economy in 2015 and that the value of the FDI fell to to $12.5 billion under the Buhari administration, to justify why Buhari must leave looters alone and mind the economy.

Obi, who told many lies during the debate, was fact-checked and his figure for 2015 was found to be wide off the mark. Apparently embarrassed, he deleted the tweet and replaced it with another. Here were his original tweet and the correction he got: *Obi’s deleted tweet The fact checking that showed that Obi lied Obi’s new tweet skirted 2015 and now quoted a figure for 2014. Peter Obi @PeterObi · 20h Replying to @PeterObi Currently, we have a government that is doing what it is not suppose to do.

The job of Government is supervision and to create an enabling environment for investments to thrive. #2019debate Peter Obi @PeterObi In 2014, we generated $21bn in FDI, in 2017, Nigeria attracted only $12bn. Unemployment & underemployment was 24% in 2014. In 2017 it is now 40%. Even our stock market has lost over N2Trillion in one year. You can’t shut down your shop and be chasing criminals. #2019Debate 1,344 6:36 AM – Dec 15, 2018 Twitter Ads info and privacy 732 people are talking about this Twitter Ads info and privacy Even that figure was false. ProShare , an investment company dealing with equities said $2.7billion was what came in in 2014 and it fell to $720m in 2015, rising again to $1.4b in 2016, falling again in 2017 to $980million. Trading Economies.com said Foreign Direct Investment in Nigeria averaged 1279.72 USD Million from 2007 until 2018, reaching an all time high of 3084.90 USD Million in the fourth quarter of 2012 and a record low of 435.64 USD Million in the second quarter of 2018.

IndexMundi, quoting IMF figures also gave FDI for Nigeria as $5,562,874,000 in 2013, $4,655,849,000 in 2014(far lower than the $24billion quoted by Obi), $3,128,592,000 in 2015 and $4,434,648,000 in 2016. It fell to $3.4billion in 2017, according to World Bank data. And here is a CBN report on Direct Investments inflow to Nigeria’s economy. The CBN said it increased by 0.7 per cent to US$438.84 million when compared with the preceding quarter of 2018.


It however, indicated a decline of 45.0 per cent when compared to the corresponding period of 2017. “Portfolio Investments inflow to the economy decreased significantly to US$1,790.83 million in Q3 2018 from US$4,233.38 million and US$3,320.84 million in the preceding quarter and the corresponding period of 2017, respectively . However, other investment liabilities increased slightly to US$4,281.48 million when compared with US$3,226.58 million recorded in the preceding quarter”. Other lies of Obi:


*Peter Obi lied when he said SMEs get only 0.5% of total bank loans of N19trillion to the private sector in Nigeria. According to CBN, the actual figure is N22.44 trillion and only 0.1% goes to the SMEs, as at March 2018. *Peter Obi said Nigeria’s unemployment is 42%. But NBS statistics said it was 14.2%.

https://www.vanguardngr.com/2018/12/peter-obi-deletes-tweet-giving-false-figures/

simplycarro:
Tolu don dey burst lieObi

PeteObi is busy deleting hi own tweets

Obi is not just a tribal bigot..he is also a born liar too

Peter Obi is filled with lying spirits

jumper524:
When giving out stats do so properly..
With a 60% decrease in income according to VP osibanjo.
Then they delivered.
Nd besides there are too much lies in that pix.
When was bag of cement 800?
Electricity APC did better..

PDP is trying in vain to be clever by half. Petrol was N22 Naira a litre when PDP took over in 1999.They quadrupule the price by 2015. Party of liars and shameless rogues

Peter Obi is a pathological liar.
If Obi tells you good morning, be rest assured that you are in the evening of another day.

What a shame.

Peter Obi is a Pathological Liar.
If Obi tells you good morning, be rest assured you are in the evening of a different day. That is how much dishonest he is.
Such a shame.

FACT CHECK: Verifying Osinbajo, Obi, vice-presidential candidates at 2019 poll debate
Mayowa Tijani in On the GoTop Stories


To keep politicians accountable at the vice-presidential and presidential debate, TheCable is live-checking the supposed facts and figures being bandied by those seeking the highest offices in the land.

The participating parties are; Allied Congress Party of Nigeria (ACPN), Alliance for New Nigeria (ANN), All Progressives Congress (APC), Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) and Young Progressives Party (YPP).

Peter Obi of the PDP, and APC’s Yemi Osinbajo are debating alongside Ganiyu Galadima of ACPN, Khadijah Abdullahi of ANN and Umma Abdullahi-Getso of YPP.

CLAIM BY OBI: There are about two million vehicles in Nigeria.

CHECKED: False. According to the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS), Nigeria has a total vehicle population of about 11,547,236 as at the third quarter of 2017.

CLAIM BY OSINBAJO: Bag of fertiliser now sells for N6,000 to N7,000.

CHECKED: Largely correct. Price of fertiliser has experienced a drastic drop following the Nigeria-Morroco fertiliser deal. As at 2016, a bag of fertiliser sold above N10,000

CLAIM BY OBI: Total loans from the banks in Nigeria is N19trn and only 0.5% goes to SMEs

CHECKED: Unverified.

CLAIM BY OSINBAJO: There is a tax threshold for SMEs, SMEs get to a level before they pay taxes

CHECKED: Verification in progress.

CLAIM BY GALADIMA: AFCTA will not benefit Nigeria

CHECKED: Cannot be proven by facts.

CLAIM BY OBI: African trade today is less than 9 percent

CHECKED: False. According to Afriexim Bank, Intra-Africa trade is around 15 percent. In 2016, intra-African exports made up 18 percent of total exports according to Brookings Institution.

CLAIM BY OSINBAJO: Nigeria went down by 64 places under PDP, but has risen by 24 places under APC

CHECKED: True and False. Nigeria went down from 120 to 170 between 2008 and 2015, under PDP rule. Under the APC, ease of doing business has risen from 170 in 2015 to 146 in 2018, according to the World Bank Ease of Doing Business report.

CLAIM BY OBI: Oil give you 80% of foreign exchange earnings

CHECKED: False. As at 2017 NBS figures showed that Nigeria’s foreign exchange earnings from oil the oil sector stood above 90%.

CLAIM BY OBI: To bring out goods from Apapa cost more than it takes to bring goods from Europe

CHECKED: Unverified

CLAIM BY GALADIMA: We have four refineries in Nigeria, and none is working.

CHECKED: Dicey. The refineries according to NNPC reports are working at sub-optimal levels. Not totally dysfunctional.

UMMA GESTO: Nigerian Airways was one of the largest in the world

Verification in progress

CLAIM BY OBI: Apple Inc’s market cap is bigger than the economy of Nigeria, South Africa and Egypt

CHECKED: Dicey. Apple’s market cap today is $788.57 billion. The economy of these three countries are bigger than Apple. When Apple was $1 trillion a few months ago, it was bigger in dollar terms.