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mamabomboy:Yeah yeah... They should carry gun and steal from Cameroun budget abi? Or borrow every week like Wike. At least we know it is not because our money is being looted. Sai Buhari. |
Transparency...Change. Did we ever hear this type of good news under the heroic Uncle IB? Asking cos I don't remember the bad old days so well these days. |
omogin:That was funny... |
plaetton:Nice attempt by you to take the shine off this achievement. Under Jonathan most of the fuel was imported by third parties and subsidies thereof settled by the FMoF not through NNPC (correct me if I am wrong). Mind you subsidy budget is not held by NNPC so they cannot absorb the actual costs. NNPC imports refined products by crude swap arrangements to meet their own quota which is usually a fraction of the requirement, which is why they are usually able to sell slightly below pump price. Yet they never turned a profit. E pain you say the man with zero management competence is doing what a legion of ineffectual Bs could not achieve, abi? |
Nice. Really nice. Looks like Gburugburu is waking up. |
Great! We have seen that it is possible to bring change and progress. When the man said he will stabilise the industry they laughed. Because successive administrations failed to bring transparency and professionalism to management of the oil sector, they thought it was impossible. We now have sincere leadership. Despite their determination to see this government fail, despite their un-belief and distractions, lies and mischief, we are making progress. Things can only get better! May God strengthen Buhari and those he is working with to deliver the change we voted for. |
This means Nigeria should be on red alert. We should even step it up and go on the offensive otherwise the stolen weapons will soon be pointed southwards towards Borno. |
As much as I don't care about all the appointment wailings you may want to take another look; Haruna and Wadzani sounds northern. |
Great! If we don't kill corruption, corruption will kill Nigeria. Let the workers of iniquity wailing all over the thread continue. It only means we are making progress. For the blind ones asking how the fight is being institutionalised please note the following: TSA Fuel Subsidy removal New fx policy Ghost workers Administration of criminal justice act 2015 Fiscal responsibility targets set for the states Transparency in oil sector (NNPC quarterly reports etc) And so on... That's is what I voted for. Happy days |
That's what I voted for. Loving the plan to start from the Calabar segment. |
Bla bla bla... Buhari, oya sack all these real and imaginary relatives and employ Metuh's cousin, Goodluck's ex girlfriend's mummy's sister or maybe Dasuki's elder sister's husband's niece. Osiso! One day the discussion will come round to issues of good governance. For now let's just wail. |
Really nice. Congrats to my Ghanaian brothers. I suspect that you have better maintenance culture than we do... so may you enjoy the improved health and well being it will bring. |
Where are the TANOIDS? The plan to Islamise Nigeria is truly underway, right? Ndi ara! God will judge all of you for all the vile comments against a good man for parochial reasons. And the rest of us that voted him will have cause to rejoice. Wail on. |
Apostleprobity1:Ah ah... no be fight na... take it easy. Good move by Defence HQ, a refreshed platform and approach is long overdue. A lot of the military personnel inherited from Uncle IB (the hero) under the Pulo Shield operation had been compromised. It wouldn't surprise me if some of them assist the ND militants to worsen the state of things. Good move! |
thesicilian:In February tomatoes sold for less than N3k per basket, guess you didn't notice back then. Yeah... Buhari also killed all the fish in Jonathan's ponds. |
modath:Hahahahaha. Wailing is a hard way to live, please don't make it harder for them. |
God don catch this one. On to the next one... |
Bunch of uncivilized planks that we call leaders. Just negodu... |
That's what I am talking about... governance is serious business. There is work to be done and the FG is prodding them to sit up. TSA is not in PDP lexicon (forget that "Goodluck introduced TSA" story), so that one alone will chase the unserious ones away. No more goat and yam behavior allowed. |
Some of the biggest policy mistakes in this country over the years have come in the wake of deceptive chant of one word solutions to hydra headed problems. There was a time when the buzz word was "de-regulation" of the banking sector. Before Babangida did it we had the ACBs and CCBs of this world. Next thing there were a million banks and a billion bank failures... trillion tears shed. Now the players are back with a new word "Federalism", yet no one knows exactly what that means. |
Ticks all the right boxes, it does. I believe the solid minerals (including Ajaokuta Steel and ALSCON Ikot Abasi) can drive the turn around jointly with textile and petrochemicals. Ride on my president. |
Shame on Deziani Shame on Goodluck Shame on PDP God punish all the goats that ate our yam. |
Eddygourdo:We have a scheme with a set of objectives but you have designed another scheme in your head, which is at cross purposes with that of government. Whatever floats your boat man. Peace |
Eddygourdo:For your own sake I will still keep it civil and pretend we are having a decent discussion. So you problem is the length of employment not the pay or the type etc? I have not seen anywhere in the document for this scheme where it was billed as the final solution to the employment crisis. Now I don't know where you got that from. The point is that you might have some valid views but you have not marshaled them well, making your post somewhat empty and lacking in merit. I have not said you are illiterate, just read the programme literature. How hard is that? |
Great... Umahi seems to be properly squared on. Heard he was one of the people that frustrated earlier efforts. |
Eddygourdo:So being employed does not better lives? Once again try and get educated... you might actually find that useful. |
There are so many weaknesses in your argument that one wonders whether you even understand the key objectives of the scheme. You have also ignored the improvement that it will likely bring to our educational sector and literacy level, which is one of the measures of development and HDI. There is also a scheme that ticks all the "YOU WIN" boxes. Get educated bro. |
EFCC we implore you guys to go easy on the only PDP governor that performed in the east , I take God beg una. Solli nwa, wetuo obi. Your only mistake was Gburugburu, but he will come around soon. |
The ineffectual one has spoken... hear, hear! Did nothing during his term, now he is everywhere pontificating. Don't forget to tell them next time that goat must eat yam. I blame Buhari for allowing this nauseous reminder of the ugly past. |
This is good. But the devil is in the details... it's all about the implementation. The fact that World Bank will be assisting with the direct cash transfers to the most vulnerable is a bit comforting. Yet there is so much that can go wrong with the kind of civil service and executive architecture we have. Would have kicked against this idea had it been proposed by Jona, the clueless one, but I trust Buhari. |
