jojo1man:
there is fuel in Benin, but they are selling at 240 naira a litre.
Give us a dedicated number, twiter, FB, whatsapp and SMS were we can report any petrol station selling more than the approved prize and hoarding the product

and what will u do

jcflex:
The Federal Government has opened a file on all Nigerians whose names have been mentioned in the Panama Papers as operating offshore accounts in notorious tax havens.

Some of the individuals listed in the papers so far are the current Senate President, Bukola Saraki; and his predecessor, David Mark.

Others listed include Africa’s richest man, Mr. Aliko Dangote; his cousin, Saayu Dantata, and a former Minister of Defence, Lt.Gen Theophilus Danjuma (retd.)
It was learnt that the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission had been gathering reports from local and international media as well as the responses being given by those named.

It was also learnt that the EFCC would then carry out its independent investigation and involve INTERPOL if necessary.

German newspaper, Süddeutsche Zeitung, had last Sunday released the Panama Papers, the biggest leak in the history of data journalism, publishing online 11.5 million documents from Panamanian law firm Mossack Fonseca, which showed how some prominent people across the world criminally hid money using anonymous shell corporations across the world.

The Panamanian law firm, regarded as one of the world’s most secretive companies, according to the documents, has helped clients launder money, dodge sanctions and evade tax.

Already, the Nigerians involved have all denied complicity.

In an exclusive report by online medium,
Premium Times , it was alleged that about four assets belonging to the Saraki family, which included Girol Properties Ltd., Sandon Development Limited, and Landfield International Developments Ltd., were tucked away in secret offshore territories.

For instance, the report stated that Girol Properties was registered on behalf of Toyin by Fonsecca on August 25, 2004, in the British Virgin Island, a year after her husband became the Governor of Kwara State. But the assets were allegedly not part of the ones declared by the Senate President or Toyin when Saraki became governor and after he was sworn in as the nation’s number three citizen.
Mark

Similarly, at least eight offshore companies in the British Virgin Island have been linked to Senator Mark which he allegedly operated while holding public office, a criminal offence according to Nigerian laws.

An impeccable source told our correspondent that the Federal Government was studying the body language of the international community and looking at how other countries were handling investigations.

The source, who pleaded anonymity because of the sensitivity of the matter, said, “We are studying the matter closely. In fact, we have opened a file and all reports are being gathered.

“We want all the names to be released first before launching full investigations. The issue is a tricky one. After preliminary investigations, we will seek advice from the Office of the Attorney General because investigations of such nature will need foreign collaboration.”



http://www.punchng.com/panamapapers-efcc-interpol-to-go-after-saraki-mark-others/

na so we dey hear ever since

henchamb:
Critics accused Ronald Reagan of running a voodoo economy.
Today he is the one of the greatest fmr American President wit high approval rating both among Republicans and Democrats.
His Reganomics which started with hardship later matured into joy for Americans

Are u comparing Regan with Buhari abeg hold am there
To even compare there two na insult to America

blackpanda:



Insult for what?? If u insult me, then I just press report and u are banned. There is no mistake. Buhari is the best person for the job!

oga shurup
u just dey display urself say u still b underling

gudluckgreat:
Soo funny I forgot to laugh

e pain am

mcee1:
And so fu*cking what? Anyone who is not happy about it should save himself the agonies and pains of northerners ruling them and jump in to Lagoon. Nonsense!

God bless Northern Nigeria

God bless PMB/PYO

God bless Nigeria.

Son Of a biych

Hab24:



https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=993739390718401&id=100002470489894

I pray he doesn't comes back
that man annoys me

dragon2000:


https://www.thecable.ng/dss-biafra-campaigners-killed-5-hausa-in-abia

Thunder fire DSS n That f*uckin President Son of B*tch

gebest:
My guy plate number is 999, i asked him supposin is 666 wud he ve accepted it, he said he wud ve rejected it outrightly.

Blacks are shallow minded AF

Lmao BMB having been dishing out common sense since the time of Lord Lugard

Lmao BMB having been dishing out common sense since the time of Lord Lugard

Lmao BMB having been dishing out common sense since the time of Lord Lugard

ehissi:


Only you photoshop!! Only you angle!! Only you check it very well!! Na which one you dey naaah!!! Chaaaaai!!

Na the triangle we go check!!! No be only angle !!! LOL

bro I tire for d guy ooo

ceometromedia:

Vice President, Prof. Yemi Osibanjo has advocated that for the nation to move forward, the Federal and State Government must reduce dependence on sharing revenue made from oil sale.

Osibanjo spoke at the Economic Forum organized by the Nation Newspapers in Lagos, Southwest Nigeria on Thursday.

“We must look beyond oil because it disturbs us from looking to other sector. In order to move the country forward, we must reduce the Federal Government and state dependence on sharing revenue made from oil sales.

“The foundation for a strong economy demands that we have appropriate fiscal policies that will help the country that is arising from a very low rate of VAT and a low taxpayer’s base. We are focusing on increasing the country’s taxpayers base. We are committed to expanding the tax net,” he stated.

The Vice President also lamented that the price of oil had collapsed from $114 per barrel to under $40, saying that the issue therefore was that “we must move beyond oil which accounts for larger percentage of the country revenue. It is pathetic that a nation with over 170 million people benchmarked its budget on the price of oil.”

He said the present administration is determined to address the economic problems by prioritising key sectors.

“The way forward requires that we move from land and crude oil to production of petroleum products. That is rather than extract and exporting, the country must take full advantage of the oil sector and entire value chain. This will also assist us in making full use of our natural gas resources domestically and abroad. And it will aid us to fully implement long term laws in the oil sector.


“It is for this reason that the Federal Government will be prioritizing the adopting and execution of the National oil and gas master plan this year. We will also move beyond neglect of other sectors. While we believed that the oil sector was the only source of revenue, other sectors suffered and these sectors have the potential to drive the economy, provide jobs and others.

Lagos State Governor, Mr. Akinwunmi Ambode, in his speech said that for Nigeria’s economy to improve, its leaders must have the courage to take difficult and tough decisions, saying that the nation’s economy was at a critical threshold and thus, would require its leaders to think outside the box and come up with creative innovations that will trigger economic growth nationwide.

He lamented the fact that previous governments at the federal level failed to take advantage of the oil boom to grow other sectors of the economy, saying that the fall in price in the international oil market coupled with many years of corruption has made the economy vulnerable.

“It is very unfortunate that we wasted the golden opportunity to deploy the trillions of dollars earned from our oil exports to develop the critical sectors of the economy including power, agriculture, industries, solid minerals, transportation infrastructure among others. No doubt, if we had done the right thing as some other oil producing countries did, keeping in mind that crude oil is a finite resource, we would not be experiencing the devastating effect of oil price crash on the scale we are experiencing it now.

“We are now being forced to do, with pains, what we should have done with ease years ago. The task of charting a new direction for the economy is not going to be a tea party. Various policy options must be identified and assessed on the basis of our current situation and needs. Moving our economy forward requires thinking outside the box and doing things differently. We need creativity, innovation and the courage to take difficult and tough decisions.

“The leadership of the country at national and state levels must have the courage to take tough decisions and make sacrifices in the near term which will, in the long run, make our economy stronger and sustainable and, consequently result in prosperity across all regions of Nigeria,” he said.

Recommending strategies to improve the economy, Governor Ambode said that the nation must begin to explore and expand the opportunities that abound in inter-State relations and strengthen regional competitiveness by maximizing economies of scale, regional optimization of assets and endowments and mitigation of afflictions and natural disasters.

He listed other viable areas for inter-State collaboration to include transport infrastructure to facilitate market linkages, education, market development, human capacity building, security and intelligence sharing, saying that it was high time to move away from an oil driven economy.

“Prior to the oil boom era, Agriculture was the mainstay of Nigeria’s economy and contributed about 65 per cent to the country’s GDP and represented close to 70 per cent of total exports. Through farming, Nigeria was able to feed its population while major cash crops were exported to earn foreign exchange.

“From the cocoa and rubber plantations in the West, the groundnut pyramids and cotton in the north, to palm oil in the east; each region was identified by its economic areas of comparative advantage which were collectively harnessed towards ensuring food security and inclusive growth across the country.

“Given our current economic challenge, I believe it is time we take a cue from our old ‘playbook’ for a viable ‘game plan’ to revive our national economy. States and regions must once again begin to leverage on their respective areas of comparative advantage by establishing partnerships towards establishing inter-State or inter-regional commodity value chain. We must re-start inter-state/regional cooperation,” he said.

http://www.metronaija.com/2016/04/nigeria-must-not-rely-on-oil-osinbajo.html

But ur oga at d top wants to commence oil exploration in the North n u saying another thing

olatade:
HOW TO KNOW A LUNATIC!
He wakes up in the morning
He remembers PDP spent 16 years stealing his money, stashing them abroad; money meant for refineries, for security, for infrastructure;
he heads to the filling station, no fuel, no gas; WHY? refineries are not working!
They are old, obsolette.
They were built in the seventies.
His conscience tells him HIS PDP did this to him but what to do? KEEP UP APPEARANCES!
Blame a one year old regime!
Blame a one year old baby for the waywardness of a sixteen year old.
YOU TRULLY BELONG TO A MENTAL ASSYLUM.
you are worse than a Wailing Wailer.
YOU ARE A LUNATIC!

watin concern this post with politics na
u self worse pass lunatic

Quakertellicus1:


We were talking about fuel supply on this thread.

As for diversification.....see most of my posts on other threads.

Plus....building refineries=more industries(Due to increased levels of gas/fuel to power them)

most industries don't rely on gas/fuel

Quakertellicus1:

It is getting better.
I spent 7 hours under GEJ at another queue in 2014.

choiiii!!!!! bros when was that have u being seeing lai lately

Kyase:

And gej also left fuel scarcity too, accept that too, nonsense

baba under Gej I never bought fuel above #130 and there was nothing like scarcity of fuel

Abeg that man should shut it

kindworld:
The Olubadan of Ibadan, Oba Adetunji has warned leaders of the Igbo community in Ibadan to subject themselves to the authority of the baales in their domains.

The king said said Eze Ndigbo must operate within the framework of the Ibadan traditional authority.

The monarch said on no account would the palace attend to the Eze without passing through the baales under who they must subject themselves.

https://www.naij.com/791089-must-read-olubadan-eze-ndigbo-ibadan.html?source=index_main

please who is this Oba never heard of him

Quakertellicus1:
I spent one and a half hours at a queue in Abuja yesterday...and got fuel.

There is some improvement...and there would be more improvement when the subsidy goes.

We also have to build more refineries....at least five or six.

We are talking about diversifying the economy ure saying we should build more refineries

Oga na so we dey hear we no dey c the money

100Cents:
So wetin be her own contribution ?
Smh

I tire ooo

Abeg ooo watin this man do wey make this woman hold am like this

jayzon:
remember mine........ was still in sec school den luved dz gurl lik crazy..... we dated buh she just got tired ov d relationship n called a quit........was in boarding school den...... couldn't sleep dat nyt.....anything i tried readin all i could see was her face..... buh got over it a week leta.........hv heard n witnessed pipo tryna kill em self or do sumtin crazy just because of heart break dey had.........now when did u have yours n what was your reaction afterwards

Bro I was in my Ss1 then
chai I loved this gurl ehn
My head scatter me wey dey carry 4th for class I no even no watin I dey do for class again
buh sha after 2weeks I overcome am
buh now gurl no fit break my heart

chumaster:
did you actually believe that poo from those liars in the first place Smh for you

Chaiiiiiiii there is God ooo

Kachikwu please its April 7 u promised is that there will no longer be queues at our filing stations
for crying out loud I just bought for #250
at amaz oil, agbor park,Benin city Edo state

Yugoos:
Hahahahala. Uncle Seun Come see Ooo This dude commented on his tweet and received an epic response

Epic lmao lwkmd my belle oooooo

Yugoos:
Hahahahala. Uncle Seun Come see Ooo This dude commented on his tweet and received an epic response

Epic lmao lwkmd my belle oooooo

searchiing4love:
DRUG DELIVERY GONE BAD. THE PENALTY IS FIVE SHOTS TO YOUR ABDOMEN. STAY AWAY FROM DOING DRUGS MY PEOPLE.


RIP

Oga Hw u tey mo

ammyluv2002:
Soonest! I wish He starts with him!

If he visits Africa where e wan start