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[quote author=D-Explorer]Hey! What's your question all about? Fuel subsidy or Budget implementation?[/quote]She is simply telling u that is basically impossible for a leopard to get rid of its spots. Ngozi has lied before and the potential to lie again is there and not impossible. we all should have that at the back of our minds. she isnt a saint so dont portray her to be such. |
dedeike: Have you not heard about the yearly recurrent apprioprations for office furniture and equipment by corrupt senior civil servants and the National Assembly approved such suspicious budgetary heads.oga read this The Senate said the Federal Government had no reason not to effectively implement the budget given the fact that the National Assembly expeditiously approved what the government asked for without any major alteration. Ekweremadu said, “I recall that when the 2012 budget was presented to us as a draft bill, we in the National Assembly decided that we are going to do everything possible to send it back to the Executive the way it came, so that there will be no argument on whether it will be implemented or not, because over the years we have had this issue of non-implementation of the budget. ”We had to do that to ensure that they received the budget the way and manner they wanted it so that the implementation would be much easier. Unfortunately the level of implementation has been anything less than commendable and that is why we are worried. |
good one from JTF however like someone earlier said, we need the heads of those sponsors. kindly ask the retardeen to release those names |
chucky234: The CEO & Founder of Facebook, Markchai, u try oooo ![]() |
[quote author=D-Explorer]You see, even when certain probe is going on, the senate ask certain questions for clearification. Agreed, it was written in English yet if NOI state disbursement at 85% , the senate will still be educated on which of the ministries get it and on what project. Also, on how many % completion if not completed and that's why i said they could be too-fast in conclusion.[/quote]The documents clearly show that the 2012 budget implementation is 12.6 per cent. The documents show that a total of N324.56bn was cash backed, but only N184.84bn was released as at July 20. According to the documents, the N184.84bn when calculated against the total capital budget of N1.519tn is 12.16 per cent of performance. The ministry also clarified that the capital budget when subtracted from the SURE-P allocations, totaled N1.34tn and the final percentage implementation with N184.8bn utilisation was 13.79 per cent. how simpler can this get? Even the NASS are part of the govt, they arent dumb. like i said its 50-50. none is sure |
Ok back to topic u all. lets talk about the alleged lies of Ngozi and her refusal to show up till date. thats the crux of the matter here |
Kobojunkie: El Dumbero, what the heck has Kobo to do with this now?hhmmmmnnn, it seems he wants to collabo with u instead of facing his own battle, he preffers to hide under a woman's lap. coward. Thank Goodness u have chased him away. u will live long by so doing ![]() |
Did u say your foolishness? u must be kidding right anyway its allowedNa wa ooo, just because i have the LATEST NEWS as backing, na im cause this kasala ooo. Ngozi show face jorrr and lets put an end to all these jare ![]() |
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[quote author=Akanbi_edu]Una do well jare. I hail. You are unlike some of us who are too lazy to go back and forth with "hardened reprobates".[/quote]oouuuch As soon as u bring out ur outdated news, i will bring out my own latest news. U gat my drift ![]() |
[quote author=D-Explorer]According to the senate, it does and that's why they demanded for her presence and not that of Pius or Lawal. I'm sure she knew what she was saying about the 56% implementation. Until her arrival to defend those documents, the senate could be too fast in conclusion.[/quote]that part is 50-50. the document submitted by Ngozi's ministry wasnt written in Spanish neither was it written in french. I guess our senators understands English and we have professionals among them. no be only Ngozi be professional abegii. Anyway, i agree she has to show up and explain herself better and not the over blown Anyim |
immaterial to the topic of discussion. lets face thread abegii, if u are tired abegii leave ![]() No be maths class we dey ![]() |
A "lie" i didnt manufacture. A "lie" i have a credible source for ![]() if nah sahara reporters carry am now, i know by now u will be crying blue murder ![]() No sense in such declaration oga, no offense. there are facts and latest facts. what i presented are latest facts ![]() Bullshit, The alleged liar i know of is Ngozi herself and her presence will put all doubts in their place. by the way, what the ffuck did she go to do in london that is more important that this? |
i wonder what this world is turning to. Nonsense |
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Just a refresher, latest news in the bloc: Dr. Okonjo-Iweala had on Monday claimed that the 2012 capital budget implementation as at June 20, was 56 per cent. However, a document on budget performance submitted to the Senate committee on Finance by the office of the Accountant General of the Federation showed that a total sum of N401, 648, 460, 791 has been so far released with N324, 556, 851, 948 of that amount being cash backed. According to the document, out of this, only N184, 848, 092, 533 has been utilized as at 20th July 2012, just as capital allocation for 2012 budget stood at N1, 519, 986, 106, 691 and only 21.35 per cent of the total allocation has been cash backed. And the percentage amount utilized from the releases so far stood at 12.16% as at July 20th http://www.vanguardngr.com/2012/08/budget-performance-senators-walk-anyim-ministers-out/ the more reason why we need Ngozi to come and explain herself again and not the over-fed Ayim |
Gbawe: All these back and forth becomes tedious in the end. We should simply wait to see how events play out. Rancid smell will assail the nose sooner or later.Exactly, by hearing from Ngozi herself and not Ayim. Ngozi is de-facto prime minister, wettin Ayim knows however details of what she will say has already been presented to the senate from her ministry or does she have something else in mind? Time will tell |
The lie in question is stated in the opening post, i wonder if all really read it :Dr. Okonjo-Iweala had on Monday claimed that the 2012 capital budget implementation as at June 20, was 56 per cent. However, a document on budget performance submitted to the Senate committee on Finance by the office of the Accountant General of the Federation showed that a total sum of N401, 648, 460, 791 has been so far released with N324, 556, 851, 948 of that amount being cash backed. According to the document, out of this, only N184, 848, 092, 533 has been utilized as at 20th July 2012, just as capital allocation for 2012 budget stood at N1, 519, 986, 106, 691 and only 21.35 per cent of the total allocation has been cash backed. And the percentage amount utilized from the releases so far stood at 12.16% as at July 20th http://www.vanguardngr.com/2012/08/budget-performance-senators-walk-anyim-ministers-out/ Like i said earlier, its an alleged lie so its left for Ngozi herself to show-up and defend her comments. i see no insinuations here but facts that needs to be put straight by Ngozi herself and that explains the rejection of those that came instead. Anyone can think whatever, it doesnt change these facts. |
No one is talking about impeachment here on this thread. its all about Ngozi's alleged lies as regards the budget and her refusal till date to defend what she said. lets all be focus plssss and dont derail thread. |
[quote author=D-Explorer]We're still on the same page dude. I never said the senate manufactured their documents and am aware that those documents emanated from ngozi's ministry. I also stated that NOI is the ONLY, the most reliable source to defend these documents. Those are my words.[/quote]ooopss, am so sorry. I hold my peace. however it seems as if the contents of those documents contradicts what she earlier told us. |
dipotech: Honestly speaking, if the topic is anything to go by, i want to ask for the immediate removal of the finance minister because the woman has nothing to offer this country. She is completely confused and incompetent as far as i'm concern. However, the entire executive member should be given query. I watched her broadcast on NTA, rubbish.That is too much of a request to ask from the Retardeen. That is his back bone as regards economic affairs. he doesnt have any clue as regards economy no wonder he completely hands off and placed it on Ngozi's laps. |
bilms: BEHOLD THE FACE OF A BLOODY OLD WOMAN LAIR (OKONJO IWUALA) Jasper So on point |
[quote author=D-Explorer]. Dude, check the bolded and do remember that budget issue is a federal matter. Ngozi Okonjo-Iwaela is the Minister of Finance & Coordinating Min. for the Economy and ONLY her has the authority to defend documents alike and am sure Yerima been the Minister of State for Finance was there to clearify issues regarding disbursement and not 56% budget implementation.[/quote]Dude, what are u talking about? are u aware that the document in question in front of the senate emanated from ngozi's ministry. The senate didnt manufacture their own document. The contents of the ministry document angered the senators and requested her presence to defend such. what exactly is wrong with that? The retraction is contained in documents submitted to the Senate Committee on Appropriations by officials of the finance ministry during an interactive session called by the Senate on Tuesday. The officials were not allowed to make any presentation because of the absence of Mrs. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala. The documents clearly show that the 2012 budget implementation is 12.6 per cent. The documents show that a total of N324.56bn was cash backed, but only N184.84bn was released as at July 20. According to the documents, the N184.84bn when calculated against the total capital budget of N1.519tn is 12.16 per cent of performance. |
PointB: ACN progandist,FFFuck ACN and to Hell with the killer party (PDP) however this doesnt mean that u are making sense at all. What has this got to do with the subject matter of this thread? |
PointB: I never said it was wrong to invite, even though they can resolve the difference without her presence.1) which one is more important, international commitment or serious domestic issues that will better the lives of its citizens? Announcing the formal cancellation of the Public Hearing, Senator Ekweremadu said Senators were not happy with the attitude of the Finance Minister neglecting the event for what he described as a less important function in London. 2) Are u aware that this is the second time this meeting is being Re-scheduled all because Ngozi's presence is being needed? According to Ekweremadu, the hearing was scheduled for last Thursday, but the Minister was in Delta State for another event which forced the Senate to push it for yesterday. |
HNosegbe: Hmmm... I'm really beginning to ask myself whether Aunty Ngozi really has a firm grasp on this job of hers. First she couldn't tell us exactly how much was spent as "subsidy" on petroleum last year; she suddenly made a curious bid for the World Bank presidency; now this.U have excellent memory. She was just misusing her mouth during the subsidy period. After those days, I never trusted her again. |
Kockane: Bro, if ur conversant with today's Nigerian banking industry, you'll understand when it cums to bank failure, 90% of the entire industry would fail before the likes of gtb feel a thing. This is an institution I have a lotta respect for due to their high level of professionalism and efficiency. Yes, there myt be isolated cases of innefficiency but to now make it sound like its bcum a norm is not good. And to now suggest the bank is on the brink of failure is downright ridiculous.Av heard u but I no gree. So much was said about intercontinental also. In Nigeria, its not impossible. |
Kockane: What do people gain in causing unnecessary panic in the minds of others? A bank that's acclaimed to be the most profitable bank in the country, with constant AA ratings is by ur own assessment on the brink of closure? I shake my head for you.My friend nothing is impossible. Some of those banks that were rescued also at one time were given awards some were even paying good dividends to shareholders so its not a determining factor bro. |
I[b] wonder who is the best liar among these people: Abati, Dedeike and now Ngozi. The house of "thieves" seems to be right afterall. That's a plus for them.[/b] |
i dont like this. GTbank shouldnt fall my hand ooo. By the way, what is applicable in other banks as regards this issue? |
banki: @dedike it doesnt change the fact that our roads are very very bad,just last week the same lagos_benin_ore road recorded a ghastly motor accident simply due to the state of the road,that the contract has been awarded and reawarded by various governments since obj, to yaradua, to jonathan, the lokoja abuja road is still the way it has been and you named it as a massive road project, i wouldnt call you a paid agent of this administration rather i would call you a "blind supporter" if they have ears let them do whats right thats all nigerians ask of them the moneies they throw around everyday, with the money we earn as a nation it is not too much to ask,This same Benin-ore road, i was opportune to pass the place on my way to lagos from PH just two days ago. I noticed that the job that has been done well is simply from Benin to the border end of Edo state (dont know the name of the town). The border town of Ondo to Ore is still not ok IMO. it needs the same touch that was done for the Benin axis. will examine how the other side will be when traveling back and probably take pictures if possible |
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