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good initiative. i love this. |
Ibime: This is brilliant work by GEJ Government.I respect ur opinion however i will advise u step in cautiously and not so fast. I dont think GEJ has anything to do with this probe. It was strictly a NASS initiative after the people were forced to come out angrily early this year to fight this injustice. I doubt if the house would have even done it if not for the pressures from the protesters. I know the senate did something similar late last year not havent seen any final report yet. The ball is in the court of the retardeen. we all are eagerly watching to his next step will be. Till then i will keep my praise under the belt. |
over to you Mr president. |
Civil Society organizations reaction to the Report of the House of Representatives Ad-hoc committee which investigated the controversial subsidy on petroleum products in the country, have called on President Goodluck Jonathan to take action to sanitize the situation in the country. At a press conference in Abuja today, the United Action for Democracy (UAD) said that the revelations that emanated from the probe by the Representatives confirmed its position of and that of the mass of Nigerians that it was the corrupt enrichment of a minority and not the affordability of fuel for the vast majority of Nigerians that was being subsidized The UAD therefore called for the prosecution of all the individuals and corporate bodies found to have been the beneficiaries of the supposed ‘subsidy’. “Further, we call we call for the immediate resignation or sacking of Dr. Ngozi Okonjo Iweala, Minister of Finance, Diezani Allison-Madueke, Minister of Petroleum, and Labaran Maku, the Minister of Information for their demonstrated culpability by acts of omission or commission in the fuel subsidy, the anti people hike in the price of petrol and the conscious promotion of lies to cover up the truth,” the group said. And in a press statement in Benin City, the Executive Director of Africa Network for Environment and Economic Justice (ANEEJ), Rev. David Ugolor, said the report of the committee further confirmed the rot and mindless corruption represented by the Ministry of Petroleum Resources. “ It exposes the fact that the Minister of Petroleum Resources, Diezani Allison Madueke has been presiding over sleaze and she has no option now but to take the path of honour," he declared. He said it ought to be clear to President Jonathan by now that he was misled on the issue of fuel subsidy removal on January 1, but that the people of Nigeria have now triumphed over the negative forces in government and Mr. Jonathan should demonstrate his commitment to fighting corruption in the sector. “He should get his anti-graft agencies to prosecute all those linked with this monumental fraud that led to the crisis of confidence between Nigerians and his administration,” he said. “He should be courageous enough to fire the Petroleum Minister so that Nigerians could be convinced that there are no sacred cows in his cabinet." In the same vein, the UAD said at the press conference that it has closely been observing the evolving situation in the country with respect to growing impunity on the part of those in government, growing poverty in the midst of plenty, and growing insecurity across the country. It noted that at its recent extraordinary and expanded session of its National Coordinating Council held in Lagos in March, the UAD reflected on the January uprising and the state of the nation, towards consolidating on the gains won by the popular masses. “The January uprising was a popular upheaval of the poor and suffering Nigerian against the dire and worsening state of poverty, corruption and impunity in high places and disillusionment with the ruling elite in Nigeria which was ignited by the hike in fuel price,” the body said. Despite the premature suspension of the general strike at its peak by the labour movement, which UAD considered to be unfortunate, it said the outcome was a partial victory and Nigerian people victorious because they dared to struggle. UAD said that with the realization that the Nigerian State remained committed to further hiking the price of petrol, it will henceforth commence intensive mobilization in preparation for mass mobilization in preparation for mass revolutionary action against this and other anti people policy and for system change. Among others, UAD called for the immediate release, full publication and implementation of the reports of the power sector, fuel subsidy, petroleum sector and pension probes; prosecution and punishment of those implicated and indicted; exemplary punishment to guilty companies; and immediate steps taken to determine actual daily consumption rate for petrol; actual daily production capacity for petrol by domestic refineries; and actual daily production capacity of domestic refineries. Also speaking in Benin City today, ANEEJ's Policy Officer, Mr. Innocent Edemhanria said it was gratifying that one of the recommendations in the House committee report is the immediate unbundling of Nigeria National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC), which the Petroleum Industry Bill seeks to achieve. “The passage of the Petroleum Industry Bill into law will complement the effectiveness of the Nigeria Extractive Industry Transparency Initiative(NEITI) Secretariat which recent 2006 – 2008 audit reports confirmed the urgent need to reform the oil and gas sector in Nigeria so as to create the enabling environment for all stakeholders,’’ Edemhanria stressed. http://saharareporters.com/news-page/fuel-subsidy-fallout-combat-corruption-sack-okonjo-iweala-allison-madueke-civil-society-or |
States must be scrapped. lets go back to regionalism fuelled by full resource control. This menace will continue till then |
kurus: I can't believe I have broken my words never to post on this silly forum again.we are better off not seeing this kind of post again. Abegii kindly go back to that hole u came from. ur kind is well known with the bolded. @ post, i will wait till June when the retardeen promised that BH will be wiped out completely. |
When does "Friendly Visit" automatically equals to "Begging"? This summation can only come from a demented Soul. Nonsense. Abegiii, next thread. |
salakobaba: In the whole of State of Osun we will have 170 govt schools, 100 elementary school, 50 middle school and 20 high school. http://www.osunstate.gov.ng/index.php/agenda/promote-functional-education.html Stop this misrepresentation. nothing in that article suggests that Aregbe wants to change the educational system of osun. |
@ Poster, Abegii, where is ur source? |
This old man words are full of lies and deceit IMO. Wont even bother myself dissecting it one by one at least for now. |
Crooks. private matter that has to do with the states resources that has been stolen and yet they still feel its not worth commenting on.even if its to praise the court for a job well done and envisaging when the recovered loot will be returned. of cos that wont be done bcause they are much more worse than Ibori himself. Thieves |
ahmedinho1: It's funny and ironic that the people asking for thois break-up are the ones that should not event think of it. They have ruled this country more than any other region. They should blame all the former rulers from their region. Power greediness!What exactly do u want? is it not to be separated from the ABokis. don't u think this is an opportunity to be utilised? Honestly, some peeps are simply unstable |
putro: Do you expect him to homeless?What a question ![]() |
1stCitizen: DEMDEM CALM DOWN!My brother, Nigeria doesn't necessary have to break up because of SNC (Infact, i dont want it). This will give us a platform to redesign this fraudulent structure called Nigeria. it will also assist us stating the basis and form of our co-existent, resource control and form of governance etc I for one is for strong regional where resources are controlled unlike what we have presently. I dont think they are playing smart and if they are, its definitely for our good. the reserves still left within SS is more than enough to make sure no one is poor within the zone if utilised well. |
scopusng: How do we fight this now? Power belong to the thief thief PDP and the retardeen not to the Nigerian people any more.I think the power lies in the hand of the people. its just that the people have refused to utilised such. The govt is definitely scared of the mob. If we all come out and demand this has our primary demand, me think they will succumb. However, lets the calls for such continue to grow first. |
can u imagine, so if anything should happen to the retardeen (God forbid) within this short prayer time, his excuse will be "i was praying". na wa oooo |
The north is ready for national conference SW is also ready. SS/SE talk say they are ready Middlebelt definately have no choice. Now what/who the ffuck is delaying this from happening if not the retardeen and his fellow pdp cohorts who are directly benefiting from this fraud called Nigeria. We all know where our problems are, lets collectively fight this now. |
koruji: For example, if I have not succeeded in Islamising my nuclear family, how will it be possible for me to Islamise a state.Foools will think otherwise. |
The north is ready for national conference SW is also ready. SS/SE talk say they are ready Middlebelt definately have no choice. Now what/who the ffuck is delaying this from happening if not the retardeen and his fellow pdp cohorts who are directly benefiting from this fraud called Nigeria. We all know where our problems are, lets collectively fight this now. |
where is the mansion abegii? |
look at that soldier aide of GEJ in that pix up there. is he not suppose to keep watch on the president at all times especially at this boko times? why is he closing his eyes praying? is there any rule that says u cant open ur eyes and still pray? I think this aide should be sanctioned |
Lindseyrd: This is definitely not a genuine call.it is just a feeble excuse to think they are not the obstacle to the call of SNC. |
[quote author=timoney45][/quote]Will u shut up? do u know my village or state? Abegii carry ur oil and get drunk with it. Iidiot. |
Since u both have refused to agree, i think u should both divorce. the earlier the better. |
EFULEFU1: haha my face is always beaming with smiles anytime i recall back in the days in the jss when i was secretly admiring my young red-lipped maths teacher.i was in love though he never noticed it.so has anyone also felt like this whilst in school before? good day.thats not love. |
babaowo: moderators! How can someone view those posts that has been hidden?SUMMARY: Beaf's Stupidity was exposed |
dayokanu: If retardeen doesnt convene SNC now, I hope the SS would shut up for life about anything called SNC.exactly. is it when an Aboki becomes president they will now start screaming marginalization. |
^^^^ Are u blind to see that this one no fit do again? |
gboss4sure: These northerners no dey shame at all, they should be covering their hands with shame.for what? what exactly do u stand for? i honestly want to know. |
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