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[s] IVORY2009:[/s] Thrash. Giving more excuses for the prof failure. So he failed because he was govt friend. Rubbish talk. The bank died on him before her assets were taken over. Time won't even permit me to disect his failures also as COO for VW. |
achieverme: Bringing in ur dad to a NL discussion suggest u lack manners. I don't know, the op don't know and even the blogger wasn't sure. It could have come from the force headquarters. |
Protest if u want to but the moment u choose not to be peaceful and try to force innocent passerby to ur eediocy then the security agents have every right to wipe u off. |
billyG: U dey mind the nonentity. It wasn't even a merger but keystone bank limited took over all the assets after bankphb operating license was revoked because they show no capacity or ability to recapatalise. The eediot want to spin history. Cc IVORY2009 |
Nothing in that picture suggests wike bought them. Even the blogger only made a guess. |
superstar1: [size=20pt] Amen. The Otuoke Bastard was a curse to this nation. [/size] |
Stalwert: Pls who exactly in ur household is a tribal goat? |
[s] omoharry:[/s] Arrant Nonsense. Go back and read. U made no sense here. |
tomakint: Tomafool, biko what is about to be unleashed? |
Op made perfect sense. Jonah-daft really destroyed this country. Thank goodness we booted out the bastard if not by now half of the population would have kpeme. |
The tough time was bound to come even if it was jonah-daft that was in charge. it will even be far much worse under him because the bastard had no full control of our resources and finance the way the General currently has. if he was borrowing to pay salaries when oil was above 65$ per barrel, i can only imagine what the otuooke drunkard would have done now that its 40$ or when it was 30$. I can never trust Jonah-daft with our finance. the same way he destroyed bayelsa finance as Governor was the same way he treated Nigeria. but i can trust the General with our money. The worst is over. Afterwards, things are bound to improve very soon. sensible folks knows this. IpoB nonentities can cry off their lungs . They remain the inconsequential few. |
[size=18pt]Brace for tougher times ahead, Okonjo-Iweala tells Nigerians[/size] Nigerians should brace for tougher economic times ahead, the Minister of Finance, Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, has said as crude oil prices slipped to a four year low on Wednesday. New York Mercantile Exchange (NYMEX) December WTI oil futures sold at $75.20 per barrel on Wednesday, down $1.98, from $74.96 per barrel the previous day, the lowest level for a most-active contract since September 2010. Though the price of sweet crude, the blend of oil export from Nigeria, rose marginally at the close of trading on Wednesday to $76.96 per barrel, it has already crashed below the $79 per barrel benchmark approved in the 2014 Appropriation Act, concerns are mounting that tough times are indeed ahead. At the end of the Federation Accounts Allocation Committee (FAAC) meeting for September, Federal, States and Local Governments were only able to go home with N603.5 billion allocation after they resolved to borrow about $2.76 billion from the Excess Crude Revenue Account to augment shortfall in revenue generated during the period. The Federal Government had attributed the declining revenues to the fall in prices at the international oil market. After drawing from the ECA, Minister of State for Finance, Bashir Yuguda, said the balance in the account had dropped further from $4.1 billion to about $1.34 billion at the moment. But Mrs. Okonjo-Iweala said in Lagos on Tuesday that the economic indicators show there are tougher times ahead. http://www.premiumtimesng.com/business/171145-brace-tougher-times-ahead-okonjo-iweala-tells-nigerians.html |
IpoB fools..................see what ur shameless sister who u all worship said. why are u fools now saying President Buhari is the reason for ur present predicament? [size=15pt]Okonjo-Iweala warns Nigeria: Tough times ahead[/size] Nigeria’s former Finance Minister Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala said her successor will face a “difficult” year because of plunging oil revenues and the economy needs expert management to weather the storm. “We have a serious situation with a cash crunch,” she said in an interview with Bloomberg in Cape Town, South Africa at the World Economic Forum on Africa. “But fundamentally, the economy is strong. If we can get through the cash crunch, manage the way through, build on some of the assets we have, by next year, things will be better.” Nigeria is struggling in the face of a 40 percent slump in crude prices in the second half of last year, which forced authorities to scale back budgeted spending and devalue the naira as foreign-currency reserves fell. The government relies on oil for about 70 percent of its income. The next finance minister needs to focus on “a strong policy, the fiscal consolidation path that we have and looking toward diversification of revenue resources,” Okonjo-Iweala said. President Muhammadu Buhari, who was sworn into office last week, has yet to appoint his cabinet. Okonjo-Iweala, a former managing director of the World Bank, was finance minister under Goodluck Jonathan from 2011. “We are all waiting” for the new finance minister to be named, she said. “Nigeria is full of talented people so they will find someone.’ The economy is forecast by the International Monetary Fund to expand 4.8 percent this year, down from 6.3 percent in 2014. The naira has weakened 7.7 percent against the dollar this year and was trading at 198.73 on the interbank market as of 7:26 a.m. in Lagos, the commercial capital. Okonjo-Iweala, 60, said she plans to take a break until August and will then consider her career options. ‘‘There are so many offers,’’ she said. ‘‘From international to the African Union and the private sector. But I want control over myself. I’m likely to do something that gives me freedom.’’ http://thenewsnigeria.com.ng/2015/06/okonjo-iweala-warns-nigeria-tough-times-ahead/ |
[s] tuniski:[/s] Bunkum. u said construction is dead and i gave u a live example to disprove ur shameless lie. is this what u still come back with? cover ur face in shame. succks to be u. |
TheGoodJoe:U just have to continue to tell these goats the bitter truth. As long as u are on the truthful path, nothing matters again. sentiments has removed the best part of these fools brains. its unfortunate. |
Tamaris1:Good. so how is this my business? are u ok? |
tobiasbeecher:thanks for the compliments. |
tuniski:Really...............Setraco handling east west road is still on site working. how come? let me guess, they are still using the money jonah-daft gave them a year ago ![]() Rubbish |
Only cursed bastards whose seeds will know no peace will come back to tell me that the decision to chase out the world acclaimed I-Buffoon was a mistake. If after several years of obvious plenty this fool of a president and his so called economic team can start borrowing to pay salaries then its obvious to all sane minds that this team was just empty upstairs. even with much more serious challenges now coupled with lower oil price, buhari isnt borrowing to pay salaries yet bastard will claim they are yet to see any change. kiss my arse murrafuckers |
Torch1:ask her. whats my business with that? |
chaloner:ooo i see. |
odikimi:Use ur brain. wike needs no buhari permission to prosecute amaechi if indeed he has a case. The thug of a governor is an executive governor and his office through the state AG has all prosecutorial right. Amaechi has no immunity. |
SycophanticGoat:Goat didnt read yet he responded. thats the way of goats anyway. ![]() Goat think all areas are like him papa goat that is just worth few thousands. Goat didnt even consider the fact that both wike who was amaechi chief of staff and amaechi both made the decision that appriopriate compensation be given out for those that lost their choice properties. Goat has refused to learn. the cursed animal has refused to accept what she never knew before now. Above all, goat talks about looting but has no evidence to back up her eediocy. I have seen goats but this pathetic state of this cursed one is world class. ![]() |
tobiasbeecher:Kindly ask ur papa. he should know better. |
DauraDullard0:Arrant nonsense. By the time the fool was leaving, we were already borrowing to pay salaries after several years of plenty. we have never as a nation found ourself in such mess. Things were already bad by the time we rightfully booted out the I-Bufoon. |
now back to the topic, as a student of history, if you can recall, which I doubt u can't, those names mentioned by that guy "Jim Ovia" and the First bank man are all friends of the last govt of Jonathan, the question u will ask urself is was Prof Pat friend of the govt? I leave this for you to make use of ur common sense in judging.
**tomakint fetches his koboko while searching for Demdem a.k.a dekdek** oya Demdem come and lie down here.....