₦airaland Forum

By Victor Ehikhamenor

6, Bishop Oyedepo engages in occultic practices with all that mantle,oil,handkerchiefs etc, i tore his books to shred,

church service on sunday, special meeting on monday and tuesday, bible study on wednesday, night vigil on friday and house fellowship on saturday, when are you going to live the life you are being taught?, that is the sign of apostacy it also shows that your leaders are only interested in the gospel of wealth!,

SapeleGuy:
Tippy top - God bless you.

Just because it was done before doesn't make it right or mean we must continue with 'rascality and recklessness'.
CBN has a monopoly in their sector, they do not need to be sponsoring a golf tournament?
How do CBN or Nigeria gain from such an enterprise?

There are clearly several more deserving causes across the country that CBN could channel this money, water projects and desert reclamation projects spring to mind.

ubamu2029:
@ This Guy,

I'm from Imo. I will do my best to manage what I ve got during my brief stay.
I know it's going to be tough though.
My intention at the interim is not to please anyone.
In time, if things appreciate, we can make ammends.


@Paroh_frey,

Thanks for your priceless advice. I wouldn't spend £800 just like that whilst here in the UK.
As I said earlier, it's been almost 5 yrs.

As per the gifts, I already bought and sent them by air freight. It cost  me a fortune (£200) to send 40 kg of luggage to nigeria. I found that astronomical. About the stuff I will carry with my when I'm travelling, I will seriously consider POUNDLAND as you suggested.

barce:
were is nigeria not playing good football wane they meet africa county,but there paly good and entertani football and good contor and nice pass angent eroup county, i love nigeria

Ibime:
Isnt it ironic that the CBN Governors Cup (not IBB cup, but hosted at IBB Golf course) has been running since Soludo's tenure, but now it suddenly seems right to stick it on Sanusi.

These journalists are really scraping the bottom of the barrell.

For all sports sponsored by the CBN, including the CBN Governor's cup, click here:

http://www.cenbank.org/CBNcommunity/Sports.asp

Central Bank of Nigeria Governor’s Golf tournament

The man should be quiet, instead of publicising statements of emptiness and denial.

Beaf:
@Dis_Guy
It is sacrilege to mention Sanusi among "professors of Economics/Sociologist etc in our universities and Company CEOs".

[size=16pt]Im talking more of the professors of Economics/Sociologist etc in our universities and Company CEOs[/size]

GNBohr:
Federal Government has been recently alluding to the fact that certain cabals or cartels exist in Nigeria that undermine its policies and actvities when defending need for deregulation in the oil sector and problems being faced in the fight against corruption. D[b]avid Mark, Senate President made a call to security agents in the country to put a check on the activities of cabals in the country.[/b] But the public felt otherwise, many claimed that there is no such thing as cabal or cartel in Nigeria so long the government can not identify them or expose them by mentioning their names. Comparison are made with what obtains in Colombia, with the drug cartels whose various leaders and camps are publicly identified and named or in Italy where the heads of the various mafia groups are idetifiable and publicly known. In the absence of any known name or identity, do you really think there is a cabal or cartel in Nigeria. At least, when militancy started in the Niger Delta, identities and names of their leaders are known. Why cant same be done with these so called cabals or cartels?

Dis Guy:
I like the fact this guy speaks his mind openly (ANYWHERE north or south; in private and in public), why dont we have CEOs, Governors etc writing articles on happenings in the financial, leadership  or any other bloody sector they just keep their 'intellect' to themselves or they don't like being challenged in the open?

Even if you have anything against your fellow posters, you just dont come out and transfer the aggression to the board. I feel uncomfortable reading from you guys. what i see often are words like: scammers, thief, get lost, bastard, you will rot in hell etc. This shouldnt be!
If you need to accuse or criticise, do it constructively. what you guys have been writing does not speak well of you.
you guys are future leaders and you need to learn what it takes to stay at the top. you can be at the top and lack discretion.
Please, for God sake, leave every poster alone and mind your business. All users here should be wise enough to know how to deal with others.
MODERATOR, take note of this please.
If there are no changes, i might be forced to visit nairaland house and ask these persons to be removed indefinitely
A WORD IS ENOUGH FOR THE WISE!

Beaf:
There is nothing like Urobo.
It is Urhobo.

The is nothing like Itshekiri
It is Itsekiri.

back2back:
He should focus on his CBN and not dable into history and Politics!

Suddenly because of orgin they made him CBN Head and he can not tell us about history and Politics!

marissa:
OMG!! you guys are soooooo clueless!!!

http://www.kannywoodonline.com

Ali Nuhu, your 'local champion' has featured as lead act in the amstel box office movie with Azeezat as well as the BBC series "Wetin Dey'.

Ignorance is a baaaaaaaaaaad thing!! There's a whole world happening outside your little calabash, if only you would raise your head!!

He said a cabal within the oil industry was doing everything to frustrate the operation of the refineries, adding that the sum of $7.5 million was spent on Kaduna Refinery, which was still not functioning. He declared that the only solution was deregulation of the industry.

"The ministry has not said anything about deregulation. The refineries are still not working. The sum of $7.5 million was spent on Kaduna Refinery and it is still not working. We have a cabal that is making the refineries not to work. The only solution is deregulation.


John Halims Agoda (Delta State) said government should be serious about the policy. Some infrastructure should be put in place to cushion the effects on the citizens.

"Government must show seriousness. Instead of providing alternatives, they engage in a show of shame. The issue of fuel is critical in our national life. Before deregulation, the transport sector must be fixed. Government should be capable of ensuring that the policy does not affect Nigerians negatively. The government should also look at the salaries of Nigerians because deregulation will result in increase in prices of many things. This time calls for constant engagement between the National Assembly and the Executive", he said.

Aro Bamidele (Kogi State); and Vice Chairman of Committee on Petroleum (Downstream) disclosed that between 2006 and 2009, the government spent N1.458 trillion on fuel subsidy. He said the way out of the problem was deregulation.

"The NNPC must ensure that necessary things are done. We should be able to explain to Nigerians what deregulation is. I agree that the NNPC has to follow due process. PMS costs about N107. The difference between N107 and N65 is the subsidy that government pays. Government has spent N1.458 trillion on subsidy between 2006 and 2009.