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See what people go through in the NE! God please have mercy o. |
PassingShot:Bros abeg tag me o. I dey gbadun your threads and posts. ![]() |
MizMyColi:We get to yarn joor. Please follow me make I fit send you PM. |
MizMyColi:How do you know I be Muslim? Na so dem dey propose? |
MizMyColi:Btw, I like your DP pix. ![]() |
MizMyColi:This woman, you don start again o. You be stalker? ![]() |
aguiyi:Election loss na bad thing o. So na like dis you go wail for 8 yesrs? Me, I pity ya life o. ![]() |
The Parasites. They move around for free meals. |
jonuel1:The article clearly says the re-tendering will be more transparent and will result in better returns to the fg. |
These scavengers were not interested in building Nigeria, they were not interested in creating jobs, they were not interested in moving Nigeria to join the human race, they cared less about what Nigeria becomes in future. They were only interested in their pockets. It was a big scramble to pocket anything in sight and damn the consequences. It was primitive accumulation of even what you do not need. It was bazaar. PDP leaders who were less than 0.5% of the population stole 80% of our common patrimony without caring a hoot.This, especially the first part aptly captures what they are. |
EBK2:Govts and other corporate entities do exit contracts for various reasons. The exit clause in all contracts is there to take care of the need to exit and of course with consequences. In this case, NNPC/FG must have weighed the consequences alongside what they're currently losing. So, if exiting is a better option, why not? It is a bad precedent and BuhariAdministration is not the first to do it but it had the golden opportunity to put a stop to it. Administrations coming to terminate contracts entered into by previous administration is killing Nigeria.Nothing bad in discontinuing contracts that are not beneficial to a govt and her citizens. More often than not, such contracts are entered into for personal benefits by those representing the government. This article clearly shows that that contract shouldn't have been. |
Themandator:Thanks for pointing it out. Then, the FG shouldn't have entered into it given the audit of 2012 especially. |
EBK2:My friend, the contract has been found to short-change the FG since 2009 and you want a sane govt to continue; when there is an exit clause? Common, spare me joor. |
EBK2:Every contract has termination clause and it will be used accordingly. Why should the government continue with a contract that is so unfavourable to it? |
anonimi:To every action there is an equal reaction. |
anonimi:Just behave responsibly. |
atlwireles:You no get sense o. You be waste of sperm. |
PMB is always on point. In its audit between 2009 and 2012, the Nigerian Extractive Transparency Initiative (NEITI) revealed that crude oil swap arrangements are not cost- effective, especially when compared to product prices and proceeds paid to the NNPC.Despite that there were audits between 2009 and 2012 to make FG not enter into this useless agreement, Jona Dunno still could not find the political will not to go ahead. Modified* Lalasticlala Obinoscopy Seun, FP please. |
”Your prayer 5 above approved – PMB” With those words, President Muhammadu Buhari on 13th August cancelled the controversial offshore processing and oil swap deals initiated in January this year by the outgone administration of Dr. Goodluck Jonathan. The agreement was earlier billed to last till December 2016. President Buhari’s approval is in a bid by the new leadership of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) to ensure transparency and due process. In a memo to the President on August 12, the NNPC sought approval to terminate all such current contracts following a presidential directive. “This memo purports to seek Mr President’s approval to terminate all current Offshore Processing and SWAP contracts and commence a fresh re-tendering process to ensure transparency, due process and optimized contract terms in favour of the NNPC,” stated the letter signed by Ibe Kachikwu, the Group Managing Director of NNPC. Responding, the president approved the request in a memo dated August 13 and signed by the Permanent Secretary of the State House, Nebolisa Emodi. The NNPC currently swaps a part of its allotted 445,000 barrels of crude per day to some oil companies and in return receives refined products. Oil swap derives from the fact that Nigeria’s four refineries operate mostly below 50% installed capacity and since 2003, the NNPC has continued to allocate them 445,000 barrels of crude oil per day, which corresponds to 100% capacity. The oil swaps have come under criticism following allegations that they have been opaque and the government has been short-changed in the deals. In its audit between 2009 and 2012, the Nigerian Extractive Transparency Initiative (NEITI) revealed that crude oil swap arrangements are not cost- effective, especially when compared to product prices and proceeds paid to the NNPC. The audit exposed under-delivery of products by companies awarded such swap contracts to the tune of $866.189 million, and that this comprises Refined Products Exchange Arrangement of $500.075 million and Offshore Processing Arrangement of $366.114 million. Civil society groups had repeatedly called for an end to the oil swap deals while also urging the Nigerian government to allocate to local refineries crude product based on operating capacity and the difference should be sold directly as crude. The Africa Network for Environment and Economic Justice (ANEEJ) had in an advocacy position paper sent to the House of Representatives Committee on Petroleum (Downstream) called on the National Assembly to do all in its powers to end oil swaps in Nigeria. The House has, however, failed to progress on a motion moved in June by Michael Enyong (Akwa Ibom) seeking an “urgent need for a forensic investigation of the contracts known as Refined Product Exchange Agreement or Swap Contract.” The lawmaker had alleged that Nigeria has lost considerable revenue due to leakages in the accounting system and mismanagement of the economy. “There is the need to ensure transparency and accountability by the NNPC in the management of revenue accruing to the nation from crude oil, particularly in the prevailing circumstances where major buyers of Nigeria’s crude oil such as the United States has discovered alternative sources,” he said. With the presidential approval, the NNPC is expected to formally trigger the exit clauses in the current OPA contracts in order to close them and commence a fresh re-tendering process aimed at getting more favourable deals for the government. http://dailytimes.com.ng/buhari-terminates-oil-swap-agreements/ |
anonimi:Hang yourself!
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akpakoboy:You're owned? You go fear grammar. ![]() |
ochejoseph:Without licence abi? And in large quantity too? |
Editor1:You're confused, honestly. |
I'm sure this is in one of the gulf countries. Probably Saudi Arabia. |
I don't think the thread you refer to was actually against supporting or giving your wards head start. It only frowned at over pampering of children else they become spoilt brats. So, same position whichever way you look at it. |
This man makes a lot of sense. He has not condemned monogamy as some commenters have said. Rather, he has made case for polygamy. His point is very clear, which is that the society should not criminalize polygamy. It's the criminalization of polygamy that is responsible for many men having children by other women unknown to many until they have exited the world. You criminalize polygamy but you don't see much wrong in adultery and fornication. Many women will prefer their husband maintain side chicks outside to the man getting the same lady as second wife. This beats imagination really! |
kodded:Incomprehensible ? Ok, he cancelled sponsoring hajj. He terminated pipeline contracts for militants. Some properties of some ministry staff have been confiscated by icpc. You need more? |
lunaticfringe:Your life completely screwed. I pity ya parents. They just wasted their sp.erm and egg to bring you to life. Look at his moniker sef, lunatic indeed. If you like rant till 2mao, i will ignore you. Foolish boy. |
kodded:Reducing cost of governance and blocking of leakages. |
uniklinkum:Chai, daris God oooooo. you just finished the guy. ![]() |
merry02:You must be a compound fool. Is anyone who tag a 3 month presidency 'I will' not a Jonathan dog? So what is wrong in comparing the same govt with the idiotic man's? |
merry02:This "I will" better continue with the results we've seen so far. His dead body is better than healthy gej. |
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