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ATkester:May your family or anyone so close to you, experience what the Chibok Girls passed through, even as a "scam" you children of hate term it. |
Splashme:Eeyah! Soweeee !!! We know say the thing dey pain you well well. |
ColeworldMD:Don't you think it's wrong to use that to conclude he's rated to be more powerful than PMB in Nigeria? Wrong, wrong, wrong. |
YonkijiSappo:Do you know how much 10 years could have added to the population since? |
Maka why? You for vomit our money naa. Idiotic thief! |
Armstrong1975:Corrected. |
pabjo:Wonderful reasoning! So, it's Buhari and Osinbajo plus other ministers that are now doing the work of efcc and icpc? |
acada111:No. Check my yesterday's post and compare. Clearly different shirts. |
PDP is crying because the strike, just as their other sinister plans, has failed. The party continues to rant on Twitter and getting spanked by Nigerians. Very funny indeed. Here are some of people's reaction. Take a look at @PdpNigeria's Tweet: https://twitter.com/PdpNigeria/status/733213239593598977?s=09 |
massinola:Sorry but if it's effective in only a few states, it's a failure. End of story. |
mashnino:You think we don't deserve to know? |
Just as yesterday, we no sabi any strike here o.
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I hate to hear the name PDP. They destroyed Nigeria. |
Anticorruption:If it's effective in just a handful states of 36, is that a success? |
![]() It's very obvious and incontrovertible that corruption was the bane of the Nigerian Army and in fact the bane of our society. Once we're able to deal decisively with corruption, many of our problems will naturally be solved. Anyway, kudos to you in that regards. What the IB couldn't achieve with a corrupt army even with trillions of naira in budget, you have achieved with the same army with far lesser budget. Never again. |
KissCODE:Chai, you just messed up big time. Fyi, the minister was invited to make a presentation for possible investment opportunities for some interested British businessmen. This is not a jamboree meeting. |
Love Machine:EFCC is not probing PDP's election campaign fund but monies illegally taken from CBN, our treasury. And If in the process of doing that, it's established that PDP used such monies for campaign, their headache. |
ColeworldMD:How can Dangote be rated as the most powerful man ahead of the president? This got me laughing seriously. ![]() |
NOETHNICITY:But we deserve to know those details. Only then we can hail the decision or condemn it. |
Buhari and corruption fight = bread and butter. ![]() |
globe16:Not disappointed. I knew you're a baby. |
globe16:Toddler, deregulation of downstream sector. Diversification of the economy away from oil dependent one. That's two there. |
globe16:You need to confirm you're older than twenty before I can lecture you further. |
globe16:I can bet you're not older than 25. You lack adequate understanding of how an economy works. Counter the facts I provided or stfu. |
dukie25:You don't make any sensible contribution but to show how frustrated and miserable you are by making abusive posts just for "likes". Leaders of tomorrow indeed. Anyone with half functioning brain understands that PMB inherited a badly damaged economy. An economy that was borrowing to pay salaries as far back as March 2015. An economy that the Finance minister predicted doom for when she said Nigerians should brace for tough times ahead. An economy that has had her earnings reduced to about a quarter of what she used to earn btw 2011 and 2015. An economy that was badly and shamelessly looted by those you supported. The condition of Nigerian economy today is a result of bad decisions of at least 3 to 5 years back. Leave insults and name-calling out of it, let anyone who feels differently come on board for a robust discussion. |
globe16:Stop the crap! Anyone with half functioning brain understands that PMB inherited a badly damaged economy. An economy that was borrowing to pay salaries as far back as March 2015. An economy that the Finance minister predicted doom for when she said Nigerians should brace for tough times ahead. An economy that was badly and shamelessly looted by those you supported. The condition of Nigerian economy today is a result of bad decisions of at least 3 to 5 years back. Leave insults and name-calling out of it, let anyone who feels differently come on board for a robust discussion. |
TonyeBarcanista:I knew. And there were many "Awos" in every region then too. |
I think this is wrong. We need full details to be able to determine if this is good for us or not. 1. Is the 30% concession tax for the entire Dangote Grp or for just the cement factory in Lokoja? 2. For how many years will Dangote hold back the 30% tax? 3. By when must the project be completed and handed over? 4. Is there a minmum quality standard specified for the construction work? 5. Will the FG supervise the work to ensure standards are met? 6. Has a cost estimate for the project been done and compared to the 30% concession tax. That way, we will know how much we lose or gain by this arrangement. Without answers to these questions, I say it's not a good strategy. |
I think this is wrong. We need full details to be able to determine if this is good for us or not. 1. Is the 30% concession tax for the entire Dangote Grp or for just the cement factory in Lokoja? 2. For how many years will Dangote hold back the 30% tax? 3. Is there a minmum quality standard specified for the construction work? 4. Will the FG supervise the work to ensure standards are met? 5. Has a cost estimate for the project been done and compared to the 30% concession tax. That way, we will know how much we lose or gain by this arrangement. Without answers to these questions, I say it's not a good strategy. |
TonyeBarcanista:You're funny. How will anyone know how Yorubas would have turned out even without Awolowo? |
uwa244:The BHT have largely been dislodged. So, they're no longer as coordinated in their activities as before now. |
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