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Thats your family name right

GenbIoodykiller:
efulefu the bastard vagabond

Leave that fool, he spews thrash everywhere

dammytosh:
Another f00l let loose.

You typed this crap and hit send button. I am disappointed in Tecno, it can not recognize a brainless poster and deny them internet access.

Chest beaters since you claim to be in the States, google should be easily accessible for you. Check the top 5 richest people in Nigeria and you wont find any of your fellow chest beaters there.

BabyDaddy20:
Igbo's can only compete with the Hausa in terms of riches.
Yoruba is just a shitty tribe, on the same level with the fulani.
We the igbo guys will continue buying all your lands & in 2019 there will be no more Yoruba.
As for the Yoruba girls, they're all ugly & their pusssy smells, so Igbo guys don't want them.

This should serve as a sign to those who believe in embezzling public funds or those greedy ones who believe the world belongs to them, we can only talk about what we doing presently and what we did few mins ago BUT NO ONE can say whats gonna happen in the next SECOND.

May her soul rest in peace and may God Almighty give her parents and loved ones the fortitude to bear the loss
May God continue to Guide and Guard us all.

Please next time you feel like wailing please don't quote me, I just voiced my opinion and you can do yours also without quoting me

Thanks

hinwazaka:
You are highly delusional. We were not present at the summit, because we have an UN serious government, who currently have no economic team in place. Who would have been our representative at the summit, the perm.sec of the ministry of finance? The unseriousness of this government will drive this country over the edge. The unfortunate thing is that you and your ilk will just change your T-shirt to that of the PDP and no one will know that you were a mediocre contributor to the government's gross incompetence.

Great they experienced power failure there also, now let's see the outcome of their probe, if after the power failures the people involved comes out clean then all senators should be locked up in kirikiri till further notice

They can wail till eternity, their noise wont distract a focused PMB.

Why wont Nigeria be snubbed when the funds given to the previous administration to construct light railways was used in getting locomotives

The roads looks like whats gonna be washed away after a week consecutive rainfalls

traffics:
Mtcheeeeeeeew rubbish

whats political about this thread

gbam!!!!

soe:
come to think of it...when was the last suicide bombing? JULY 31 (Maiduguri market).

MY GOD!!!!

[size=18pt]it has been 50days since any bomb blast was recorded..... [/size]



PMB is GOD SENT.....ahhhh...for God so loved Nigeria,..that he kept PMB alive for us...that who so ever prays for his success will not regret, but have everlasting joy.

lalasticlala abeg come see miracle...lol

Self-proclaimed living god Jehovah Wanyonyi is dead, a local leader has confirmed, amid his followers’ prayers for his ‘resurrection’.
Wanyonyi, 98, died from malaria on July 18 on his way to Cherangany Nursing Home in Kitale town, Kipsomba chief Daniel Busienei told the Standard.

Busienei said the spiritual leader’s children sought a burial permit on July 19, adding that the hospital required it before releasing the body.
“I told my assistant chief to issue them with a permit to allow the deceased family to lay him to rest,” he said.
Assistant chief Paul Bett confirmed that he gave the family the burial permit a day after Wanyonyi’s death.

On Sunday, Wanyonyi’s followers, the Lost Israelites of Kenya, prayed for his return at his home in Nangili, Kakamega county.
Some of them said they have been fasting since they learnt that he had gone missing.
“We believe in him and we want him back on the throne as soon as possible,” follower Joyce Nakhanu said.
Wanyonyi has not been seen in public for more than six weeks and his family is also anxiously waiting for him.
Family spokesman Eliab Masinde said he has been hospitalised in Nairobi, where his sons are taking care of him.

Wanyonyi, who also has a following in Uganda, developed back problems four years ago.
He had been confined to a wheelchair at the home, where his followers say he has 70 wives, 500 children and more than 1,000 grandchildren.
Isnt life strange? How gullible can people get?
God or Allah have never fallen sick. They are supreme beings. They are mighty. They are powerful. Jehovah Wanyonyi? A mere Kenyan who used his jams to blindfold a few Kenyans to kneel and worship him.
A man who cannot perform a miracle. A man who was never satisfied with the number of women in his life. A man wants to enrich himself by siphoning everything from his myopic followers.
He even says that he brought HIV/AIDS to earth as a punishment to humanity for defying his commandments.
In his words:
“If the Kenyan Government does not give me 3 billion shillings ($3.8m) I will bring a curse on Kenyans,” he warned few months before he gave in to malaria.


http://omojuwa.com/2015/09/self-acclaimed-living-god-in-kenya-killed-by-mosquitoes/

https://www.naij.com/545601-man-calls-living-god-kenya-killed-mosquitoes-photos.html

http://www.africaworldnews.net/kenyan-living-god-jehovah-wanyonyi-killed-by-mosquitoes-in-kenya/

You are actually the opposite of your moniker, GEJ can be your great god and savior i dont give a Bleep oponu oshi, next time you wanna spew your trash kindly dont quote me.

wiseoneking:
You are actually living in a paradise fool. Thesame PMB your great god and saviour is equal to the task. Why did you vote 4 him. He must fix that rot or else Nigerians will throw him stones with curses. You are suffering from shame and reproach of trusting in a man. This has passed the issue of wailers because they are presently your saviour. YOU ARE ACTUALLY THE BRAINWASHED FUUL in this case.

By Henry Umoru
ABUJA—THE Senate was told, yesterday, that the Federal Government has invested a N2.74 trillion in Nigeria’s power sector over the last 16 years (1999 to date).
The investments were made during the regimes of former President Olusegun Obasanjo; his successor, late President Umaru Yar’Adua, and President Goodluck Jonathan.

The Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Power, Ambassador Godknows Igali, and the Managing Director, Niger Delta Power Holding Company, NDPHC, Mr. James Olotu, disclosed this before a Senate Ad-hoc Committee probing the power sector from 1999 till date.
Furthermore, Olotu revealed that contrary to popular belief, the National Integrated Power Projects, NIPPs, which gulped about $8.23 billion or N1.64 trillion were actually being funded from the Excess Crude Account, rather than from ministerial provisions.

Power in military era
Speaking further, Ambassador Igali told the Senate that former military Heads of state, who ruled the country from the overthrow of former President Shehu Shagari, up to 1999, when democracy was reinstituted, crippled the power sector.
According to Igali, this is because the successive regimes not only failed to recruit the relevant engineers for 19 years, but also failed to invest in the power sector during their reigns.

He disclosed that out of the 79 power generation units, only 19 were functioning at that time, adding that no new power plant was constructed from 1991 to 1999.
He recalled that the last plant, Shiroro was built in 1991, long before the emergence of Obasanjo as president in 1999, adding that consequently, the power sector depreciated rapidly due to lack of consistent investment and funding until Obasanjo began the power reforms.

Democracy brought improvement
Igali said further: “When democracy came, the government inherited the sector that had not made capital investment for a long time and not a single engineer was recruited in 19 years. Despite the effort at investment by government, we have not been able to invest in a consistent manner in the power sector.

“Investment from government and the private sector must go up gradually but consistently, as fluctuation will not help our economic development. I do know that despite government’s effort at funding the power sector, the nation continues to experience epileptic power supply. However, it takes time to stabilise.”
He equally recalled that when Obasanjo came to power in 1999, electricity generation capacity was a mere 1,750 MW, noting that in view of the volume of investment required, the Ministry had to bring in the private sector which resulted into a reasonable improvement from what it used to be.

Funds appropriation
Igali further disclosed that despite the sector’s need, budgetary votes were seldom released fully, noting that the country cannot realise the full benefit of any investment in power unless the value chain elements – generation, transmission and distribution were also revamped.

He gave a breakdown of the appropriation and money released from 1999 to 2015 as follows:
*1999 – N11.206 billion appropriated, N6.698billion released;
*2000 – N59.064billion appropriated, N49,785 billion released;
*2001 – N103. 397 billion appropriated, N70.927 billion released;
*2002 – N54.647billion appropriated, N41.196 billion released;
*2003 – N55.583billion appropriated, N5.207billion released;
*2004 – N54.647billion appropriated, N54. 647billion released;
*2005 – N90.283 billion appropriated, N71.889 billion released;
*2006 – N74.308 billion appropriated, N74. 3 billion released;
*2007 – N100 billion appropriated, N99.8 billion released;
*2008 – N156 billion appropriated, N112 billion released;
*2009 – N89. 5 billion appropriated, N87billion released;
*2010 – N172 billion appropriated, N70 billion released;
*2011 – N125 billion appropriated, N61 billion released;
*2012 – N197. 9 billion appropriated, N53. 5billion released;
*2013- N146 billion appropriated, N49 billion released;
l2014 – N69.8 billion appropriated, N48 billion released; and,
*2015 – N5. 240billion appropriated, no money released yet.

However, he said that it was only in 2009 that the power sector witnessed a full appropriation, adding that the annual net funding shortfall ranged from 22 per cent to 67 per cent.

Intervention funds
According to Igali, about N155 billion intervention fund was released to the Ministry for the Multi-Year Tariff Order, MYTO, to cushion the effects of the shortfalls in expenditure for the power sector between 2009 and 2013.

The funds were given for a period of five years. A breakdown of the interventions funds are as follows:
*2009 – N30.8 billion;
*2010 -N43.2 billion;
*2011 – N37.0 billion;
*2012 – N11.5 billion; and,
*2013 – N32.6 billion.

Outstanding labour issues
Speaking on the defunct National Electric Power Authority, NEPA, the Permanent Secretary, who noted that every aspect of power has been sold, except for the transmission units, said that about 2,000 workers were yet to be paid off.
He noted that many who claimed to be staff of NEPA do not have valid documents, adding that parts of the proceeds from the privatisation exercise were used to settle labour claims of over 46,000 workers by the Bureau of Public Enterprises, BPE.
He said the payments were made through the office of the Accountant General of the Federation and the National Pensions Commission.

Electricity operations
Speaking on the high cost of operations in the power sector, Igali who noted that a healthy infrastructure expansion programme required continual investment, said that about “60% – 70% is the typical utility debt to equity profile. Infrastructure projects should be fully funded over a three-year budget cycle.

“Typical Capital Cost (based on a 200:1 Naira/USD exchange rate), Gas processing plant N30 – N40 billion; each Gas pipeline N12 million per inch per km; Generation N200 million per MW; Double circuit 330 kV transmission line: N85million per km; Double circuit 132 kV transmission line N80million per km; Transmission transformer N16 million per MVA; Single circuit 33 kV distribution line N6.5million per km; Single circuit 11 kV distribution line: N6million per km; and Distribution transformer N2.5million – N6 million each.”

No witch-hunting
Earlier, the Chairman of the Committee, Senator Abubakar Kyari, APC, Borno North, insisted that the exercise was not to witch-hunt anybody, but a fact finding one in the interest of Nigeria.
Expected to appear before the Committee today are the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission, NERC; Bureau of Public Enterprises; BPE; Power Generating Companies, GENCOs and Power Distributing Companies, DISCOs.

It would be recalled that Senate President Bukola Saraki, had last month announced a 13-man ad-hoc Committee to carry out a holistic investigation into the management of funds appropriated to the power sector from the Olusegun Obasanjo civilian administration to date.
Senator Saraki had urged members of the committee to consider their reputation and integrity and come up with a report that would be acceptable to Nigerians. He lamented that a lot of money had been spent on the sector with no results, while Nigeria is still faced with the challenge of power supply.

The committee was also saddled with the responsibility of looking into irregularities in the unbundling of the Power Holding Company of Nigeria, PHCN and to inadvertently probe how the Obasanjo, Umaru Yar‘adua and Jonathan administrations managed funds allocated to the sector.
It was charged with the task of looking into the entire power value chain including generation, transmission and distribution with a view to identifying what the problems in the sector are.

Saraki who noted at the inauguration of the committee three weeks ago that the task before the panel is huge, had however frowned at the continued absence of regular supply of electricity despite the country’s huge investments in the sector.
Kyari, in his remarks during the inauguration detailed the nature of the investigation his committee is saddled with,saying, “ to have a close look at the entire power value chain (generation, transmission and distribution) calls for review of our policies in order to obtain optimum performances across the board


- See more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/09/power-obasanjo-yaradua-jonathan-spent-n2-74trn-in-16-years/#sthash.g9a4jM9d.dpuf

JP Morgan’s decision to phase Nigeria out of its index which many investors track, marked the conclusion of a process initiated in January, Reuters reported.

The naira has lost around 15 percent in the last year, with devaluations in November and February.

While many foreign bonds investors have exited the market since JP Morgan warned Nigeria in January and again in June that it would get kicked out of the index unless conditions improved, stocks investors were now also pondering whether to stay.

Only fools and brainwashed wailers would blame PMB after reading this thread.

OZAOEKPE:
"PMB is a bloody liar", Quote me anywhere.



- #3b mini estate, the annoying thing is that his supporters keep loving him anytime he releases lies. The PMB 'juju' must be from planet mars.

when you get vexed you can go hug the closest transformer to you...oponu

boujaye:
Someone should please speak Hausa to Baba Daura, I don't think he understands all this, he only understands fighting quarruption.

So you skipped the part that said its been proposed since January right Wailing only leads to early grave wail on

Spot the difference

Thought ICPC was dead already ooo, now every agencies are waking up to their duties. Never again will a drunkard and a torn umbrella party turn Nigeria into a corrupt laden country again.