₦airaland Forum

vecman22:
Kashamu d drug Barron...you go smell your nya**h

emm pls who are d 'we'

ambooooo

go Baba, we are solidly behind u

hhahahahaha

lalastica come nd see oooh

baba carry gooooo

We r solidly behind u.....

Nigeria shall be Great again..... (lalastica no like dis statement oh)

gbege

kodded:
GEJ is a silent achiever, he didn't make noise during the railway construction

u called that IShh railway??Bros sorry to say buh its like u've never been out of d shores of dis con3 abi Bros go to angola (u dont need visa) and see what is called TRAIN....

d spirit of poverty in u will vanish and ur eye will clear.....

i use this medium to pray for u so that u can travel far nd wide nd ceee that dis things can be achieved in nigeria if d will is there.

naiaj will be great again.. SATanist nd TANoids ntooor

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kodded:

FOOOOOOOOOLs

Incase you forget the read this part how many weeks your buhari has spent in office ?

u d unfoooool, did u hear of any refinary ndergoing maintenance under GEJs administration, abi wat did ur Frog eye lady ministwr tell us about our refinarys?? or u think we nigerians dont forget ni?? Bros open ur eyes n keep sentiments aside.... dis refinarys coud ve been activated more than a year ago if they wanted to activate it.

Baby mumu

seunmsg:
You are as clueless as the OP. The jets in the presidential fleet are not built for commercial purpose. They can't be used in the commercial sense that the OP meant. Beside, if it was such a great idea, why dint your almighty GEJ adopt the idea through out the five wasteful years he spent in Aso Rock?

dont blme him, person wey never fly for him life b4, how hm wan take know say difference de btwn presidential jet and commercial jet?? My guy dat is d spirit of poverty talking. May God help him noni

saraki beta reduce una yeye allowance by 70%... dats all we need from u for now...

CHANGE.....

PMB's govt giving lalastica and Co headache since May 29 2015

by d way i heard lalastica had dysentery wen he hard that PMB will sell 9 out of d presidential jets.. bros take am easy oo... make d winds of change no blow u to early grave.

Infact rejoice our con3 is about to be great again unless if u r anti-growth n anti-development wch i dodn de suspect u of...

useless past administration dem

GBAM

where

jazakhallah

if u r in abuja... dont forget its unity Faustian 2pm prompt. our voices must be heard

wind don de blow

opolo eeyes (frog eyes) don run...

bros cut una yeye allowance

Ramadan Mubarak

Mashallah

Ramadan Mubarak

lol.. next time community service should be employed

Ghen Ghen Ghen.....











Cc lalastica

As President Muhammadu Buhari hosts the head of the leading global corruption watchdog Clare Short this week, top on the agenda will be a probe of how Nigeria allegedly remitted $100 million for the sale of oil blocks on which the country was paid $1.85b, it was learnt on Monday. Short, who is the Chair of the Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (EITI) arrived in the country on Monday on a three-day working visit. She is expected to hold talks with President Buhari on the implementation of the independent reports of the Nigeria Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (NEITI) The Meeting which is also expected to provide the International Chair the platform to brief the President on the importance of integrating the EITI principles in his economic policy agenda as obtainable in resource rich countries of the developed world, is also seen as a global endorsement of President Buhari’s commitment to good governance, transparency and accountability Buhari had listed the implementation of the findings and recommendations of NEITI Audit Reports as a priority within his administration’s 100 days in office. The executive secretary of NEITI, Zainab Ahmed, had said last week that over $7.5 billion between 1999-2011 still needed to be recovered from oil and gas companies in Nigeria. "The amount represents clear cases of underpayments, under-assessments of taxes, royalties, rents...which have not been adequately addressed in the past," she said. NEITI has suggested selling the state oil company's stakes in producing joint ventures to fix its budget woes, a call echoed by many in the new administration, as well as scrapping the expensive and graft-riddled fuel subsidy. The government relies on oil sales for the bulk of its revenues but there has been little oversight of how these are handled. Central bank governor Lamido Sanusi was sacked under former president Goodluck Jonathan after he said that up to $20 billion in oil revenues between 2012 and 2013 had not been remitted to the government by the state oil company NNPC. Buhari said he would re-examine this allegation. Ahmed also said NEITI audits showed that some $11.6 billion of dividends between 1999 and 2012 from the government's investment in the Nigerian Liquefied Natural Gas (NLNG) company were not remitted by the state oil company. "NNPC was unable to provide any evidence that the funds were remitted to the federation as required by law," she said. NNPC said the issue of reconciling accounts had been raised at a previous Inter-Ministerial Task Team and would be discussed at one this week. The team was designed to implement NEITI's findings. NEITI has also said the sale of eight oilfields to NNPC's upstream arm in 2010-2011 should be reviewed, as they were sold at $1.85 billion of which only $100 million was remitted to the federation account in February 2014. Before his sacking, Sanusi also criticized some of these deals for being awarded non-competitively to companies that supplied no services. The International Chair is at the head of a delegation of a special implementation Committee set up by the World body EITI, drawn from 50 member-countries. The EITI boss is also expected to visit the NEITI Secretariat and observe a Meeting of the Inter Ministerial Task Team (IMTT) set up by the Federal Government to implement the findings and recommendations contained in the NEITI Audit Reports. Nigeria joined the EITI in 2003, began implementation of its principles and established NEITI in 2004. Nigeria also became the first among the 50 member countries of EITI to support implementation with a law, the NEITI Act of 2007.

Read more at: http://dailytimes.com.ng/fg-remitted-100m-for-sold-1-85b-oil-bloc/

nema kwa??

storey

misyy oooh

okk

see dem smiling while their subjects r crying

viczing:
So since he's been playing huh? Na now be en morning

Dullard from daura

apparently u r d dullard.

ve u ever heard of priority list??

if yes then u will be a baby mumu if u dont know or cant phantom what is no 1 on PMB's priority list right now..

ve a good de while u pondering over it.

ghen ghen