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PoliticsRe: 2019: Why The Yorubas Wont Support An Igbo Presidential Candidate by ElsonMorali: 4:48pm On Sep 27, 2016
And why should we? We all know what's uppermost in their mind and it isn't Nigeria. Just check out how they celebrate every disaster that happens to Nigeria and how they become sad when Nigeria makes some little progress.

Plus the fact that they are incredibly clannish, close-minded and ethnocentric. No. Let them keep pushing for their Bi@fra. They don't need the Nigerian presidency position.
PoliticsRe: Jubilation As 5000 Mega Watts Of Electricity Achieved For The First Time Ever by ElsonMorali: 4:42pm On Sep 27, 2016
anibi9674:
the 5000 megawatts was it from zero megawatts or from other peoples progress.
Wrong question.

Question is, do you enjoy more hours of power supply than in the past or not.

No need to display bad belle over this.
PoliticsRe: Jubilation As 5000 Mega Watts Of Electricity Achieved For The First Time Ever by ElsonMorali: 4:40pm On Sep 27, 2016
Some people will have ulcer over this. Something their "hero" couldn't achieve in 6years.
PoliticsRe: Light Goes Off As Fashola Climbs Podium To Give Speech At Eko Hotel (Photos) by ElsonMorali: 4:36pm On Sep 27, 2016
Hmmmmm.... I smell sabotage. Obviously some peeps are not happy with the progress being made in the power sector.
PoliticsRe: "Nigerians Will Celebrate Buhari Next Year" - Dr. Peter Kwembe by ElsonMorali: 4:29pm On Sep 27, 2016
HERSLEY:
I followed u for a reason...buh disappointed me with this ur comment
What exactly are you disappointed about madam?

What is wrong with the assertion made?

The fact that the out-gone party literally upended the nation's treasury in 16years leaving no investment, no backup plan, so safe guard, and no infrastructure to weather the storm of a continuous and rapidly sliding oil price in the international market?

Or the fact that Nigeria's recession is as a direct consequence of the foregoing. The govt can't run the nation by selling the water of river Niger nor the sand of the Sahara desert. And since the Nicer Delta SCavengers have decided to keep blowing up pipes what would your suggestions be?

Though I'd rather they do a PPP of the so called assets instead of an outright sale.
PoliticsRe: "Nigerians Will Celebrate Buhari Next Year" - Dr. Peter Kwembe by ElsonMorali: 4:18pm On Sep 27, 2016
ephi123:
So where is Buhari getting the money for his consistent trips all over the world? Besides did the government not claim a number of people had returned some of the stolen funds, where on earth are all the returned loots?

Crying wolf has so become stale! The earlier the govt focuses on its task, the better for everyone including itself. Nigerians are fed up, and rightly so. A single campaign promise is yet to be fulfilled.

Back to the topic, who is this management consultant and why should his words be taken seriously? Jokers undecided
This is quite hilarious. I see that people are pissed with the situation of the country and want a quick fix. Theyd rather not ask how we got here.

To you this is crying wolf? Like really?

"The govt. Should focus on it's task". Yeah. And rebuild our battered economy with stones and sand.
PoliticsRe: Nigeria To Witness Depression Not Recession As N-delta Militants Strike Again by ElsonMorali: 4:06pm On Sep 27, 2016
While we may decide to point to Buhari as the source and cause of our problems as a country, only the intelligent will realise that we are our own problems.

On a good day, it's tough enough that there is low oil price in the global market. Now this?!

At least we all know those sponsoring them.

I guess PDP is afraid that Buhari will outshine their retrogressive 16-year apology of a misrule within 4years do they are doing all they can to stop him.

Selling off National assets may not be a palatable option, but if it gets us out of this recession and stabilizes the country, then why not. Privatization is still the better option though.
PoliticsRe: You Can’t Sell Nigeria’s National assets, Senate Tells FG by ElsonMorali: 3:57pm On Sep 27, 2016
Well they better come up with a solution fast. I'd rather go for public-private-partnership in handling these assets most of which are redundant and under a productive.

The government cannot run the country on sand and stones and since we all are comfortable with the slow pace our courts are moving there doesn't seem to be any hope of recovering stolen assets to fund this year's budget.

These same silly senators have refused to take a pay cut. Awon werey.

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