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Na your papa be idiot

imsuboi:
You _idiots never cease to amaze me.

That his neck sha

GodsMercy1:
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[size=18pt]She says Nigerian's instead of Nigerians
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hedonistic:
I'm a graduate, not AM a graduate. Isn't it shameful how most 'graduates' in Nigeria do not know the difference between I'm and am?

By the way, I need a job, not "I need job". Madam graduate, it's a fiercely competitive labour market out there. At this rate you might stand a better chance of getting 'job' by putting your School Cert forward and downplaying your 'graduate' status.

This must be the hand work of devil

Honorable, how much is your monthly take home pay?

[size=14pt]you voted for jona
Geeerrrroooouuuuuut!!![/size]

sunny12345679:
We indeed made a big mistake voting this government. Oh Lord have mercy on Nigerian

[size=28pt]Ambo o Ambo! [/size]

E fit pass 2019 sef

Dotmanroy:
hate him or love him. .. He is your president till 2019

na wa o

Why should PDP be attacking appointments. Does appointment translate to lack of achievement?

TonyeBarcanista:
Why should APC be celebrating appointments? Does appointment translate to achievement(even without any positive effort)?

[size=28pt]What's her talent? Big boobs? [/size]

Which one be Bovi own, and which one be Basketmouth own.
We need to be informed before we comment

When people like El-Rufai are campaigning for removal of immunity for governors.

Some of the reasons why APC keeps saying Saraki and Dogara's presence may obstruct fight against corruption.

FreeGlobe:
fake yoruba man answering igbo name

YOU are very fake! Is PDP Igbo?
It is your type who cast aspersions on Gov Okorocha, calling him Mallam. Ignoramus!

Fulani herdsmen in a jeep!

TSA: No Exemption For Any MDA – CBN
Nse Anthony

— Sep 23, 2015 2:15 am | Leave a comment

Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), Mr Godwin Emefiele, yesterday said that no federal government ministry, department or agency (MDA) had been exempted from the Treasury Single Account (TSA).

This was as the Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) voted to reduce the cash reserve ratio (CRR) from 31 per cent to 25 per cent, while retaining the minimum rediscount rate (MRR) and liquidity ratio at 13 per cent and 30 per cent respectively.

Emefiele, speaking after the MPC meeting in Abuja, also warned those spreading news about certain MDAs being exempted from the TSA to desist from creating confusion in the system.

He said, “I haven’t seen any memo that exempts any MDA from the TSA.
So as a result, I will advise all those who think they have been exempted to please avoid creating confusion.
“I will appeal to those who are affected by the TSA to please continue to comply with the movement of accounts from other banks to the CBN.”
There were reports in the media that 13 agencies, including the Nigeria National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC), Bank of Industry (BOI) and Niger-Delta Power Holding Corporation had been exempted from the TSA policy.

The report quoted a memo sent from the office of the accountant-general of the federation, directing the CBN to exempt the agencies listed from making remittances to the TSA for now. Emefiele however denied the report, saying he had not received such memo.

Speaking on the MPC decisions, Emefiele said the MPC decided by a vote of seven to reduce the CRR from 31 per cent to 25 per cent, while three voted to hold.
“By a unanimous vote, the MPC voted to retain the MPR at 13 per cent. Also, the committee voted to retain the symmetric corridor of 200 basis points around the MPR and retain the liquidity ratio at 30 per cent,” he said.

Emefiele said the committee came to the decision following the declining output growth, rising unemployment and the evolving international economic environment.
He said that at the moment, the overall economic environment in Nigeria was fragile due to slow economic activities since the second quarter of the year.

He said that the non-payment of salaries at the states and local government levels was having a negative impact on consumer demand, which in turn was affecting the economy “The committee noted that the entire economic condition remains fragile. The economy further slowed in the second quarter of the year, making it the second consecutive less than expected performance “Having seen two consecutive quarters of slow growth, the committee recognised that the economy could slip into recession in 2016 if proactive steps were not taken to revive growth in key sectors of the economy,” he said.

Emefiele said that the committee was satisfied with the naira at the inter-bank segment, which has been relatively stable in the last two months, selling at N196.9 to N197 to a dollar.

He however expressed concern over the volatility of the naira at Bureaux de Change, which was selling between N224.5 to N211.5 to a dollar.

He said that due to various administrative and policy measures, the nation’s gross official reserves decreased from $31.2billion to $30.6billion as at September 17.
Emefiele said that the committee was optimistic that the pace of economic activity would improve once President Buhari brings out the economic policy of his administration.

The CBN governor emphasised that Nigerian banks were still safe in spite of the movement of money due to the TSA policy.
He said that the amount that left the banks due to the policy was less than what had been speculated in the media by financial experts.

“The data that the committee [Monetary Policy Committee] reviewed between yesterday and today showed that liquidity ratio in the banks has decreased moderately.
“That is why the committee came up with the conclusion that the impact of the movement of funds from the CBN on liquidity is sort of moderate.

“The liquidity ratio showed that Nigerian banks are safe,” he said. Emefiele said that the CBN would continue to monitor the liquidity of the banks to make sure that they did not slide into difficult terrain.

http://www.leadership.ng/news/462534/tsa-no-exemption-for-any-mda-cbn

What is this one saying? Buhari na judiciary?

FreeGlobe:
why is Buhari and APC ridiculing themselves

Done!

Alphaoscar:
Op, put the source and let Lalasticala to badt do the needful.

I am your boss

Jalinco:
So if the unknown guy had told Saraki to resign he would have done that?
OP who exactly are you?

sage2:
My only worry is for the Nigerian youths whose major occupation is fast becoming social media irrelevant discussions. Whatever happened to the factories where their counterparts in Asia spent most of their producing the devices they use?

Oga mentor, wetin YOU find come here?

Lol!
Are you really APC?

Flashh:
If that is a sigh of calling it a quit for APC. He's free to go.

Without him won't stop APC from achieving success.

You no see picture above? Abi eye dey pain you?

BALLOSKI:
Where's saraki's reply?

The All Progressives Congress (APC) has accused the Peoples Democratic Party of openly launching a counter-offensive against the efforts of the Buhari Administration to rid the country of impunity and corruption, but warned that the opposition party will fail in its attempt to take Nigerians back to Egypt.
”Saturday’s Press Statement by the PDP is nothing but a thinly-veiled frontal assault on the relentless efforts of the Buhari Administration’s to clean the Augean Stable of the last PDP Federal Government,” the party said in a statement issued in Lagos on Saturday by its National Publicity Secretary, Lai Mohammed
”With its statement that is nothing but an unabashed support for impunity and corruption, as well as its major actors, the PDP has now confirmed itself as the official ‘poster boy’ for corruption in Nigeria,” it said.
APC said the long-winding sophistry about the rule of law, democracy and personal freedoms is aimed at couching the PDP’s abhorrence and disdain for the fight against corruption in democratic cliches, especially now that the battle is gradually hitting the PDP where it hurts.

The party said for the PDP’s National Publicity Secretary himself, the persistent onslaught against the Buhari Administration is neither altruistic nor informed by any belief in higher values, ”because the allegations of corruption hanging on his own neck, from within his own party, is a clear indication that he is mortally afraid that the wind will soon blow hard enough to expose the fowl’s rump”.
”Neither the PDP as a party nor its spokesman have the moral authority to condemn anyone, least of all a President that is working hard to rescue Nigeria from the abyss to which it has been plunged by the former ruling party.

”For the PDP to brush aside the latest revelation that a government it sired could not account for $700 million from the Sovereign Wealth Fund (SWF), or the fact that the party could not account for billions of Naira in its own campaign funds, and then launch a frontal attack against a reformist government, is the height of shamelessness.
”For the ethically-challenged spokesman of the same morally-deficient party to continue to spew trash under the guise of opposition politics is totally provocative and absolutely unacceptable. Worse still, the lack of focus in the labyrinthine statements being issued by the opposition party has confirmed the prescience of the APC’s offer to the PDP’s spokesman to take a crash course in how to speak for the opposition,” it said.

http://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/top-news/190331-pdp-spokesman-metuh-ethically-challenged-lai-mohammed.html