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deomelo:This is APC definition of restructuring
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bixton:Quickly let me give one. Your mobile phone you use to type this was a product of PDP |
RealityShot:Ex-governor like Fsahola Oshi-Omo-Ole Tinubu Akande Oyinlola Segun o ni Cover your face in shame |
RealityShot:Thailand rice abi. Awon oniro |
RealityShot:Babachir gate Amaechi flying Rail gate Aba kyari gate Gan-Dollar gate And more E kora yin kuro, eyin omo aru'gun yi |
AnyoneButAtiku:You must have been a son of liar Mohammed
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Just look at this Prodigal son's on Government |
FG can’t fund budget 2018 unless assets are sold, says Ministers • Selling Of Assets Will Mitigate Loans Burden • No, Its Assets-Stripping – Enwegbara Huge cost of servicing new loans amid poor revenue informed the Federal Government’s decision to dispose of 10 state-owned assets to select investors and the public between now and year end, in order to fund the 2018 fiscal plan.This clarification was given by the Minister of Finance, Mrs. Zainab Ahmed, and her counterpart in the Budget and National Planning Ministry, Senator Udoma Udo Udoma, who also argued that borrowings and the assets sale not only constituted strategic actions to funding the 2018 budget, but were in the overall interest of the country. In the sale of the 10 ailing key national assets, two of which must be sold this month (Nicon Insurance Limited and Skyway Aviation Handling Co), the government is expected to earn the sum of $797m, that is N289b. A Director at the Bureau of Public Enterprises (BPE), Joe Anichebe, who revealed government’s plan to sell the outfits, informed that the privatisation agency had pledged to raise N306b to help finance the planned spending. Apart from the Ajaokuta Steel Complex, which the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) Governor, Mr. Godwin Emefiele equally identified as one of the assets penciled for disposal, other firms that are up for sale are in the power, aviation and insurance sectors.Earlier in July this year, the Director General of the Bureau of Public Enterprises (BPE), Mr. Alex A. Okoh, also informed that some entities had been prepared for privatisation or for commercialisation. He listed them as Afam Power Plant; concessioning of Terminal “B,” Warri Old Port; restructuring and recapitalisation of the Bank of Agriculture (BOA); partial commercialisation of the Nigerian Postal Services (NIPOST); and the restructuring/ commercialisation of six River Basin Development Authorities (RBDAs); partial commercialisation of three selected national parks and re-privatisation of Yola Disco etc. In the 2018 Appropriation Act, the sum of N350b is expected from privatisation proceeds, and the BPE boss, Okoh had advised the Federal Government to reduce the propensity of loans accretion because of their high cost of service, and instead dispose of some obsolete assets to raise money for the funding of the yearly budgets. The capital component for which vital assets are being sold to part finance, in addition to funds from borrowings in the local and international markets is N3. 133t, out of the N 9.12t the 2018 fiscal plan, which implementation began mid – June this year.Under the plan, nearly N2t is to be raised from borrowings from both the domestic and international markets to fund infrastructure captured in the spending plan for the year. The Guardian recently learnt that the sum of N643b has so far been raised from the domestic market by the Debt Management Office (DMO) this year, and handed over to the Federal Government for that purpose. Speaking recently while on a familiarisation tour of revenue generating agencies, as well as, at the just concluded International Monetary Fund ( IMF)/World Bank Annual Meetings in Indonesia, Bali, Indonesia, Ahmed defended the approach adding that more funds outside government’s revenue was needed to make things happen because revenue has become inadequate. Corroborating Ahmed, Udoma said: “The draft 2019-2021 Medium Term Fiscal Framework shows that Nigeria faces significant medium-term fiscal challenges, especially with respect to revenue generation. Thus, key reforms will be implemented with increased vigour to improve revenue collection and expenditure management. Achieving fiscal sustainability and macro-fiscal objectives of government will require bold, decisive and urgent action.” One of those in support of the planned sale of government assets is a macro-economic policy analyst, Prof. Ken Ife, who equally sees the decision as sound and well-articulated policy under the government’s privatisation plan. According to Ife: “The decision to privatise Ajaokuta Steel Complex is a wise decision because that complex remains one of the white elephant projects that we have in Nigeria. We need to look for a competent investor with a large war chest who can inject the needed funds to revatilise that complex so that it can play its role in the country, by providing the necessary steel derivatives for rail, auto, manufacturing, building and construction industries and the production of steel pipelines for the transportation of petroleum products thousands of kilometres away. The advantage is enormous. You can’t beat it. All we ask is that government must this time around be cautious and careful in the selection to avoid a repeat of the situation that we are experiencing in the power privatisation programme, where DISCOsdiscos operators are still heavily dependent on government to supply them money, and are refusing to metre customers, preferring estimated bills, where they collect monies from customers indiscriminately.” As far as development economist and public analyst, Mr. Odilim Enwegbara is concerned, what the government intends to do amounts to asset-stripping on the eve of the country’s general election, insisting that the government can still borrow more money both locally and internationally. His words: “This administration cannot embark on a sale of a key strategic asset like Ajaokuta Complex when it has less than a year to end its tenure. It should wait until after election to do so, that is if it wins again. Besides, the executive lacks the power to sell such a critical national asset without the approval of the legislature, which I am aware, is making efforts to revitalise that complex. “Again, another concern is that if the complex is sold under any name, it will be given away after government’s over $30b investment there. Let the government look for funds elsewhere to fund the budget because it cannot sell key national assets to fund one fiscal budget. What happened to the recovered loot that they got?” . https://www.guardian.ng/news/fg-cant-fund-budget-2018-unless-assets-are-sold-says-ministers/amp
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afroniger:Continue to write we are Atikulated |
tillaman:Fraudstus Mumuyamo Otobo will never respond His brain had been given KO by Dr. Chima |
Bgetto:This was done by you abi
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Fraudstus Otobo Mumuyamo brain had been reset by Dr. Chima |
Today's Google doodle honours Dr. Stella Ameyo Adadevoh on a day that would have been her 62nd birthday. A truly magnificent woman whose sacrifice surely saved millions of Nigerians.
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Iamgrey5:Check the link yourself naaa https://www.independent.ng/kwankwaso-loyalists-meets-atiku-pledge-support/amp/ |
onatisi:I learnt it's NEPA bill according to BMC crews |
Doyin2:Oluyole embassy why not tell Buhari to present this instead of lying under oath. Also check your OLUYOLE CERTIFICATE Signed 01/01/2015 January 1st 2015 New Year, Public Holiday. Tell us a other lie
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AnanseK:Diploma taking alone is nothing but just a paper. Diploma in typing, diploma in auto repairs e.t.c Diploma course as a medical doctor is quite different because it's a prerequisite. Tell Buhari to also present his Diploma, at east according to it's a certificate, The meaning is that is does not equivalent to anything near WAEC, BSC, MSC PHD. Even ordinary Waec is better than Buhari acclaimed Diploma you are shouting about |
onatisi:You should by now know how BMC think. Why did Buhari not present his Said diploma certificate. Instead of lying under oath of having Waec certificate |
deomelo:Is it Nepa Bill that Buhari used to get there. Tell Buhari to show his Waec certificate |
Iamgrey5:Lie no go kee you BMC and Lie are 5 & 6
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Firefire:Fayafaya THIS her comment is a signature to her apology. She is already Stimulating OBIdiently |
rusher14:Nibo lo to wa. Omo ilu wo ni iwo je |
What send you Mr Can you ask Buhari to now present his Waec Certificate |
Dealing with corruption is more important than shouting about it, says Peter Obi (PDP 2019 Vice Presidential candidate) Peter Obi, vice-presidential candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), has said the fight against corruption should go beyond "shouting about it". Obi, who affirmed that corruption "kills entrepreneurship, professionalism and hard work", highlighted some of his achievements when he was Governor of Anambra State. He stated this in an interview with NAN in Abuja. His words: “We should look at the effect of corruption and go on to deal with it in the way it should. It is important that everybody becomes part of those trying to stop it, because it kills three things that try to make society work. “It kills entrepreneurship, professionalism and hard work; it is not about shouting about it, but dealing with it." In his remarks on Nigeria's rating by the World Economic Forum, the former Governor said Nigeria could perform better with focus on the various key indicators. “I have been a Governor, and I know how to change these things. We took education from being number 24 to number 21. So, you don’t say you are doing it; you need to show empirical evidence where it is done and done right. If you do the right things, you get the right results; it is simple. “We need to get it better; the rating now is not where we should be. Nigeria is too important; it is the main driver of the continent. We must get it right and all we need is good leadership." In her address, Elsie Kanza, Head of Africa, World Economic Forum, said: “Based on the different indicators, it is important to note that Africa is still lagging behind the rest of the world. “So, it is not just Nigeria; everyone needs to improve so that the continent has a higher footing." http://saharareporters.com/2018/10/25/dealing-corruption-more-important-shouting-about-it-says-peter-obi
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allthingsgood:2014: PDP hide my Certificate 2015: My Certificate are with the Army but I need 52 SAN to defend it 2018: I HAVE affidavit my Certificate are with the Military Buhari is a Fraud. THIS fraud will be corrected come 2018 |
Buterflyle0:Are you telling me Buhari actually submitted a cerbuke To INEC going by your statement. |
allthingsgood:I will ask some people to collect your school fees back from your school. Because you don't need your certificate again |
WAEC SCANDAL: I HAVE WAEC, I WILL PROVIDE IT, I NEED MORE TIME – BUHARI BEGS INEC President Buhari is under attack by Nigerians after he has failed to provide his certificate to INEC which he could be the only presidential candidate who may not have a school certificate. Buhari who claimed he has WAEC certificate which is still with the military begs INEC for more time for him to get it. Newsflash247 gathered that Buhari only submitted an affidavit wherein he claimed that his credentials were with the Secretary of the Military Board, as the various presidential candidates’ credentials were made available to reporters in Abuja on Thursday. However, the presidential candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, Atiku Abubakar submitted all relevant documents, with a diploma in Law obtained in 1969 from the Ahmadu Bello University being his highest qualification. THE QUESTION IS: WHY HAVEN’T BUHARI COLLECTED HIS WAEC MANY YEARS AGO AFTER HIS EXAMS, WAS YOUR WAEC NOT GOOD? NIGERIANS ASKED ONLINE. https://newsflash247.com.ng/2018/10/26/waec-scandal-i-have-waec-i-will-provide-it-i-need-more-time-buhari-begs-inec/
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We know the sons a d daughter of abuse. But we will not go Into gutter with them but with facts |
Peter Obi: Don’t attack anybody or make trouble on my behalf Vice Presidential Candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party for the 2019 polls, Peter Obi, has charged his supporters not to attack or insult anybody on his behalf, distancing himself from any such undemocratic conduct. Obi gave the charge in a statement by his Special Adviser, Valentine Obienyem, in which he aligned himself with the position of his boss and PDP Presidential Candidate, Alhaji Atiku Abubakar, that their campaign must be clean and based on issues. The statement noted: “Mr. Peter Obi is an institution imbued with life. He performed well as the Governor of Anambra State and has been engaged in value-added pursuits since he left Government House. Since his work and records speak for him, we did not deem it compelling to hire anybody or group of persons to sing his praises. Everybody that writes about Peter Obi or comes to his defence does so out of conviction. “Now that we have a higher and nobler mission fate has called him to undertake, we appeal that no one should court crisis or attack anybody or group in the name of Peter Obi. The tasks ahead are enormous, and all hands are expected to be on deck in promoting his candidature and that of his principal. Indeed, our mission is enhanced because in him, we have a good, valuable product to market. “May we, therefore, use this opportunity to appeal to all those who support Mr. Peter Obi on social media platforms not to attack anybody or group, even those on the lunatic fringes. What we need most currently is to join hands to salvage Nigeria by propagating the ideals Atiku and Obi represent because we are certain they will work for the country. “Anybody or group that go contrary to this message is on their own and must not be associated with Obi’s fans.” “We are constrained to state this publicly because of failure of personal appeals we have been making on this matter. We must always bear in mind, as earlier pointed out, that internal cooperation is the first law of external competition.” https://www.today.ng/news/politics/peter-obi-attack-trouble-behalf-165765/
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Buhari is a fraud |
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