bashydemy: no mind those mumu who don't know anything , they complain about convoy but they never ask who is the convoy with the President. There might be Governors in that convoy too. Since have been seeing PMB convoy it's not up to 10.
bashydemy: Stop this rubbish, nobody blame GEJ for blocking road when using the road but the harassment by the soldier is the worst. Now tell me dos you see any soldier on stands there? If it were to GEH or PEJ all the roads will be littered with men in Kaki
LYING LIAR AT WORK, SHOW ME PICTURE OF SOLDIERS HARASSING PEOPLE DURING GEJ'S GOVERNMENT
obailala: Has this not also happened in every other regime in Nigeria since 1960?... I am not endorsing this but the big question is, why single out Buhari even when GEJ and all other past leaders did worse?... Can you prove to us that this rubbish did not also happen in the last regime?
Your hatred for Buhari will soon give you high BP... Bloody BreakingTimes Wailers and jonathanians doing what they know how to do best, Wailing Irrationally!
Mr man I thought we are in the era of change, APC insulted GEJ because of this same act. Now they are in power and still doing same thing they accused GEJ Of.
Tinubu youth association will not like this. SLAYER OF TINUBU. OSHIKOMOLE, I wish you were the governor of my State not that midget called Oshiomole. God bless Fayose.
See video recording by an oppressed Nigerian who was forced to wait at Aso Drive road yesterday by security operatives who blocked the road & denied motorists passage for about 30 mins because President Muhammadu Buhari was using the link road to the villa. It is important to note that this road has no direct connection to Aso villa but just a link road.
The man who recorded the video repeatedly complained why security operatives blocked the road for over 30mins and also why the convoy of the president had to be so long. The video recording below shows more than 30 cars in the convoy of the president.
No doubt, President Muhammadu Buhari is living an extravagant & ostentatious lifestyle but why then is he saying Nigeria is broke is the question on the lips of many Nigerians.
shiftmarket: If the bad signal is to other portfolio investors, why should we worry too much. The real investors have not been interested before now in coming to Nigeria, it is those ones we must woo.
HOW WILL YOU WOO THE GOOD INVESTORS WHEN YOUR PRESIDENT IS BAD MOUTHING THE COUNTRY
iamkeyz: ha ha hi hi hi i like this................... next will be the departure of companies and the THE ZOO WILL CRASH COMPLETELY somebody should go and warn the west and north, tell them that a great famine is coming............................ APC Against Progress and Competence which they voted for massively will not save them ooo. they should start getting ready their hoes for farming............... biafra is here
TonyeBarcanista: Nigeria economy is bleeding seriously and Buhari doesn't seem so concerned. I keep wondering whether the APC led government is deliberately punishing Nigerians for rejecting them since 2003. Please Buhari, some of us feel the pains of the ongoing Nigeria ruin under your administration.
HE WILL ADDRESS IT DURING HIS NEXT TRAVEL OUTSIDE NIGERIA
shiftmarket: Those guys are called portfolio investors. The do not really add any real value to the economy. They have no stake what so ever other than to create a bubble in the stock market and take their portfolio away as soon as they sight any stock. Companies that have really invested in massive infrastructure will not be a hurry to leave. I wont be surprise to note that they may even be the ones sponsoring these kinds of news with a view to crash prices so that they quietly buy at low rate while they sell to the Market when things begin to improve.
If they have really left then good radiance to bad rubbish.
AND YOU FEEL WITHDRAWING FROM THE STOCK MARKET WILL NOT SEND BAD SIGNAL ABOUT NIGERIA TO OTHER INVESTORS
The Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE), said that foreign investors withdrew the sum of N40.07 billion from the equities market in the month of September.
This was disclosed in a domestic and foreign portfolio participation in equity trading for September 2015 posted on NSE web site on Monday.
The report stated that total foreign outflow for September stood at N40.07 billion, compared to N48.07 billion recorded in August.
The exchange stated that total foreign in flow during the review period stood at N29.26 billion as against N33.06 billion in August.
It added that foreign portfolio investment transactions at the nation’s bourse in September reduced to N69.33 billion from N81.13 billion in August, recording a decrease of 14.54 per cent.
According to the report, total domestic transactions stood at N60.59 billion in contrast with N64.56 billion in August.
It also added that total transactions in September dropped to N129.92 billion as against N145.69 billion achieved in the preceding month.
The statistics showed that foreign portfolio investors’ inflows accounted for 22.52 per cent of total transactions.
It stated that foreign portfolio investors’ out flows accounted for 30.84 per cent of the total transactions in September.
Commenting on the issue, Mr Okechukwu Unegbu, the former President, Chartered Institute of Bankers of Nigeria, said that the exchange must map out strategies aimed at sustaining local investors’ confidence in the market.
According to him, market regulators must reduce their emphasis on foreign investors and concentrate on local investors’ who investment for long-term purpose.
He added that uncertainties in the economy made it imperative for NSE to look inwards, noting that foreign investors could exit at the market at any given time
KANO—Elder statesman, Tanko Yakasai, has cautioned President Muhammadu Buhari to halt selective persecution of perceived political opponents in the name of fighting corruption.
In a statement in Kano yesterday, the octogenarian said that recent action of the administration by some of its leading figures left much to be desired.
Yakasai said: “Recent policy and non-policy actions of the new administration as promoted by some leading figures and the administration’s security and anti-graft agencies, have left much to be desired.”
He faulted the treatment meted out on the former National Security Adviser, Colonel Sambo Dasuki (retd.), and perceived opponents of the administration.
Yakasai disclosed that the overwhelming feeling today was that Nigeria was on a walk- back to dictatorship, stressing that the military background of President Muhammadu Buhari had taken the front seat.
He appealed to the President to ensure that justice was done to Nigerians, irrespective of their political affiliations.
The clear increase in unemployment is an indication that we are winning the war against unemployment, one of our cardinal campaign promises....Hon Lai Mohammed, Minister of Propaganda (Information, Communication & Tech)
Its clear lie Mohammed will be made minister of information so he can feed Nigerians with lie
ishiamu: when I say that Buhari is a terrorist i don't mean he's in the class of Osama bin Laden or abubakar baghdadi rather am telling you categorically that Buhari and kabiru umar sokoto are within the same class because both are illiterate terrorist - El Rufai