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Business › Re: Why Can't A Country Just Keep Printing Money And Become Rich by fiizznation: 12:38pm On Jun 01, 2016

Hisduchess:
buh can't I take the money angry travel to another country to spend it when it has been changed.sorry pls explain to me I hated economics during my secondary school days thus I went for sciences. thanks in advancr

lolx. You want to play smart right? Well you can't angrily take a valueless money to another man's country and spend it at your own satisfaction. Let's say, if a Zimbabwean brings his $4billion{Zimbabwe dollars} to Nigeria for the sole purpose of spending the money here. At the of the day, he might just be able to buy one plate of food with his $4billion in Nigeria and that's if he is even lucky

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Romance › Re: Am A Muslim But Deeply Inlove With A Christian Lady. by fiizznation: 12:02pm On Jun 01, 2016

realonecraft:
@fiizznation thanks for the advice. Though I know its very hard to keep going due to the pressure she is facing as she is still in school and solely depend on her parents for now. Can't help it seeing her crying everyday because of this. She live in fright at home telling her she Is a bastard wanting to bring shame to their family and all that. All her family members were scolding her. You know at times when you see the one you wish to spend the rest of your life with going through all this will leave you restless. You wont even mind asking her to do what her parents want just to make her at ease. But what's the eseence of you living with someone and your mind is somewhere else. seriously at times I do want to tell her to accept what they want because you hate seeing her in this kind of mood. They are living their life and don't know when our parent's will start letting us go for what we want and support us rather what they want. But at the same time you have to obey them

Ok have you involved any of your relations; like sitting down with any of them and explaining things to him/her? You know in this kind of scenario, both your people and the people of your fiancee have to sit down and talk things out. Have this kind of thing happened? In my own case, I involved my uncles, auties and very closed friends a lot, my wife did the same thing too. Have both of you done that yet?.

She being in school isn't a problem here, but mutual trust and understanding between you both should be the top priority. Though she have to focus on her education and all that, but some time have to be spared where both of you can convinced one or two relations of yours to see reasons with you, and to also reach a common ground

Romance › Re: Am A Muslim But Deeply Inlove With A Christian Lady. by fiizznation: 11:31am On Jun 01, 2016

NOETHNICITY:
I hope she is now a Muslim because I ll be very disappointed in u if she is not!

lolx. Let's just leave this story for another day. You know I never would've even commented here if not that the original poster's story related to my one time love saga. Anyway plans are still on the way bro

Business › Re: Why Can't A Country Just Keep Printing Money And Become Rich by fiizznation: 11:17am On Jun 01, 2016

Georgry:
Hello Nairalanders....

Knowing fully that a country have the right to print money as much as they desire,and their is no limit to the quantity of money a country can print, this question comes to my mind:

Why can't a country just keep printing money to the stage that it will be enough for every body in the country to be rich...

Economist in the house your explanation is needed here.....

The simple answer is inflation. The currency notes that we use don't have any intrinsic value, rather the have exchange value. Which means 50naira doesn't mean its value is 50naira but you can exchange it for goods and services. A country like Zimbabwe couldn't understand this simple economics and they went ahead to produce more and more currencies, at the end what still happened? Well even a pen ended up costing thousands of Zimbabwe dollars and a bread was sold for as high as $2million{Zimbabwe dollars}. Their inflation rate rise to about 80 billion percent. Funny.

And everybody in Zimbabwe instantly became a billionaire{ poor billionaires}

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Romance › Re: Am A Muslim But Deeply Inlove With A Christian Lady. by fiizznation: 9:59am On Jun 01, 2016*

I can relate to your story because the same thing happened to me way back. I'm a Fulani person from kano state who eventually fell in love with a Christian girl from delta state. We met at school, one thing led to another and we became inseparable, like some kind of lovebirds. The religion and ethnic barriers were there, but that couldn't deter us, rather we kept firing on.

Then the issue of marriage came up and that's when the whole drama started. On my side, my parents were against our marriage, on her own side, the case wasn't any different. My heart was broken. I couldn't eat, I couldn't sleep, I couldn't even think straight. I watch in pains and agony how the lady I truly love was shedding tears like a 3yrs old girl everyday. To make matters even worst, my old woman went and confronted the parents of the lady I love.

It was really hard then but we didn't give up. We sent emissaries to both our parents who were so fortunate to convinced both our parents. We used uncles, aunties, friends, religion leaders etc. It was a very trying time but I didn't give up, my fiancee didn't give up either. Me and my lady fought for our love for about one solid good year or so. Anyway this happened around 2010/2011, and today we have been happily married for about 4yrs now.

Mr realonecraft, if you really do love your lady and she loves you back wholeheartedly, Please don't give up on yourselves. Fight it out. May God strengthen you both and guide you.

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Politics › Re: FG Deploys 5 Warships, 100 Gunboats, Fighter Jets To Delta Creeks by fiizznation: 3:59pm On May 31, 2016

Feshizzy:
Go look at the Delta Area and come back explaining what "fair deal" is?
Where 90% of the asset is owned by the northerners and you mention fair deal.
Where even basic amenities isn't available and you mention "fair deal".
They have been suffering long enough, trust me they are prepared for this.
So far only one side has been benefiting from this fair deal while the other continue to live in abject poverty.
Let me make a practical example, try equating economy = politician and Nigerians = politician. You would understand the real truth.
We had fighter jets all along and none was ever deployed to the north to protect innocent lives.
Here is another one. The government is only interested in protecting their interest and assets, they don't care a thing about the people they swore to protect.
Brings me to they saying from my own prospective assets is more valuable than human lives.
It's okay if you don't believe or decide to argue this facts but with time you would surely understand.

BTW, the NDA boys are doing great jobs, they ain't crippling the economy they are crippling the politicians.
When people say economy I find myself laughing,
Imagine this; if we still export oil and the government still removed subsidy then where on earth is the exportation funds going too?

Emotions! Emotions!! Emotions!!! My bro, you should always separate your emotions from reason. Of course nobody, and I reapeat nobody is happy with the pitiable state many Niger/deltans are in today. But the other problem with Niger/delta people is that you don't ask your leaders questions, you don't hold them accountable for anything. You all are made to believe that your problem begins and ends with the federal government.

Now if I may ask you, which region in Nigeria enjoys half of the benefits accorded to the Niger/delta? Don't forget that before oil was discovered in Nigeria, groundnut, cocoa and palm oil were our major export earners. And the proceeds from these export commodities were shared equally among the various region in Nigeria.

So this new agitation about resource control among your people is so uncalled of. Don't also forget that no President has ever took it upon himself to clean up the Niger/delta, but buhari is about to do that, so what exactly is the problem of the agitators and some illiterate militants destroying their lands?

NOTE: Northerners don't control the resources of Niger/delta but multinational oil companies do.

Politics › Re: FG Deploys 5 Warships, 100 Gunboats, Fighter Jets To Delta Creeks by fiizznation: 3:14pm On May 31, 2016

fewj:
Militants don't live in villages, since the days of MEND, they setup their own camp out of the villages for secrecy, sadly our military acts like Nigerian police, when they arrive, it is innocent people trying to survive in very inhumane conditions (in comparison to how much the area accrues for Nigeria) that bare the brunt, my grandma slept in the bush last night because the army drove her from her thatch house and you're here jabbering from the comfort of your home. Nigerian army have invaded that region twice in two weeks, what results have they achieved? They just target and taunt innocent civilians.

What is wrong is wrong irrespective of who's doing it and why they're doing it.

I'm sorry about your grandma and all the innocent citizens that have been caught up in this avoidable madness. The reality is, we as a people can't continue going in circles. Actions have to be taken, and I mean serious actions. If you dialogue with these avengers today, then another group of criminals will emerge tomorrow.

The government has been really fair in dealing with militants in the Niger/delta, but unfortunately the militants mistook the government's "fair deal" as cowardice. Is simple, if you are aggrieved about anything, violence is never the answer. And if you pick up arms against the state then you are probably inviting some anarchial situation in your home.

Anyway don't get stressed up, everything will be back to normal in some couple of days in the Niger/delta. We all want peace, but don't forget, some peace are gotten through brutal violence.

At this trying times in the niger/delta, May God continue to protect all the innocent fellows over there.

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Politics › Re: FG Deploys 5 Warships, 100 Gunboats, Fighter Jets To Delta Creeks by fiizznation: 10:14am On May 31, 2016*

signz:
It's just a show of power and force. Nigerian military cannot protect thousands of kilometers of pipelines.

Please PMB should read and implement recommendations of 2014 confab and over 60% of our problems will be solved. I believe so much in the unity of Nigeria and true federalism is the only way for Nigeria to still be one country between 2019 and 2023.

That JUNK you called confabulation will not be implemented because it is unconstitutional, illegal and a waste of resources. Besides buhari isn't the appropriate "body" to implement it, your NA is the body to implement it. Buhari won't give in to any cheap blackmail from any part of this country. Militants say they will make his government ungovernable, we are keenly waiting for them. I promised you, the avengers or whatever they are called will regret the very first day they blew up a pipeline just to spite the president. And tompolo should pray very hard because when he is finally apprehended like the common criminal that he is, believe you me he will never be the same again.

Already the militants/economic terrorists asked for it because they thought they are somehow "invincible and untouchable", but the creeks will be comb and the rag tag militias will eventually be smoked out. It was done in sambisa forest which is by far bigger than the tiny creeks the avengers are hiding in, same thing will be repeated in the creeks.

BUHARI WILL NEVER DIALOGUE with any criminal group. Militancy in the Niger/delta will be stamped out once and for all

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Politics › Re: Yoruba Tribe Caused Nigeria Lesser Problems by fiizznation: 10:35am On May 30, 2016

Hdayo1:
Its a known fact... just look at the power tussle between igbo land Hausa right from independence down to civil war and up till now... Hausas love to be dominant but they lack resources to do that. They are fearful of secession so they want power at all cost so that Nigeria won't break. If Nigeria breaks for in instance, north would just be like Chad and Niger...

Stop writing gibberish here and you should also reframe from saying what you don't know. The country called Nigeria today, sardauna NEVER agreed to be part of it. Your leaders{azikwe, awolowo}, pleaded with sir Sirdauna to join the "new nation called Nigeria". These are facts with evidences/proofs and not the horseshit you people say.

Another e.g was that of late major general murtala ramat Mohammed, he also wanted to take north out of Nigeria.And at the end who pleaded with him? Azikwe has always wanted one Nigeria because of some reasons best known to him, same goes to awolowo.

The only people that opposed the creation of one Nigeria from the start were northerners. So you people should stop trying to rewrite history.

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Politics › Re: Ghanaians Accuse Dele Momodu Of Wading In2 Their Politics 4 Financial Gains(pics by fiizznation: 9:37pm On May 29, 2016*

The man{dele} is a "journalist", so I suppose he is doing his work{journalism}

Politics › Re: Full Text President Buhari's Democracy Speech by fiizznation: 8:08am On May 29, 2016

funkydislo:
Seems you don't listen to the speech.He has corrected that.CBN is going to implement some policy.

Young man I know what am saying. Nothing has been implemented so far. The governor of CBN is a clown who doesn't know what he is doing there. How can one just wake up one bloody morning and introduce some archaic silly policies without giving it any consideration? Not everybody is a politician or some kind of thief. Innocent Nigerians doing businesses and studying outside Nigeria shouldn't pay for the crimes of some selfish, garrulous and silly politicians

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Politics › Re: Full Text President Buhari's Democracy Speech by fiizznation: 7:54am On May 29, 2016

Your Excellency, may God continue to help, protect and guide you. Nonetheless, some of your policies are too archaic for my liking. Especially the forex restrictions. Not cool

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Politics › Re: Scorecard Of PMB’s 1st Year In Office by fiizznation: 8:00am On May 28, 2016

TonyeBarcanista:
Buhari's first year was a huge disappointment. He started off in the most clueless manner and got worse in his cluelessness. His one year presidency was filled with nepotism, maladministration, fraud, insincerity, Fulani and northern supremacy, and everything evil.

May God grant us the grace to endure the next three years of Mr President.

Buhari's start off was very poor. From the ministerial appointments, forex policies, food importation and the budget drama. I totally agree with your "buhari start up" remark. So many bad policies from the start

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Politics › Re: Niger-Delta Avengers Destroy Agip And Shell Pipelines by fiizznation: 7:37am On May 28, 2016

TPAND:
how much damage is it to land as to economy. You think the oil companies affected won't have shut down production by now and the source of fire put to stop.

Think right... Think smart. Even your almighty Buhari has taken the dialogue option, what you should know is the real Naija is the Niger Delta all other regions are the rians.

I repeat the BUHARI ADMINISTRATION will NOT dialogue with them. I thought you guys were rejoicing with the damage the militants are doing to your own lands. Well let us sit down and watch how everything will unfold in the coming days.

Funny. Some people are destroying the businesses empires of western countries and the same people are still hoping for some magical intervention from ICC/human rights bodies when the Nigeria government unleashed its own madness. I laugh

P.S This will be my last post on any militants thread on this forum.

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Politics › Re: Niger-Delta Avengers Destroy Agip And Shell Pipelines by fiizznation: 7:14am On May 28, 2016

TPAND:
Whew...Oturugbeke.

This is economy crippling mission number 1. Boko Haram were killing and taking lives... We were feel remorseful these ones are blowing pipelines and it seems to be affecting every Nigerian and the economy.

ND Avengers I beg you in the name of Baba God... Make una accept dialogue with FG.

Buhari please give these guys more money, opportunities and jobs like GEJ and Yar A'dua did.

Buhari WILL NOT dialogue with them. Let them destroy their lands. The same people rejoicing whenever these economy terrorists blow up pipelines will still be the same people that will cry to the FG in the few days to come. Already the militants are destroying pipelines of multinational companies{USA, Britain} which I think is a bad approach.

Anyway interesting days are still ahead. We will see how this movie will end.

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Business › Re: New Forex Policy: NSE Gains N354bn, Naira Stable by fiizznation: 8:32am On May 26, 2016

989900B:
N197 to $1 is not yet nullified.

The currency is not freely floating in the true sense of it.

The CBN is trying to find a middle ground between devaluation or not ('hoping' with refineries, higher crude prices, inflow of Forex, and other monetary and fiscal policies being considered, the Naira could come back strong again).

It is not an easy decision to make considering the tons of unpredictability associated with either decision.

It is still a developing situation . . . fingers crossed.

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Business › Re: New Forex Policy: NSE Gains N354bn, Naira Stable by fiizznation: 7:20am On May 26, 2016

Tbh this administration really goofed big time with the forex and food importation policies. And now that they realized their mistakes, we can see how they are stylishly reversing those archaic policies.

Who is even the CBN governor? That dude is incompetent

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Politics › Re: Kachikwu Bribed Niger-Delta Avengers With $10m - PDP by fiizznation: 10:44pm On May 25, 2016

Ikechukwu183:
So who are you? If you call Niger delta, I shred you live.

Shred me you said? Well I know if you should see like face 2 face, man 2 man, eye 2 eye, believe me you will shit in your pants. I'm your worse nightmare my friend. I'm that person in your beginning and in your end. Hope you decipher?

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Politics › Re: Kachikwu Bribed Niger-Delta Avengers With $10m - PDP by fiizznation: 10:13pm On May 25, 2016

Uduak2019:
Typical Yoruba...SMH

I have told you people like a thousand and hundred times that I'M NOT A YORUBA person. I don't have any ancestral connection with Yoruba people, though I respect them.

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Politics › Re: Kachikwu Bribed Niger-Delta Avengers With $10m - PDP by fiizznation: 10:08pm On May 25, 2016

kcnwaigbo:
So your " incorruptible" Buhari is now begging with bribe? Choi

I'm all for peace, prosperity and progress. That's the 3Ps. Who wants war when peaceful resolution is available? Yeah nobody wants war, blood, deaths, hunger and tears my friend. The oil in the delta doesn't worth the blood of a single deltan. If bribery or whatever will bring a moderate peace and understanding between the FG and the vandals, then so be it

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Politics › Re: Kachikwu Bribed Niger-Delta Avengers With $10m - PDP by fiizznation: 9:48pm On May 25, 2016

I thought the so called avengers are blowing up their lands so that their people will be emancipated from the shackles of "absolutely zinc", why will they collect any bribe then? Hmm!!! Anyway I still don't believe that the minister bribed them. Maybe they{avengers} had a rethink. Of course they will have realized the foolishness in blowing up their lands just to spit the President.

When I was pointing out their foolishness here, some people were busy saying different things.

Long live the Niger/Delta

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TV/Movies › Re: Nigerians Force DSTV To Remove Caitlyn Jenner's "I Am Cait' Show by fiizznation: 9:16am On May 25, 2016

Which one is " I am cait" again? Is it a show for cats or what? I don't get

Politics › Re: How The Economy fared Under Yaradua With Oil @ $40/barrel And The Reality Today by fiizznation: 10:47pm On May 24, 2016

plaetton:
Ignorance is not a crime.
Normally you, the OP and I would have no grounds for this exercise, if not for the people who come here to advertise their ignorance.

The main problem I encounter here in Nairaland is that people have very very low comprehension skills, a deficit you have once again displayed.

Pls go back and read the OP's posts, read my responses to each one, and then tell me where NOI contradicted anything that I have posted on this thread.

I am saddened that after many pages , you still fail to comprehend what the bone of contention is here.

How come it is always you Buhari supporters that are quick to make ethnic and tribal references when debating simple facts relating to economic management?

OK.
Let me give the OP the benefit of the doubt that he got a bit confused, and got mixed up on the figures of External DEBT and the figures of Total DEBT stock.
If this is true , then all he has to do is to admit it, then case closed.

His continued blabbering, despite being proved wrong, is what I find shocking, and also betrays ill motive on his part.

There is nothing wrong with being an admirer or supporter of Buhari, but gosh, it shouldn't be a public religion, with all the irrationalities that come with it.

There is also nothing wrong with being a fan of NOI but that still doesn't mean one should sweep the truth under the carpet. Don't forget so soon that OBJ transferred NOI to the foreign affairs ministry from the finance ministry she was basically heading when he discovered how dubious she was even before she wisely resigned.

The Paris club scandal which NOI was involved is still fresh in our minds. The $2billion saga is still in our heads. You come here defending NOI as if your life depends on it and at the same time you want to send buhari to Hades even before his time. If NOI was so good as you want us to believe, do you think OBJ would have transferred her to foreign affairs ministry when she was working with him.

Have you even heard what soludo said about NOI? Did you think soludo was crazy when he accused her of running our economy aground?

I seriously do respect Mrs NOI{may God bless her} but it has always been clear that her first interest is world bank and not Nigeria. My bro there are just too many scandals surrounding NOI which I will for another day. Two days ago, serap just accused her of not accounting for some monies. You can deny everything wrong with NOI and her archaic economic policies but can you deny her final warnings when she said "Nigerians should brace up for tougher times ahead".

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Politics › Re: How The Economy fared Under Yaradua With Oil @ $40/barrel And The Reality Today by fiizznation: 9:30pm On May 24, 2016*

koboko69:
That guy have deliberately stop responding to me. He thinks he can be smart by playing with words and shifting from the main point to other things.

I also noticed that. Maybe the guy thought he can override everybody with his garbage and lies, but I guess he quickly realized he wasn't engaging half baked literates, so he had to quickly back down. But you know, the silliest thing the guy did was countering you when you made some references to what NOI said. I couldn't even believe my eyes when the guy said premium times were lying. Lolx

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Politics › Re: How The Economy fared Under Yaradua With Oil @ $40/barrel And The Reality Today by fiizznation: 9:14pm On May 24, 2016

plaetton:
Innuendos innuendos innuendos.

And all this just the defend and justify the Impending blow up of the Nigerian economy by these bungling clowns?

Let me ask you my friend.
Who is has been in charge of the Nigerian economy for 1 year now? Jonathan or Buhari?

Which slowpoke removed N3trillion from an already shaky economy, and then still celebrates it as an achievement? Jonathan or Buhari?

Who is promoting the CORRUPTION of our system by subverting the Sacred precincts of the RULE OF LAW? Jonathan or Buhari ?

Who has been the belligerent buffoon who thinks sentiment is what is needed to determine the exchange rate of the Naira ? Jonathan or Buhari?

Who is the change Messiah , who , while crying that Nigeria is broke, astronomically increases the trappings of his own office and the cost of governance ? Jonathan or Buhari?

Who is the economic illiterate that insists on borrowing N3 trillion to fund a budget that is paddled to the tune of N500b to N1 trillion? Jonathan or Buhari ?

Who is the economic voodoo man that wants to use N500b of borrowed money to dash out to 1m supposedly poor Nigerians? Jonathan or Buhari?

What will happen to the other tens of millions of poor Nigerians ?

We know that low oil prices precipitated economic challenges for a lot of Nations. But the clearly comedic and tragic bunglings of this administration is too damn scary.

. So if you know the fall in oil price precipitated our economy woes, then why are you hallucinating all over the place? You just chunk out your lies{not backed up with any proof} from wherever God's knows and you want everybody to swallow them. Learn to debate with facts and not with what your mind tells you.

I asked you some pertinent questions in my previous post here and I can see how you have illogically avoided the questions. I'm sorry to say this; but my friend you are not intelligent neither are you smart. You know absolutely zinc. You are just like the average buhari hater who uses sentiment, bigotry and hate as his basis for intellectual argument. From your first Post on this thread to this one that I just quoted, I didn't see where you backed up your arguments with clear proofs.

If you don't have anything to say aside from disproving other peoples opinions that are backed up with clear evidences, please you better shut up and stop fooling around here.

Premium times quoted NOI in her own words and you are here busy saying she never said that. Then I ask you again, provide your own proof that NOI didn't say that and save us from all the unnecessary drama. And as for the questions I asked you on my previous post; I know you can't answer any one because the truth won't even let you do that.

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Politics › Re: How The Economy fared Under Yaradua With Oil @ $40/barrel And The Reality Today by fiizznation: 3:17pm On May 24, 2016

plaetton:
Buhari himself has already categorized himself as being unfortunate to have come to power during a period of low oil prices.
He made that statement while away in London some months back.

Saying that Jonathan ran the economy aground is a lie, a baseless innuendo, repeated so many times that people like you think it has become truth.

Nigerian economy was growing up to the time that GEJ left it.
GEJ initiated and left very sound economic policies.

GEJ did not engineer the sudden fall in oil prices that devasted resource dependent economies for much of 2015.

Did Buhari expect GEJ to have given him Guarantees that all would be rosy for next 4 years ?

From your response, it seems that most of you still do not understand what leadership entails.

It's obvious that Buhari and his party just wanted power and opportunity. They forgot that it came with great challenges and responsibilities.

I have nothing but scorn for the Cry Babies in power right now.

We are not talking about leadership here rather we are talking about the ECONOMY. So don't even try to divert from the subject of discuss here. I won't like to waste my time by pulling out figures and numbers here just to make you see reasons with me. But I'm going to ask you this questions; How much did Jonathan left in our excess crude account before handling power to buhari? Why did the previous administration had to borrow money in the last two months of their administration if our economy was so buoyant? Jonathan sold oil for a whooping sum of $147 per barrel for about 5yrs, why wasnt the monies accounted for?

I'm trying as hard as possible not to bring OBJ's administration and what he left for late yar'adua into this discuss, because doing that will just expose your hypocrisy. Ok let me even use the obj-yar'adua tenure change.

Now how much was oil sold during OBJ's tenure?

How much was our debt when obj came on board?

How much did he leave in our external reserve before handling power to yar'adua?

And how much was our debt before handling to yar'adua?

If you have any sincerity in you, I bet your conscience will itch you. Jonathan messed everything up and handed buhari a broken economy, a fragile GDP, a bankrupt nation ravaged with corruption. And you in your little wonderfully decorated world of lies think is very OK if we don't call Jonathan's name. You know some of you are very funny

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Politics › Re: How The Economy fared Under Yaradua With Oil @ $40/barrel And The Reality Today by fiizznation: 1:09pm On May 24, 2016

plaetton:
Another bold face lie.

Buhari inherited a modest economy on a growth trajectory, though with structural weaknesses.

But it plain idiotic to blame lacklustre management capabilities on the previous administration.

Every successive government in Nigeria and all over the world inherits liabilities of some sort from previous eras.
That naturally comes with the territory.

No aspiring leader chooses and picks the best economic conditions under which to lead.

True leadership, let me repeat it again, is fashioned and honed during periods of great challenges.

If we sincerely want to play the blame game, it would take us all the way back to 1960.

It is very very obvious to anyone who has eyes and ears that Buhari has Zero qualities that true leaders are made of.

For the past 1 year, it's been sulking and whining, blaming, deflection of RESPONSIBILITIES.

Why not do a thing of honor and RESIGN and let another unfortunate person handle the economy ?

When Jonathan was running the nation aground, nobody asked him to resign, rather Nigerians mobilized and voted him out. So I will equally advice you to also mobilize your fellow compatriots and vote buhari out in 2019. And this "unfortunate person" statement you used in the concluding part of your post is rather unfortunate
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Politics › Re: How The Economy fared Under Yaradua With Oil @ $40/barrel And The Reality Today by fiizznation: 12:45pm On May 24, 2016*

1NigeriaOnlyIf:
There you go again with deflection. Face the issue at hand. I asked a simple question: What is the policy direction of this government. Tell me pls.

Why is Buhari spending 40bn on oil exploration when same oil has failed us.
There was a time for blaming GEJ. That time is over now. Its a year into Buharis administration. We all recognise the mistakes of the past, from the time nigeria became a nation. But tell me the positive Buhari has done to help the economy. What is his policy direction.

Just incase you go into another deflection, let me specify my questions here clearly. Just two for now

why spend 40bn naira on oil that has failed us.
what is the economic policy direction of this administration.

Funny. The economy template of this administration is there on APC site if that's all you care to know. If you are too lazy to go there I can help you;

http://www.allprogressivescongress.org/manifesto/

Whether you want to hear it or you don't want to it, the truth must be told. And the truth is buhari INHERITED a bad economy from the previous government. There was virtually any left in our excess crude account/external reserve. Our debt increased while our GDP was already declining. Some organizations were already retrenching workers. Our inflation rate was increasing while recession was very imminent. It was so bad that the Jonathan administration had to borrow in the last two months of their tenure just to pay workers.

Now I asked you; The previous administration sold oil{our only export earning commodity} for about $147 per barrel for almost 5yrs, now tell me, what the hell did they do with all the money and where did they kept the money?

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Politics › Re: How The Economy fared Under Yaradua With Oil @ $40/barrel And The Reality Today by fiizznation: 12:01pm On May 24, 2016

plaetton:
Lol.
What a joker.

How dare you quote Premium Times to me as your source for economic facts.

Premium Times is a tabloid, not a source for real economic facts.

I suggest you get an education to help you know the difference between external DEBT and Total debt stock that includes Domestic DEBT.

Stop embarrassing yourself with your half-baked knowledge.

Gosh!
Talk about dishonesty and buffoonery.

color=#990000]Premium times quoted the former finance minister in her own words. So what are you saying again?[/color]

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Politics › Re: How The Economy fared Under Yaradua With Oil @ $40/barrel And The Reality Today by fiizznation: 11:53am On May 24, 2016

1NigeriaOnlyIf: 12:23pm On May 23

I think i have asked you somewhere before, WHO IS PAYING YOU.
i want to add another question. HOW MUCH ARE YOU BEEN PAID

WHY IS IT THAT YOU COME HERE ALL THE TIME TO DEFEND THE INDEFENSIBLE. WHY

Are you not been affected by the rising cost of things in nigeria. Even if you are not, think of the poor masses
EVERYTHING IS NOT POLITICS. I FOR ONE DO NOT BLAME BUHARI FOR THE COLLAPSE IN OIL PRICE WHICH IS THE MAIN CAUSE OF OUR PROBLEMS.

BUT I BLAME HIM FOR LACK OF POLICY DIRECTIONS

WHY IN THE NAME OF GOD IS HE USING 40BN NAIRA FOR OIL EXPLORATION, WHEN OIL IS FAILING US.
THAT MONEY SHOULD BE SPENT ON DIVERSIFYING THE ECONOMY

WHO IS PAYING YOU. AND HOW MUCH
STOP BETRAYING YOUR OWN COUNTRY

This was what a supposed educated person had to tell me on the other thread just because I dared to expressed my own opinion about our recessional state which is very imminent. Buhari inherited a bad economy from the previous administration, and people feel is always right when we blame buhari for all our economy woes while exonerating the previous administration of any wrongdoings. I could vividly remember when the then finance minister was urging Nigerians to brace up for the tougher times ahead.

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Politics › Re: FG To Invest In Hydro, Solar For Better Power Supply by fiizznation: 10:50am On May 24, 2016

davodyguy:
We just completed a gas station which is Mega, somewhere in Ajah. It is 100% solar powered to DISCO power is connected to the station. 24 hours electricity

Is the solar power connected to another "solar power station" or is the solar power connected to a fussil power plant? I don't really get you bro, please elaborate

Politics › Re: PHOTOS: Governor El-rufai Pays Condolence Visit To Senator Shehu Sani by fiizznation: 10:43am On May 24, 2016

Jimmyfact:
Hope this can lead to sincere reconciliation so that the state can move forward?

Just because they don't agree on some certain issues doesn't mean they are fighting one another.

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