Politics › Re: Funny Placards Of GEJ & Buhari In Chatham House Today by Firefire(m): 8:40am On Feb 27, 2015 |
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Business › Re: OIL PRICE CRASH: Nigeria In Top 5 At-Risk Countries - Global Risk Insights by Firefire(m): 8:37am On Feb 27, 2015 |
God bless Nigeria
Dr. Goodluck Ebele Jonathan till 2019.
Shalom! |
Politics › Re: Pictures Of President Jonathan In Baga And Mubi by Firefire(m): 8:24am On Feb 27, 2015 |
Long Live Dr. Goodluck Ebele Jonathan
Long Live Nigeria
Peace! |
Business › Re: OIL PRICE CRASH: Nigeria In Top 5 At-Risk Countries - Global Risk Insights by Firefire(m): 1:46am On Feb 27, 2015 |
LRNZH: No way. If the Gov't (state or FG) default on their debts be it domesti or external, the consequences to the economy are dire so it does not matter. 14% cannot be of more concern than 76% unless you want to play PDP's contorted game of numbers where small is > big i they want to rig (eg NGF elections, impeachments etc)  Issokay.  But the situation on ground and the massive Infrastructural development in Nigeria could support/justify the FG debt. Investment in: Rail Airport Road Power Security etc |
Business › Re: OIL PRICE CRASH: Nigeria In Top 5 At-Risk Countries - Global Risk Insights by Firefire(m): 1:34am On Feb 27, 2015 |
LRNZH: I totally disgree with you. Your dishonesty is coming to play here and I will reserve the right to respond to you in the future if I sense insincerity. How can you take 14% of an issue (external out of total national debt) and use that to judge the health of Lagos vs FG debts?
Desist from that please. The external debt is typically owed to foreign creditors such as multilateral agencies (for example, the Africa Development Bank, the World Bank, or the Islamic Development Bank), to bilateral sources (such as the China Exim Bank, the French Development Bank or the Japanese Aid Agency), or to private creditors such as investors in our Eurobonds. The domestic debt, however, is contracted within Nigerian borders, usually through bond issues which are then purchased by Nigerian banks, local pension funds, and other domestic and foreign investors. I presume the external debt should be of more concern to you my friend? |
Politics › Re: Breaking: Ekiti Governor Ayo Fayose Missing by Firefire(m): 1:27am On Feb 27, 2015 |
Trut: WHO IS FOOLING WHO 
STUPIDITY is when you go to London to campaign for people without PVC.
MUMU is when you go to London and failed to come back with the acclaimed Cambridge certificate.
MUGU is when you did not go to school and forged a certificate and come online to say Sai Buhari.
FOOLISHNESS is when you have been shouting "Up NEPA!!!'' since you were born but expects GEJ to become a magician within 4 years.
AKPOS is when you read day and night to get a certificate and still want a semi-illiterate to rule you.
419 is when Buhari said he borrowed 27 million naira for presidential form but Buhari's wife donate drugs worth 135 million naira to displaced persons in Yola.
DON'T BE DECEIVED!!! THINK TWICE BEFORE YOU VOTE.
GEJ is the MAN I am for the WINNING TEAM
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Business › Re: OIL PRICE CRASH: Nigeria In Top 5 At-Risk Countries - Global Risk Insights by Firefire(m): 1:22am On Feb 27, 2015 |
aresa:
 I beg no corrupt this thread with your photos |
Business › Re: OIL PRICE CRASH: Nigeria In Top 5 At-Risk Countries - Global Risk Insights by Firefire(m): 1:20am On Feb 27, 2015 |
LRNZH: You are focusing on external debts to make Lagos State look bad. I am.telling you that external debts don't tell the complete story at all. 1. External debts of Nigeria is just ~14% of our national debt. Use Lagos states total debt as a percentage of national debts and you will get ~3% which is nothing compared to your touted 18%. 2. Lagos debt portfolio is more loaded with external than domestic debts because states don't sell bonds etc etc. But Lagos debt profile is healthy and work is on ground to justify it.  All my submissions are based on readily available data that are verifiable. I could choose the best viewing angle at my discretion. Eko oni ba je ooooo Jimi Agbaje, the man to the rescue  |
Business › Re: OIL PRICE CRASH: Nigeria In Top 5 At-Risk Countries - Global Risk Insights by Firefire(m): 1:11am On Feb 27, 2015 |
aresa: What's the crazy obsession with NL trolls and this abandoned building....? Jobless TanNoids..  I always respect you no matter the party you support. Me jobless ? I laugh in Chinese  Btw: That is my alma mater: Zumuratu Islamiya Primary School, Alaba Oro  |
Business › Re: OIL PRICE CRASH: Nigeria In Top 5 At-Risk Countries - Global Risk Insights by Firefire(m): 1:09am On Feb 27, 2015 |
LRNZH: But you are showing misleading information. Kindly show us Lagos States debt of $2.2Billion as a percentage of national debt (almost $70Billion) and show FG's percentage (between 77% and 85%) as well. Let's approach the matter using the right analysis.
The Lagos.light rail and the associated Badagry expressway has made more progress than the much touted FG railways and road network refurbishment.
Lest we derail the thread, Nigerias debt profile is huge, especially with nothing to show for it. A large chunk (approx. 80%)of it as I have shown you is from the FG. Please read my comment again and tell me where to clarify? Firefire: The data below represents some selected states external debt profile with Lagos state having the highest debt among all states of the federation with 18% in relation with that of the FG, while FG has 66% over the entire external debt profile of the country.
Why is Lagos State amassing loans considering the Huge IGR, and the allocation from the federation account  |
Business › Re: OIL PRICE CRASH: Nigeria In Top 5 At-Risk Countries - Global Risk Insights by Firefire(m): 1:01am On Feb 27, 2015 |
LRNZH: I see that now. Even going by DMO numbers $54Billion in December or close to $60Billion owed by the FG today is alarming. I don't even want to go into the issue of DMO being involved in some 'doctoring numbers' controversy.
Lagos state is taking on projects that are almost at FG scale. Think the Badagry Light Rail, The Lekki Ikoyi Link Bridge, Lastma, Lawma, and the Free Trade Zone. No other state can boast of such project portfolio. Rivers and Kano are other states trying to make much in terms of real projects. I'm not too sure of Akwa Ibom.
Even the FG has notbyaken on similar projects like Lagos. FG accrual from Nigeria's earning is 54%. Why does the FG owe 77% of all national debt?
Again check Lagos state annual accruals versus its debts and you will stop worrying. Ot is like saying Japan which has a higher debt than Bangladesh should be more worried. I am worried for Lagos state, despite the double taxation which results in the huge IGR, near nothing to show for it. Eko School Project is another fraudulent transaction. a lot of Lagos state school is already dilapidated. Lagos Light Rail Project is becoming another bogus project in which the goal post of delivery been shifted severally. Honestly, nothing on ground and around me could compensate nor justify my contribution to the state coffer. Where are all the monies going 
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Business › Re: OIL PRICE CRASH: Nigeria In Top 5 At-Risk Countries - Global Risk Insights by Firefire(m): 12:38am On Feb 27, 2015 |
The data below represents some selected states external debt profile with Lagos state having the highest debt among all states of the federation with 18% in relation with that of the FG, while FG has 66% over the entire external debt profile of the country. Why is Lagos State amassing loans considering the Huge IGR, and the allocation from the federation account  Firefire: Lagos State, had internally generated revenues of N384.25 billion, equivalent to 76.9 percent of its 2013 budget of N499.10 billion.
Lagos State also collect monthly 26.72% from the federation account, what happens to the allocation if Lagos already generated 77% through IGR?
Lagos State under Fashola raised Several Bonds and collected massive loans.
N50 billion bonds was raised in 2009
N87.5 billion bond under the Lagos State fixed rate bond (series 2), to execute the on-going construction of the blue line light rail project from Okokomaiko to Marina and expansion of the Lagos Badagry Expressway into 10 lanes
160 Billion Naira Loan from World Bank on same Line rail project?
The future of Lagos state is mortgaged till 2020 by ACN turned APC. 
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Business › Re: OIL PRICE CRASH: Nigeria In Top 5 At-Risk Countries - Global Risk Insights by Firefire(m): 12:32am On Feb 27, 2015 |
LRNZH: How did you work out FG external debt of $6.4Billion? Your chart does not show states' external debts as well so I am wondering how you worked that out....check working again
On a side note about the garri comment between $10 and $20Billion is missing in NNPC (this is the case until the PwC report is made public), and you GEJites don't see anything wrong with it. You will find attached the external debt data showing what is accrued to the FG: See link for reference: http://www.dmo.gov.ng/oci/subn/docs/Federal%20and%20State%20Governments%20External%20Debt%20Stock%20as%20at%2031st%20December%202014.pdf
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Business › Re: OIL PRICE CRASH: Nigeria In Top 5 At-Risk Countries - Global Risk Insights by Firefire(m): 12:16am On Feb 27, 2015 |
LRNZH: So DMO puts total National debt at $67Billion as at December 31, 2013. I stated $70Billion if you project to end of February 2015 and add the Naira component you would approximate $70Billion.
More importantly, your capture unfortunately does not show breakdown by FG and by States+FCT for total debt (external + domestic). What you should look for is FG debt only (external +domestic). That is where the about $60Billion will show up.
edit: you can see that my data is accurate. FireFire, if you really put brain before emotions, you wont be in the GEJite camp. I wish you reason through this and come to an informed decision. The Progressive in you is looking for room to express itself. From my data above if the total debt profile of Nigeria (Domestic + External) as at 31st December 2014 is $68.7Bn less $10.9Bn for states, domestic debt remaining $56.8; FG Domestic debt alone is $47Bn leaving us with external debt balance of $9.7B where FG has $6.4. The estimate of FG debts are: Domestic Debts – $47Bn External Debts – $6.4Bn Total Federal Government debt is 53.4Bn and not $60Bn ($6.4Bn no be garri ooo) |
Business › Re: OIL PRICE CRASH: Nigeria In Top 5 At-Risk Countries - Global Risk Insights by Firefire(m): 11:54pm On Feb 26, 2015 |
LRNZH: Out of the $70Billion National debt, the 36 States and FCT owe about $11Billion of which about $2Billion is for Lagos State. Mind you this is both external and domestic debt.
So almost $60Billion (~85%) of this is owed by the FG while Lagos State owes less than 1% of the Nigeria's total debt. Remember, Lagos is a very viable state that it can owe up to $5Billion and still be credit worthy. Please recheck your data and confirm the accuracy, it seems I could not see the $60Bn accrued to FG (only) on the DMO database (see attached) or your info is as at when?
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Nairaland General › Re: Strange Objects Found In Goat Slaughtered For Burial In Ekiti by Firefire(m): 11:13pm On Feb 26, 2015 |
 Nkanbe, Aiye AKAMARA. Aiye to to to... Wonders of the Universe... Black Magic. |
Business › Re: OIL PRICE CRASH: Nigeria In Top 5 At-Risk Countries - Global Risk Insights by Firefire(m): 11:12pm On Feb 26, 2015 |
I pity some states in Nigeria, una never see anything...
Aregbesola, I beg pay Osun civil servant.
Meanwhile, Dr. Goodluck Jonathan till 2019, Oil price or no oil price. |
Politics › Re: Caption This President Jonathan's Posture In Baga by Firefire(m): 11:08pm On Feb 26, 2015 |
egift: [s]5 years of Cluess Leadership + 6 weeks of Drama and Acting = Jonathan's Presidency
If he likes, he can jog to Otueke. Nobody will fall for this cheap drama. We want Change. Sai Buhari.[/s][s][/s]
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NYSC › Re: NYSC Member Commits Suicide Over Girlfriend by Firefire(m): 11:04pm On Feb 26, 2015 |
 Nonsensical nonsense, they need to re-kill the stupid boy!  |
Politics › Re: Buhari’s Certificate Saga Suits Now 10 by Firefire(m): 10:57pm On Feb 26, 2015 |
 BOOOHARY PULL over and show us your 'CERbiticaTE'
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Travel › Re: Lagos-ibadan Road Begin To Wear A New Face by Firefire(m): 10:56pm On Feb 26, 2015 |
justhelp: these are my advice to you .
It just a pity that some people some where does not want Nigeria to move forward, its a simple fact that Gej happen to be our president by mistake and his destiny, he did not have the leadership skills and attributes to be our President not even the vice president, that is why he could not command respect in his own cabinet, when he talk they will not take him serious or how can you explain the immigration employment scam on GEJ he even as them to return the money they refuse, almost all his minister are corrupt cos they feel his also corrupt no one took him serious, now they are begging Nigeria youth to apply for the same immigration exercise they duped us. If you are a youth of this great country and you really want to live a meaningful life no one will tell you not to vote GEJ i mean your school of thought must have, if you dont want your unborn child to go through the hardship you are going through no one will tell you to vote out GEJ your instinct must have, if you really know that change is inevitable and it is possible we can achieve it, this is the right time for you to fight for what is just and right.
I did not collect a dime from any political party, but come to think of something, when do you think we the people of Nigeria will benefit from democracy ? our govt teacher told us that when the ruling party has strong opposition they will forced to work or else they will loose next election then they we also become opposition, the new ruling party have no choice than to deliver. they will be exposing their weaknesses and corrupt acts, until these happens the people will never benefit from Democracy.
God really want to answer our prayer and wants to deliver us from PDP that is why He gave us GEJ knowing that he will make the party weaker and allow opposition to gain ground, this wouldn't have possible if we have more intelligent president like OBJ, this is the first time in the history of Nigeria democracy when the ruling party do not election to hold because they will loose with a wide margin, so God Loves us all in this country but some of these youth are blind to see the positive side of this Change, even if APC fail the new opposition party campaign against them then we vote them out again before you know it one of them will fixed our power problem or refineries, we cant just continue like this and pretend as if things are okay. GEJ has failed, he knows that that is why his is looking for ways to right his wrong at this injury time, but sorry Nigerians minds are made up, they want Change because change is constant. I am re-posting a comment I made on 3rd January 2015 for your reference: Firefire: Fellow Nigerians,
Jonathan's performance is below the high expectations of we Nigerians.
Jonathan is not proactive on the matter of security as expected.
However, Jonathan performance is on records.
- He promised free and fair election, this is already achieved. Ondo, Edo, Ekiti, Osun as evidence.
- Massive investment in power sector with full deregulation.
- Massive investment on military hardware, the first of its kind since 1960.
- Robust Economic policies,
- Massive infrastructure development, Road, Airport, Rail lines etc
- Freedom of speech, signing the FOI bill into law.
- Playing politics without bitterness
And many more developmental projects you can see if you leave bigotry.
Jonathan is the best to have happened to Nigeria at the moment.
We need 'CHANGE' but mohamod buhari is not the change.
APC missed the track in allowing a formal coup plotter as her Presidential candidate.
Nigerians, vote for continuity, vote Goodluck Ebele Azikiwe Jonathan.
God bless you.
God bless Nairaland
God bless the Federal Republic of Nigeria.
Shalom
Firefire! |
Politics › Re: What Buhari Failed To Tell UK Audience - Femi Fani Kayode by Firefire(m): 10:19pm On Feb 26, 2015 |
Heeey Feeee Ceeeeeeeeeeeeee
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Travel › Re: Lagos-ibadan Road Begin To Wear A New Face by Firefire(m): 10:15pm On Feb 26, 2015 |
Reminez: You are sic.k in the head. Bloody Yoruba wannabe!!!! Wọn kọ eee, sugbọn oo gba ekọ  |
Travel › Re: Lagos-ibadan Road Begin To Wear A New Face by Firefire(m): 10:13pm On Feb 26, 2015 |
justhelp: how much were you given, i hold my self responsible for any action i take including my vote, so Gej and his party lack manifesto to better the lives of the youth which you know, you are getting illegal money from their party you never think of people and the masses in Nigeria. SHAME ON YOU Honestly and frankly speaking, Jonathan is the BEST alternative to a coup plotter and a bigot. The 'CHANGE' they are singing about is FAKE. Think and recheck your position, It's not too late, don't waste your vote, any vote not given to Goodluck Jonathan is a wasted vote  Eni ba ni eti ko gbọ... Alafia fun yin oooo |
Politics › Re: Twin Explosions Hit Jos Park, UNIJOS Gate, kill 12 by Firefire(m): 9:04pm On Feb 26, 2015 |
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Phones › Re: Which Network Is Currently Making You Feel Very Happy On Internet Access? by Firefire(m): 8:38pm On Feb 26, 2015 |
luckman20: Na land i wan buy? Depends what you are doing with it bro  |
Travel › Re: Lagos-ibadan Road Begin To Wear A New Face by Firefire(m): 8:20pm On Feb 26, 2015 |
justhelp: HE IS ALREADY A FOREGONE ONE WE NO LONGER REMEMBER GEJ HERE SO DEAL WITH THAT COS HE HAS NOT IMPACT ANY LIVES IN THE SW EXCEPT PDP MEMBER THAT ARE SHARING MONEY, HE DID NOT DO ANYTHING FOR THE MASSES HERE IN YORUBA LAND SO HE IS ALREADY A GONER Bros, Change your mindset and see light. Goodluck Jonathan remains the BEST President at the moment. |
Education › Re: Goodnews For Those Who Completed Their Primary School In Nigeria... by Firefire(m): 7:52pm On Feb 26, 2015 |
wonderful... 
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Phones › Re: Which Network Is Currently Making You Feel Very Happy On Internet Access? by Firefire(m): 7:46pm On Feb 26, 2015 |
edogirl2: I normally get the 4.5GB. Dont need 12GB per month.
It's actually 12GB (not 10GB as I indicated) for N5000! Oh, I would check that out, thanks |
Politics › Re: (Busted Wit Pic) The Lady Interviewing Is A Buhari Supporter by Firefire(m): 7:19pm On Feb 26, 2015 |
barcanista: God bless Firefire Amen! and you too my friend.  |
Phones › Re: Which Network Is Currently Making You Feel Very Happy On Internet Access? by Firefire(m): 7:17pm On Feb 26, 2015 |
edogirl2: GLO 10GB = 5,000NGN (Monthly). Exceptional value Heavy user (Wifi+10 device) or just on one mobile phone ? |